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Eclipse 8/16/32/99 Series - Installation Manual
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Text Menu
Address Menu
Eclipse 8
Eclipse 16
Eclipse 32
Eclipse 99
2. End
5XX1
-
-
Enter end time for the timeslot.
3. Week days
5XX2
Select the active days for timeslot.
4. Options
5XX3
1.Holidays/2.Invert
2. Calendar
-
Calendar Settings
01. January
5411-5414
Submenus for individual setting for every
day of the year.
02. February
5421-5424
…….
…….
10. October
5501-5504
11. November
5511-5514
12. December
5521-5524
8. Communication
1. Digital Communication
60XX
Menus for settings of the built-in digital communicator of the system (PSTN).
1. Options
6000
1.Enable Dialer/2.TLM Enable/3.TLM Alarm/4.Pulse-Tone Dial/5.Tone-Blind Dial/
6.Alternative-All/7-8.Report Channels: PSTN MAIN-GPRS/LAN MAIN
2. Attempts
6001
Enter a number of communication attempts 1-9. Default: 4
3. Test Messages
-
Menus for setting of options for test messages.
1. Time
6003
Enter the hour for transmitting of the test message 00:00-23:59. Default: 00:05
2. Period
6002
Enter the period between two test messages 000-255 hours. Default: 024
4. Fault Delay
6004
Enter time delay is case of telephone line fault 000-255 min. Default: 000
5. Phones
-
Menus for setting of phone numbers options.
XX. Phone
60XY
X:1-2; Y - Option
X:1-4; Y - Option
1. Phone Number
60X0
Enter a telephone number for communication with central station.
2. Protocol
60X1
Select the communication protocol CID/SIA. Default: CID
3. Messages Type
60X2
1.Alarm&Restore/2.Tamper&Restore/3.Panic&Ambush Code/4.Fire/5.Arm, Disarm,
Bypass/6.Medical Alarm/7.Trouble&Trouble Restore/8.Special Messages
4. Areas
60X3
-
1-3
1-8
1-16
6. UDL
-
Menus for remote up/download settings via built-in digital communicator.
2. PC ID
6901
Enter a unique PC identification number for up/download.
5. Options
6904
-
2.Answering Machine/3.Modem Enabled
6. Rings
6905
Enter the number of incoming rings 00-99. Default: 04
2. Voice Dialer (VD)
61XX
Menus for settings of the voice dialer communicator.
1. VD Options
6100
1.VD Report Enable/2.VD Manage Enable/4.Skip Site Name
2. VD Message Rep.
6101
Enter the number of times for voice message repetition 1-9. Default: 3
4. VD Language
6103
[00]-EN;[01]-PT;[02]-IT;[03]-RO;[04]-GR;[05]-Farsi;[06]-FR;[07]-TR;[08]-RS;[09]-ES
5. VD Phones
-
Menus for setting of Voice Dialer phone numbers options.
XX. Phone
61XY
X:1-8; Y - Option
1. Phone Number
61X0
Enter a telephone number for communication via Voice Dialer.
3. Message Type
61X2
1.Alarm&Restore/2.Tamper&Restore/3.Panic&Ambush Code/4.Fire/5.Arm, Disarm,
Bypass/6.Medical Alarm/7.Trouble&Trouble Restore/8.Special Messages
4. Areas
61X1
-
1-3
1-8
1-16
9. Devices
01. Device [MAIN]
-
Menus for Main PCB options. The PCD is always the first device in the system.
1. ID
8010
Review the identification number of the Main PCB.
2. Areas
8011
-
1-3
1-8
1-16
4. Resources
8013
-
Review the hardware resources of the Main PCB.
XX. Device [LCD/LED/PRX]
8XXY
XX:02-03
XX:02-05
XX:02-32
XX:02-99
1. ID
8XX0
Review the identification number of the LCD Keyboard.
2. Areas
8XX1
-
1-3
1-8
1-16
3. Options
8XX2
-
1.Chime/2.Hiding zone information/3.Confidential Mode/
4.Exit Confidential Mode/5.Main Screen
4. Resources
8XX3
-
Review the hardware resources of the device.
5. Comm Quality
8XX4
-
Review the strength of the communication signal between the
device and the control panel.
6. LED Relocation*
8XX5*
-
-
-
Set the 1
st
zone
7. ARM Mode A**
8XX7**
Set the arm type for every one of the areas (Modes A and B):
[d] - Disarm, press button “1”; [f] - Full Arm, press button “2”; [s] - Stay Arm, press
button “3”; [S] - Sleep Arm, press button “4”; [*] - No action, press button “0”.
8. ARM Mode B**
8XX8**
XX. Device [ZEXP]***
8XXY***
-
XX:02-05
XX:02-32
XX:02-99
XX. Device [PEXP]***
-
-
XX. Device [WEXP]***
-
XX:02-05
6. WL Device**** [DD]
8XX5**** [DD]
-
Menu for wireless devices enrolment. DD - device number.
7. WL Remote**** [RR]
8XX6**** [RR]
Menu for remote key fobs enrolment. RR - key fob number.
* The menu/address is available only for LED keyboards.
** The menus/addresses are available only for Proxy Readers.
*** The available menus/addresses for ZEXP, PEXP and WEXP expanders are 1, 2, 4 and 5. No options are available for settings.
**** The menus/addresses are available only for Wireless expander module – WEXP. The address 8XX6 is accessible only from the main screen of
the Engineering Programming Menus.