How To Delete The Tampers Memory With Operating Mode "0; How To Examine The Fault And Anomaly Memory With Operating Mode "0 - Elkron MP500/4N Mode D'emploi

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How to delete the Tampers Memory with operating mode "0"

Tampers memory is deleted automatically at next arming of the partitions associated to tampers, or manually directly from the menu.
To delete tampers memory manually from the menu proceed as follows:
1) Enter <Master / User / Installer / Technical Manager code>, press
repeatedly until TAMPERS MEM appears.
2) Press . The tamper LED will blink.
3) Use and to scroll the list of inputs which caused the alarm.
4) The following after examining the list:
5) Press to delete the Tampers Memory.
6) Press repeatedly to exit from the menu.
IMPORTANT! A tamper event which is still present cannot be deleted.
1.6.5

How to examine the fault and anomaly memory with operating mode "0"

A fault, failure or anomaly (e.g. low or inefficient battery, telephone line fault, detector or siren fault) will be indicated by the specific LED
on the keypad and the reader LED.
To examine the detected faults details you can proceed in two ways:
Without entering a valid code: faults details viewed are those which have at least one partition in common with the keypad being
operated.
1) Press the MENU key and then press
2) Press . The fault LED will blink.
3) Use and to scroll the list of detected faults and anomalies.
4) Press repeatedly to exit from the menu after examining the list.
Entering a valid code: faults details viewed are those which have at least one partition in common with the keypad being operated and
the valid code entered.
1) Enter <Master / User / Installer / Technical Manager code>, press
2) Press . The fault LED will blink.
3) Use and to scroll the list of detected faults and anomalies.
4) Press repeatedly to exit from the menu after examining the list.
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repeatedly until FAULT appears.
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twice and then press
twice.
UT02:...
TAMPERS MEM
TAMPERS MEM
In001:...
TAMPER
DELETE MEMORY?
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SYSTEM STATUS
FAULT
LOW BATTERY
CONTROL PANEL
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LOW BATTERY
CONTROL PANEL
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