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3.1.5 Miscellaneous Setup Items (Fig 16)

1. Click the TRANSACTIONS button if transactions are to be stored in the entry system panel. The

panel can store a maximum of 8000 events in the transaction buffer.

2. Click the INTERFACE WITH 1816/1820 button only if the entry panel is connected to a DoorKing

Model 1816 or 1820 Telephone Intercom System.

3. Click the TRACKER button if Tracker™ expansion boards are connected to the entry panel

wiegand input(s). Note: Tracker is not available with the Model 1834.

4. Set the DIAL TYPE to TONE for most installations. Use the rotary dial type only if the phone line

connected to the entry panel is a rotary dial phone line. NOTE: Typically, this is always set to

TONE.

5. The INFO DIRECTORY field identifies the file name that the resident information will be stored

under for the current account. This field cannot be changed and is shown for information purposes

only.

6. The OTHER INFO DIRECTORY field identifies the resident file name of the primary account. The

information in this field will be the same as the resident info directory field, unless this account is

sharing the resident database with another account. This field cannot be changed and is shown for

information purposes only.

7. If communicating via RS-232 or using Live Transactions, select com port 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8.

Figure 16

3.1.6 System Message (Fig 17)

This section applies to the 1834, 1835 and 1837 entry panels only. Skip this section if you are programming the

1833 or 1838 entry panel.

1. Click the SYS MESSAGE icon in the tool bar. The Message and Instructions window will appear.

2. Click either single line (for the 1834, 1835) or 8-line (for the 1837).

3. Enter the desired messages. The System Message has a maximum of 48 characters, while the

Instruction Message has a maximum of 54 characters. Spaces count as a character.

Figure 17

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