Cooper Security i-On 40, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Installer Menu Options i-on Range
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Within each section the bottom line of the display shows one from a list of
outputs belonging to the section. Press

or

to display the output you wish
to test then press

to activate the output. Press

again to deactivate the
output. Press

to finish the test.
Note: If you have programmed one of the plug-by outputs as an ATS Test
output, then when you test that output the control unit will pulse the
output active for the correct length of time to start a call in any connected
dual-signalling communicator. You do not need to deactivate the output
(This test applies to the UK only, and is compliant with Form 175).
When you complete testing the outputs check that they are in the state you
wish to leave them in.
In addition, there is also a section for
Comms Channels
if the control unit is
reporting to an ARC using Fast Format.
If you select this option the bottom line of the keypad display will show you the
first in a list of the Fast Format comms channels available. Press

or

to see
the other entries in the list. For each channel that you wish to test press

to
turn the channel ―On‖. Once you have selected all the channels to be tested,
press

. The control unit will then dial the ARC and communicate the selected
channels.
During the call you should see the following progress messages on the display:
―Dialling‖ then ―Connected‖ followed by ―Call Successful‖. If the call does not
succeed then the final message will be ―Call Failed‖.
Remotes
The Test menu allows you to test user‘s remote control (you must have the
remote control to carry out the test). From the Installer Menu select
Test-
Remotes
.
The keypad display shows a message asking you to press any button on the
remote you wish to test.
Press one of the remote‘s buttons.
The top line of the keypad display shows the remote‘s identity, the button you
pressed and the remote‘s owner. When testing a FOB-2W-4B the display
identifies the buttons with a letter: ―S‖ = Set, ―U‖ = Unset, ―?‖ = Query, and
―*‖ = Part Set (or programmable).
The bottom line of the display shows the action assigned to that button and
the signal strength. If the bottom line shows ―>‖ then press

for more
information.
Press all the other buttons on the remote to test them in the same way.
Note: To test the HUA function on a remote use the
Test – User Hold Up Alarms
option in the Installer Menu (see below). A remote’s HUA keys are not
active in
Test – Remotes
option.