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1.6
HOW TO EXAMINE AND DELETE MEMORIES WITH OPERATING MODE "0"
1.6.1
How to examine the Alarms Memory with operating mode "0"
Alarm events are indicated by the specific LEDs (on keypad and readers) and stored by the control panel. Details on the events can
then be viewed on the keypad display.
To view details you can proceed in two ways:
Without entering a valid code: alarms details viewed are those which have at least one partition in common with the keypad being
operated.
1) Press the MENU key and then press
2) Press
. The alarm LED will blink. The inputs are identified as "<Logical address>:<Name>" on
the second line. For example, an input to which the kitchen detector is connected with logical
address "3" and named "Kitchen" will be identified as "In003:Kitchen".
3) Use
and
to scroll the list of inputs which caused the alarm.
4) Press
and
to see the input customisation.
5) Press
repeatedly to exit from the menu after examining the list.
Entering a valid code: alarms details viewed are those which have at least one partition in common with the keypad being operated and
the valid code entered.
1) Enter <Master / User / Installer / Technical Manager code>, press
repeatedly until ALARMS MEM appears.
2) Press
. The alarm LED will blink. The inputs are identified as "<Logical address>:<Name>" on
the second line. For example, an input to which the kitchen detector is connected with logical
address "3" and named "Kitchen" will be identified as "In003:Kitchen".
3) Use
and
to scroll the list of inputs which caused the alarm.
4) Press
and
to see the input customisation.
5) Press
repeatedly to exit from the menu after examining the list.
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repeatedly until ALARMS MEM appears.
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twice and then press
SYSTEM STATUS
ALARMS MEM
ALARMS MEM
In003:Kitchen
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ALARMS MEM
In003:Kitchen
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