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4.3 PASSWORD MANAGEMENT
The analogic control panel presents four different levels of access as provided in the EN 54-2 normative.
Level 2 Password : 22222 ;
Level 3 Password : 33333 ;
The possible request of the password is initially set up by the control panel providing character differentiation:
•
Small caps on the menu require a password in order to access;
•
Capital writings means that a password isn’t required.
To modify the password refer to chapter 10.7.
For other information about levels and access codes, to do reference at the chapter 4.4.
4.4 ACCESS LEVELS
4.4.1 Levels for users and installers
The fire-prevention analogic control panel has been designed in conformity with the EN 54-2 norms. This rule
gives four different access levels, available for users and qualified workers. The control panel is generally at level
1. it is necessary to insert the suitable codes to enter the superior levels.
The access levels are divided as described below:
Level 1
All the information is operative, the control panel controls are disabled; it is possible to silent the control panel
buzzer.
Level 2
The access to level 2 is obtained by typing (
22222
).
All the information and controls of the control panel are operative. In this level the system configuration cannot be
modified. How ever it is possible to put zones or sensors out of service, to modify time and date. After a
previously programmed time has passed, the system will go back to level 1 automatically.
Note: at level 2 password you may also access by digitizing level 3 password. This allows the installer to have
complete access to the Control Panel.
Main menu
POINT SETTING
ZONE CONNECTION
LOOP ACC. LEVEL
OUTPUT DIAGNOSTIC
EVENT 3b option
ACCESS LEVEL: 1
Sel. Esc.
Button for menu
selection.
Capital writing means
free access in case of
selection.
Small caps means
request of password in
case of selection.