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PREFACE
STRUCTURE OF THIS MANUAL
The manual is divided into chapters and discussed subjects are arranged sequentially to accompany each step of
system programming and configuration.
Descriptions to design, install and maintain the system are given in Installation Manual, where devices acquiring
procedure is indicated.
Descriptions for system use from end user are given in User Manual.
Standards used in this manual
For the sake of clarity, the following conventional standards are used throughout this manual:
For example 120 OK means "enter 120 and then press the OK key".
▲, ►, ▼ and ◄ indicate the corresponding navigation arrow keys on the keypad.
Finally, take care of the following symbols:
This symbol indicates an important warning.
This symbol indicates an suggestion.
1.1
NAVIGATION THROUGH MENUS
1067 system provides for 4 menus:
- Technical menu which can be accessed by entering
This menu is dedicated to system installer and described at paragraph 3.15.
The whole tree of Installer Menu is illustrated at paragraph 5.2.
- Master menu which can be accessed by entering
This menu is dedicated to system main user and described in User Manual.
The whole tree of Master Menu is illustrated at paragraph 5.1.
- User menu which can be accessed by entering
This menu is dedicated to system users and described in User Manual.
The whole tree of User Menu is illustrated at paragraph 5.3.
- Free access menu which can be accessed by directly entering
from this menu, some information on system status can be achieved.
The menus are organised in a tree-like structure, that is with more or less deep submenus including more items.
st
Typically, on display 1
menu.
As an example:
To scroll through menu items, use vertical scrolling keys ▲ and ▼.
To access a submenu, press OK.
To confirm a choice within a menu, press OK otherwise press ESC.
To go back by one level, press ESC.
To quit a menu, press ESC more times.
If no key is pressed, after one minute the system automatically exits the menu.
Pressing any key is signalled by a short beep sound.
E.g. valid code confirmation is signalled by beep-beep!.
Entering a parameter which is wrong, e.g. owing to a not valid code, is signalled by a low tone.
DS1067-035A
line, the item appears of menu being used and, on display 2
Technical Code
(default 111111)
Master Code
(es. default 000020)
a
User Code
MENU
6
(default 000000)
OK
OK
MENU
OK
nd
line, the submenu items of the
EVENT LOG
SYSTEM
MENU
MENU
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