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Tunstall GmbH, Orkotten 66, 48291 Telgte, www.tunstall.de Terminal SD6 P, order no. 19 0700 20 Putting a terminal into operation If you have carried out all the aforementioned installation work and the ward bus is in operation with the physically associated group electronic, put the terminal into operation: 1. Switch on the power supply. The display briefly shows the terminal's device ID. The device ID is a 7-digit number that can also be found on the device label, e.g. 0020000. The display briefly shows ”Adr 9999, ”PGR 00” and then ”Room Type Room”. The display then continuously shows: ”WAIT FOR CONFIG” ('waiting for configuration'). The LEDs in the middle two buttons are on. See Fig. F. 2. Program the terminal via the bus system with the ConLog software. For details, refer to the documentation of the ConLog software. When the terminal is fully programmed, the LEDs in the two middle buttons go out. The display changes to the operating display. The terminal is in operation. For details of operating the terminal, refer to the nurse call system's operating instructions. Service menu Starting the service menu Keep the buttons 3 and 4 simultaneously pressed for 10 sec. The software revision of the terminal (SW-Rev.) is displayed. The service menu is active. Scrolling through the service menu Press the button 2 to scroll forwards in the menu. Press the button 1 to scroll backwards in the menu. Displaying password-protected menu points Menu points that are used for system configuration are pass‐ word-protected. This is how to display password-protected menu points: 1. In the service menu, scroll to the ”System Config” menu point as described above. 2. Press the button 4 to select the menu point ”Password” appears. 3. Press the following buttons in turn as the password: 1- 3 - 4 - 6. 4. Press the button 4. The software version of the terminal is displayed. The password-protected menu points are accessible. Saving changes and exiting the service menu Keep the buttons 3 and 4 simultaneously pressed for 3 sec. The changes are saved. The service menu is no longer active. The display shows the normal operating display. Timeout for the service menu! If no button is pressed for longer than 1 minute, the menu is ended automatically without saving the changes. 00 8814 18, 10/12 (Rev. 2.0) 3 Technical Manual Page 84 Display before programming: LEDs are on until the terminal is fully programmed and in operation Button 1 Button 3 Button 5 Display in normal operation: If there is no message (call, presence, fault): Timezone Time Button 2 Button 4 Button 6
Terminal SD6 P, order no. 19 0700 20 Changing the display language of the terminal 1. In the service menu, scroll to the menu point ”Language” (see Page 3). 2. Press the button 4. 3. Press button 1 as often as necessary until the desired language appears. 4. Press the button 2 in order to accept your setting. The set language is accepted. Note: The setting is not saved until the service menu is ended (see Page 3). Button 1 Button 3 Button 5 00 8814 18, 10/12 (Rev. 2.0) 4 Technical Manual Page 85 Button 2 Button 4 Button 6 Registering room devices (absolutely essential) So that the room devices connected to the terminal are monitored for faults, they must first be registered by the termi‐ nal. Prerequisite: Terminating resistors active The 120 kOhm terminating resistor must be active on all room devices connected to the terminal. If several devices (max. 4 per input) are connected, the terminating resistor must be active on each of these devices. Refer to the in‐ stallation instructions for the device for how to activate the terminating resistor. How to register the room devices 1. In the service menu, scroll to the menu point ”Register Inputs” (see Page 3). 2. Press the button 4. The terminal registers all operational room devices with a terminating resistor. The display shows the number of registered devices. Setting the room type (absolutely essential) The following room types can be set: - Room = Patient's / resident's room (factory setting). - Staff = Function same as ”Room” plus possibility of making announcements. No passive alarm function. - StaffHAB = Staff room + main console = Function same as ”Staff” plus possibility of switching timezones. Attention! The room type ”StaffHAB” can only be used in nurse call systems with manual coupling (setting in ConLog). Only one terminal SD6 P may be set to this room type per nurse call system. 1. Displaying the password-protected menu points (see Page 3). 2. Scroll to ”Room type” with button 1 or 2. 3. Press the button 4. 4. Press button 1 as often as necessary until the desired room type appears. 5. Press the button 2 in order to accept your setting. The setting is accepted. Note: The setting is not saved until the service menu is ended (see Page 3). Changing function of universal button (optional function) In the factory setting, the universal button (button 5) is configured as the WC cancel button. However, you can set for the universal button (button 5) any desired call type stored in the ConLog software, e.g.”Service call” (= call type 17). 1. Displaying the password-protected menu points of the service menu (see Page 3). 2. Scroll to ”Config C Switch” with button 1 or 2. 3. Press the button 4. 4. Press button 1 as often as necessary until the desired tens digit appears (e.g. 17 in the case of Service call). 5. Press the button 2 to change to the units digit. 6. Press button 1 as often as necessary until the desired units digit appears (e.g. 17 in the case of Service call). 7. Press the button 2 in order to accept your setting. The set room type is accepted. Note: The setting is not saved until the service menu is ended (see Page 3).
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Per room Per bed In WC room Display
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Per room Display module or Call/pre
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