Every wireless device has a unique address (number)
that is automatically assigned during the
configuration of the wireless system.
The wireless protocol uses its own addressing
system, separate from the analogue intelligent
protocol of the main control panel. The translator
will assign and manage the addressing automatically.
The address of the translator must be specified and
this data inserted directly using the translator’s built‐
in display. This address is used only by the main
control panel and is indicated as the ‘starting
address’. Each wireless device will also have its own
address in the main control panel. The numbering
will begin with the starting address of the translator.
For example, if the starting address is “1”, the
following wireless devices that are added to the
system will be given address “2”, “3”, “4”, “5” and so
on. If another starting address is specified, for
example, “34”, the wireless devices will be
automatically readdressed with “35”, “36”, “37”,
“38” and so on. These are the addresses in the
analogue – intelligent protocol used by the control
panel. Wireless protocol addresses remain
unchanged.
Information about the wireless system has to be
transferred to the control panel. The control panel
has a specific command that allows it to copy the
wireless system configuration to the panel’s
memory. For full instructions, please refer to the
control panel user manual.
Addressing
