urmet domus 1061/006A, Инструкция по установке и программированию

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5 PROGRAMMING
For commands and external signalling description, refer to the User Manual.
The system programming can be performed directly on the control panel, with buttons and a little LCD display,
or with a PC provided with Urmet EasyPro 1061/001 software and connected to the control panel via the USB
port or a modem. Some parameters concerning the PSTN communicator can be changed only via PC.
5.1 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
The programming procedure consists in the following steps:
1. Assign an address to the bus devices, if not yet assigned;
2. Enter in programming mode (if the control panel has never been programmed before, see paragraph
5.3 FIRST POWER-UP
);
3. Program inputs ;
4. Program outputs ;
5. Program zones;
6. Program alarm times, entry, exit, failure and technological ;
7. Program keys (master and user);
8. Program codes (master and user);
9. Assign keys to zones;
10. Assign codes to zones;
11.
Program PSTN/GSM communicator ;
12. Record vocal messages .
Not all steps are necessary, because some of them depend on the presence, in the system, of particular
bus devices or control panel expansions.
5.2 CONTROL PANEL HARDWARE PROGRAMMING INTERFACE
For programming procedure, as shown in figure 22, on the control panel motherboard are available :
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One 2 -digits, 7-segments LCD display .
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One ESC button to return to the previous menu level or exit from programming mode in any time .
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One button to scroll items of the same menu level (the menu items structure is circular: at the last
item, by pressing again the button, it is possible to return to the first one).
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One OK button to select/deselect a parameter or go to a secondary menu.
On the LCD display, the dot that appears down on the right side means that the displayed value is the one
stored at the moment for the parameter selected for the configuration.
The result of each programming operation is acoustically signalled by :
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A “beep beep” to signal a successful programming procedure .
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Un A long “beep” to signal an unsuccessful programming procedure .