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7.1.2 Navigation Keys
UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys are used to scroll through multiple status
events, device details, and to navigate through the various displays and menus.
Check Mark (
✔
)
“Enter” key confirms entry of numeric or letter information. In
addition, confirms selection of menu options and changes some of the configuration
options. It is also utilized to view detailed information regarding events.
7.1.3 Number Keys
NUMBER keys are used during menu operations to enter numbers. During specific
programming options these are also used for alphabet entry.
ESC key is used to exit a menu.
MENU key is used anytime to display or return to the menu options.
7.1.4 LED Indications
ALARM Red
Flashes whenever an alarm condition has occurred. Turns steady when ACK is pressed.
(Only turns off when RESET is pressed).
PRE-ALARM Yellow
Flashes to indicate that a detector has sensed the early signs consistent with an alarm
condition. The levels of smoke or heat are not yet confirmed as an alarm. Turns steady
when ACK is pressed.
The indication automatically turns off when the condition is no longer present or when the
levels change from pre-alarm to alarm.
DISABLE Yellow
Turns on steady whenever a part of the system (zone, output, and/or individual point) has
been disabled. Turns off when all disabled conditions have been re-enabled.
TEST Yellow
Turns on steady whenever a zone(s) or device(s) is in a walk test state. Turns off when
the test condition has been cancelled.
P.A.S. Yellow
Turns on when a POSITIVE ALARM SEQUENCE feature is utilized. Alarm outputs
activated from P.A.S. configured devices will be delayed. The delay can be extended for
a further period by pressing the ACK button.
NFPA maximum delay time periods are Stage 1 time = 15 seconds, Stage 2 time = 180
seconds (programmable).
POWER Green
On steady when AC Power is available. Flashes when AC Power lost. Off when not
powered.
SUPERVISORY Yellow
Flashes whenever a supervisory condition has occurred. Turns steady when ACK is
pressed. The indication automatically turns off (unless a latching Supervisory event) when
the condition is no longer present.
NAC SILENCED
Yellow
Turns on steady when the SILENCE key is pressed and silenceable notification appliance
circuit outputs are turned off. Turns off when RESOUND or another zone or device enters
an alarm condition causing the reactivation of the silenced outputs.
NAC TROUBLE
Yellow
Flashes whenever there is a trouble condition with one or more NAC circuits, including
SLC NAC modules (System Trouble LED will also be activated). Turns steady when ACK
is pressed. The indication automatically turns off when the trouble condition is no longer
present.
NAC DISABLED
Yellow
Turns on steady whenever one or more notification appliance circuits have been disabled,
including SLC NAC modules. Turns off when all disabled notification appliance circuits
have been re-enabled.
SYSTEM TROUBLE
Yellow
Flashes whenever there is a trouble condition. Turns steady when ACK is pressed. The
indication automatically turns off when the condition is no longer present.
PROGRAMMING Yellow
Turns on steady whenever the panel is in programming mode, System trouble contact will
also be activated. Turns off when the panel is returned to normal operation.
FUNCTION 1
Red
Configurable LED. Default is not used.
FUNCTION 2-5
Yellow
Configurable LEDs. Default is not used.
