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2.14.9 How to delete the fault memory
The fault memory deletion procedure is selective, i.e. depends on the entered access code because different codes have
different resetting possibilities (Installer and Technical Manager can delete all memories, Master and User can only delete
some memories).
How to delete the fault memory:
1) Enter < Master / User code / Installer / Tech. Manager > press
twice.
2) Press
. The fault LED will blink.
3) Use and to scroll the list of faults.
4) The following after examining the list:
5) Press
to delete the Tampers Memory.
6) Press
repeatedly to exit from the menu after examining the list.
2.15 POSTPONE AUTOMATIC ACTIVATION
Times and actions to be performed are set by the installer during programming on the timed programmer.
For instance, automatic arming of the alarm system may be programmed but it could be necessary to delay actual arming.
This can be achieved without changing the timed programmer configuration.
Arming can be postponed by 30, 60 or 90 minutes during the warning time (which can be configured during programming)
before the burglar alarm system is automatically armed by the timed programmer. This operation can be repeated several
times before midnight
.
The warning time is indicated on the keypads (buzzer sounding and the P.O. LED blinking). The "arming warning" outputs
are also activated.
Proceed as follows to postpone automatic arming:
1) Enter <Master / User code>, press
twice and then press repeatedly until
MOVE COMMAND appears.
2) Press
.
3) Press
and to select the delay time. Press to confirm.
4) The P.O. LED on the keypad will stop blinking.
5) Press
repeatedly to exit from the menu.
2.16 SERVICE MESSAGE
A service message up to 10 seconds long may be recorded on vocal keypads. The message can be played from any
vocal keypad and is played automatically whenever the system is disarmed. See paragraph 5.6 Enabling and disabling).
The service message is a sort of "vocal Post-it
®
".
UT02:...
FAULT
LOW BATTERY
CONTROL PANEL
FAILURE
DELETE MEMORY?
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UT01:MASTER
MOVE COMMAND
MOVE COMMAND
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