Menu structure PRG 100

Alarm Number 1:

Entry of the first phone number for voice alarms.

Alarm Type 1:

Selection of data protocol for this number, or selection of alarm call type (see “call routing”).

Alarm Number 2:

Entry of the second phone number for voice alarms.

Alarm Type 2:

See Alarm Type 1.

Alarm Number 3:

Entry of the third phone number for voice alarms.

Alarm Type 3:

See Alarm Type 1.

Alarm Number 4:

Entry of the fourth phone number for voice alarms.

Alarm Type 4:

See Alarm Type 1.

End Of Alarm:

Behaviour of the NRT when the voice connection ends after a lift alarm.

Alarm Sound:

Enables, disables and adjusts the alarm sound settings while the alarm button is pressed.

Timer Number:

Phone number for test calls according to EN81-28.

Timer Type:

Selection of data protocol, or selection of timer call type.

Timer Time:

Sets the time for the timer call.

Timer Call:

Activation of timer call and configuration of the desired intervals.

Timer Failure:

Display of unsuccessful timer calls as an alternating blinking illuminated pictogram.

Alert Number 1:

Entry of the first phone number for Alert Messages.

Alert Type 1:

Selection of data protocol, or selection of alert type for number 1.

Alert Number 2:

Entry of the second phone number for Alert Messages.

Alert Type 2:

Selection of data protocol, or selection of alert type for number 2.

Alert Audiofail:

Activation and selection of the transmission options for the audio test.

Alert Alarmfail:

Activation and selection of the transmission options for the alarm button test.

Alert Powerfail:

Activation and selection of the transmission options for the power supply status.

Alert Battery:

Activation and selection of the transmission options for the integrated battery status.

Alarm 1 Type:

Selection of installation location of voice unit 1.

Alarm 1 Latency:

Selection of the activation duration of the alarm button for voice unit 1.

Alarm 1 Filter:

Enables or disables the alarm filter for this voice unit.

Alarm 1 LSP:

Selection of the speaker activated by alarm button 1.

Alarm 1 MIC:

Selection of the microphone activated by alarm button 1.

Alarm 1 Audio:

Enables the audio test for the selected speaker/microphone combination.

Alarm 1 Test:

Enables the test of alarm button 1.

Alarm 1 Mode:

Enables or disables the voice unit.

Alarm 2 Type:

Selection of installation location of voice unit 2.

Alarm 2 Latency:

Selection of the activation duration of the alarm button for voice unit 2.

Alarm 2 Filter:

Enables or disables the alarm filter for this voice unit.

Alarm 2 LSP:

Selection of the speaker activated by alarm button 2.

Alarm 2 MIC:

Selection of the microphone activated by alarm button 2.

Alarm 2 Audio:

Enables the audio test for the selected speaker/microphone combination.

Alarm 2 Test:

Enables the test of alarm button 2.

Alarm 2 Mode:

Enables or disables the voice unit.

Alarm 3 Type:

Selection of installation location of voice unit 3.

Alarm 3 Latency:

Selection of the activation duration of the alarm button for voice unit 3.

Alarm 3 Filter:

Enables or disables the alarm filter for this voice unit.

Alarm 3 LSP:

Selection of the speaker activated by alarm button 3.

Alarm 3 MIC:

Selection of the microphone activated by alarm button 3.

Alarm 3 Audio:

Enables the audio test for the selected speaker/microphone combination.

Alarm 3 Test:

Enables the test of alarm button 3.

Alarm 3 Mode:

Enables or disables the voice unit.

.LSP 1 Voice Gain:

Speaker volume of voice unit 1 during voice connection.

LSP 1 Audio Gain:

Speaker volume of voice unit 1 for signal tones, voice messages, etc.

LSP 2 Voice Gain:

Speaker volume of voice unit 2 during voice connection.

LSP 2 Audio Gain:

Speaker volume of voice unit 2 for signal tones, voice messages, etc.

LSP 3 Voice Gain:

Speaker volume of voice unit 3 during voice connection.

LSP 3 Audio Gain:

Speaker volume of voice unit 3 for signal tones, voice messages, etc.

