ADT Commercial Fire & Burglary Alarm System FOCUS 200 PLUS, Installation And Setup Manual

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Section 13 – Input and Output Point Types
13-9
Entry
Number
Description Function
25 (RSC)
BA Remote
Sonalert
Output turns on to operate Sonalert(s) during any of the following
periods:
•
Output follows the steady keypad audible pattern during the pre-
alarm entry delay of the selected BA group, and operates the
2-seconds-On, 2-seconds-Off pattern during the exit delay.
•
During the holdup test (regardless of the BA group involved),
output operates the 2-seconds-On, 2-seconds-Off pattern while
the point being tested is normal, and turns on steady when the
point is in alarm. When the point is restored to normal, the
output reverts to the 2-seconds-On, 2-seconds-Off operation until
the test is ended.
•
Output turns on for 2 seconds, once each minute, during the
programmed closing reminder time of the selected BA group, and
turns on steady during the close warning period.
26 (TSC) BA Bell and
Vault Sensor
Test Output turns on for 30 seconds when a test of the local bell and/or
vault sensors is commanded from the operating panel. When used in
conjunction with the testing of vault sensors, the output can be used
to turn on the test signal transmitter of a vault vibration sensor
system, and/or to turn on the test sounder of a vault audio system.
27 (RBL) Remote Bell
(PID gateway
only) This output point type is intended for retrofit FOCUS applications in
which the Horn/Strobe point cannot be used. This type can be used
for controlling a bell for BA and FA applications, and it can also be
used for controlling a fire alarm strobe.
This type utilizes a 471898 (7187-028) Quad Powered Sounder PID
Module, or 471855 (7187-045) Supervised Bell Control Unit.
The quad powered sounder PID is employed for controlling and
supervising the wiring to a sounder or strobe for local fire alarm
applications. In the event of a fire, the sounder pulses on and off, and
the strobe flashes continuously.
Note: If you are using both a sounder and a strobe, then a separate
point is needed for each.
The supervised bell control unit is employed for connecting a bell
housing and local bell in order to provide a local alarm for BA
applications. The bell operates steadily for a burglar alarm, and rings
on and off for a fire alarm.
33 (STC) System
Trouble
Output turns on for any of the following conditions and remains on
until the condition is cleared:
•
A point has been installed, but the point has not been entered
into the control unit data base.
•
A “comm fail” has occurred for a point, an operating panel, or a
printer interface unit.
•
A tamper condition has been detected at a Holdup point, a
keyswitch interface, a Remote Bell point, an Ambush Start or
End point, or a Remote Power Supply point.
•
A trouble condition has occurred at a Janitor Keyswitch point.
34 (PLC) Point Link
Output follows the status of a designated input point, or the output of
a designated Point Link output point.