TECOM Challenger10 TS1016 - Clearing the Memory; Clearing Memory via RAS; Clearing Memory via PCB

Challenger Series Installation and Quick Programming Manual 31
Install menu option
Description
24. Download
Download access control data for Intelligent Access Controllers
(4-door or 4-lift DGPs) that may not have been downloaded
automatically.
Note: Intelligent Access Controllers are not applicable to
ChallengerLE.
25. Display
Last Card Display the site number and ID number of the last card read by a
reader connected directly to the Challenger system LAN (not via an
Intelligent Access Controller).
26. Diagnostics
Skip this option. It is reserved for factory use.
28. Remote
Controllers Use this option to access additional programming menus for remote
devices such as a RAS, a DGP, or a TS0862 Smart Door Controller
(which is addressed and polled as a RAS).
29.
Panel Volts &
Currents
Display the values of the panel’s voltage and current consumption.
31. Battery Testing
Program automatic battery testing or perform manual battery testing.
32. Custom Message
Create a custom message (or use the panel’s time and date) for the
top line of the RAS’s initial LCD screen.
33. Program
Next
Service
Program the date of the next service call, and a custom message on
the LCD to call the installer.
34. Program Summary
Event Flags
Program event flags to be triggered on system-wide events such as
mains failures or DGPs going offline.
35. Pr
ogram Macro Logic Program macro logic equations for activating inputs or event flags
based on the conditions of one to four macro inputs (event flags or
relays).
36. Area Groups
Area groups include one or more areas that can be more easily
managed, for example armed or disarmed simultaneously. Each area
in an area group must be configured to allow certain users (as
specified by the user’s alarm group) to have permissions for arming,
disarming, alarm reset, and for timing.
Area group 1 contains areas 1 to 99 by default (1 to 16 for
TS1016LE).
Clearing the memory
When installing a new panel, or upgrading the firmware on an existing panel, we
recommend that you default the panel before programming it.
Note: All custom programming will be erased. Back up any data you need before
using these procedures.
The panel can be defaulted in two ways, see:
• “Clearing the memory via RAS” below, or
• “Clearing the memory via the Challenger panel PCB” on page 32
Clearing the memory via RAS
Users with access to Install menu option 14 Defaults can clear the memory via
RAS.