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Account Manager Overview
Creating Templates
Creating Account Using a Template
Creating Account Folders
Creating Auto Detect Accounts
Connecting to Existing Folders
Modem/PC-Link Configuration
Creating Accounts
Account Properties
Connecting to a Panel
Connecting to a Panel - Modem
Editing Accounts
Connecting to a Panel – PC-Link
Error Checking

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Table of Contents
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Uploading/Downloading
Miscellaneous
Communicating Selected Tags
Upgrade Wizard
Global Download
Find Account Function
Global Upload
Batch File Programming
Upload/Download Modules
Help File
Auto Detect Modules
Event Buffer
System Installation Graphic

4. Account Manager Overview
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Account Manager Overview
Account Manager Overview
The Account Manager is used to create and view files and folders. In addition, a number of other options including modem/PC-Link selection and configuration, display options, help, etc… are available in menu options.
The following is a brief overview of the Account Manager interface.

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Account Manager Overview
Message Window
Communication Status Window
Menu Buttons
One-Click Function Buttons
Folder List
Account List
Module Window

6. Creating Account Folders
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Creating Account Folders
Creating Account Folders
Account Folders are used to organize customer account files. For example, folders can be created to store files alphabetically, by geographic area, panel type or application.
NOTE: At least one Account Folder must be created. Do not store Accounts in the ‘Templates’ folder. This folder is reserved for Account templates only.

7. Creating Account Folders
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Creating Account Folders
Account Folders are displayed in the far left window called the Folder List.
To create a new Account Folder, click the Create Folder button.

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Creating Account Folders
A window will appear. Type the name of the new Folder (for example, Residential Accounts).
When finished click the Create button.

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Creating Account Folders
The new Account Folder will now appear in the Folder List under Account Workspace.

10. Connecting to Existing Folders
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Connecting to Existing Folders
Connecting to Existing Folders
Accounts can be stored in a common directory or folder, usually on a network drive, so that all DLS users have access to the same database. The DLS2002 can be instructed to connect to any directory or folder so that it can access the Accounts stored within.
Also, if the DLS2002 is installed to a different directory than the older DLS-3 software, the older DLS-3 folders can be connected to, so the Accounts are available in the DLS2002 software.

11. Connecting to Existing Folders
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Connecting to Existing Folders
To connect to an existing folder, click on Account Workspace.

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Connecting to Existing Folders
Click on the File Menu and click on the Connect to Folder option in the menu.

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Connecting to Existing Folders
A window will appear. Either enter the path name for the Folder or click the Browse button to find the Folder.

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Connecting to Existing Folders
After clicking the Browse button, use the explorer to highlight the Folder you want to connect to. This can be a Folder on a network drive or a Folder from an older DLS-3 installation.
In this example the DLS2002 was installed to a different directory than the DLS-3 software. To use the DLS-3 files, each Folder must be connected to in this manner. Highlight the Folder you want to connect to then click OK.

15. Connecting to Existing Folders
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Connecting to Existing Folders
The selected Folder path will be displayed. Click Connect.

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Connecting to Existing Folders
The Folder will appear in the Account Workspace window and the Accounts stored in the Folder will be displayed in the Account Manager window.

17. Creating Accounts DLS2002 Creating Accounts
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Creating Accounts
Creating Accounts
Accounts are used to store or change information in a panel. An Account can be created for every panel installed. Accounts can also include all modules connected to the panel and all the programming contained in each.

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Creating Accounts
To create a new Account, click the Create Account button.
A Create Account window will appear.

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Enter the file name and the panel telephone number.
A pull down menu is used to select the panel type. Panels are listed in alphabetical and numeric order.
A pull down menu is also used to select the panel version. The most up-to-date version will automatically appear. The pull down menu can be used to select a different version.
Once the correct panel type and version are selected click Next to continue.

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The next window is used to add modules to the Account. To add a module, click the Add/Change button.

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Creating Accounts
A pull down menu is used to select the module type and version. Once the correct module type and version are selected, press OK to add the module to the Account.
Click OK to add the module.

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A list of the modules added, and the version of each, will be displayed.
Continue adding modules by pressing the Add/Change button.
Once all the modules are added press Next to continue.

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Creating Accounts
This area can be used to enter information regarding the Account.
Once the information is entered click Next to continue.

