What to do if Urmet Domus Receiver displays 'BATT.BASSA EWnn:DCmm EWnn:IRmm EWnn:RCmm EWnn:HPmm EWnn:TSmm'?
If you see 'BATT.BASSA EWnn:DCmm EWnn:IRmm EWnn:RCmm EWnn:HPmm EWnn:TSmm' on your Urmet Domus Receiver, it means the battery in your radio devices is flat. The solution is to replace the battery.
How to fix 'ANOM. BUS EWnn.EW xx' error on Urmet Domus Receiver?
The 'ANOM. BUS EWnn.EW xx' error on your Urmet Domus Receiver indicates that a bus device is not communicating, or the control panel has not been answered. To resolve this, check the device cabling for disconnected wires, short circuits, or inverted polarity. Also, check the bus power supply.
General| Brand | urmet domus |
|---|---|
| Model | 1067 |
| Category | Antenna |
| Language | English |
Details the 1067/022 keypad, its elements, and functions.
Describes the 1067/026 touchscreen keypad, its components, and uses.
Explains the features and operation of electronic key readers.
Details the 1067/434-1067/435 proximity key reader and its usage.
Describes the 1058/035 remote control, its keys, and functions.
Outlines the general steps for arming the alarm system.
Provides instructions for arming the system using the 1067/022 keypad.
Details how to arm the system using the 1067/026 keypad.
Explains arming the system using electronic or proximity keys.
Describes how to arm the system with the 1058/035 remote control.
General procedure for disarming the alarm system.
Instructions for disarming the system using the 1067/022 keypad.
Details how to disarm the system using the 1067/026 keypad.
Explains disarming the system using electronic or proximity keys.
Describes how to disarm the system with the 1058/035 remote control.
Explains the splitting procedure for arming/disarming zones.
Covers the use of dedicated keys for fire, emergency, and panic.
Provides procedures for stopping active alarms.
How to view system status details on keypads and readers.
Procedure to delay automatic system arming.
Describes recording and playing service messages on vocal keypads.
Explains conditions that prevent system arming and possible overrides.
Explains how to interpret alarm and event indications.
Detailed descriptions of various alarm types and their causes.
Details various system events, their triggers, and indications.
Covers audible indicators like entry/exit tones, arming warnings, and gong.
Details different user access codes (Master, Installer, User, Tech Manager).
Explains how to access and navigate system configuration menus.
Describes menu items accessible without a specific code.
Overview of the main menu structure and user access levels.
Guide to entering text for names, zones, etc.
Procedures for enabling/disabling users, keys, and system functions.
Instructions for setting the system's date and time.
How to view and interpret stored system events.
How to customize keypad display and settings.
Procedures for adding and managing users in the system.
Steps to assign a user to the system or specific zones.
Guide to giving descriptive names to users for easier identification.
Explains how the dialler sends alarm messages.
How the dialler interacts with answering machines.
Procedures for storing, editing, and deleting telephone numbers.
Details on sending and managing SMS text messages for events.
Information regarding notifications about remaining credit on SIM cards.
Method to bypass telephone answering machines for remote access.
Using SMS messages for remote control of system outputs.
Activating outputs remotely using GSM calls without cost.
Controlling the system remotely via a vocal menu.
Table of DTMF commands for vocal answer machine control.
Function to listen to environmental sounds remotely.
Overview of routine tests to ensure system operation.
Procedure to test all system inputs.
Procedure to test all system outputs.
How to check the control panel battery status.
Tests the functionality of vocal calls for alarms.
Tests the system's ability to call alarm receiving centres.
Tests the GSM network signal strength.
Verifies the environmental listening function.
Tests the signal level of wireless devices.
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