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15 | Examples of settings

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Fig.15.14: Deactivating the PIN lock II

The display of the PIN protection status (see figure above;

circled section in the status line) will change after the D‑ISC100

has reported deactivation of the PIN protection.

Fig.15.15: Deactivating the PIN lock III

There will be a cross (

) next to all of the devices for which the

PIN code has not been deactivated (see figure above for D-

FL220).

If the

symbol is shown, then the device does not have any in-

ternal PIN protection (e.g. modules).

If the PIN code has not been changed (deactivated) successfully,

the device will nevertheless continue to be protected against any

unintentional changes. The old, previous PIN code will remain

valid!

15.7 Example: Adding a sensor

When a sensor is connected to the D‑ISC100 for the first time, it

must be "registered" to the system. This is done using the

keypad and the display.

For the individual steps, proceed in accordance with the

D‑ISC100 menu path (for an explanation of this, see Section7.1

Navigation guide within this manual [}79]). Comments on the

settings are included in the appropriate text where necessary.

D‑ISC100 menu path:

Standard display Channel Setup (menu3) Sensor (S)

(menu3.2)

(Sx)Add/removeSensor Addr. (MENU 3.2.1) =Add/removesensor

MENU 3.2.1

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