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24 Hour Alarm Stops at:
This feature programs the ending point of alarm responses for 24h alarm: Keypads, Internal
Sounders, Bells Only and Signal Digi.
Any Alarm Starts at:
This feature overrides the settings above. It can be used to create greater flexibility in the use of the
alarm responses feature and in this case it's set up for each area if they are in armed status only.
If Areas Armed
Select the areas that the following settings will be applicable to.
Any Alarm Stops at:
For example, if 24 Hour Alarm is set to Start at Keypad and stops at Keypad, this feature allows to set
up for all Areas if they are armed to make any alarm stopping at digi.
If Areas Armed
Select the areas that will the above setting will be applicable to.
5.21 Options Up/Downloading?
The system can be programmed from the keypad or the InSite UDL Software. There are 2 methods of
connection for programming the panel via the UDL Software:
1) Via the RS232 input locally;
2) Remotely via the GSM or PSTN modem.
The UDL InSite Software allows the servicing and monitor of the system and review the logs.
RM Service: The Remote Maintenance Service is an automatic service performed by the panel and the
InSite UDL Software. This service enables the panel to automatically call a PC with the InSite UDL
software installed and deliver all diagnostics data to that PC. In this way the installer does not have to
visit the site to measure all the required measurements. This information could be used for creation of
regular technical reports to send to users as a proof for maintenance of the site.
Technical Alarms Monitoring
It is possible to program the panel to call the UDL InSite Software when alarms, faults, arm/disarm and
access control events are generated to up to 4 PCs running the UDL InSite Software.
5.21.1 UDL Connection to panels
RS232, Local Connection
The RS232 is used to program the panel locally connecting it to a PC running the UDL Software via a
special cable. If this option is chosen no other programming is required.
Modem, Remote Connection
The modem GSM or PSTN is used to program the panel remotely connecting it to a PC running the
UDL Software via data modem.
Dial Mode Option
This function programs the procedure used for the call between PC and panel:
Auto Answer: When called from a PC the panel will answer the call immediately.
Dial Back: When called from PC the panel will take the line, disconnect and call the PC.
Panel Dials: Does not allow the PC to dial into the panel. A call has to be initiated by the user or
engineer from the panel.
Dial In Options
Direct Dial: When the PC dials the panel, it will respond immediately.
AMC Dial (Shared Line): When the PC dials the panel, it will hang up after a designated number of
rings, and dial again. The first call primes the panel, which will then answer the second call. The
number of rings to prime the panel is entered in "Number of Rings before AMC" menu option.
Number of Rings before AMC- Enter the number of rings needed to prime the panel before answering
the next call.
Prefix Telephone Number
The prefix is an extra digit required to reach the panel i.e. dial 9 to get an 'outside' line.
RM Tel No
This is the phone number of the PC modem where the UDL is installed for performing the automatic
remote maintenance service. Press a button to add any symbols: ',' = 2 second pause, '+' for
roaming calls.
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