Devices
Radio zones
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Installer 2
• Description:
a name can be entered for installer 2.
• New code:
a new code (between 4 to 6 digits) can be entered, or an existing code edited. Entering an existing code
generates an error.
Installer code 2 is set by default to 001961. You will be asked to confirm the code, in order to avoid typing errors.
• Authorisation:
the functions accessible to the installer in the user menu can be selected from the same list of functions as
the user profiles. The installer code allows access to user menu entries in accordance with these authorisations.
• Company name:
a name can be entered for installer 2’s company.
• Email address:
an email address can be entered for installer 2.
• Tel. number:
a telephone number can be entered for installer 2.
Only installer 1 can change installer code 2. An installer code left empty disables the corresponding installer. Installer
code 1 cannot be left empty. It is anticipated that installers will have full access to the technical menu entries.
Devices
Radio zones
The menu corresponding to the zones is used to acquire radio zones on the control panel, and to program all the various
reactions and properties of the zone. This section can also be used to program sensor settings.
Programming wireless zones
The control panel recognises individual devices; each device must be registered in a single zone within the system. Each device
has a single encryption code which is shown on the product itself and on its packaging for programming purposes.
Each device may have several inputs (A, B, C) depending on type. Each input on the device can be controlled independently.
When the device is programmed on the control panel, the available inputs are shown automatically.
For example, if a RF2MCW (magnetic contact with 2 wired inputs) is programmed on the control panel and associated with zone
1, the control panel will allow the setting and management of inputs 1A, 1B and 1C. The table below shows the devices with
several inputs and how the control panel manages the various inputs; X is the zone number.
Device
Zone XA
Zone XB
Zone XC
RF2MCW
Reed contact
Input 1
Input 2
RFUniversal
Input 1
Input 2
RF zones can be registered in two different ways: single or sequential. In single mode, a single zone can be selected and after
acquisition it will be possible to continue programming the other fields for this zone, for example the description, zone type and
so on.
Sequential registration is used to register several zones in sequence, without impacting the configurations.
A default setting is provided for each device, based on the device type.