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Creating Accounts
This area can be used to enter additional notes regarding the customer or the installation.
Once the information is entered click Next to continue.

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Creating Accounts
Highlight the folder to store the Account in.
Once the correct folder is highlighted click Finish to save the Account.

26. DLS2002 Creating Accounts The new Account will be displayed
The modules added to the customer file, along with the version of each, will be displayed in the far right widow called the Module Window.

27. Account Properties DLS2002 Account Properties
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Account Properties
Account Properties
At any time, the information stored in an Account (phone number, modules, customer information, etc.) can be viewed or changed by going into Account Properties.

28. DLS2002 Account Properties
To view the Account information for a customer, right click on the Account name.
A menu will appear. Click Properties.

29. DLS2002 Account Properties A window will appear.
Initially, the General tab is selected and the window displays the general information regarding the Account.
Click the tabs located at the top of the window to change or review the appropriate information. For example, click Module Selection.

30. DLS2002 Account Properties
The window will change to show the modules added to the Account. To make a change, click the Add/Change button.
When finished changing or reviewing the information, click ‘OK to save and exit.

31. Editing Accounts DLS2002 Editing Accounts
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Editing Accounts
Editing Accounts
Editing Accounts is the basic function of uploading and downloading. You need to edit an Account to make changes that will be sent to the panel (download) or review the information programmed in a panel (upload).

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Editing Accounts
To edit an Account, double click the Account name.

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Editing Accounts
The software will retrieve the Account and display the main panel programming tree.
The modules added to the file will also be displayed. Note, the main panel file is highlighted by default which is why the main panel programming tree is initially displayed.

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Editing Accounts
Click on the [+] button beside a programming topic and the topic will be expanded to show all the programming sections.
The [+] button will change to a [-] button. Click on the [-] button to minimize the programming topic.
To program a section, click on the green link. For example, click on the green link for Section [401] – First Downloading Option Code.

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Editing Accounts
The software will display the selected programming section, most of the time exactly as it appears in the Programming Worksheets that come with the panel.

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Editing Accounts
Section [401] is a toggle option section. To change an option, click on the Enabled or Disabled box. The option will change. For example, click on the Disabled box beside option [1] to turn ON downloading in the panel.
Note – when any programming is changed in a section, the red download arrow will be highlighted.

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Once all the options have been programmed as required, press the Back button to return to the programming tree.

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Editing Accounts
In the programming tree, the red download arrow will be highlighted beside any section where a change has been made.
In addition, a red download arrow will appear beside the main panel icon in the Module Window indicating that at least one programming section has been tagged for downloading.

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Editing Accounts
Programming sections can also be tagged for uploading, downloading or printing by simply clicking on the respective arrow beside the program section. In this example, the first three sections have been tagged for downloading, the next three for uploading, and all six are tagged for printing.

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Editing Modules
To edit the programming for a module, click on the module name in the Module Window. For example, double click on the LCD5500(Z) LCD Keypad module icon.

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Editing Modules
The module icon will be highlighted and the main window will change to show the module programming.
As before, click on the green link for a programming section. For example, zone labels.

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Editing Modules
The labels programmed will be displayed. To change a label, click on it. For example, click on the label for Zone 1 and change it by typing a new label.

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The new label will be displayed and, as before, the red download arrow will be highlighted (because a change was made that has to be downloaded). As well, a red download arrow will appear beside the module icon, also indicating a change was made.

44. Error Checking DLS2002 Error Checking
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Error Checking
Error Checking
The DLS2002 can search the Account for common errors. There are two types of errors: critical errors and warnings. Critical errors are displayed with a red ‘x’ and indicate programming that prevents the panel from operating properly (i.e. the communicator is enabled but a phone number is not programmed). Warnings are displayed with a yellow ‘!’ to indicate programming that may be incorrect or was missed (i.e. The Installer Code is still at default). When downloading a panel, the error check function is performed automatically (there is an option to disable automatic error checking). The user can continue or abort the download.
Error checking is an excellent tool when both downloading new panels or checking existing installations. Common programming mistakes, or programming that was missed, can easily be avoided. Double clicking on an error takes the user to the most likely section where programming needs to be corrected.

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Error Checking
To have the DLS2002 scan the Account for error, click the Error Check button.

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Error Checking
Correct the errors found by double clicking on each. The DLS2002 will automatically jump to the most likely cause of the error. Once all errors have been corrected, click OK to close the Error Window.

