Eaton i-on30R, Руководство администратора и пользователя

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User Menu Options
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Note: If you have a proximity tag that is already allocated, you can
find out who it belongs to by using Test
– Prox Tag
(page 42).
7. For user types that can set the system, you can assign a remote
control that is not already assigned to another user:


To assign a remote control, press any button on the remote control,
then (if you are using a partitioned system), choose one partition to
assign to the remote control.
If you do not want to assign a remote control, press

at the above
prompt.
Note: If you have a remote control that is already allocated, you can
find out who it belongs to by using Test
– Remotes
(page 42).
8. For user types that can set the system, you can assign a radio HUA
(Hold-Up Alarm) device:
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
Press a button on an unallocated HUA transmitter until you see "HUA
added", or

if you do not want to assign one.
Note: If you have an HUA transmitter that is already allocated, you
can find out who it belongs to by using Test
– Hold Up Alarms
(page
42).
Note: While you are registering a new HUA transmitter, the control
unit will not respond to an alarm signal from any radio HUA it has
already learnt.
9. If you are adding a Shunt Code user, press

or

followed by

to
select the shunt group to assign to the user:


The * indicates the currently-selected shunt group.
10. The control unit confirms that the user has been added:
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