8
INT-TSH2
SATEL
−
the
icon indicates trouble / trouble memory / alarm / alarm memory / bypassed
zones.
7. Widgets
The following widgets may be displayed on the screen.
Text
– the widget displays any text that was added by the installer or system element name.
Partition status
– the widget displays the partition status represented by icons.
Zone status
– the widget displays the zone status represented by either:
– icons selected by SATEL (indicator) – different statuses are displayed,
– text messages (text) – messages inform only about normal and violated states,
– icons selected by the installer (icon) – only normal and violated states are displayed.
Output status
– the widget displays the output status represented by either:
– icons selected by SATEL (indicator),
– text messages (text),
– icons selected by the installer (icon).
Temperature
– the widget displays the temperature. Information about the temperature is
sourced from an ABAX 2 / ABAX wireless detector. The widget is not available in the
VERSA system.
Date/time
– the widget displays the date and time in the format specified by the installer.
Switch
– the icon for the widget is selected by the installer. Tap the widget to enable /
disable an output.
Rectangle
– the widget displays a rectangle that can be translucent and have different
colors. As an additional graphic element it may be used e.g. to highlight a part of the
screen.
Macro
– the icon for the widget is selected by the installer. Tap the widget to run a macro
command. The macro command is a sequence of actions to be performed by the control
panel. Macro commands are created by the installer.
PANIC/FIRE/MED.
– the widget is used to trigger an alarm (
- panic alarm;
- fire
alarm;
- medical alarm).
Information
– the widget is represented on the screen by the
icon. Tap the widget to
view the message added by the installer.
Link
– the icon for the widget is selected by the installer. Tap the widget to go to the
additional screen / return to the user screen from the additional screen.
8. On-screen keypad
The on-screen keypad is displayed when it is required to enter a code e.g. to access the user
menu. You may be required to enter the code to access the user screen or the additional
screen or to run a function with a widget.