47. Creating Templates DLS2002 Create Templates
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Creating Templates
Templates can provide a short cut when creating new Accounts. Standard programming such as Installer Code, Phone Number, Communicator Format, Reporting Codes etc. can be changed in a Template. When later an Account is created, the information is already entered in the Account.
NOTE: A Template must be created for each panel type and version.

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To create a Template, click the Create Account button.
Enter an Account name, panel type and version.
Click the check box to indicate the Account will be used as a Template.

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Modules can also be added to a Template. Click the Add/Change button if modules are to be added.
When done, click the Finish button to save the Template.

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Create Templates
In the Account Manager screen, click on the Templates folder to view the Templates that have been created.
To make changes to the template, edit it like a normal Account by double clicking it.

51. Create Account Using a Template
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Create Account Using a Template
Once a Template has been created, it can be used to create any number of new Accounts.

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Create Account Using a Template
To create an Account using a Template, click the File menu and click the New Account Via Template option.

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Create Account Using a Template
A window will be displayed showing the Templates available.

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Create Account Using a Template
Click on the Template to be used and enter an Account name and phone number.
When done, click the Next button to continue.

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Create Account Using a Template
This area can be used to enter information regarding the Account.
Once the information is entered click Next to continue.

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Create Account Using a Template
This area can be used to enter additional notes regarding the customer or the installation.
Once the information is entered click Next to continue.

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Create Account Using a Template
Highlight the folder to store the Account in.
Once the correct folder is highlighted click Finish to save the Account.

58. Creating Auto Detect Files
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Creating Auto Detect Files
This is an extremely useful tool when attempting to upload or download an existing panel in the field, when the panel type, version and the modules connected may not be known.
The new DLS2002 lets you create an ‘Auto Detect’ file. When the panel is called, the DLS2002 will automatically determine the panel type and version, thenpoll the panel to determine the modules connected and the version of each. It will then create the file automatically and attach modules found to the file.
NOTE: The total polling time required depends on the panel type and the number of modules that can be connected. The maximum polling time is approximately 90 seconds.

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Creating Auto Detect Files
To create an Auto Detect Account, click the Create Account button.
Enter an Account name and phone number but leave the panel type and version as default (Auto Detect).
Once the information is entered click Next to continue.

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Creating Auto Detect Files
The software will display the Auto Detect connection screen.

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Creating Auto Detect Files
Two items must be programmed, the Downloading Access Code and the Product Family.
To connect to the panel, either perform a Global Upload or click the link at the bottom of the screen.

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Creating Auto Detect Files
If the Auto Detect connection screen is closed without contacting the panel, the Account will be displayed as shown here in the Account Manager.
To connect to the panel, double click the Account name.

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Creating Auto Detect Files
The following window will be displayed. To connect to the panel to begin the Auto Detect process, click the Global Upload button.

64. Modem/PC-Link Configuration
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Modem/PC-Link Configuration
Before uploading or downloading panels, the connection method must be selected and configured. This section describes how to select and configure the DLS2002 to use either a modem or PC-Link for uploading and downloading.

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Modem/PC-Link Configuration
To select and configure either modem or PC-LINK, click the Tool’ menu and click‘Modem Configuration.

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Modem/PC-Link Configuration
The following window will appear. This window shows the available methods of connecting to a panel (modem or PC-Link at default).
Click the Outgoing tab.

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Modem/PC-Link Configuration
Use the pull down menu to click the connection method needed.
Click Properties to configure the modem or PC-Link options.

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Modem/PC-Link Configuration
Use the pull down menus to program the options. With the exception of the COM port option, most everything else can be left at default.
Click OK when finished.

69. Connecting to a Panel DLS2002 Connecting to a Panel
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Connecting to a Panel
There are two different ways of connecting to a panel in order to perform uploading and downloading; either via a modem and telephone line or via PC-Link. The following describes both connection methods.

70. Connecting to a Panel - Modem
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Connecting to a Panel - Modem
There are two different ways to connect to a panel. One way is to attempt to upload or download something. Another way is to click the File menu and click Connect.

71. Connecting to a Panel - Modem
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Connecting to a Panel - Modem
The Communication Message Window will display the following message.
A connection window will also be displayed.

