Guardian Telecom Inc.
Installation Programming Operation
Merge/Isolate Zone Control System
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Installing Multiple Merge/Isolate Controllers (MICONs)
Up to six controllers (MICONs) can be connected to the MICABs. MICON wiring
can be in parallel, series, or a combination of both.
MICONs can be desk mounted or wall mounted
If a MICON is to be desk mounted simply set it in position.
If a MICON is to be wall mounted remove the faceplate and secure the
base to the wall in the desired location, with the deepest dimension
towards the bottom. The handset retainer clips should be installed to the
handset cradle to hold the handset properly.
Tip: There are only five
connections for MICONs
on the MICAB. The sixth
MICON can be wired in
parallel with #5.
Caution: The electronic
components are secured
to the faceplate, handle
with care.
Wire the MICONs back to the MICAB.
Ensure all connections are secure.
See: MICAB Back Panel
Connector Tables
Program the MICON and the MICAB.
Test the system by merging zones as would be done during normal
operations.
See: Programming of
MICABs and MICONs
Programming of MICABs and MICONs
MICON Programming:
Once the system is powered up the MICON is ready for programming its function registers. To enter
Programming Mode, press the [PVT] key and the [LMP TST] key simultaneously. The LCD display will
respond with a greeting message and then the main menu.
1 = MICON, 2 = MICAB
3 = AlrZn, 4 = STORE
1. MICON setup:
Press key [1] while in the main menu to program the existing MICON. Once key [1] is selected the
screen will display the register number and its setting. Enter or change the setting by keying in the
proper numeric key.
Any out of range entry will be prompted with a message.
Use the [VOL UP] or the [VOL DWN] to scroll through all the other registers.
Once all these registers are verified to be correct, press the [PVT] to get back to the main program
menu.
The following table describes the MICON registers and functions:
Register code
Function
Description
Parameter
Default Settings
Reg00
Station Number
The MICON
station number
Note 1
1 digit number
(1 to 6 and 8)
8 = station disabled
8
Reg01
Alarm key lockout
Alarm key access
Note 2
0 = disable access
1 = access
1
Reg02 Language
English
Note 3
English
only
1
Reg03
Speaker Volume
Power up Speaker
volume
Note 4
0 to 7
3
Reg04
Zone key lockout
Zone key access
Note 5
0 = disable access
1 = access
1
Reg05
Select default
Restoring the
MICON to the
default settings
Note 6
0, or 7 to restore
default settings
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