MIC 1 Voice Gain:

Microphone sensitivity of voice unit 1.

MIC 2 Voice Gain:

Microphone sensitivity of voice unit 2.

MIC 3 Voice Gain:

Microphone sensitivity of voice unit 3.

Terminal INPUT:

Selection of operating mode for the input.

Terminal OUTPUT:

Selection of the operating mode for the output.

Fault Filter:

If the OUTPUT terminal is used as a general fault output (STOERUNG NO or STOERUNG NC), individual faults can be filtered out so that output does not react to them.

Output PICTO:

The outputs for the illuminated pictograms can be switched manually here for test purposes.

Line Type:

Selection of line connection type (PSTN or cellular gateway).

Line Dial Mode:

Selection of the dialling mode.

Call Blocker:

Activation / deactivation of call protection.

Dial Retries:

Configuration of the possible dialling attempts for all phone numbers.

Ext Line Access:

Configuration of the external line access prefix.

Ext Access Code:

Configuration of the access code for external line.

Talk Limit:

Setting of the maximum possible talk time.

Filter Bypass:

Setting the duration for which the alarm button must be pressed to trigger a lift alarm if the alarm filter is active.

Privacy Tone:

Activation / deactivation of the privacy tone.

WEM Modul Mode:

Display of the activation status of the WEM module:

WEM SERVICE ONLY:
The service mode is activated.

WEM SERVICE+VNS
Both, the VNS function and the service mode, are activated.

WEM Power:

Setting the transmission power for the wireless (WiFi) signal.
The value can be set up to 19.75 dBm (maximum level).
The factory setting is 10 dBm. If the WiFi reception on the smartphone is insufficient, the level can be adjusted accordingly.

WEM Servicecode:

Entry of the WiFi key for the service mode.
The factory setting is “#843678*”.

WEM VNS SSID:

Configuration of the network name for the wireless (WiFi) network established during a lift alarm. The following values can be selected:
“Alarm” (factory setting) /
“emergency_call_1” – “emergency_call_9”.

If only a single lift installation is present, the factory setting “emergency_call” can be retained.
If multiple NRTs with WEM modules are installed close to each other (lift group), a unique network name must be assigned to each lift installation. Each network name may only be used once within the lift group.

Please note that the supplied sticker is valid only for the WiFi name “emergency_call”. Stickers for the other network names are available from Telegärtner Elektronik GmbH on request.

Device Number:

Setting the device number when the lift alarm is routed to an alarm receiving centre using the Telegärtner protocol.

Access PIN Code:

Changing the access PIN code:
To change the access PIN code, proceed as follows:

1. Enter the current code (factory setting “0000”).

2. Press the “#” key.

3. Enter the new four-digit code.

4. Confirm the new code with the Enter key.

5. The new code is displayed for verification.

P100 ID-Code:

Setting the P100 ID when the lift alarm is routed to an alarm receiving centre using the P100 protocol.

System Time:

Set time.

System Date:

Set date.

System-Bus?

Submenu for bus settings of the NRT.

DTMF Twist:

This value is for information only and may only be changed after consultation with Telegärtner Elektronik GmbH.

Impedance PSTN:

Sets the impedance for PSTN when “Line type = PSTN” is selected under “Connectivity”.

Impedance Cell:

Sets the impedance for “cellular” when “Line type = cell” is selected under “Connectivity”.

Language:

Sets the language.

Bus Mode:

Defines the operating mode for the system bus.

Single device: Default setting when only one alarm device is connected.

DISABLED: The bus operation is disabled; no IP configuration or multi-device operation is possible.

AUTO ADRESS: The alarm device detects its bus address automatically.
MANUAL ADDRESS: Manual configuration of the bus address.

Bus Adress:

Anzeige/Auswahl der Bus-Adresse.

Bus Speed:

The bus speed can be set between 300 and 4800 bit/s.
The factory setting is 300 bit/s.
If transmission errors occur during configuration due to cable length or similar issues, it may help to set the bus speed to a different value.

Note: Bus speed must be configured identically at the cellular gateways!

Are you sure?

After confirmation, NRT is reset to its factory default settings.