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Boat Remote User’s Manual
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LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
The LCD, local display, is your guide for information and program-
ming. A scrolling status screen, referred to as the idle screen, will
appear when the Boat Remote is idle. The status of all inputs that
are in Status-Only Mode or Active Mode are shown on the idle
screen. Inputs that are in Off Mode will not appear on the idle
screen.
The Operating Mode, Date, and Time are on the first idle screen.
Next, the Inputs will appear. The final idle screen will display the last
alarm that has occurred, if one has occurred since the Boat Remote
has been turned on.
LEDs
The two LEDs are used to indicate the system operating mode and
the alarm status of the Boat Remote. The “Mode” LED indicates the
system operating mode of the Boat Remote and the “Warning” LED
alerts you of a problem with the phone line, AC power or if an alarm
exists. The LED indications are as follows:
System Operating Mode
There are three Operating Modes that can be set for the Boat
Remote: Stand-By, On-Board, and Away modes. The different modes
change the way Boat Remote responds to an alarm condition. In
Stand-By mode alarm dial out is disabled and local alarm messages
are not recited through the speaker. In On-Board mode alarm dial
out is disabled, but local alarm messages are recited. The unit will
not answer the phone in Stand-By mode or On-Board mode. In Away
mode the Boat Remote is fully operational. It will recite alarm
messages, make alarm phone calls, and answer the phone for
status reports.
To change the Operating Mode press the
MODE key on the keypad
until the appropriate mode is shown on the local display. The green
LED will reflect the Operating Mode as follows:
The green light will be...
Off when the unit is in Standby Mode.
Blinking when the unit is in On-Board Mode.
On steady when the unit is in Away Mode.