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ROLLER CONSOLE VERSION II
This console has the same mechanical and functional characteristics as its
predecessor, although with substantial modifications in the micro-controller
software, making it a much more powerful tool.
Maintaining the user-friendliness of all its operative functions has been
sought, with the new functions being easy to adopt. Furthermore, the
software has been designed to ensure that users not needing these new
functions may still operate the console as they have done in the past.
At operative software level, the following aspects have been developed
or improved:
A more efficient keypad control.
New texts have been added to the menu and screens.
The code has been compacted even further, avoiding redundancy where
possible.
New powerful functions have been included.
Small bugs in the previous software have been revised and corrected.
For a more specific idea of the changes and what they represent in terms
of the previous version, all of the new functions are documented in italic
and bold.
To make understanding of the document easier, an agreement has been
reached to use the following expressions:
Standard ERREKA code or standard code when the installer code corresponds
to 9999.
Own code when the console is personalised with an individual access key
and we have an individual code in our installations that is different to the
standard code.
Menu of the console is the list of main functions that appear after entering
the access code and through which we can move around using the up/down
arrows.
ROLLER PROGRAMMING CONSOLE
The Roller V-II programming console is a tool designed for
installation maintenance based on ROLLER encrypting systems,
allowing the installer or distributor to:
Personalise his installations to provide them with greater security
Make backup copies of the Roller memories
Sequentially recode transmitters
Automatically fill the codes in the memory
Display the codes stored in the memories
Block or Unblock a user
Replace lost transmitters
Change the console access code
Display the code of a standard or individual transmitter
Display the code of a standard or individual memory
All ROLLER transmitters leave the factory perfectly tested and checked
with a standard ROLLER code that corresponds to:
Series No. (7 figure) + Installer Code (4 figure) + Installation Code (4
figure)
The series number is unique to each transmitter and corresponds to the
number of transmitter manufactured. This number cannot be changed
using the standard installer code (9999), nor can it be repeated, given that
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