Unmanned Operation - Philips PS6000 Benutzerhandbuch

User Manual
8.

UNMANNED OPERATION

8.1 Introduction
During normal operation the control desk can be switched to an 'Unmanned' mode of
operation.This mode of operation allows the operator to leave the control desk while still being
able to receive alarm calls via the 'OPERATORS' pager. External warning devices connected to
the control desks built-in relays are also available. To set the control desk for UNMANNED
operation refer to Chapter 11. USER
When switching the control desk in to 'Unmanned' mode, the control desk first enter in to a
temporary 'Unmanned' mode.The duration of this mode is pre-defined by your system installer.
After the pre-defined duration the control desk then enters into its 'Unmanned' mode.
The information sent to the 'Operators' pager is defined by your system installer and consists of:
- Address
- Bleep code:
- Numeric info:
Information received during an ALARM
- Alphanumeric info: First 12 characters:
- Alarm type: Second 12 characters
In systems with location detection a call with 48-characters included is transmitted with the first
24-characters as described above and the second 24-characters describing the last location
visited. As long as the PS-mobile remains in alarm mode, each new location will be transmitted
directly to the reroute pager.
Information received during an ERROR call
- Alphanumeric info: First 12 characters:
- Error type: Second 12 characters:
MENU.
Operator pager address
The bleep code pattern which determines how the pager is called
(fixed value).
Shown on the pager's display (if applicable) the hours and minutes
the call was sent: e.g. HH:MM (fixed value).
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'ALARM-PRIOx'
'MAN. ALARM'
' TEAR-OFF'
'NO-MOVE'
'NOT-VERT'
'TECH.ALARM'
'LOW BATTERY'
'ALARM RESET'
'ERROR-PRIOx'
'LOG.DEVICE'
'PAGINGLINE'
'TALKBACKLINE'
'RESET'
(x = priority 1 or 2)
(x = priority 1 or 2)
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