2N Lift emergency phone 2N LiftNet - Manual, 1446 v1.8.3 - Manual (Page 62)

Parameter Chart (FW v. 1.8.0) 3.2
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Par.
No.
Parameter Name Range Default Note
tone)
ms
calls).
961
Maximum timeout for
pressing the next
digit
1 – 100 s 10 s During password entering, programming, etc.
962
Minimum time of
pressing ALARM, for
cabin units
10 – 9999
ms
100 ms A short time set temporarily for easier testing.
963
Minimum time of
pressing ALARM, for
other units
10 – 9999
ms
100 ms
964
Minimum active
CANCEL input time 10 – 9999
ms
100 ms
968
Machine room
alerting tone (siren)
1 – 60 s 1 s
Temporarily a single tone, 1 s long.
There is a future possibility to start alerting the
moment an incoming ringing is detected. When
the call is answered in the machine room, the
voice menu will be cancelled.
970
Identification type for
ALARM calls
1-2 0
1: LN identification on (incl. audio Id)
2: LN identification equal to ST identification
(without parameter YY – audio unit Id)
973
Language for numeric
messages
0 - 1 1
0 = User recorded
1 = English
974 Lift identification
up to 16
digits 0 - 9
blank
The number enables lift identification for
foreigners, for example. Also used for automatic
call handling (
2N ® LiftManager). If blank, the
serial number is reported.
975
Local message
sequence
Up to 8
messages
(each has
2-digit ID)
blank
(=22)
It allows playing back messages in more
languages in the defined sequence, including
the identification number, etc.
01 = User message #1
02 = User message #2
03 = User message #3
04 = User message #4
05 = User message #5
06 = User message #6
07 = User message #7
08 = User message #8
09 = User message #9
10 = User message #10
11 = Serial number
12 = Lift identification number (par. 974)
13 = Lift shaft number (1 – 8)
14 = Audio unit number (1 – 4)
15 = "Serial number"
16 = "Identification number"
17 = "Lift number"
18 = "Audio unit number"
19 = DTMF sequence defined by parameter 970
20 = 2s delay
21 =
(confirmation tone)
976
Outgoing message
sequence
Up to 8
messages
(each has
2-digit ID)
blank
(=2324)