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General| Brand | Eaton |
|---|---|
| Model | i-on Style |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Recommendations for locating control units and other devices within the protected area.
Important note on control unit power output during mains failure and battery backup.
Details on Fully-Supervised Loop (FSL), 4-wire CC, and 2-wire CC wiring methods.
Overview of the i-on Style control unit's main capabilities and supported devices.
Description of the control unit's keypad layout, navigation, and functions.
Explanation of PSTN, IP, and GSM communication methods for alarm information.
Explanation of part-setting and partitioned modes for system configuration.
Introduction to various peripheral devices supported by the i-on Style system.
Explanation of how to navigate and interact with the control unit's display menus.
Step-by-step guide for the first-time power-up and basic configuration of the system.
Instructions on how to access and navigate the system's installer configuration menu.
Procedure for safely leaving the installer menu and returning the system to operational status.
Guide on restoring control unit factory defaults and defaulting access codes.
Details on adding, deleting, and programming detectors and zones within the system.
How to assign zones to one or more partitions in a partitioned system.
Explanation of zone attributes and their availability for different zone types.
Information on adding and editing radio outputs for system control.
Details on accessing and editing hardwired outputs in the control unit.
How to configure virtual logic gates for custom output activation.
Overview of Setting Options and Partitions menus for system configuration.
Options for configuring system exit modes like Timed Set, Final Door Set, and Instant Set.
Setting a delay for detectors to settle before the system sets.
Controls audible alarms associated with Hold-Up Alarms (HUAs).
Option to change the zone wiring type for the control unit.
Granting users access to various system facilities.
Determines events required to create a 'confirmed alarm' based on control unit type.
Controls system response to masking or trouble events from capable detectors.
Defining a Contacts List for specifying communication destinations.
Programming the control unit for communications to an Alarms Receiving Centre (ARC).
Configuring CID/SIA telegrams and grouping them into Report Groups for easier setup.
Configuring the control unit to send reports via email for alarms or events.
Configuring settings related to the control unit's Ethernet port and IP network.
Using Downloader software on a PC to configure, monitor, or service the control unit.
Specifies the time for social-care activity monitoring to begin each day.
Determines the system's response to social-care alerts (Silent, Audible, Displayed).
Option to test all warning devices connected to the control unit.
Different ways to organize and perform a walk test of detectors.
Allows checking received signal strength from all radio transmitters in the system.
Testing user remote controls by pressing their buttons.
Log divided into mandatory and non-mandatory events for compliance.
Explains how user actions are displayed in the system log.
Shows control unit model, software version, installed languages, and configuration mode.
Information about the connection status to SecureConnect and Cloud ID.
Status of PSTN, Panel Ethernet, and associated IP settings.
Details on the Fast Format message structure for ARC communication.
Explanation of the Contact ID format for transmitting event log data to ARC.
SIA formats differing in data amount transmitted with each message.
Guidelines for annual system inspection, including checks on hardware and devices.
Important notes on safely removing devices like GSM modules or micro-SD cards.
Short explanations of messages that may appear in the control unit's log.
SMTP server response codes for email communication errors.
Common TCP/IP error messages encountered during network communication.
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