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• When a panel is selected as MASTER, it noties the rest of
the situation and if another was previously congured, it would
automatically stop being so.
• If there are various blocks in an installation, we recommend
using the general entrance panel as MASTER since it allows
you to program all of its telephones/monitors.
• Once having completed the terminal´s conguration, we
recommend deactivating the MASTER panel to avoid
accidentally reprogramming terminals.
• The panel deactivates itself from master mode following the
same activation procedure: 3 quick presses of the PRG. SW1
button. A deactivation tone sounds SLAVE, after 2 seconds.
The DUOX amplier can be congured to allow for the operation
as a general entrance, block entrance or sub-block entrance.
• The DUOX system uses 6 digit house terminal addresses.
• These call code digits are organised as follows: BBSSNN:
- BB: indicates the Block number, (from 00 to 99).
- SS: indicates the sub-Block number, (from 00 to 99).
- NN: indicates the sub-Block house number, (from 00 to 99).
You do not have to segregate the installation according to this
hierarchy since the system adapts to the installation´s needs.
Conguration - Programming the Amplier
• When a panel is selected as MASTER, it noties the rest of
the situation and if another was previously congured, it would
automatically stop being so.
• If there are various blocks in an installation, we recommend
using the general entrance panel as MASTER since it allows
you to program all of its telephones/monitors.
• Once having completed the terminal´s conguration, we
recommend deactivating the MASTER panel to avoid
accidentally reprogramming terminals.
• The panel deactivates itself from master mode following the
same activation procedure: 3 quick presses of the PRG. SW1
button. A deactivation tone sounds SLAVE, after 2 seconds.
The DUOX amplier can be congured to allow for the operation
as a general entrance, block entrance or sub-block entrance.
• The DUOX system uses 6 digit house terminal addresses.
• These call code digits are organised as follows: BBSSNN:
- BB: indicates the Block number, (from 00 to 99).
- SS: indicates the sub-Block number, (from 00 to 99).
- NN: indicates the sub-Block house number, (from 00 to 99).
You do not have to segregate the installation according to this
hierarchy since the system adapts to the installation´s needs.
Conguration - Programming the Amplier