Fire Safety & Security Products
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PRINTER: handshake 1. Xon/Xoff
> selected #, change? 2. RTS/CTS
− to define what type of handshake is needed 1. flow control via software
2. flow control via hardware
(extra wires)
PRINTER: supervision DTR/DSR 1. OFF
> selected #, change? 2. ON
− to define whether printer supervision is
needed
1. not supervised
2. supervised
PRINTER: pager formatting 1. OFF
> selected #, change? 2. ON
− to define a printer or a pager (PSA) 1. a printer is defined
2. a PSA pager is defined
SWITCHING s’/winter time: 1. manually
> selected #, change? 2. automatic
− to define the switch over from summer to win-
ter time and vice versa
1. time to be corrected via
menu
2. time corrected by system
clock according to the euro-
pean standard
CAC: 1.not used 2.external 3.manual
> sel. #, change? 4.via clock
− to define how to set the system from mode
’unmanned’ to mode ’manned’ and vice
versa
− multiple choice not possible
Remarks:
– CAC = SPECIAL Alarm Concept
– Mode ’manned’ = while personal is present
1. no alarm organization
2. unmanned manned via in-
put K6−1
3. unmanned manned manu-
ally
manned unmanned auto-
matically (see ‘TERMINATING
mode manned at..’)
4. unmanned manned via
clock
5.7.1 Programming steps only relevant when alarm organization is used
The parameter below
a) values only apply for zones programmed as ’LOCAL’ or ’MULTI−LOC’
b) steps are not shown at the LCD when CAC is not used
c) programming of these steps only possible if the system is in mode ’unmanned’
Functions as displayed Purpose Selectable options/Remarks
time ’V1’: ### sec
(10..300 sec) change to?
− to define the max. time delay to AC-
KNOWLEDGE the system in alarm (see page
107/108)
minimum 10sec
maximum 300sec
default = 300sec
time ’V2’: ### sec
(60..600 sec) change to?
− to define the max. time delay to investigate
before remote alarm is initiated
minimum 60sec
maximum 600sec
default = 600sec
AUTOMATIC to ’manned’: 1. everyday
> sel. #, change? 2. working day
− to define that the autom. switchover from
mode ‘unmanned’ to ‘manned’ is done when
the preset day time (under ‘mode ‘manned’
allowed from..’) is reached
1. everyday
2. from Monday to Friday
MANUAL to ’manned’: 1. time of day
> sel. #, change? 2. hours ahead
− to define that the autom. switchover from
mode ‘manned’ ‘unmanned’ is done
a) after a preset day time is reached
b) after a preset time (..h) has expired
1. back to ‘unmanned’ by clock
2. back to ‘unmanned’ after ..h
starting at the time of switch-
ing
from unmanned manned
mode ’manned’ ALLOWED from ##:##
(earliest 00:00) change to?
− to restrict the switching from mode ‘un-
manned’ to ’manned’
earliest 00:00
default at 07:00
mode ’manned’ in ##:## hours from start
(max 24:00 hours) change to?
− to define that the switching from mode
‘manned’ to ‘unmanned’ takes place after a
preset time is expired (regardless of the day
time of the clock)
max. 24:00h
default in 12:00 hours
TERMINATING mode ’manned’ at ##:##
(latest ##:##) change to?
− to set day time when the system switches au-
tom. from ‘manned’ to ‘unmanned’
− the system can only be switched back to
mode ‘manned’ with function EXTRA TIME
latest 06:59
default at 17:00
EXTRA TIME mode ’manned’: 1. not used
> selected #, change? 2. provided
− to set the system back to ‘manned’ for a pre-
set time (max. 9:00h) after the autom. switch-
over in the evening
− function can be executed several times
1. back to mode ’manned’ after
the autom. switchover in the
evening is not
possible
2. option EXTRA TIME is avail-
able in the operating menu ’1.’
LIMITATION extra time in hours
(max. ##:##) > sel. ##:##, ch?
− to shorten the default limitation max. 09:00h
default 09:00 hours
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