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Use of the menus
Press [OK] to access the installer menu, and enter the default user menu [1] [2] [3] [4]
[5] [6]. The main installer menu is indicated above. Some headings in this menu have
sub-menus as well. It is possible to run through the various menus by using the two
arrow keys: [
▲
] and [
▼
]. The [
▼
] key is to move downwards in the menus. When the
last (or the first) heading in the menu is reached, the first heading (last heading) in the
menu reappears by pressing the [
▲
] key. Press [OK] to enter into one of the selected
menus. Press [CLR] to cancel an entered data or to return to the previous menu. Press
[CLR] key in the main menu to exit the programming.
There are two kinds of programmable parameters: numeric parameters and
multiple option parameters. For the numeric parameters: use the numeric keys to
enter the parameter, press [OK] to confirm the new parameter, press [CLR] once to
cancel the entered data, and twice to eliminate the new entry and return to the
previous menu.
For multiple option parameters: use the cursor keys to select the parameter value;
press [OK] to confirm the new parameter; press [CLR] to eliminate the new entry and
return to the previous menu.
ALARM MEMORY
The alarm log is found in the non volatile memory. Should the dialler power supply be
cut then recovered, the alarm events log will not be lost. However, the time and date
are to be reprogrammed for the subsequent events to be memorised with the correct
date and time.
The maximum number of memorised alarms (new + old alarms) is 64.
When “ALARM MEMORY” is viewed, press [OK] to analyse the first new alarm. The
new alarms are those which occur after the last viewing of the same memory. If there
are no new alarms, “NO ALARM MEMORY” is viewed. If there are new alarms, and
the first of them is activated with channel 1 at 14.32 of the 15
th
of August, the LCD
display will show:
ALARM MEMORY +01 IN1 15/08 14:32
Press [OK] to view further information about the event.
ALARM MEMORY IN.1 +01 CH. M.01 [OK]
This information means that the dialler has successfully called the first phone number
in channel 1, the arrow symbol indicates that there is further information which can
be viewed by pressing [
▼
] to view the additional information.
Viewing new alarms
Having viewed the first new alarm, the other new ones are viewed by pressing
[
▼
] to
move downwards in the list of alarms. The number at the top far right hand side will
increase: +04 means the fourth new alarm. Should there be, for example, 24 new
alarms, it is possible to run the list downwards until the most recent alarm +24 is
reached. The arrow key [
▼
] stops running when alarm +24 is reached. Press [
▲
] to
run the list and reach the least recent alarms: you will go back to the first alarm +01.
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INFORMA
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Multifunction phone dialler with voice synthesis