Display; System Language; Time Zone; Keyboard - Adesys Octalarm-Touch Manual

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7.2.

Display

7.2.1. System language

The system language is the language spoken and used in the alarm response. When you change the
system language, text will be spoken in a different language.
Changing the System language
• Go to 'Settings'.
• In the navigation, scroll to 'system language'.
• Press 'Change'.
• Select the language and press the flag.
• Press 'save'.
Please note that the alarm texts will require extra
attention. These do not change automatically. See
chapter "6. Alarms" for information on changing
the alarm texts. It also contains information on
how to check what the texts sound like in the other
language.

7.2.2. Time zone

If you want to use a different time zone, you can
change it by changing the zone in the settings. The
time zone is implemented immediately. 'Disable
temporarily' and the log will automatically change
with the changed time zone.
Changing the time zone
• Go to 'Settings'.
• In the navigation, scroll to 'Time zone'.
• Press 'Change'.
• Select the correct zone.
• Press 'save'.

7.2.3. Keyboard

It is possible to use a different keyboard layout for
the Octalarm-Touch. You can choose between:
• The international QWERTY layout (default).
• The QWERTZ layout for German-speaking and
Eastern European customers.
• The AZERTY layout for Belgian and French
customers.
Changing the keyboard
• Go to 'Settings'.
• In the navigation, scroll to 'Keyboard'.
• Press 'Change'.
• Select the layout you want to use (see the explanation above).
• Press 'save'.

7.2.4. Day schedule

If your company does not have standard 9-5 working
days, you can change the settings in the system.
Weekend days start at the end of the day before the
weekend and end the day after the weekend.
Changing the time
• Go to 'Settings'.
• In the navigation, scroll to 'Day schedule'.
• Press 'Change'.
• Change the start of the day schedule as required.
• Change the start of the night schedule as required.
• Press 'save'.
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