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For a “call-back” call, the control unit calls the service centre, identifies itself using a Panel Site

ID, and then tells the service centre to call the control unit. The service centre then calls the

control unit and establishes a connection.

“Call-back” calls only work on scheduled remote service calls. If you start a manual service call

then the PC will not “call-back” to the panel.

The options available in this command are:

Disabled – The control unit dials the telephone number selected in option 2-5-1-6-2 and tries

to establish a “direct-in” call.

Enabled – The control unit dials the telephone number selected in option 2-5-1-6-2 and tries

to establish a “call-back” call.

Note: To use “call-back” set option 2-5-1-3 (Access Mode) to “unattended”.

When you select this command the screen shows the currently selected Call-back option. Either:

press 1 to select Disabled or 2 to select Enabled. (You can also select one or other option by

pressing | or ¬ .) Press [ to finish.

7 – Walk Test Alerts

Use this option to provide a regular reminder to the user to carry out a walk test. When this

option is enabled, the control unit produces an alert on the keypad display at the programmed

day and time, and logs the fact that it has given an alert. The user can acknowledge the alert

and if desired carry out a walk test. The user can ignore the alert and still set the system.

When you select this option, the screen shows the current value. Either:

Press 8 to disable Walk Test Alerts, or:

Press 1 to 7 followed by [ to select Sunday to Saturday as the day of the week on which the

reminder will appear (you cannot select more than one day in the week).

When the top line of the display shows “Walk Test Alerts”, key in the time of day at which you

want the reminder to appear (use the 24 hour clock). Press [ to finish.

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