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Brand | C-TEC |
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Model | QT601-2 |
Category | Controller |
Language | English |
Guide for authorised users on operational information and system tasks.
Contains essential tools and components for panel installation and maintenance.
Allows unique identification and naming for patient and staff devices.
Tracks the course of staff attack transmitter activations for incident analysis.
Enables nursing or security staff to log their attendance at rooms.
Allows patients to remotely trigger standard calls via infrared or radio.
Assigns a higher priority to calls from bathroom areas.
Call points support additional slave inputs for varied functions.
Allows a custom site name to be assigned to all Quantec Displays.
Sophisticated routing of calls to alphanumeric pagers based on various criteria.
Allows call messages to be directed to third-party DECT telephone systems.
Enhances data management software with additional logging of user/attendance data.
Fundamental principles for Quantec system wiring, including protocol and device limits.
Guidelines for wiring system spines using specific cable types and lengths.
Guidance on locating and using network splitters for system installation.
Diagram illustrating the PCB layout and connections of a Quantec network splitter.
Steps to remove lid and base PCBs for accessing mounting holes.
Details on the power supply unit, battery charging, and monitoring functions.
Instructions for connecting the mains supply to the Quantec Controller.
Procedure for connecting 12V VRLA batteries for system power.
Connects standard RS232 printers or PCs for data logging and software use.
Connects an IBM compatible PC for programming via Quantec's QT707 software.
Connects to an alphanumeric radio paging transmitter for notifications.
Provides outputs for tone only paging, strobes, or interfacing with other systems.
Describes two methods for programming: front panel controls or Quantec upload/download software.
Outlines a recommended sequence for system programming and commissioning.
Functions accessible by General Users, primarily for basic operations.
Functions for Authorised Users, including system setup and basic programming.
Advanced programming and assignment functions for engineers.
Procedure for assigning unique ID numbers and parameters to single devices.
Utilizes the AutoScan method for efficiently assigning multiple devices.
Configure call divert times, emergency/attack call routes, and system call routing.
Manage access level codes and system reset codes for security.
Setup datalogging, system modes like emergency/attack routing.
Configure device display modes and print system data like devices, groups, and zones.
Adjust day/night modes, log output, date/time, and ID text management.
Details on location descriptions, device parameters, set ranges, equations, and time outs.
Information on communication protocols and required firmware versions for system features.
Describes the structure and content of logged system events and fault messages.
Configuration and message format for Scope protocol paging transmitters.
Details on MEP and ESPA protocols for DECT interface paging equipment.
Overview of pre-commissioning, necessary tools, and initial wiring checks.
Procedures for checking spine and limb wiring integrity before system commissioning.
Detailed checks for call points, displays, receivers, and other system devices.
Includes final checks, engineer requirements, and pre-commissioning certificate information.
Details on power supply, auxiliary outputs, fuses, and panel controls/indicators.
Covers physical dimensions, network cabling, PC/paging interfaces, operating conditions, and part numbers.
Forms for documenting device assignments, group routing, and zonal routing configurations.