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this will be indicated by changing the end of line links at the old end unit and the new
unit, also the system will not need to re-number all units, circuits and outputs. Having
installed a unit the circuits and outputs will need to be programmed;
(4)
Delete Node: This procedure is the same as installing a Node or REM except that
the unit is removed instead of being installed.
3.26
Define Circuit Text (Menu 23)
Each circuit may be allocated a line of text from a dictionary of words with each word being
identified by a three digit number. A single line of of up to three words with a maximum of 20
characters (including spaces) may be entered and will normally be used as the name of the
circuit.
3.27
Install DC3 (24)
Allows a Digital Communicator/Modem type DC3(M) if fitted to be programmed - see para
5.24.
3.28
Reset by Remote (Menu 26)
If the Panel Alarm Mode (20) is set to Engineer Reset and the panel needs to be reset then if
an engineer is not available the user may reset the system by entering a special code. If this
facility is enabled then the panel will display a randomly generated number and when this
number is quoted to the engineer, or other authority, by telephone he will respond with a
resetting code number which must be entered. If the resetting code number is entered
incorrectly the procedure must be repeated. To provide unique resetting facilties for
particular systems a Reset Calculation number is entered to identify the system.
Issue 02 Feb 92
TS2000 (V2+) User Manual
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