What to do if my Safeline Security System unit makes an alarm call when powered up?
If your Safeline Security System makes an alarm call when powered up, it might be due to an improper type of alarm button selected or the alarm button being stuck. Use SafeLine Pro or a telephone and parameter *89* to change from N/C (Normally closed) to N/O (Normally open) or from N/O to N/C.
Specifications for the SL6+ main unit including power, battery, inputs, size, and interface boards.
Specifications for the SL6+ voice station including power, inputs, IP code, and cable length.
Detailed identification and explanation of the SL6+ main unit's connectors and components.
Details the components of the SL6+ voice station and its default address settings.
Guides for installing the main unit in the machine room and proper GSM antenna placement.
Instructions for installing optional circuit boards like the SL6-GSM-BOARD or IF-BOARD-4G.
Visual guide for connecting the main unit's terminals for power, bus, inputs, and outputs.
Wiring details for the voice station, covering RJ45 and JST connections for pictograms and bus.
Detailed wiring scheme for the voice station's screw terminals.
Instructions for connecting the telephone line using RJ12 or terminal connections.
Procedure for activating the SIM card, including PIN code settings and compatibility checks.
Steps to set or verify the SIM card PIN code for system compatibility.
Explanation of LED indicators for power supply, alarm status, and phone line status.
A flowchart detailing the step-by-step process for starting up the SL6+ system.
Guides on downloading and using the Safeline CONNECT app for device configuration.
Using SafeLine Pro software for office or on-site configuration via PC.
Step-by-step guide for configuring the unit using a local PSTN telephone.
Procedure for remotely configuring the unit by dialing its phone number.
Codes for alarm identification like P100 ID, CPC ID, and Q23 ID.
Codes to set up to four telephone numbers for alarm reception.
Codes to define call types (Voice, Q23, CPC) for stored telephone numbers.
Defining specific alarm types for different numbers and LMS.
Recording a message to be played in the lift car during distress calls.
Configuring functions like Filter, LMS/SMS, Fire Mode, and Alarm Button for external inputs.
Setting external inputs as Normally Open (N/O) or Normally Closed (N/C).
Assigning unique numbers to units sharing a phone line for proper access.
Configuring the specific functions for Relay 1 and Relay 2 outputs.
Setting the alarm input type (N/O or N/C) for specific bus units.
Restoring the unit to its original factory default configuration settings.
Configuring the fallback mechanism between PSTN and GSM for call continuity.
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