72. Connecting to a Panel - Modem
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Connecting to a Panel - Modem
When using ‘Double Call’ to connect to a panel, click the Redial button after one ring is heard. The DLS2002 will hang up and call the panel again.

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Connecting to a Panel - Modem
After dialing a second time, the following message will be displayed.

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Connecting to a Panel - Modem
When the panel answers, the following message will be displayed.

75. Connecting to the Panel – PC-Link
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Connecting to the Panel – PC-Link
To connect to the panel, either select Connect from the File menu or attempt to upload or download any Programming Section. If the DLS2002 is not already connected to the panel, it will attempt to connect.
A Connection Window will appear.
The Communication Message Window will display a status message. When using PC-Link to connect to a panel, the function must be initiated at the panel keypad.

76. Uploading/Downloading
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Uploading/Downloading
Before programming panels, it is important to understand the difference between uploading and downloading.
When performing an upload, the programming information in the panel will be retrieved and stored/displayed in the customer file.
When performing a download, the information programmed in the customer file will be sent to the panel.
NOTE: If a blank file is downloaded to a panel by accident, the panel programming will be overwritten and lost. Always ensure the correct function is selected.

77. Upload/Download Tagged Sections
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Communicating Tagged Sections
Communication Message Window
Communication Status Window
Upload/Download Tagged Sections
Sections are tagged for uploading and downloading (because there are red and blue arrows present on the main panel icon in the Module Window).
To upload and download the tagged sections, click the Upload/Download Tagged Sections button.

78. Communicating Tagged Sections
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Communicating Tagged Sections
The Communication Status Window will display two bars. The green bar shows the transmission efficiency, the blue bar shows the amount of information transferred. As well, the total on line time and the estimated time remaining will be displayed.
During an upload or download, the Communication Message Window will show the command currently being performed.

79. Communicating Tagged Sections
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Communicating Tagged Sections
Hang Up Button
When communication is complete, the Communication Status Window will show the total online time. The panel will remain online for 10 minutes (default) or until the Hang Up button is pressed.
The Communication Message Window will display a message when communication is complete.

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To perform a Global Download (which sends all of the information in the file to the panel) click the Global Download button.
If modules are added to the Account, a window will be displayed asking what should be downloaded – either the entire system (including all modules) or just the main panel. Click the correct button.

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Global Download
The DLS2002 will automatically perform an Error Check and if errors are detected, an Error Window will appear.
Click No to abort the download and review the errors found.

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Global Download
Correct the errors found by double clicking on each. The DLS2002 will automatically jump to the most likely cause of the error. Once all errors have been corrected, click OK to close the Error Window and select the Global Download function again.

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Global Download
The Communication Status Window will display two bars. The green bar shows the transmission efficiency, the blue bar shows the amount of information transferred. As well, the total online time, and the estimated time remaining will be displayed.
During an upload or download, the Communication Message Window will show the present command being performed.

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Global Download
Once completed, the following message will be displayed.

85. DLS2002 Global Upload [HOME]
To perform a Global Upload, click the Global Upload button.
If modules are added to the file, a window will be displayed asking what should be uploaded – either the entire system (including all modules) or just the main panel. In this example, the Entire System option will be selected.

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Global Upload
The Communication Status Window will show the function being performed. First, the main panel is uploaded.

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Global Upload
Next the LCD5500(Z) Keypad is uploaded.

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Global Upload
Next the PC5132 Wireless Receiver is uploaded.

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Global Upload
Lastly, the PC5100 Addressable Module is uploaded.

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Global Upload
Notice the small ‘disk’ icon beside the main panel and module icons. This indicates that programming has been changed in the Account but has not yet been saved.
To save the Account, either close the Account or click the Save button.

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Global Upload
A save window will appear for every item in the Module Window, starting with the first module (in this case, the LCD5500(Z) Keypad.
Click either Save Changes or Discard.

92. DLS2002 Global Upload The window will change to show the next module.
Notice that the ‘disk’ icon has been removed from the LCD5500(Z) icon because the changes have been saved or discarded.
Continue to click either Save Changes or Discard for each module and the main panel.

93. Uploading/Downloading (Modules)
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Uploading/Downloading (Modules)
To upload or download a module, double click the module in the Module Window (i.e. LCD5500(Z) v ).

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Uploading/Downloading (Modules)
The module will be highlighted in the Module Window and the main area will display the Programming Sections for the module selected.

