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CONFIGURING THE DEVICE:
Built-in help:
Some settings options in the software have an additional icon: or .
By holding the mouse pointer on the icon, a tooltip will be shown with information
about the given option. Options with the icon require expertise and special
attention!
Configuring notifications and remote monitoring:
You can configure the availabilities of up to 2 CMS receivers (primary and
secondary) in the General settings menu. In addition to typing the name, you
also need to set the protocol you want to use, the receiver’s IP address and port
number, and the supervision message sending interval, and the SIA user
account ID, in case of using the SIA DC09 protocol.
In case of using the mobile application, the device can send notifications to users
via Push message about events reported by the connected alarm system.
You can enable or disable Push notification categories in the Mobile devices
menu. In the mobile application, users can enable separately message
categories they want to receive, from the ones enabled for use in the
programming software. When receiving a Push notification, the message will
contain the standard event name associated with the given Contact ID message
sent by the alarm system.
Configuring the inputs:
You can use the contact inputs IN1 to IN4 to send custom reports to CMS
(Central Monitoring Station) and/or to users via Push message. The text of Push
messages can be configured for each input separately in the mobile application.
A report will be sent when a contact input is triggered. You can configure the
inputs and enable or disable reporting to CMS in the Inputs menu, while
notification via Push message you can enable or disable in the Mobile devices
menu.
Configuring the output:
You can use the OUT output on the device to arm and disarm a partition in the
connected alarm system, using the mobile application. You can configure the
output in the Outputs menu in the programming software.
For more information, please refer to chapter 6 in the ecoLINE PRO Installation
and Application Manual.
-> Chapter 4.2.1, 4.2.2, and 4.2.3 of the Installation and Application Manual.
