Programming Via The Air2-Bs200 Module - INIM Electronics Air2 Manual De Instalación Y Programación

Installation and programming manual
Device Terminal type
MC200 Magnetic contact
The programming softwares also have a "Real-time"section which allows you to
view the current values of the following features of the wireless device:
Table 23: Real-time for wireless zones
The value read by each detector of the device is displayed on a bar
Reading level which indicates the alarm threshold by means of a colour change from
Battery charge
level
This is a series of notches that represent the signal reception strength
Signal reception
This button opens a window which allows you to monitor the signal
RF analysis variations transmitted by the device and any detected background
Programming done from an Air2-BS200 module allows you to set some of the Air2
programming parameters only when used with a SmartLiving system.
This programming also includes a specific section for the addressing of the Air2-
BS200, available for both SmartLiving and Prime control panels.
The available programming phases correspond to the 6 different sections in the
Programming menu. Use the buttons and LEDs on the PCB of the module to
navigate through the 6 programming phases.
1. Press the P1 button.
The programming menu will open.
2. Press the button again until access to the required phase is achieved. LED
DL3 will emit a number of blinks corresponding to the current phase.
3. Using the P2 button carry out any changes (where required). Where
required, LED DL4 will show the current data.
4. Save any changes and exit the programming session.
This can be done in two ways:
• Use the P1 button to step back.
• Press and hold the P2 button for at least 3 seconds. The 5 LEDs will light to
confirm that the data has been saved.
If this procedure is carried out during phase 2, the device will reset to factory
default settings.
Stand-by: normal operating phase of the Air2-BS200 and its LED.
During this phase it is possible to exit programming and save any changes.
Enroll: LED DL3 will emit in series 1 blink followed by a pause. LEDs DL1, DL4 and
PRG will remain off.
Programming
Table 22: Wireless terminal parameters
SmartLiving
from 1 (least sensitive) to 63 (most
63 is the default value
Maximum angle allowed before signalling of tilting occurs.
from 1 (minimum tilt) to 15 (about 90° in
respect to the normal position)
1 is the default value
Delay time after which the detection of tilting will be signalled.
Parameter
green to red.
Percentage of the device battery charge.
on the device as received by the Air2-BS200 transceiver.
noise.
Parameter
Shock detector sensitivity
sensitive)
from 1 to 125 (100msec or sec)
Programming via
the Air2-BS200
module
Prime
from 1 (least sensitive) to 10 (most
sensitive)
6 is the default value
from 1 (minimum tilt) to 10 (about 90° in
respect to the normal position)
1 is the default value
5-3
PHASE 0
PHASE 1
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