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Uploading/Downloading (Modules)
As an example, click the Global Upload button.
When a Global command is selected, a window will appear. To download just the module, click the correct button.

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Uploading/Downloading (Modules)
The Communication Message Window will display a status message.
When the upload is finished, double click on the main panel icon in the Module Window to return to the main panel programming page.

97. Auto Detect Modules DLS2002 Auto Detect Modules
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Auto Detect Modules
Auto Detect Modules
A new DLS2002 feature that can be used to automatically find the modules (and the versions of the modules) connected to the panel. The DLS2002 will poll the panel and delete modules not found, add modules that are found and recreate modules with the wrong version.
Note: When recreating modules with the correct version, module information in the file will be lost. However, the module can be uploaded so the information in the file is accurate and up-to-date.

98. DLS2002 Auto Detect Modules
To have the DLS2002 automatically detect the modules connected (and the version of each) click the Tools menu and click the Auto Detect Modules option.

99. DLS2002 Auto Detect Modules
A window will appear while the software detects the modules connected. The length of time required depends on the number of modules that can be connected to the panel. The total time should not exceed 90 seconds.

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After the software is done, a window will be displayed showing the results of the test. There are 4 possible results, as shown in this example:
1. The module added to the Account was found on the system and is the correct version.
2. The module added to the Account was not found on the system.
3. A module that was not added to the Account was found on the system.
4. The module added to the Account was found but is the wrong version.

101. DLS2002 Auto Detect Modules In this example:
The first line shows that the LCD5500(Z) module added to the Account is the wrong version.
The second line shows that a PC5100 module was detected even though it was not added to the Account.
The third line shows that the PC5936 module added to the Account was not found on the system.
And the fourth line shows that the PC5132 added to the Account was found on the system and it is the correct version.

102. DLS2002 Auto Detect Modules
Click Proceed and the DLS2002 will automatically correct any errors. It will add modules that were found, delete modules that were not found, and change incorrect versions of modules.

103. DLS2002 Auto Detect Modules
When complete, the Module Window will show the corrected information.
NOTE: The modules should be uploaded to ensure the information in the Account is accurate and up-to-date.
NOTE: When a module is converted from one version to another, the module information is not converted.

104. Event Buffer DLS2002 Event Buffer
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Event Buffer
All newer panels have an event buffer that stores all events which have occurred on the panel, along with the partition, time and date. The event buffer is an excellent troubleshooting tool used to determine the exact order of events occurring on a system.

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Event Buffer
To upload or view the event buffer, click the [+] symbol beside the Event Buffer heading to expand the Program Section, then click the green Event Buffer ink.

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Event Buffer
The window will change to show the Event Buffer screen. Note, if an event buffer was uploaded and saved previously, it will be displayed in the window.

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Event Buffer
To bring up the Event Buffer menu, either click the [+] symbol or the blue computer symbol in the Task Bar.
Click Upload Entire Buffer to start the upload.

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Event Buffer
After the upload is complete, the event buffer will be displayed in the window. Events will include the Partition, time, date, and the event that occurred.
Use the bar on the far right side of the window to scroll through all the events.

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Event Buffer
The events displayed can be filtered for easier viewing and printing. Before the event buffer can be filtered, it must first be saved.
To bring up the Event Buffer menu, either click the [+] symbol or the blue computer symbol in the Task Bar.
To save the event buffer, click the Save Event Buffer menu option.

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A window will appear. Click Save to save the event buffer. If an event buffer had been uploaded previously, the newly uploaded event buffer can be appended to it.

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Event Buffer
Once saved, the event buffer can be filtered. To filter the events displayed, click on any of the column headings.

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Event Buffer
A window will appear. There are three pull down menus used to select the partition, time and date, and the specific events to be displayed.

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Event Buffer
After the filter options have been selected, click the Apply Filter button to filter the event buffer. For example, Alarms have been selected from the Event filter.

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Event Buffer
The window now displays only the alarm events. Only the filtered events will print.

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System Installation Graphic
A graphical display similar to that of the DLS-2 software has been added. All modules connected will be displayed for a quick overview of the system.

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System Installation Graphic
To view the installation in a block diagram, click on the blue upload arrow beside the System Graphic Installation link, then click the Upload/Download Tagged Items button.

