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General| Frequency | 868MHz |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +40°C |
| User Codes | Up to 50 |
| Battery Backup | Yes, rechargeable battery |
| Remote Control | Yes, via smartphone app and keyfob |
| Users | Up to 50 |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Event Log | Yes, stores events |
| Siren Output | Yes, built-in and external options |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Pyronix peripherals |
Procedure to enter the Engineer Menu using the default code.
Steps to exit the Engineer Menu.
Overview of key functions within the Engineer Menu.
Lists default user, manager, and engineer codes.
Steps to follow during the first power-up of the system.
Procedure to test all keypad LEDs and the LCD screen.
How to program text for input names and messages.
How to set and unset the system using the engineer code.
Enables setting inputs for testing purposes.
Setting the system's date and time.
Learning and deleting wireless inputs, bells, and arming stations.
Programming input types, attributes, areas, and names.
Configuring EOL range, EOL mode, and input response time.
Adding Zone Expander Modules (ZEMs) to the system.
Programming output types, endstation, ZEM, wireless bell, and module outputs.
Addressing and configuring keypads and readers.
Configuring various system timers like entry, exit, and siren times.
Managing engineer, master manager, duress, and guard codes.
Adjusting volume levels for different system sounds.
Tailoring system operation with various site-specific settings.
Programming text display on the keypad for system status.
Configuring how the system enters the set state.
Viewing panel and access logs for system events.
Testing inputs, outputs, batteries, and siren.
Performing diagnostics on wired and wireless components.
Resetting the system after alarms or faults using engineer codes.
Configuring how the system responds to different alarm events.
Configuring remote or direct PC programming.
Displaying current software and hub revisions.
Performing a factory default reset of the system.
