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321060 3.5 “ Colour handsfree internal unit
SET ThE ExTErNAl SOS CONTACT TYPE
FUNCTION OPErATION
Select the setting submenu of the external SOS contact
type to set the submenu At initial settings status, short-press on the
call to the switchboard key
five times and enter into the setting submenu for the external SOS
contact type. Read the current setting parameter. If it’s
NO type
, the parameter is 0 and the message LED ON. If it’s
NC type
, the parameter is 0
and the message LED OFF.
Set the parameter Press on the MONITOr key , and add 1 to the parameter. On adding to 2, it will automatically turn to 0. With the parameter being 1, SOS is the
NO type and the message LED ON; with the parameter being 0, if SOS is the NC type and the message LED will be OFF. In the setting process,
the parameter will be automatically saved.
Exit 1) Short-press the door lock key, exit the setting options of the current submenu, and return to the setting status of the initial installation.
2) With a wrong operation, three short tones can be heard and it will automatically return to the setting status of the initial installation.
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Configuration settings by device keyboard - WAY 1:
SET ThE FUNCTION FOr ENTrANCE PANEl MONITOrINg
FUNCTION OPErATION rEMArk
Select the setting submenu to monitor the
functions of the entrance panel At initial setting status, short-press on the call to the switchboard key seven times to enter into the setting
submenu to monitor the functions of the entrance panel and read the current setting parameter. If it is Enabled,
the parameter will be 1 and the message LED will be ON; if Shielding, the parameter will be 0 and the message
LED OFF.
Ex-factory default: disabled
Set the parameter Press on the MONITOr key and add 1 to the parameter. On adding 2, the parameter will automatically turn to
0. With the parameter being 1, the indoor unit can monitor the entrance panel and the message LED will be ON.
With the parameter being 0, the indoor unit can’t monitor the entrance panel and the message LED will be OFF.
In the setting process, the parameter will be automatically saved.
Exit 1) Short-press the door lock key , exit the setting options of the current submenu, and return to the setting
status of the initial installation.
2) With a wrong operation, three short tones can be heard and it will automatically return to the setting status
of the initial installation.
rECOvEr All ThE DEFAUlTED PArAMETErS
FUNCTION OPErATION rEMArk
Select the setting submenu to recover all the
defaulted parameters. At initial settings status, short-press
the call to the switchboard key
nine times to enter into the setting
submenu to recover all the defaulted parameters and read the current setting parameter. If it is Enabled, the
parameter will be 1 to recover all the defaulted parameters and the message LED will be ON; if disabled, the
parameter will be 0, not to recover all the defaulted parameters and the message LED will be OFF.
Ex-factory default: disabled
Set the parameter Press on the
MONITOr key
and add 1 to the parameter. On adding to 2, the parameter will automatically turn to
0. With the parameter being 1, the indoor unit can monitor the entrance panel and the message LED will be ON.
With the parameter being 0, the indoor unit can’t monitor the entrance panel and the message LED will be OFF.
In the setting process, the parameter will be automatically saved.
Exit 1) Short-press the door lock key , exit the setting options of the current submenu, and return to the setting
status of the initial installation.
2) With a wrong operation, three short tones can be heard and it will automatically return to the setting status
of the initial installation.
Configuration
Exit the installation setting
Long-press the door lock key . When a long tone is heard, release your hand to exit the setting status; on entering into the setting status, you won’t need to operate any key. Within 10
seconds, it will automatically exit the setting status.
BT00764-a-en 30/05/2013