Digital Security Controls PC1575 Instalační manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 48)

• Terminate Call / Hang Up

Select this option to terminate the call to the panel. Since the panel and the modem

will stay on-line after the first communication, you may wish to hang up the call

while while you edit the work file. When you are ready to download the edited

Workfile to the control panel, you may call the panel again and reconnect.

• Exit From This Menu

Selecting this option will return you to the edit screens, allowing you to make

changes or examine the Work File. Selecting this option will not hang up the modem

and the control panel. To hang up, you must select “Terminate Call/Hang Up”.

Diagnostics Menu

• Upload Diagnostics

Selecting this option will upload the Diagnostics of the control panel. Diagnostics

refers to the trouble status reported by the modules to the control panel. An “E”,

“T” or “L” will appear beside a module number if that module is currently reporting

a trouble condition. If no letters appear, there are no troubles.

“E” means the control panel can no longer communicate with the module

“T” means the tamper zone is currently violated

“L” means the module is not receiving enough power from the Combus

To determine what the Module Numbers represent, refer to Appendix J or press

[F1] when working with PC4010 and PC4020 files.

• View File Contents

The last diagnostics upload can be reviewed at any time by viewing the file

contents.

Event Buffer Menu

Selecting Event Buffer Menu will display a menu of options for uploading, viewing and

printing the Event Buffer.

• Upload Entire Event Buffer

This option uploads the Event Buffer from the control panel. The partition label,

the date and time for each event, and the events themselves will be displayed.

Note that partition labels are loaded from the computer file, and may differ from

what is programmed in the control panel. It is suggested that the partition labels

be uploaded

before

the event buffer so that any changes may be updated.

On the PC4000, the date is displayed as MM:DD, where MM is the month and DD

is the day. The year is only displayed as an event; when the year changes, it is

logged on the event buffer as shown below:

For the PC4000: Partition Date Time Event

Partition... 1 00/00 00:00 The Year is now ’96

Note that the PC4020 and PC4010 print the year with each event, as shown below:

For the PC4020 Partition Date Time Event

and PC4010: Partition... 1 00/00/96 00:00 Installer Lead In

The PC4020, PC4010 and PC4000 keep track of both previously uploaded events

and new events. When you append the uploaded event buffer to the Event Buffer

File (refer to Save Event Buffer) only the

new

events will be appended to the Event

Buffer File. This prevents the duplication of events in the Event Buffer File. If you

upload the entire event buffer and do not append the new events to the Event Buffer

File, there is no way to append the events to the file later. When uploaded later, they

will be considered old events and will not be appended to the Event Buffer File.

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