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Control Tower configurator will try to download the Control Tower client data for the Central Unit.
After defining all Central Units, the overview may look like this:
For each Central Unit you will see the same information again: the name, the url and the 'Data state'. In this example
the data for 'House 1' at url '192.168.0.83' has been downloaded, for the other Central Units the data has not been
downloaded.
To retry to download the data for a Central Unit click the 'Reload' button. If the data for all Central Units needs to be
reloaded, click the 'Reload All' button.
Define Alarms
The next step is to define the alarms for which an audio message needs to be used. If you do not want to use the
audio messages, you can skip this step.
The recording of the messages itself is not done by the Control Tower configurator. There are many tools available to
do so (both free and commercial). The Control Tower supports the audio formats .wav and .mp3.
To define the audio messages click the 'Alarms' button in the 'Edit' menu, or the 'Edit' button below the alarms
section.
In the alarms overview window you will see that there is already 1 alarm defined. This alarm is a special alarm
indicating that the connection to a Central Unit is lost (this can be caused by network problems, Central Unit (power)
failure, ...). As this alarm is an alarm generated by the Control Tower instead of coming from a Central Unit, the text
for this alarm is defined in the Control Tower configurator (for other alarms the text is defined in the PROSOFT file of
the dedicated Central Unit).
Preview of the 'Define alarm' window for the 'No connection to Central Unit alarm:
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