Programming Guide - CDVI CK-TRAK-L Manuel D'installation

INSTALLATION MANUAL INSTALL INSTALLATION MANUAL L A A TION MANUAL
CK-TRAK-L CK-TRAK-L
Tracker LCD keypad Tracker LCD keypad

PROGRAMMING GUIDE

To enter the programming mode:
1. Press and hold the [CLEAR] button for approximately four seconds.
2. Enter the [INSTALLER CODE] (default = 000000).
3. Enter the 3-digit section number to be accessed, or use the [s] and [t] buttons to scroll
the sections and press [ENTER] when the desired section appears on the screen.
Press the [CLEAR] button at any time during the programming process to revert
to the previous step or to cancel.
Sections:
[000] = Information
This section displays the LCD Tracker
version number and release date.
[001] = Language Selection
This section allows you to choose
the language in which the LCD
keypad will communicate while
in programming mode.
1. Use the [s] and [t] buttons
to toggle between the available
languages.
2. Press [ENTER] when the desired
language appears on the screen.
[002] = E-bus Address
This section allows you to assign a Tracker keypad to a specifi c door.
The controller supports eight doors and each door is assigned to an address between
one and eight in Centaur. Please note that only one door can be assigned per keypad.
1. Use the [s] and [t] buttons to scroll between door addresses 1 and 8.
2. Press [ENTER] when the door address you want to assign to the keypad appears
on the screen.
You must power down by unplugging the keypad from the controller, then power up
for this setting to take effect.
[003] = Contrast
This section allows you to adjust the contrast between the text and the background
on the LCD screen.
1. Use the [s] and [t] buttons to scroll the contrast settings between 0 and 4,
where 4 is the highest contrast.
2. Press [ENTER] when the number corresponding to the desired contrast appears
on the screen.
AL
Tracker LCD Keypad Lights and Buttons
«AC LIGHT»
Orange:
ON = AC power
OFF = Power
Failure
«STATUS LIGHT»
Green:
ON = System is communicating
OFF = Communication Failure
ACTION BUTTONS ARROW BUTTONS
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