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All information included in this document has been collected and carefully verified; nevertheless Elkron S.p.A. can not be held responsible for possible mistakes and omissions. Elkron S.p.A. reserves the right to modify or improve at any time and without notice the products described in this manual.
SETTING ..................................19 SETTINGS [3]................................19 SETTINGS - EXCLUDE/INCLUDE [30]........................19 SETTINGS - TIME AND DATE [31] .........................19 TIME AND DATE - SET TIME [310].........................20 TIME AND DATE - SET DATE [311]........................20 SETTING - LANGUAGE [32] ...........................20 LANGUAGE - SELECT LANGUAGE [320]......................20 3/32 WL31...
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7.2 FUNCTIONS ALLOCATED TO THE “FUNCTION” KEY OF THE CENTRAL UNIT KEYBOARDS ....24 7.2.1 REMOTE COMMUTATION ........................25 8.0 YOUR SYSTEM..............................26 8.1 FUNCTIONS ALLOCATED TO THE “FUNCTION” KEY OF THE CENTRAL UNIT KEYBOARDS ....26 8.2 FUNCTIONS ALLOCATED TO THE “FUNCTION” KEY OF THE REMOTE CONTROLS AND OF THE REMOTE KEYBOARDS............................27 4/32 WL31...
1.1 FUNCTION KEYS PERSONALIZING LABELS Deactivation Service Activation Fire alarm Toggle (status commutation) Panic alarm Emergency NOT USED 5/32 WL31...
This is on to signal that the main board is connected with a PC. REMOTE MANAGEMENT FROM PSTN LINE MEMORY (edition WL31TG) This is on to record an in-coming call (on the PSTN line) for a MODEM connection (Fast Link). 6/32 WL31...
At the end of the visualization, if the event is not present anymore, the icon will be cancelled (memory reset). The icons which memorize events which depend on the system’s status will be automatically cancelled at the next activation. 7/32 WL31...
Using this command it is possible to manage, for example, the opening of SERVICE COMMAND an automatic gate or the opening of a horizontally pivoted garage door The five function keys (F1…F5) can be personalized using the specific labels which should be positioned under the supplied transparent keys cover. 8/32 WL31...
This is useful to reduce consumption and extend the batteries’ life. These show the system status. System Status LEDs LED on in a GREEN colour = DEACTIVATED SECTOR LED on in a RED colour = ACTIVATED SECTOR 9/32 WL31...
Using this command it is possible to manage, for example, the opening of SERVICE COMMAND an automatic gate or the opening of a horizontally pivoted garage door. The five function keys (F1…F5) can be personalized using the specific labels to be positioned under the supplied transparent keys cover. 10/32 WL31...
LONG PRESSURE: Activation of service exit 1 KEY 3 SHORT PRESSURE: Activation of service exit 1 LONG PRESSURE: Activation of service exit 2 KEY 4 SHORT PRESSURE: Activation of service exit 2 SHORT PRESSURE: System status request KEY 5 LONG PRESSURE: System status request 11/32 WL31...
Open the remote control, remove from the plastic sheet supplied the required label, insert it in its specific location on the cover, as shown by the figure and close the remote control again. 12/32 WL31...
A = press the key to totally activate the system R = your system is now totally activated (Remember that in the factory setting there is only one sector) 13/32 WL31...
A = press the to totally deactivate the system; R = your system has been totally deactivated (Remember that in the factory setting there is only one sector): 14/32 WL31...
(all red = system activated); A = press the F2 key to totally deactivate the system; R = Your system is now totally deactivated (Remember that in the factory setting there is only one sector): GREEN 15/32 WL31...
It moves to the following data in a sequence of data to be input 5.3 SYSTEM ACCESS CODE To manage the WL31 system up to 18 different codes can be used: 1 MASTER, 1 TECHNICIAN, 16 USERS. In this manual, for each menu item, the codes which can access it are shown.
ESC key. To exit from all menus press the ESC key many times until the display shows the «((( ELKRON )))» message. 5.5 HOW TO QUICKLY ACCESS A MENU ITEM...
Confirm your choice by pressing the OK key. EVENT MEMORY EVENT MEMORY [2] Purpose: This enables you to look through the last 500 registered events on the WL31 central unit display. For every event the following is supplied: • The consecutive number in the list, •...
This enables you to set the current day, month and year on the system. These will then be used by the EVENT MEMORY. The information relating to the time and date is constantly shown on the display, in the pre-set format and alternated. Submenu Fast code Time and date - Set time Time and date - Set date 19/32 WL31...
2. Select the user you are interested in and press OK to confirm. 3. Using the keys scroll the «Assoc. sectors» or «Nominate user» sub-menus and confirm by pressing the OK key. 20/32 WL31...
ENGAGING - TIME CONTROLS [42] Purpose: This enables and disables the time programmer management. How to do it: 1. Press the OK key. 2. Using the keys, select the «Activated» or «Deactivated» function and press the OK key to confirm it. 21/32 WL31...
• MM30WL magnetic contact sensor (including the relating auxiliary Inputs), • WL31 central unit wire inputs. How to do it: 1. Start the test by pressing the OK key; the display shows the “test underway….” Message. 2. Afterwards stimulate each input (walk through the area protected by volume sensors, open doors and windows equipped with opening detectors, etc.): the activation of the relating red LED indicates that the alarm has been...
WL31 central unit display confirms that it has been correctly received. 3. Once the inputs’ stimulation phase is finished, press the OK key: the display will show “TEST FAILED”, which contains the list of devices programmed as theft that failed to reply.
The following are some tables where you will be able to copy the divisions and the allocations of your alarm system as well as the functions of the remote control and keyboard keys. SECTOR 3 SECTOR 4 SECTOR 1 SECTOR 2 8.1 FUNCTIONS ALLOCATED TO THE “FUNCTION” KEY OF THE CENTRAL UNIT KEYBOARDS 26/32 WL31...
LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ 27/32 WL31...
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LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ 28/32 WL31...
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LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ SHORT PRESSURE ____________________ PRESSIONE BREVE ___________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ PRESSIONE BREVE ___________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ PRESSIONE BREVE ___________________ LONG PRESSURE _____________________ 29/32 WL31...
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