Tecnoalarm TP16-256, Руководство по установке

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TP16-256 - Installer Manual Programming by Console
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MENU
16 16
16 16 16
z
Audio always Enables the console permenantly for the voice report of the
operations executed (e.g. arming or disarming)
z
Universal Enables the console for arming of all programs associated to
the code (even if they are not associated to the console). The
programs that are not associated to the console are not
viewed by the LED.
z
Ass. LED Permits the association of programs to the 15 pairs of LED on
the console signaling program alarm and status. Every pair of
LED can be associated to any of the 32 programs
Viewing of the current settings
[ ] Function has not been associated to the console selected
[ # ] Function has been associated to the console selected
Commands available
+
#
YES to associate the function to the console
+
*
NO to cancel a possible existing association
+
EXIT to accept programming and quit the submenu
5.13 CONFIGURATION OF THE KEYPOINTS
+
yw
to select the menu (16)
+
#
YES to confirm the selection
The control panel provides up to 16 secondary control units called keypoints
(TP SK6N, TP SKN). The keypoints can be configured individually so as to show the
status of determined programs.
SELECTION OF THE KEYPOINT
+
yw
to select the keypoint (from 1 to 16)
+
#
YES to confirm the selection
SELECTION OF THE LED
The key reader with mini keypad TP SK6N provides 6 LED associable to any of the
32 programs, the key readers connected to the key interface TP SKN provide 3 LED.
+ yw
to select the LED
+ #
YES to confirm the selection
PROGRAM ASSOCIATION
+
yw
to select the program (from 1 to 32)
+
EXIT to accept programming and quit the submenu
Menu 16
Keypoints
Keypoint 1
LED 01
Keypoint 2
Program 01
WARNING
The symbol
4
behind the console number indicates that the console has actually been connected
via serial bus to the control panel.
WARNING
It is very important that in addition to the program-keypoint association you have defined the keys to
control the programs associated to the keypoint in question.
If this is not the case, the key will not be recognized on its insertion.