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6.9
SMS
6.10
Allowing Engineer/Manufacturer Access
Siemens Building Technologies
Fire Safety & Security Products
The SPC systems support SMS communication from the panel to selected users'
mobile phones as well as users being able to control the SPC remotely via SMS.
These two features work hand in hand as it allows the user to take action using the
SMS control after a SMS notification without the need to be physically at the
premises.
The SMS notification can be set up to send a range of events that occur on the
system such as: Alarms / Confirmed Alarms / Faults / Tampers / Setting / Unsetting
/ Inhibits / Isolates etc. This can provide the user a confirmation of the status of the
panel at their premises.
The SMS control can be set up so that a remote user can send a SMS message to
perform the following actions at the panel: Set / Unset / Enable Engineer / Disable
Engineer / Enable Manufacturer access / Disable Manufacturer access / Outputs
on / Outputs off. (Manufacturer Access is only available in SPC5000/6000.)
The SMS notification can operate with a PSTN modem if the PSTN operator
supports SMS over PSTN where as SMS control will need a GSM modem at the
panel. Please Note: A GSM modem will support both SMS notification and control.
When engineer or manufacturer access has been
allowed, the Keypad displays the text ENGINEER
ENABLE or MANUFACT ENABLE. Once access
has been granted, the user cannot access the
system until the engineer has logged off.
To allow engineer access:
1.
Scroll to the GRANT ACCESS option and
press SELECT (right soft key).
2.
Select the ALLOW ENGINEER option (right
soft key) and select ENABLED.
To disallow engineer/manufacturer access, follow
the same path and toggle to DISABLED and press
SELECT (right soft key).
NOTE
SPC4000 provides only Engineer Access. Menu options on the SPC4000 display allowing and
disallowing Engineer Access only.
User Menu Options
...GRANT ACCESS...
EXIT
SELECT
...ENABLE...
EXIT
SELECT
...ALLOW ENGINEER...
EXIT
SELECT
UPDATED
EXIT
SELECT
09.2008
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