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PS-Micro control desk LBB 6105/00 User Manual
PS-Micro Control Desk
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INTRODUCTION

The personal security PS-Micro control desk type LBB 6105/00 in combination with PS-mobiles
(PS-Micro alarm transmitters LBB 603x/xx) has been installed in your organisation to provide a
fully integrated and effective Personal Security (PS) system.
1.1 PS-Micro control desk
At the heart of the personal security system is the control desk which constantly monitors all
operational PS-mobiles in your system (max.15 for a single desk). Each participant carries a
personal PS-mobile with an assigned unique identification address (Mobile-ID) and each PS-
mobile is assigned to a channel on the control desk.
The control desk can be operated 'manned or 'unmanned' by simply pressing a button. The
control desk includes 5 channel buttons (B1- B5) with their adjacent bi-colour (red/green) LED
indicators (see Fig. 1). Each button is assigned to a PS-mobile (Mobile-ID) in your system which
when pressed displays information on the desk's display (Fig. 1(2)) according to the status of the
PS-mobile. Scrolling the PS-mobile channels is done using the 'Main-button' BM' (Fig. 1(9)).
The control desk has two-modes of operation available for the user, 'STAND-BY' and 'ALARM-
HANDLING' (see Sections 3 and 4).
In the event of an alarm, the control desk informs its operator audibly through its loudspeaker
and visually through its bi-colour LED indicators and display. To handle the alarm the desk's can
activate its in-built relay contacts (if programmed) to trigger an external alarm device, send
preprogrammed messages to dedicated pager holders (operator and colleague(s)) if a paging
system is installed, and send relevant alarm data to a connected printing device. But above all the
desk operator is made fully aware of the mobile holders situation whether the desk is manned
or unmanned.
1.2 Programming the desk
Intended for use by your system installer only, the programming of the control desk and the set-
up of the PS-mobiles are done using the PS-Micro utility software package running on a
temporary PC/Laptop computer.The control desk connects to the PC/Laptop using its built-in
RS232 interface.The RS232 interface can also be connected to a printer to print out a choice of
logged operator events and alarm actions (see Logging). A SET-UP menu on the control desk
allows the operator to select and set-up USER operational parameters and the installer to set-
up SYSTEM operational parameters, as well as performing a TEST procedure on the control
desk itself and if a paging system is connected the assigned pager can also be tested.
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