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Creating a New Transponder Entry
The creation and modification of the Transponder Database requires special authority levels usually assigned
only to Installing Company personnel.
The button labeled "Insert New" creates a new Transponder Database Dialog, ready for entry of data.
The System Design Layout
Sheets prepared in advance by
the installation manager should
contain the necessary
information for assigning the
Transponder Name and ID, the
Com Port or Radio ID, as well
as the names and Multiplex
Addresses for all Receivers and
Alert Units connected to each
Transponder.
The Layout Sheets will also
contain the text to be used to
indicate the Receiver locations
and will designate the Alert
Units to be driven by each
Receiver.
Setting Receiver Parameters
If the Transponder Database already contains the Transponder the "Edit" button is used to allow completion or
modification of the data.
Trouble Type Text
Trouble Tamper Text
Trouble Response Text
Show Points
Show Areas
Area Number
Figure 10: Blank Dialog Resulting from Selection of "Insert New" Button
This is the text that will be shown in the trouble dialog when the Remote Key
input on the transponder goes active (shorted).
This is the text that will be shown in the trouble dialog when the Remote Key
input on the transponder goes into trouble (open).
This is the text that will be shown in the trouble dialog as the response test. The
actions the responding individual should take.
If selected the lower half of the transponder database's dialog will show the
point's (receiver, virtual receiver or alert unit's) database values.
If selected the lower half of the transponder database's dialog will show the
area's database values.
Each Transponder can have up to 80 areas defined in them (prior to version 2.04
of the software only 40 areas could be defined). "Area Numbers" range from 0 to
79. Use the Locate button to define the area graphically on the map.
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