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Using the Program Worksheet

In this section, we will work through the Worksheet, and show how to

program each item. Keep a copy of the program Worksheet handy.

The system is programmed either via Engineer Menu, or by Locations.

To Enter Engineer Menu, enter the Engineer Code (default *6789#).

The Notation X,Y,... used in this section indicates the Menu path, i.e.

what keys to press to get to the required sub-menu. For example, 7,4,1

means press 7 for System Settings from the main, or top level

Engineer menu, 4 for Star Settings from the System Settings

sub-menu, and 1 for Locations from the Star menu. Most programming

settings are available on one of the Engineer sub-menus. Refer to the

Engineer Menu Reference for a full description of the menu required.

However, there are many settings which are not accessible by

sub-menus, but can be programmed in the Location Menu (7,4,1).

Enter the Location given in the worksheet followed by the # key. The

system announces the Location entered, and the value of the code at

the locations, for example,

Location 1675, Code 1

Enter New Code and # key

To change the code at the location, enter 0 to 255 and the # key. To

correct a wrong entry, press * and the new data, and # key. The

system will announce the new value entered.

Number of Keypads and Door Stations

The number of Keypads and Door Stations (max 1) in the system are in

Location 1675 and 1674 respectively. Their IDs are set according to the

switch settings given in the respective installation manuals. The IDs of

Keypads must be consecutive, i.e. starting with 1, with no missing IDs

in between. The panel must be reset by pressing the RESET button to

make this setting effective.

System Control Number

Engineer Menu 7,4,3 gives the System Control Number, or firmware

version.

Table 1 - System Settings

Pulse Dial (7,1) is set to On if the telephone exchange in your area

accepts only Pulse, or decadic dialling. Modern exchanges should be

using Tone or DTMF dialling, in which case leave it as default OFF

PABX Setting (7,2) should be ON only if the incoming telephone line to

system is to be connected as an extension of a PABX.

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