4.9 Rescue Activation and End

Rescue Process Activation

The rescue process is activated by setting parameter 966, which also determines when the release mode is terminated. If an alarm call is set up, the yellow LED will keep shining on the audio unit after the call end to indicate an active rescue process.

Rescue Process End

The method of termination of the release process is set by parameter 966. The release process can be terminated in two ways:

• Call 2N Lift8  (9 for administration – 2 for rescue end – select the shaft – enter the password- press *).
• Set the IO module input (via 2N Service Tool – IO modules – create the "rescue end" action and assign it to one of the IO modules).

When the rescue process has been ended, the active audio unit will report: "Rescue process ended".

Event after Rescue Process End

When the rescue process has been completed, any of the following events can be executed:

• IO module output activation
• IO module output deactivation
• Send SMS – set the phone number and text (for GSM/UMTS module only)
• Send system SMS – set the phone number (for GSM/UMTS module only)
• Operational call – this call is set up to the number defined in parameters 081–088 (Operational call) and uses CPC Antenna, CPC KONE or P100 for transmissions
  Operational calls are possible with this event only if CPC Antenna 2N ext., CPC KONE 2N ext or P100 2N Ext are set in parameters 181-186. Make sure that CPC KONE or P100 is set in the Control Panel for the CPC KONE 2N Ext and P100 2N Ext protocols. Make sure that CPC Antenna 2N Ext is set in the Control Panel for the CPC Antenna 2N Ext protocol.

Use the 2N Service Tool Events menu (Rescue end) for configuration.

Parameter 990

You can set the operational call (audio error, audio repaired) via parameter 990. For more details, refer to the Programming chapter.