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"Verbose Point Reports"
If checked alarm and test reports will also include average level and packet count information. This extra
information is for diagnostic proposes only and is not required for system operation. Since the additional data
increases the system traffic load this item should be left unchecked.
"Test Min Level"
This is the minimum receive level (1-255) a receiver must see before the green light will be displayed
acknowledging a successful test. This item should be left at default (128).
"Test Differential"
This is the minimum difference in receive level (1-255) a receiver must be less than the loudest receiver hearing
a test before the green light will be displayed acknowledging a successful test. This item should be left at default
(64).
"Alarm Min Level"
This is the minimum receive level (1-255) a receiver must see before the sounder and red light will be displayed
for an alarm. This item should be left at default (1).
"Alarm Differential"
This is the minimum difference in receive level (1-255) a receiver must be less than the loudest receiver hearing
an alarm before the sounder and red light will be displayed for an alarm. This item should be left at default (255).
"Byte"
These are future options and should be left at default (0).
"Min Receive Level"
This is a system wide parameter not specific to this transponder. This is the minimum receive level (1-255) a
receiver must see before it will be included in alarm processing. Setting this parameter too high will limit the
number of receivers considered in an alarm and cause loss of location accuracy. This item should be left at
default (1).
"Max # of Rec"
This is a system wide parameter not specific to this transponder. This is the maximum number of receivers (1-90)
to be included in processing an alarm. Setting this parameter too low will limit the number of receivers
considered in an alarm and cause loss of location accuracy. This item should be left at default (90).
"Test Transmitter Type"
"Test Receiver"
"Transmit Delay"
"Transmit Point"
"Load Delay"
"Tamper Load"
"Transponder"
These parameters are used for engineering system load testing only. They are never to be used in a live system,
as they can generate more traffic than a system can handle and therefore actual alarms may be missed! Leave
them at default.
"Pervious"
Goes back to the pervious transponder in the system.
"Next"
Advances to the next transponder in the system.
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