Programming The Date And Time - Detection Systems abacus 6R User Manual

Detection Systems
1=Code 2=Chime
3=Time 4=Engnr
Chime = Off
Enter Zone No. - -
ON 01A
Front Door
1=Prog 2=Test
3=Log4=Day(Quit)

Programming the Date and Time

0712 03:46P
System Off
Hello XXXXXX
Set System?
YES: to Continue
No: to Quit
Omit Zones ?
1=Prog 2=Test
3=Log
4=Day(Quit)
1=Code 2=Chime
3=Time 4=Engnr
0712 03:46P
T
version of software the clock was a 24 hour clock, the A (AM) or P (PM) did not appear on the display.
When the T indicates, to toggle between A or P press the NO key, when display is as required press
the YES/PART key.
1=Prog 2=Test
3=Log
4=Day(Quit)
At this display, press the 2 key to enter the Chime -programming mode.
Press the NO key to toggle chime on or off, press the YES/PART key to
accept.
On Version 7000 software enter the Zone number you wish to change (see
system feature chapter 1)
Press the NO key to toggle chime on or off for zone displayed, or press the
YES/PART key to accept and move on to the next zone. (On Abacus 72 or
Abacus 8/80 press the REM number key to jump to the first zone on that
REM). Repeat for further zones then press the 0/ESC key when complete.
At this display, press the 4 key to return to the day mode.
From the day mode, enter either a Master or Main code.
At this display, press the NO key. . (XXXXXX = Code holders name if
programmed).
On Version 7000 software, this display appears to allow you to return to the
day mode if you have made a mistake, press YES/PART key to continue.
At this display, press the NO key.
At this display, press the 1 key to enter the programming mode.
At this display, press the 3 key to enter the time-programming mode.
At this display, key in the date and time in the following format:
07 YES/PART 12 YES/PART 08 YES/PART 45 YES/PART (to indicate
th
the 7 day of December at a time of 8 hour 45 minutes) as the YES/PART
key is pressed the T will be seen to move across the screen. On the earlier
At this menu, press the 4 key to return to the day mode.
Chapter 4.22
Abacus User Guide