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General| Brand | Climax Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | vesta series |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Overview of Climax's MX Medical and Intrusion Alarm Series, integrating medical and intrusion alarms for home protection.
Lists the items included in the MX sample package, such as control panel, AC adapter, USB cable, and CD-ROM.
Provides visual identification of the MX Control Panel's components through top, back, and side views.
Details the power supply system, including AC adapter connection, rechargeable battery backup, and battery switch operation.
Explains the process of configuring the MX Control Panel using a PC, starting with USB driver installation.
Step-by-step guide for installing the USB driver from the CD-ROM for PC programming.
Details on using the PC Programming Tool from the CD-ROM to configure the Control Panel settings.
Instructions for programming and making non-emergency calls, including DTMF commands for call control.
Configuration options for Guard Time, Auto Check-In, Yellow Button functions, Inactivity Timer, and more.
Configuring network settings, including DHCP enable/disable and static IP address setup.
Viewing sensor data and adding/editing sensors using the PC Programming Tool.
System operations including rebooting the Control Panel, rebooting GSM, checking status, and factory reset.
Procedure for updating the MX Control Panel firmware using the PC programming tool.
Configuring the RF Sniffer to report signals from unlearned RF devices.
Guide for installing and using web-based programming for MX-6 and MX-8 models.
Connecting to the MX's web interface and viewing firmware revision and MAC address.
Configuring Control Panel settings via the web interface, including IDs, Keyword, and non-emergency call number.
Configuring GPRS settings, including Access Point Name (APN), username, and password.
Setting up network configuration, DHCP, IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS.
Programming user codes or access codes for system access and saving settings.
Configuring reporting destinations, event filters, reporting formats, and follow-on options.
Viewing the status of learned devices, and learning/removing devices.
Enabling or disabling the RF Sniffer to report signals from unlearned RF devices.
Updating the MX Control Panel firmware using the 'Firmware' and 'Browse' options.
Methods for remote programming of the MX system using SMS commands or PC software.
Instructions for remote programming of MX using SMS commands from a mobile phone.
Using SMS iWizard PC software for convenient SMS remote programming of MX.
Procedure for learning various devices like pendants, sensors, and satellites into the Control Panel.
Methods for removing learned devices, specifically Pendant #1 and #2, via local or PC programming.
Details on operating the Control Panel, including idle mode functions and alarm activation.
Functions available when the Control Panel is in idle mode, such as answering incoming calls.
How to make and manage non-emergency calls from the Control Panel or CTC-808RV.
Monitoring AC power status, including failures, restoration, and reporting.
Describes low battery conditions for the Control Panel and the corresponding reports and LED indications.
Handling battery disconnection events, reporting, and LED status for the Control Panel.
Indicates low battery status for connected devices and the Control Panel's response.
Configuration and behavior of automatic check-in reports sent to the CMS.
Settings and functions of the inactivity timer, including yellow button programming and behavior.
How alarms are triggered by the Control Panel, pendants, or satellite units.
Defines reporting sequences and retry procedures for failed transmissions.
CMS control of the Control Panel during follow-on periods using DTMF commands.
Scenarios for help/nurse arrival, including user and nurse actions and corresponding CID codes.
How the Control Panel operates during speech reporting, including two-way communication.
Procedures for arming and disarming the system using the Control Panel, remote controls, or keypads.
List of voice prompts played by the Control Panel and their corresponding conditions.
Instructions for testing the operational ranges of connected devices using the Control Panel.
Steps to perform a factory reset on the Control Panel, clearing all programmed data.
Details the Contact ID protocol, including handshake tones, message blocks, and composition.
References the SIA Digital Communication Standard document for event reporting details.
Lists specific event codes used in the Scancom communication format.
Lists specific event codes used in the Tunstall TTNEW communication format.
Lists specific event codes used in the Climax CPC Dialect communication format.
Details the Franklin reporting format and provides zone number mapping for event codes.
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