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6.3.5
Menu 05 "Disp Cct
Fault"
User-PIN
01 = Int Set
02 = Cct Off
03 = Disp Cct Off
04 = Change PIN
05 = Disp CctFault
06 = Test
07 = Alarm Counter
08 = Log
09 = Ext Set *
10 = Time/Date *
11 = Input Eng.PIN
12 = Tamp.Reset *
14 = Delete **
15 = Cancel Print
6.3.6
Menu 06 "Test"
User-PIN
01 = Int Set
02 = Cct Off
03 = Disp Cct Off
04 = Change PIN
05 = Disp CctFault
06 = Test
07 = Alarm Counter
08 = Log
09 = Ext Set *
10 = Time/Date *
11 = Input Eng.PIN
12 = Tamp.Reset *
14 = Delete **
15 = Cancel Print
6.3.7
Menu 07 "Alarm
Counter"
User-PIN
01 = Int Set
02 = Cct Off
03 = Disp Cct Off
04 = Change PIN
05 = Disp CctFault
06 = Test
07 = Alarm Counter
08 = Log
09 = Ext Set *
10 = Time/Date *
11 = Input Eng.PIN
12 = Tamp.Reset *
14 = Delete **
15 = Cancel Print
Operation of the L240
Re-enter PIN
Input PIN:
Enter the new user PIN again and press button
Menu 05 "Disp Cct Fault" complies with the function of button
Cct Fault" on access level 0 (see chapter 6.2.5 Button 5 "Disp Cct Fault").
Menu 06 "Test" The user can undertake two test functions in this menu.
1 = LED Test
2 = Walk Test
In submenu "1=LED Test" all LEDs and the buzzer are switched on for the
keypad. The test duration is five seconds or can be ended prematurely by
X
pressing button
.
LED Test
In submenu "2=Walk Test" the connected motion detectors are activated
during a walk test. Furthermore, on a detector circuit module L840/MG4
output 13 "Walk Test" is actuated.
Walk Test
Menu item 07 "Alarm Counter": All the alarms, which were triggered in the
system (e.g. personal attack or external alarm), are counted and stored in a
non-volatile memory. The memory cannot be deleted, i.e. the data is
retained even with a voltage failure.
Alarm Counter
0219
!
.
5
"Disp
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