NEO IP/GSM Technical Handbook
Document number: NE41 09002-02 v2.0
8.7
Alarm sources tab
Picture 15.
The alarm sources tab
8.7.1
Radio alarms
Radio pos. “N”
Adding a radio transmitter can be made in two ways, either directly enter the
radio code or let the NPU listen to a transmitted radio code.
• Enter a radio code (eg. 0A5B) directly into this field to add a transmitter to a
radio position (eg. 0A5B to Radio poistion 1).
Normally the accompanying ATOM is already present in radio position 1 in a
NEO IP/GSM kit delivered from NEAT Electronics.
• To add a radio transmitter where the radio code is unknown, press the
button to the right of the Radio Pos field. The Receive Radio Code window
opens and the programmer is now waiting for a radio code. Activate the radio
transmitter and upon a succesful reception, the Receive Radio Code window
automatically closes and the radio code is visible in the Radio Pos field.
• To check the device added to a radio position, press the information
button.
Alarm type pos. “N”
Select the corresponding alarm type for each radio position. The default values
Even if the alarm type might be deactivated under
Tools|Configure alarm
types...
it is still selectable. Changing alarm types must be done very carefully
and tested thuroughly before implementing!
If the radio transmnitter includes an alarm type in the radio message to the
NEO IP/GSM then this will override the selected alarm type in the configuration.
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