What is a User ID ?

A User ID is a user name and password that can be used to access several Honeywell Web sites.

Creating a User ID will simplify your Honeywell online application experience by allowing you to access Honeywell sites with a common username and password. You can choose your own username, password, and security questions; this will help make it easy to remember your account information.

Creating a User ID and Password

You must first provide some basic account information. All fields marked with an asterisk * or "Thumbs down/up" symbol are required and include an easily-remembered User ID, Password, First name, Last name, and Email address. To help protect your account, you must also provide three Security Questions and Answers. You provide the Password, Email address, and each Security Answer twice to help avoid accidental typos.

How to choose a User ID ?

Must be between 6 and 64 characters long
Cannot include the following symbols : @, &, ', <, >, !, ", /, #, $, %, +, ?, (, ), *, [ , ] , \ , { , }
Cannot contain spaces, tabs, or consecutive underscores, i.e. __
Cannot contain elements that imply an email address or URL, such as ".com", ".net", ".org", ".edu" or any variation (e.g. "_com" or "-com")
Cannot start with underscore '_', dash '-' or period '.'
Cannot contain the words "honeywell", "honey" or "allied"
Cannot contain single letter followed by numbers

Password Rules

Must be between 8 and 56 characters long
Must contain only characters from at least three of the following five categories:
- English uppercase characters (A - Z)
- English lowercase characters (a - z)
- Base-10 numeric digits (0 - 9)
- Non-alphanumeric (for example: !, $, #, or %)
Cannot contain three or more consecutive characters from the User ID

Security Question Rules

Each security question must satisfy the following rules:

Must be between 10 and 50 characters long
Cannot be the same as any other security question
Should contain characters from at least three of the following categories:
- English uppercase characters (A - Z)
- English lowercase characters (a - z)
- Base-10 numeric digits (0 - 9)
- Character: question mark '?', single-quote ''', dash '-' or comma ','

Security Answer Rules

Each security answer must satisfy the following rules:

Must be between 3 and 20 characters long
Cannot contain any word in the question
Cannot be the same as any other security answer
Note: Security answers are not case sensitive.

Digital firefighter microphone DCSF1 redundant

583504.RE

Approval: Part of the EN 54-16 approval

Same as Part No. 583503.RE but with one freely configurable key, two LEDs and a manual microphone with a built-in loudspeaker.

In many installation codes it is necessary to have redundancy in critical signal routes like speaker cables (Loop or AB cabling), between fire panel and the PAVA system. In some installation codes this includes also the connection to the fire men paging microphone. For very good reason, because if the connection to the call station is lost, there is no way for any live announcement to people which are potential or actually in high danger.
Our paging station also supports redundant cable connection to two separate Comprio (not standalone Version of Comprio) or DOM's which means it’s possible to connect two cables (CAT5) to one paging station. The digital paging microphone DCSF12 serves for the selection of loudspeaker circuits and for setting off speech announcements as well as various gong or alarm sounds. It features 12 freely configurable keys, 13 LED and a handheld microphone. The paging microphone is connected with our DAL (Digital Audio Link) bus to a Comprio or DOM by means of a standard CAT5 cable. All audio signals and all control signals are transmitted digitally. The function of the digital paging microphone is permanently acoustically monitored.
Up to four DAL bus links can be connected to a DOM. Every digital call station in the system can simultaneously generate and receive different voice transmissions and control signals. A digital paging microphone can be offset up to 300 m by means of a CAT5 cable. Extension to a greater distance is possible with fiber optic (FO) cables - see respective FO converters which are needed additionally. Also a connection with FO cables can be done redundant. If more keys and/or LEDs are needed, it is possible to add up to six digital key modules (DKM18), which allows the increase of the total number of available keys and LEDs to 120 per call station.

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High failure safety due to redundant transmission route
Hand-held microphone with built-in loudspeaker and acoustic microphone monitoring
Permanent monitoring of the line to the next interface module
24-bit AD/DA converter
12 freely configurable keys
Additional LED programmable in yellow or red
Can be used redundantly as well as non- redundantly

Scope of delivery:
A 3 m long Cat5-cable for connecting the digital communication unit to a wall jack, is included in delivery.

Ambient temperature	-5 °C ... 55 °C
Air humidity	15 ... 90 %
Color	gray, similar to RAL 7037
Weight	approx. 1.6 kg
Dimensions	W: 134 mm H: 196 mm D: 40 mm
Declaration of Performance	DoP-20997130701

583709 Dummy plate
584961 Enclosure for one FB call station DCSF
584962 Enclosure for two FB call station DCSF

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