Tynetec Reach, Руководство по установке пользователя

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2.3.8 DIAL ‐ OUT ROUTINE
Dial Sequence – the order in which the 8 telephone numbers (4 ARC and 4 PR) are dialled.
1 ‐ 4 represent the ARC numbers and 5 ‐ 8 represent the PR Numbers. Enter #037 , the unit will announce
“ Dial Sequence ”. Example, to dial ARC1 first, followed by PR1 then ARC2 last you would enter 152
followed by # . If no dial sequence is specified each telephone number will tried in order for the preset
number of the Dial Attempts (default 4). This cycle will repeat for a maximum of 15 attempts.
Dial Attempts – the number of times each ARC and PR number will be dialled if it gets an engaged tone
on the first attempt. Enter #038 ; the unit will announce “ Dial Attempts ”, press 1 to 9 followed by # .
Example; for 2 attempts at each number enter #038 2#
Safe Call Device Option – Safe Call devices (Tynetec Part No. ZSA260) must be plugged in ‐ line with all
telephones within the home if this option is enabled. These devices ensure the Reach always takes
control of the telephone line in an emergency situation. Enter #039 ; the unit will announce “ Safe Call
Setup ”, press 0 to Disable or 1 to Enable followed by # .
Caller Party Disconnect – if an extension telephone is being used when the Reach is attempting to
make an emergency call the message “ this is an alarm call – please hang ‐ up your phone ” can be played
down the line after a 50 second delay. This is to prompt the other user to hang ‐ up. Enter #048 and the
unit will beep once, press 0 to Disable or 1 to Enable followed by # .
2.3.9 RADIO DEVICES
With BS8521 protocol each radio device can be assigned a “ Location Code ” to allow the control centre
operator to identify the exact location of the device in alarm.
Auto ‐ Learn Radio Device – allows a radio device to be learned automatically and have its Location
Code assigned. Enter #050 ; the unit will announce “ Learn Radio Device and Enter Location Code ”.
After the beep activate the radio device. The unit will announce the “ Device Type ” followed by “ Enter
Location Code ”. Enter the 2 digit code from the table below, the unit will beep, activate another radio
device to be learned or press # to end.
00 No Location 12 Living Room 2 24 Kitchen Area 36 Laundry Room 2 48 Shed
01 Local Unit 13 Living Area 25 Utility Room 1 37 Office 49 Outbuilding/Shed
02 Hallway Down 14 Dining Room 1 26 Utility Room 2 38 Study 50 Garden Front
03 Hallway Up 15 Dining Room 2 27 Entrance/Lobby 39 Games Room 51 Garden Rear
04 Stairs 1 16 Dining Area 28 Front Door 1 40 Common Room 1 52 Garden Other
05 Stairs 2 17 Bathroom 1 29 Front Door 2 41 Common Room 2 53 Basement/Cellar
06 Landing 18 Bathroom 2 30 Rear Door 1 42 Lift 1 54 Ground Floor
07 Bedroom 1 19 WC/Toilet Up 31 Rear Door 2 43 Lift 2 55 Bin Store
08 Bedroom 2 20 WC/Toilet Down 32 Garage 1 44 Lift 3 56 Boiler Room
09 Bedroom 3 21 WC/Toilet Other 33 Garage 2 45 Front Gate 57 Attic
10 Bedroom 4 22 Kitchen 1 34 Workshop 46 Rear Gate 58
11 Living Room 1 23 Kitchen 2 35 Laundry Room 1 47 Outbuilding 59
Manual Learn Radio Device – allows a radio device to be learned by manually entering its ID code
taken from the label. This option is useful on sites with a lot of radio device activity (eg. PIR’s) to
prevent neighbouring devices being accidently learned. Enter #040 ; the unit will announce “ Learn
Radio Device ”. After the beep enter the 8 digit ID code followed by the 2 digit Location Code from the
table above. The unit will beep, enter another radio device or press # to end.
Manual Delete Radio Device – allows an individual radio device to be deleted from memory (as Load
Radio Defaults will clear all radio devices). Enter #041 ; the unit will announce “ Delete Radio Device ”.
After the beep enter the 8 digit ID code of the device to be deleted. The unit will beep, enter another
radio device code or press # to end.