Alarm Control Panel Installer Manual
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DIP switches on the Control Panel Figure 1-4
1.5.3.1 Functions
DIP 1 and DIP 2: Reserved functions that might be developed in the future.
DIP 3: ON represents Italian language, OFF represents English.
DIP 4: Enables whether to report the siren tamper event and case tamper event. ON represents "NOT
TO REPORT", and OFF (default setting) represents "REPORT ENABLED."
DIP 5: Enables to return to the factory default settings (in conjunction with DIP 6).
DIP 6: Enables to return to the factory default settings (in conjunction with DIP 5).
DIP 7: Enables upgrading the Control Panel. OFF represents "NOT TO UPGRADE", and ON
represents "UPGRADE ENABLED."
DIP 8: Resets the factory default settings. Move it to ON, then after the rebooting is completed
(RS-485 light blinks three times), move it to OFF.
1.5.3.2 Restoring Factory Default Settings
Preconditions
Reset of the Security code and the Supervisor code depend on the FACTORY RST parameter in the
SYSTEM FUNCTIONS menu. By default, this parameter is set to PART, and with the PART setting, it is
possible to reset the Security code and the Supervisor code. The FACTORY RST parameter can be set to
PART, TOTL, or OFF.
PART: The Control Panel is partially (Security code and Supervisor code) resettable and the IP
address restores to the default, but the wireless codes of sensors and sirens are not cancelled.
TOTL: Enables all the Control Panel parameters to be reset.
NO: Prevents any restoration of factory settings.
Supervisor Code Reset
If the Supervisor code (factory default 1234) gets lost, and you do not have any other valid user codes, it
will not be possible to enable the TECHNICIAN code that allows access to the Control Panel programming.
Therefore, in the TECHNICIAN menu programming, the FACTORY RST parameter in the SYSTEM
FUNCTIONS menu must be set to PART or TOTL. Then you can follow the specified procedure to reset the
Supervisor code.
Procedure
To return the Control Panel to the factory default settings, set the DIP 5 and DIP 6 as below. Step 1
Table 1-3 Restoring factory default settings
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