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Instructions for entering and exiting programming mode via the device keypad.
Defines the structure and format for programming and consulting device parameters.
How to select the operating language for synthesis messages.
Assigning a unique number to the MEP2L for multi-car installations.
Programming up to four telephone numbers for alarm calls triggered by the B1 button.
Programming the number dialled when the B2 maintenance button is pressed.
Setting the required press duration for the B1 alarm button to trigger a call.
Defining the maximum duration for emergency calls in minutes.
Enabling or disabling alarm filtering based on an external input signal.
Setting the number of rounds through the alarm phone list for a valid call.
Selecting the operating mode for outgoing calls (hands-free, strict EN 81-28).
Maximum time to wait for call acceptance from the call centre before retrying.
Defining the protocol (Merak or P100) used for alarm calls per number.
Configuring how many rings occur before the device answers an incoming call.
Programming phone numbers for automated periodic test calls.
Setting the mode for test calls, including failure signaling.
Setting the communication protocol for test calls (recommended P100).
Defining the maximum number of attempts for a test call.
Programming a unique identifier for the P100 test protocol.
Setting the interval between scheduled test calls.
Querying the remaining time until the next scheduled test call.
Manually initiating a test call for installation or verification purposes.
Clearing the status indication of a previously failed test call.
Handling test calls that are not answered or are invalid.
Information on setting and using passwords to access or program parameters.
Adjusting the speaker volume to different levels.
Recording and playing back location-specific voice messages.
Command to query and display the device's hardware and firmware versions.
Configuring the MEP2L's optocoupled auxiliary output for external device control.
Managing telephone line signaling for dial-up and hang-up tasks.
Lists commands for querying various device statuses remotely or locally.
Setting the operating mode (Normally Open/Closed) for B1 and B2 buttons.
Guidelines for operating multiple MEP2L units on the same telephone line.
Description of the JP1 jumper used for internal battery connection.
Location and function of the status indicator LED on the device.
Connection details for the power supply input (J1).
Electronic schematic for the alarm filtering input connected to J2.
Details on connector J3 for auxiliary LEDs and digital output functions.
Description of the RJ45 peripheral connector for audio and control signals.
List entry for programming the primary alarm phone number.
List entry for setting the required press duration for the alarm button.
List entry for selecting the operating mode for outgoing alarm calls.
List entry for checking the device's hardware and firmware versions.
List entry for configuring the push button input type (NO/NC).
List entry for setting the interval between periodic device resets.
List entry for setting the operating mode for test calls.
Step in the P100 test call sequence where MEP2L initiates the call.
Step where MEP2L sends its identifier during a P100 test call.
Final step in the P100 test call sequence where call parties disconnect.
General| Brand | Merak |
|---|---|
| Model | MEP2L |
| Category | Emergency Phone |
| Language | English |
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