Mod. 1092 Sch./Ref. 1092/602

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4.5.8.7 Alarm in programming – actions associated to alarmsTHIS FUNCTION IS AVAILABLE ONLY IN PRESENCE OF POWER BOX 1092/628 AND/OR ADDITIONAL ALARMCARDS 1092/685.Select ALARM IN PROGRAMMING and press OPEN to access the following submenu:Alarm In Programming>1Channel Number 12 Label Edit ____3 Label Display OFF4 Action Setup5 Channel Enable OFFIRIS CLOSE to ExitOption Value DescriptionChannel Number 1 ÷ 16Label EditLabel DisplayAction SetupChannel Enable____________ON ÷ OFFON ÷ OFFThis option allows to select the alarm contact to beactivated. 16 alarm contacts are available only using twoalarm cards.This option allows to give a name to the stored alarmcontacts. Press twice OPEN to display the screen where itis possible to give a name to the selected contacts.If set to ON, this option allows to display on the monitorthe previously stored name of the alarm contact that becameactive after an event.Select this option and press the button OPEN to go to therespective submenu, where it is possible to set theactivation parameters (see below).If set to ON, this option enables the previously describedfunctions.ACTION SETUPSelect ACTION SETUP and press OPEN to access the following submenu:Action Setup>1Action --------2 Number --------3 Dwell Time --------IRIS CLOSE to ExitOpzione Valore SpiegazioneActionNumber 1 ÷ 165Dwell Time 1 ÷ 999Preset÷VectorScan÷Patter÷PanScan÷AutoScanThis option allows to select one of the actionsdescribed in PARK ACTION table.This option allows to define in detail which singleaction has to be activated. The single action numberthat can be selected changes according to thepreviously selected action (from 1 to 165, except thenon programmable ones for the Presets; from 1 to 6 forVectorScan; from 1 to 3 for Patterns; 1 for PanScan; 1for AutoScan). The selection of the desired number ispossible by pressing the button OPEN and going to therespective screen.This option allows to define the activation time (inseconds) of the alarm output.DS1092-090 84
4.6 HARDWARE SETTINGS (DIP-SWITCH)4.6.1 DOME SETTINGTo set address, baud rate and communication protocol, remove the external and internal cover of the domeas follows:1. Rotate the external cover about ¼ turn counterclockwise to unlock it.2. Rotate the internal cover about ¼ turn counterclockwise to unlock it.3. After the two covers have been removed, it is possible to gain access to the dip-switches inside thedome.DIP-SWITCH4. Perform the desired adjustments using the provided little screwdriver.5. Place the internal cover on the stand until the fixing lugs of the dome match the holes on the stand androtate clockwise until it is locked.6. Place the external cover on the stand and rotate it clockwise until it is locked.4.6.2 ADDRESS SETTINGThe dome THERA 5 is factory configured by default with address 1.To change the address according to the connected devices, set the dipswitch on the dome electronic card,following the example in the figure.DEFAULT SETTINGONON1 23 4 5 6 7 81 2 3 4 5 6 7 812128644 32816DS1092-090 85
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Mod.1092DS1092-090THERA 5 MINIDOME
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1 INFORMAZIONI GENERALICaro cliente
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3 PROCEDURE DI INSTALLAZIONEQuesta
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Bloccare la staffa alla dome utiliz
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Eseguire il collegamento dell’ali
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COLLEGAMENTICollegare il cavo in do
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4 MODALITÀ DI FUNZIONAMENTO4.1 FUN
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4.3 SELEZIONE DELLA DOMEPrima di po
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4.4.5 IMPOSTAZIONE E RICHIAMO DI PO
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4.5.3 Impostazioni da menu relative
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CAM TITLEWHITE BALBACKLIGHTOpzione
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4.5.7.3 Backlight - BLC - compensaz
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D-ZOOMSelezionando D-ZOOM è possib
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SENS-UP (DSS) - VARIAZIONE DELLA SE
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Selezionando LEVEL e premendo i tas
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Opzione Valore SpiegazioneNumber 1
Page 34 and 35: NAMESelezionando NAME e premendo OP
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Page 38 and 39: Opzione Valore SpiegazioneActionNum
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Page 42 and 43: Assegnazione dell’indirizzo della
Page 44 and 45: 5 COMANDI SPECIALII comandi special
Page 46 and 47: Caratteristiche meccanicheVelocità
Page 48 and 49: 1 GENERAL INFORMATIONDear Customer,
Page 50 and 51: RepairsDo not attempt to repair the
Page 52 and 53: 3.2.1 WALL MOUNTINGBefore starting
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Page 60 and 61: 4.2.1 KEYPAD REF. 1092/620 COMMAND
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Page 74 and 75: DAY/NIGHT - DOME OPERATION CHANGE A
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Page 80 and 81: Tilt Start POS 0,0 ÷ 359,9 ÷ 0,0
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