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System Installation Graphic
The window will change to show the main panel and all the modules connected.
Use the scroll bar on the far right side of the window to view all the modules.

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System Installation Graphic
Use the [+] [-] keys to expand or collapse a group of modules for easier viewing.

119. Miscellaneous DLS2002 Miscellaneous
The following describes a few other new features of the DLS2002 software.

120. Upgrade Wizard DLS2002 Upgrade Wizard
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Upgrade Wizard
The Upgrade Wizard can be used to upgrade an existing Account to a newer (or older) version – or even a new panel type. This can be useful when a panel is being changed in the field and the older version is no longer available.
NOTE: Only the main panel programming can be converted, modules cannot. Not all programming can be converted because of feature differences between panels and versions. Always review the programming after upgrading a panel to ensure it is correct.

121. DLS2002 Upgrade Wizard Right click on the Account to be upgraded.
From the menu, highlight Advanced and click Upgrade Wizard.

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Upgrade Wizard
A window will appear displaying the present Account information.
Use the two pull down menus to select the panel type and version that the Account will be converted to.
Once the correct panel type and version are selected click Next to continue.

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Upgrade Wizard
The window will display a percentage indicating how much of the information in the existing Account will be converted into the new Account.
Click Next to continue.

124. DLS2002 Upgrade Wizard Review any warnings displayed.
To convert the Account click Upgrade.

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Upgrade Wizard
A progress status bar will be displayed while the conversion is performed.

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Upgrade Wizard
Review the information displayed. Check the appropriate box to review or connect to the new Account.
To end click Finish.

127. Find Account Function DLS2002 Find Account Function
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Find Account Function
Depending on the Account names used, and the number of Account Folders that may exist, it can be difficult to find a particular Account. The Find Account function can be used to search and display a specific Account or a number of Accounts that match the specified search criteria.

128. DLS2002 Find Account Function
Click the Find button and a window will appear. There are three tabs to select different search criteria. For example, click the Advanced tab.

129. DLS2002 Find Account Function
The advanced option can be used to search for Accounts with a certain panel type and version. Click the All Panels of Type box.

130. DLS2002 Find Account Function
Use the pull down menu to select the type of panel and specify the version (either all versions or specific versions).
When finished, click the Find button to search for all matching Accounts.

131. DLS2002 Find Account Function
A new window will appear displaying the matching accounts. Included will be the folder each Account is stored in.
Double click an Account name to edit the Account.
Click on the headings to sort Accounts by name, panel, version or Account Folder.

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To change back to the normal view, click the Window menu and click Account Explorer.

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The software will change back to the regular view.

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Batch programming can be used to have the DLS2002 automatically call panels and execute a list of commands either one time only or on a scheduled basis. The program will execute all programming tagged for either uploading and downloading. A Batch File consisting of the tagged items can be saved so that common functions the batch commands only have to be set once.
Scheduled batch commands can be useful for uploading event buffers and panel status on a regular basis. One time only batch commands can be useful for making area code changes, and to call commercial accounts with busy phone lines after hours.

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In this example we will create a batch file to download a new central station phone number.
To begin, expand the Communication Programming section by clicking the [+] sign.
Next, click the green link for Program Section [301] – [303] Communicator Telephone Numbers.

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Enter the new telephone number. The red upload arrow will turn on because a change has been made.

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Click the Tools menu and click Batch Set Maintenance.

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A window will appear. Click the Add button to create a new batch file.

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Enter a batch name and click OK to continue.

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The new batch file will appear in the list. Highlight the batch file and click Properties to view the list of commands included in the batch file.

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The list of commands will be displayed. In this example, download the Communicator Telephone Numbers Program Section.
Click Close, then click Save and Close, then close the Account.

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In the Account Explorer Window, highlight the file to be used with Batch Programming.

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Click the File menu, then highlight Advanced and click Incoming and Outgoing Batch Setup.

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A window will appear. To call the Account, use the pull down menu for Outgoing Batch Setup and select the batch file to be performed.

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Program the time and date to call the panel, and how often to call (one time only or on a scheduled basis). Next click OK.

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The DLS2002 will call the panel(s) at the programmed time and perform the functions included in the batch file. A report can be generated the next day to review which panels were successfully contacted.

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An extensive help file is available at any time. Click the Help menu and select Contents.

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Use the tabs to search for help using the the Contents, Index or Search options.

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