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Note: The receiver is used for backup only; this is not
checked.
Local port and remote port: These values
represent the ports used for communication with
the backup receiver. Default values are 3065
(local port) and 3066 (remote port).
Third
Receiver IP: This is the IP address assigned to
the domotics system receiver. The receiver itself
supplies the IP address. The default value is
40000.
Local port and remote port: These values
represent the ports used when communicating
with the domotics system receiver. The receiver
supplies the values. The default value is 40001.
The receiver is used for the domotics system only;
Advanced
LED Trouble mask/ Output Trouble mask
You can use this section to enable or disable signals from
the OC output and the indicator light, for certain events
recognised by the IP module: Network absent. A tick
indicates that the corresponding event is detected. By
default, the LAN undetected event indication is enabled.
Output polarity
Use this section to set the operating mode of the OC
output on the IP module.
Open on trouble: At default, the outlet suspends
when a breakdown occurs.
Close on trouble: The output connects to the
earthing system when a breakdown occurs. For
the IP module, refer to the procedure “restore to
the factory defaults”. In the same section,
Advanced, you can upgrade the firmware and
reset the FC500IP board. For an explanation of
the further parameters and programming, see the
Installation manual.
Events
In this section, for each event recognised by the panel, it is
possible to program the following: the telephone numbers
to call, the voice message and the events code to send.
You can send the Alarm, Delay to alarm, Warning, Fault
and Walk test events to 32 telephone numbers. The
telephone numbers are set in the Address book section. It
is also possible to set the type of phone call to voice,
telemonitoring or IP communicator.
Options for using the voice messages
Record them directly on a computer or import
present messages on the computer using the
buttons functionality in the Messages section.
Import the voice messages on a computer from an
external source, for example, a USB stick; upload
them using the buttons functionality in the
Messages section.
Note: To load the voice messages in the panel, it is
necessary to use the USB connector on the motherboard
and to start the programming procedure of the panel. See
the paragraph 7 Key – USB on page 51 of the Installation
manual.
Clock
The Date/ Time option from the Clock menu is for the clock
settings on the control panel. Enter the required time and
date. If required, schedule the automatic application of
summer time. There is a button to change the daylight
saving to default values.
Log
This option displays the Log stores events.
Table 10: Icons in the Log bar
Upload from Board: Uploads the Log of the
connected control panel.
Export Log to file: Exports the Log in a (*.fcl) or
(*.xml) or (*.xmc) file.
Import Log from file: Import the Log from a (*.fcl)
or (*.xml) or (*.xmc) file.
Apply filter: Selects the Log filter if necessary:
Enabled/Disabled/Restore/Alarm/Delay
to Alarm/Warning/Fault/Generic/Walk
test
If required, set other filters for the Event log:
Filter by panel/ Filter by loop/ Filter by
device / Filter by zone.
Print a text file: Prints the control panel Event
log, or part of it.
The following data is stored in the Log:
The Event’s number
The Date
The Time
The Class (Fault, Alarm, Warning, Generic and
Walk test)
The Event’s description
The Control panel number
The Loop
The Device type
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