C) Configuration Of The Sensors; Setting Support („Diagnose") - Renkforce GX111 Operating Instructions Manual

c) Configuration of the Sensors

The GX111 has various sensors that can be used to trigger an alarm. The shock sensor reacts to mechanical shock,
e.g. when an object drops down.
The position sensor recognises inclinations/position changes and falling over of the object.
The brightness sensor can record a change of brightness of the ambience lighting, e.g. opening of a drawer (the
sensor also recognises UV and IR light).
Whether alarm is triggered at all (sending text message) is centrally controlled by the command „ENABLE ALARM"
or „DISABLE ALARM".
The following commands are used to configure which of the sensors are allowed to trigger alarm at once and where
the acceptance thresholds are.
Every sensor's sensitivity can be set. The best sensitivity settings depend on many factors such as installation site,
object size, etc. and must be found individually by testing. The command „SET DIAGNOSE" can be used for this.
Each activated sensor will consume energy. This reduces the battery life accordingly.
To give you time to react to the event, the sensor is deactivated for a specific period of time (default setting: 2 minutes)
after an alarm and cannot send any new alarm text messages. Particularly with fast sensors, such as shock sensors,
the „IDLEALARM" function reduces the dispatch of text messages.
1. Setting Support („DIAGNOSE")
This command is used to make the sensors easier to configure. After activating the diagnosis mode, exceeding of the
thresholds (triggering of an alarm) is displayed by a permanently lit „ERR" LED.
If the threshold is undercut (alarm is not triggered), the „ERR" LED is off. No text message is sent. The basis is the
current sensor configuration. The diagnosis mode is available for alarms „VOICE" (sound alarm), „SHOCK" (vibration
alarm), „LIGHT" (brightness alarm) and „SLOPE" (position change alarm).
It is not possible to differentiate between which sensor was responsible for triggering. Therefore, the indivi-
dual sensors should be tested separately.
The function „DIAGNOSE" is only functional when the alarm mode is on („ENABLE ALARM").
The following command is used to activate this function:
SET DIAGNOSE #1513
ENABLE ALARM #1513
The following command is used to deactivate it:
DISABLE ALARM #1513
RESET DIAGNOSE #1513
The function „ALARMSOUND" can be used to check the effects of <IDLEALARM>. The command „DIA-
GNOSE" keeps the GX111 from sending text message alarms. The parallel function „ALARMSOUND", in
contrast, is not impaired by diagnosis mode.
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