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Chapter 5: Installer Programming
Programming Methods
There are available options for fully programming the WiComm Pro system:
• Via the system Configuration Software
• Via temporary “Installer” LCD Keypad (typically used for example, if customer’s
kit doesn’t include an LCD keypad)
• Via Customer’s Wireless Panda (2-Way LCD + Proximity) keypad
Configuration Software
The Configuration Software enables you to program the WiComm Pro from a computer. It
enables the following:
• Working locally with a portable computer physically connected to the WiComm
Pro via RS 232 cable
• Working at a remote site, communicating with the WiComm Pro via GPRS or IP
address (Direct or through the RISCO Cloud)
For further information on programming via the Configuration software, refer to the
Configuration Software documentation.
Allocating Installer Temporary Keypad
Although an installer can use a customer’s wireless LCD keypad, RISCO Group offers the
WiComm Pro installer a temporary “installer” wireless LCD keypad to be used for fully
configuring the system. This LCD keypad will be allocated temporarily, and not as a
permanent part of the system. After temporarily allocating the LCD keypad, the other
system devices can then be allocated with it, and the system further configured.
When the temporary installer LCD keypad is allocated, it prompts the installer to define a
default system language.
NOTES:
An hour after exiting the programming mode, the installer LCD keypad will be erased
from the system’s memory (also when power is lost to the system).
Installer programming can be performed using only one keypad at a time.
During installer programming, the keypad display will turn off after 4 minutes if no key
entry has been made. Press any button to restore the current keypad display.
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