Bosch SC8016 Instalační příručka stáhnout pdf (Strana 13)

ST150

System Operation

ST150 SAFECOM Central Station Operations Manual

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ESC -

Allows the operator to Exit a currently displayed menu. Pressing ESC will return the display window to the

previous menu until the main System Status Menu is reached.

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F9 HELP

Place the display cursor on the desired User Control and press F9. The green Help Window for that

particular parameter will be displayed in the Operator Display Window. Press ESC to exit the Help Window and

return.

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F10 SILENCE

- Cancels the Audio Alert Tone and Blinking from a Priority Alert event.

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PgUp/PgDn

- Some account setup menus have two or more pages of information and data. Page Up and Page Down

allow the operator to advance and return between the pages. Page Up and Page Down also allow the operator to Scan

through all the active Radio Communicator accounts after pressing F1 SELECT.

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Shift +Tab

- Moves the display cursor backward to the end of the previous User Control area.

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Tab

Moves the display cursor forward to the next User Control area.

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ALT+F8

– Will silence all Alarm Event Windows and Set the F3 System Enable Alarm Windows option to [N]. This

command should NOT be normally be used. In the event of a catastrophic system failure as a radio modem or a

repeater failure this command was included to circumvent the normal operating condition to allow the system

operator immediate access to the system commands without the need to acknowledge a large influx of pop up Alarm

Windows.

2.6. SAFECOM Operating Modes

The SAFECOM SC9000 can distinguish the location and client information of all Radio Communicators in the field. The

initial means of identifying each Radio Communicator is by the serial number of its microprocessor. The CPU serial

number and the Product ID (PID) are contained in the Startup message sent from a new/un-programmed Radio

Communicator in the field. Once the Radio Communicator is recognized as a valid account and programmed by the

SC9000, each message sent by that Radio Communicator is identified and referenced using the number assigned that

Radio Communicator.

In addition, a validation code is used to verify the integrity of every radio message received by the SAFECOM System.

The SC9000 Receiver and all Radio Communicators will

only recognize radio transmissions that contain the proper

validation code. Messages with an improper validation code will be ignored by the SAFECOM system.

The primary mode option is F1=SELECT. Control of Radio Communicators in the field is accomplished by utilizing the

F1=SELECT option. The select option is also utilized to enter the initial account information to bring a new unit in the field

online.

F2=UTILITIES is the 2nd mode option for the SC9000 Receiver. As with any personal computer system, there are

auxiliary functions inherent to the system. These auxiliary functions are called

utilities

. The F2=UTILITIES functions allow

the operator to set system time, make back ups, display of Radio Communicators with unknown or incorrect programmed

data for ID Startups, and the ability to awaken startup Radio Communicators that require programming.

F3=SYSTEM is the 3rd mode option for the SC9000 Receiver. The System option has its own set of unique parameters

and tables. These items allow for the following:

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Establishing the interface with an Automation Software system

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Authorized operator access to the system via user codes

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Digital translation tables (Digital XLAT) for digital event messages reported by alarm panel dialers

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Translation tables for status reporting of remote auxiliary inputs (Input XLAT) and outputs (Output XLAT)

F4=CHANNELS allows the administrator to setup the RF channels.

F5=LOGOFF option allows the current operator to logoff as an active operator. This allows the next shift operator to

F6=HISTORY allows the user to view system events.

F7= ACCOUNT allows the administrator to enter customer account information used in the pop up Alarm Event Window.

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