Fire-Lite IPDACT-2UD Technical Reference - Manual (Page 21)

IPDACT-UD - Configuration
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return to the start. If the password is incorrect, the telephonic console will
automatically deactivate and return to the initial position; if the relays are
inactive then you return to the initial position.
If at any point you hang up the phone, the telephonic console deactivates.
III - 3.1. Configuration
Configuring the various parameters is carried out through the access and
register writing. A register is used for each parameter to be configured. Each
register is made up of one or various fields. The number of fields and size of
each depends on the type of register. All the fields pertaining to one register
have the same size. In order to access a register, press * and the two digits
corresponding to the register to be configured. After selecting a register you
will hear a simple beep indicating that this register can be configured. From
this point you can configure the first field in the register. Should you select an
invalid register, an error signal is emitted. This consists of a long tone.
The access process for a register can be terminated at any point using the
escape sequence *# (asterisk, pound). In this case an escape signal is
emitted which consists of three short tones.
The available configuration registers are as follows:
Types of register registe
r
fields Field size Default value
IPDACT-UD IP address and mask 01 8 (3+1) 192.168.000.100
255.255.255.000
IPDACT-UD access gateway 02 4 (3+1) 192.168.000.200
Access password for the console 03 2 Variable, max. 16
characters, these must be
the same. 24680
Remote configuration request 04 1 Variable None
IPDACT-UD Reset 05 1 Variable N/A
IPDACT-UD account number 11 1 (8+1) 000000
Visor Alarm IP address 12 4 (3+1) None
UDP port 13 1 (5+1) 00080
IPDACT-UD message encryption
key
14 2 Variable, max. 16
characters, these must be
the same. None
VisorAlarm message encryption
key
15 2 Variable, max. 16
characters, these must be
the same. None
Interval between keep-alive (sec) 16 1 (5+1) 00010
Retries after failed keep-alive 17 1 (1+1) 3
Time between retries for sending
keep-alives (sec).
18 1 (1+1) 3
Number of digits for a telephone
number.
19 1 (2+1) 09
Retries for sending an alarm 20 1 (1+1) 5