Configuration Instructions

Configuration pages – Overview
'Peripherals and Supervision'
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6.7.5.1 'Common Configuration'
Parameters
Description
'Confirm Program Channel
change'
Only applies to remote control panels. If this option is enabled, the user can
choose a new audio feed and confirm the program change. If this option is
disabled, the device will switch the audio feed as soon as a user clicks on a
button.
'Backlight Off after'
Only applies to remote control panels. Disables the backlight of the panel after
several seconds. With a value of '0', the backlight is never switched off.
'User KeyBlocks'
Determines the number of keypad blocks reserved for the bus call stations. A
keyblock consists of eight keys on a virtual call station. Set this value to the
number of keypads (most likely the number of call stations) connected to the
bus (at least one, no more than four).
'Use whole Keypad for zone
sel'
The whole keypad is used for zone selection (single call station on bus + API for
extended zone selection).
'Austrian F3033 Behaviour'
Behaviour according to Austrian F3033 Standard.
'Use the built-in loudspeaker'
Activate the built-in loudspeaker on the call station. Note that the audio signal is
hard-wired to an analog audio output of the connected device.
'Monitor the bus microphone'
If this option is enabled, the bus microphone is monitored. If there is a signal
fault or short-circuit, an error is issued.
'MicError Threshold'
Defines a threshold value for the signal from the bus microphone. An error is
issued below this value (requires active monitoring of the microphone to be
enabled).
6.7.5.2 Error Logging Options
By default security-relevant BUS participants such as the fire brigade call station
and the VAC panel are continuously monitored. In some cases, it may be useful to
also monitor additional bus participants.
Monitor PT2009
Enables the monitoring of the call station PT2009.
Monitor PT2006
Enables the monitoring of the remote panel.
Monitor PCIO2001
Enables the monitoring of the I/O expansion. 8 relay expansion modules on an I/O
expander cannot be monitored.