User manual BENTEL SECURITY B-TEL2

[. . . ] Hereby, Bentel Security, declares that the above mentioned B-TEL2 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The complete R&TTE Declaration of Conformity for each Panel can be found at www. This device complies with CEI 79-2 2a Ed. Installation of these systems must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions described in this manual, and in compliance with the local laws and bylaws in force. [. . . ] Wait until the display shows the dash The display will show the number of seconds left until the end of the message; Record additional messages, as necessary, by repeating the procedure from Step 1. Follow this procedure to playback voice messages: 1. Key; followed by the number of the voice message to be playbacked (from to ); B key. To program the number of repetitions for all voice messages, enter the following formula: Where <Number of repetitions> is a number between 1 and 9 (factory set at 1: a voice message will be sent only once). This chapter describes how to program the dialer with a PC. A PC can be used to set all the parameters necessary for dialer operation, as well as modify the dialer's operations to suit the user's specific needs and installation. This chapter also describes in detail all the parameters that can be programmed by the installer and the user. This cable is connected between the PC's RS232 serial port and the connector [10], present on the dialer's board. Once the PC is connected to the dialer, the software application can be launched and the programming performed, as described in this chapter. Once the application is launched, a window similar to the one shown in Figure 4 will appear. this paragraph describes all of the window's components. Menu Bar - This bar contains all the different menu items used not just to program client data, but also to manage several important PC settings. Bookmark Bar - The settings of multiple clients can be kept open at the same time (see menu File -> Open. One can use the bookmark bar to instantaneously recall the settings of an open client: simply click on the corresponding "bookmark". Once the "bookmark" is selected, the right mouse key can be clicked to save data or close the client profile. Be sure to save all client data or changes before closing. Client Info Button - Click on the button to set client data (name, phone, address, etc. This parameter does not keep track of deleted clients: therefore one will be assigned the first free number by clicking on the to the PC memory (Board Load, green arrow button, button. ) or send all client programming to the dialer's memory Send/Load All Button - With a single click, these buttons can load all parameters programmed into the dialer (Send to Board, red arrow button, Choose Programming Page Window - Various programming pages can be selected from this window. click on the Client Bar to view page names. Parameters Area - This part of the window shows all parameters that can be programmed. Parameters are grouped according to the page selected and are sorted into sections to facilitate data input. [. . . ] In the event of an alarm, all telephone devices connected after the dialer are isolated for the time necessary to undertake the cycle of programmed calls. However, the occurrence of any malfunctions will immediately be revealed on the display by a blinking letter, as described in the following (in order of priority, in the event that several malfunctions are present simultaneously): NOTE - It is necessary to enter the User Menu in order to perform KEYPAD OPERATIONS. Access the User Menu key by entering the following formula: Where <User PIN> is a number 4 to 6 figures long (the User PIN is factory set at 0002). When the User Menu is accessed, the letter If an incorrect PIN or a PIN longer than 6 figures is entered, the speaker will emit an error sound (boop). [. . . ]