ABB Eurofire EN54, User And Engineers Instructions

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Pattern 0
Alarms 1 2 3 4 Aux
→ Pattern Details
Item Edit Exit
→
Indicates that pattern details to be
edited or viewed.
Button 3 Item , Moves
→
, to next line.
Button 5 Edit, This will allow you to
edit the details of pattern 0.
Button 6 Exit, Exits from editing
patterns.
Pressing Button 5, to edit the pattern details will display the details associated with the pattern:-
For example, selecting – Edit to pattern 0 shown above, will display the details of pattern 0, for example:-
NetAdd
→
0 Delay 0
Pulse 0 On1 Off0
Pattern time Cont
Item Up Dwn Back
The pattern shown above will be active until reset.
→
Indicates which option will be
modified
Button 3 Item
, Moves
→
to next option.
Button 4 Up , Increments option being
pointed to.
Button 5 Dwn , Decrements option being
pointed to.
Button 6 Exit, Exits from editing pattern
the pattern details.
Please Note, A pattern with NetAdd 0, will cause the devices to ring locally on the panel.
NetAdd:-
This is the network address of the panel where the pattern will operate. Network addresses where
patterns can be sent to is 1 to 31. If a pattern is to ring locally on the panel, NetAdd is set to 0 – it
should also be set to address 0 if the panel has been given a network address other than 0.
If a pattern is to operate on another panel, NetAdd should be set to the address of the panel where
the pattern is to operate.
Only 1 network address can be assigned to a pattern. If a pattern is to ring on a number of panels,
then other patterns will have to be created, each of which contains a different network address of
where the pattern is to ring.
Delay:-
Is a delay before devices are activated – it can be set between 0 to 600Sec, default is 0Sec.
Pulse:-
This is the length of time in seconds for which devices will be switched on and off as per the ON &
OFF settings. Pulse time is set in seconds from 0 to 3600 and then continuous. Default is not
pulsing and is set as 0.
On:-
If the pattern is to be pulsing, this is the pulse ON time in seconds. If the pattern is not to be
pulsing ON is set as 1 for default.
Off:-
If the pattern is to be pulsing, this is the pulse OFF time in seconds. If the pattern is not to be
pulsing OFF is set as 0 for default.
Pattern Time:-
Is the overall duration of which the pattern will operate. It is set in seconds from 0 to 3600 and
then continuous. Default duration is continuous.