2 Mains Delay
2 Timer
2 Test Period
2 GSM Poll Fault
2 Options
1 Alarm Delay
1 Message
Call Monitoring
5s
1 Test Start
55m
20s
Yes
Yes
Yes1 WiFi Poll Fault
1 Status
3 All Poll Fault
3 IP Monitor
2 Make Test Call
1 Account
5 IP Test Calls
4 Delays
6 Server Signals
7 AVI
3 Reports
SecureComm Menu - SecureWatch Panels - contd.
By default, there is an Alarm Delay of 20 seconds. This is to
reduce false alarm reporting. Enter this sub-menu to change to
delay to a time (in seconds) of your choice.
By default, there is a Mains Delay of 55 minutes. During a
power-cut a mains fault will only be reported to an ARC if this
period is exceeded. Enter this sub-menu to change to delay to
a time (in minutes) of your choice.
During an installation, the installer can programme the system
to make its first test call to the monitoring centre at a specific
time into the future. Select Test Start and key-in the hours and
minutes of the first test call.
Following on from the first test call, subsequent test calls can
be made at a set interval. Select the number of hours of this
interval by keying-in a number in Test Period.
These settings allow the installer to tailor poll fault messages
being sent to the ARC. Depending on whether just one or both
of the GSM/WiFi communication paths are stable you may
choose to turn off a polling fail report.
WiFi Poll Fault: When enabled, if the Wi-Fi communicator
loses connection to the SecureComm Server for longer than
the poll fail time on the chosen IP monitoring package, the
SecureComm Server will send a "LAN Poll Fail" IP Signal to
the monitoring station.
GSM Poll Fault: When enabled, if the GSM communicator
loses connection to the SecureComm Server for longer than
the poll fail time on the chosen IP monitoring package, the
SecureComm Server will send a "GSM Poll Fail" IP Signal to
the monitoring station.
9633 IP Monitor
96334 Delays
96335 IP Test Calls
96336 Server Signals
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