Quote: To enter the user menu you should (using the help of another person):
» Call the premises from the panel
» Answer the call at the premises
» The person at the panel must hold the "key" ( but only after answering the call ) when the tenant simultaneously presses the latch release button 5 times ("OPC" will appear on the panel for a moment along with 3 short beeps in the loudspeaker)
» End the call
» Select the given premises again, press the key and: depending on the system settings, enter the entry code (CHA parameter=1) or not (factory setting)
The bold part is important here - if you hold your finger on the buttons too early (before establishing the connection) or for too long, an "E" error may occur (beams blocked).
Something like e.g. [0G7] will appear on the panel display.
The first parameter from the left is the bell melody - there are 9 of them - we change it with the number [1]
The second one is the way of calling. The available options are: [Loud, [S]ilent, [S]moderate, [S]creasing]. We change [2] angle.
Third - number of bell repetitions from 1 to 9 - change with [3] key.
Numbers:
[0] - Allows you to change the input code (if not locked)
[8] - Allows you to add an electronic key (if not blocked)
Quote: Quote: I wanted to add a lozenge from the user menu
This may not always be possible either. Of course, this can be done in our systems and everything is unlocked by default, but the installer has the option of blocking both the addition of chips and the change of the code by tenants (separate parameters "CEd" and "idA" in the control panel program). In such a case, you must contact the facility`s administrator, which, unfortunately, usually involves additional fees.
It is also worth noting that in order to add a keypad to a multi-entry system (master-slave or HU), the procedure must be performed from both the slave and the master panel (e.g. from the cage and from the fence), because in order to protect installers against accidental deletion of keys, it was decided that they will be recorded and stored in other memory areas of the U and H control panels.
so the frequency was 125Mhz
