User manual VISONIC POWERMAX REMOTE PROGRAMMER SOFTWARE

[. . . ] PowerMax Remote Programmer Software User Guide Copyright and Warranty _________________________________________________________ i Copyrights & Warranty © Copyright 2010 by Visonic Ltd. , 24 Habarzel Street, Tel-Aviv 69710, ISRAEL. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Visonic Ltd. All other products or services referred to in this manual are the trademarks, service marks, or product names of their respective holders. DISCLAIMER: The information, products and specifications, configurations, and other technical information regarding the products contained in this manual are subject to change without notice. [. . . ] Note: You can only hear voice prompts from the control panel, not from the PowerMax Remote Programmer. Autoarm: You can select to arm the control panel automatically (at a predefined time). Auto Arm Time: You can define the time to automatically arm the system. Squawk: You can enable or disable the squawk (short siren sound) option upon arming and disarming. Time Format: You can adjust the control panel built-in clock to show the time in European format (hh:mm) or US format (hh:mm AM/PM). Date Format: You can adjust the control panel built-in calendar date to show the date in European format (dd/mm/yyyy) or US format (mm-dd-yyyy). 6. 3 User Codes This table defines the PowerMax users and lists their codes. Only users, whose numbers and codes are listed in this screen, can activate the control panel. All User codes must be different from the Duress code and Installation code. He is the only user who has the authority to modify the User Settings and User Codes screens. Enter comments and additional information about this user. Available in PowerMax+ only. 6-4___________________________________________________________Data Details Tables 6. 4 Keyfob Enrollment Screen A Keyfob transmitter is a multi-button wireless unit. For each PowerMax control panel, there are a total of eight transmitters. They enable the carriers to perform certain system functions quickly without using the keypad, and therefore improve system efficiency. In order that the control panel and the PowerMax Remote Programmer will recognize the Keyfob transmitters, each one must be enrolled in the system, and linked to a specific ordinal number between 1 and 8. Keyfob initiated events are subsequently identified and registered with reference to these numbers. This table displays the keyfob ordinal number, the name of the user carrying this transmitter, an indication whether the keyfob has been enrolled, the keyfob ID, the keyfob sync. The PowerMax Remote Programmer enables enrolling and deleting keyfobs. To Enroll a Keyfob Transmitter to the Control Panel In order to perform this procedure collect together: · A PowerMax control panel, which will be used to pass the keyfob identifying information from the keyfob through to the PC and from there to the customer's PowerMax control panel. The keyfob transmitter that is to be enrolled and sent to the customer. · 1. Enroll the keyfob transmitter to the control panel as detailed in the PowerMax Installer Guide. Connect and login via serial connection to the PowerMax as detailed in chapter 7: "Connecting to the PowerMax Control Panel". counter backup numbers displayed on the screen next to the keyfob number you enrolled the keyfob to. Click the Options icon in the tool bar or select Options in the View menu. counter backup numbers to the relevant keyfob in the Keyfob Enrollment table. 2. [. . . ] You may have a definition conflict in the OPTIONS menu/ Communications settings C4. Make sure 9600 bps option is currently selected in the OPTIONS menu / Communications. Verify that the correct Com Port is specified in the OPTIONS menu / Communications D1. Make sure you entered the correct code into the Download field. Available in PowerMax only. Troubleshooting ____________________________________________________________ 12-3 PROBLEM DIAGNOSIS D2. [. . . ]