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Setting WalkTest Options
Enabling WalkTest
for a Group
1. Press the Menu key and then use the Next and Previous keys until “ENABLE WALKTEST?” is
displayed. Press ENTER.
2. Use the Next and Previous keys to scroll through the WalkTest groups until the group that you
want to test is displayed. Press ENTER. A screen similar to the following appears.
Setting Options Each of the options shown in the example above is associated with a number from one to four.
Pressing the associated number on the keypad toggles the setting of the option. The arrow points to
choice currently enabled for the option.
Example. The first option shown above( 1 = on --> OFF )allows you to turn WalkTest on and off
for the group you selected in Step 2 above. In the example, the arrow points to OFF, indicating that
WalkTest is not currently on for the selected group. To turn it on, you would press the number 1 on
the keypad. When you do this, the arrow turns around to indicate that ON is selected and the option
reads 1 = ON <-- off.
The options are as follows:
Table 7-1. WalkTest Options
Option Description
1 = on --> OFF
Turns WalkTest on and off for the selected group. Press
1 on the keypad to toggle the setting of the option.
2 = no --> LOG
Allows you to enable or disable logging. If the arrow
points to LOG, logging is enabled. If the arrow points to
NO, logging is disabled. Press 2 on the keypad to toggle
the setting of this option.
3 = ? --> ZONE
When ZONE is selected, the signals play a code that
indicates the activated initiating device’s address. (For
hardwired zones, the signals sound the number of the
zone. For IDNet, the code has two parts, separated by a
pause. The first part indicates the channel and the
second part indicates the device number. When ? is
selected, the signals play 2 ¼ second pulses. Press 3
on the keypad to toggle the setting of this option.
4 = no --> SIG
Allows you to configure a silent WalkTest (i.e., no signals
are used). Make sure to enable the logging of WalkTest
events, which allows each zone with an abnormal
condition to be time tagged and added to the log. See
previous option above. When SIG is selected, signals
sound during the WalkTest. When NO is selected, no
signals are used during the WalkTest.
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