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The programmer module is a hand-held device (with included DB15 serial cable) and can be mounted into a VESDA VLP or VESDA VLS detector, a remote mounting box or a 19 inch sub rack. The two rows of large push buttons enable the user to log ON and navigate through the menu trees to the various command and parameter setting functions. The top row of keys are called “Soft Keys” and are assigned programming options appropriate to the screen being viewed.
Some of the parameters that can be accessed via the programmer include device status reporting, zone number and name allocation, flow normalisation, alarm threshold setting (day, night, weekend), initiation of AutoLearn, wiring order, relay testing and event log review.
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The programmer module is a hand-held device (with included DB15 serial cable) and can be mounted into a VESDA VLP or VESDA VLS detector, a remote mounting box or a 19 inch sub rack. The two rows of large push buttons enable the user to log ON and navigate through the menu trees to the various command and parameter setting functions. The top row of keys are called “Soft Keys” and are assigned programming options appropriate to the screen being viewed.
Some of the parameters that can be accessed via the programmer include device status reporting, zone number and name allocation, flow normalisation, alarm threshold setting (day, night, weekend), initiation of AutoLearn, wiring order, relay testing and event log review.
The programmer module is a hand-held device (with included DB15 serial cable) and can be mounted into a VESDA VLP or VESDA VLS detector, a remote mounting box or a 19 inch sub rack. The two rows of large push buttons enable the user to log ON and navigate through the menu trees to the various command and parameter setting functions. The top row of keys are called “Soft Keys” and are assigned programming options appropriate to the screen being viewed. Some of the parameters that can be accessed via the programmer include device status reporting, zone number and name allocation, flow normalisation, alarm threshold setting (day, night, weekend), initiation of AutoLearn, wiring order, relay testing and event log review.
Up to 14 assigned Users or Administrators with an individual 4 digit Personal Identification Number (PIN), and one Distributor, can log onto a VESDAnet system under one of three levels of access which are password protected:
The programmer automatically logs OFF when not in use for more than 10 minutes. The user is prompted with a beeping sound at 1 minute and at 15 seconds before log OFF. Any key may be pressed to cancel the automatic log OFF process.