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3  Fault Codes 

The following table lists the possible fault conditions reported on the Panel LCD and their meaning. The list is in 
descending order of priority. 

 

Item 

Description 

DEVICE MISSING 

The pager interface is not responding to the panel communications. 

Check power and serial communications connections to the interface. 
Check that the Heartbeat LED on the interface is flashing. 

CORRUPT DATA 

The communications between the panel and the pager is being affected.  

Check the serial communications connections to the interface. 

PROGRAM FAIL 

The pager interface has detected a checksum error in its operating 
program. 

Re-flash the operating program into the interface using the MxFlasher 
Tool. 

CONFIG. FAIL 

 

The pager interface has detected a checksum error in its configuration 
data. 

Power down the interface then reapply power. Re-configure the interface 
using the MxPager Tool with the configuration settings. 

NOT READY 

The pager interface has either never been configured or is not fully 
configured. 

This could occur if the RS-232 lead is disconnected during a 
configuration upload.  

Re-configure the interface using the MxPager Tool with the configuration 
settings. 

CPU RESET 

The pager interface has just powered up or has been reset due to a 
watchdog timer. This will not normally appear on the display but may 
appear in the log. 

DEVICE FAULT 

The pager interface cannot establish communications with the ESPA 
Paging system. 

Check the serial communications connections between the interface and 
the ESPA Pager system. 

OPEN CIRCUIT 

There is an open circuit condition on the Fault Input wiring. 

Check the connections between the interface and the ESPA Pager 
system including the EOL resistor. 

SHORT CIRCUIT 

There is a short circuit condition on the Fault Input wiring. 

Check the connections between the interface and the ESPA Pager 
system including the EOL resistor. 

INPUT FAULT 

The Fault Input is in its active condition indicating a fault condition from 
the ESPA Pager system. 

Check the ESPA Pager system. 
NOTE: The input can be configured with an “Invert” property. Check that 
the correct configuration has been used f

or this input’s required 

operating properties. 

Normal 

The interface and the Fault Input are in their normal operating condition. 

 

NOTE: Transmission to the Pager Interface is prevented whilst the panel is in COMMISSION mode. This is to 
prevent the paging of unwanted / spurious messages whilst commissioning / testing the panel. 

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for MxPro 5

Page 1: ...Pager Interface The operation and functions described in this manual are available from Software Version Mx5000 050 04 onwards www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 2: ...s Item Specification Details Power supply 15 30V DC e g Wired from panel 24V auxiliary supply Supply current 50mA typical at 24V DC Temperature 5 C to 50 C Humidity 95 Humidity non condensing Dimensions PCB 85mm H x 105mm W x 15mm D Enclosure 218mm H x 300mm W x 45mm D Panel Interface RS232 Galvanically Opto isolated Pager Interface RS232 Galvanically Opto isolated Fault Input Non monitored Monito...

Page 3: ...ty LEDS 5 1 2 WIRING TO THE PAGER INTERFACE 5 2 CONFIGURATION 6 2 1 GENERAL CONFIGURATION OPTIONS 7 2 1 1 General Options 7 2 1 2 Retransmission 7 2 1 3 Text Cuts 8 2 2 PAGER INTERFACE COMMUNICATIONS SETTINGS 9 2 3 PAGER EVENTS 9 2 4 PAGER GROUPS 10 2 5 SHIFT TIMES 10 2 6 PAGER ZONES 11 2 7 UPLOAD COMMUNICATIONS 11 3 FAULT CODES 12 www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 4: ...rom the AUX output to the connections on the Pager Interface OBSERVE POLARITY Connect the RS232 serial connection between the base card and the Pager Interface Connect TX RX RX TX GND GND Run the cabling in rigid conduit or use fire rated cable Note Maximum distance of 3m 10ft between the FACP and the interface WARNING HIGH VOLTAGE INSIDE DO NOT REMOVE COVER No Serviceable Parts Inside Pager Inter...

Page 5: ...e follows the standard RS232 interface connections Run the cabling in rigid conduit or use fire rated cable Note Maximum distance of 3m 10ft between the Interface and the Pager Connect the TX terminal of the interface to the RX RXD Receive input of the pager Connect the RX terminal of the interface to the TX TXD Transmit output of the pager Connect the GND terminal of the interface to the 0V or GN...

Page 6: ... software onto the PC insert the CD and the program should auto run Follow the on screen prompts to install the software If the auto run feature is disabled or does not run select START RUN and enter D setup exe where D is the drive letter of your CD drive To run the program select Start All Programs Advanced Electronics MxPager The program will open up with a new blank configuration file The scre...

Page 7: ...y a Philips pager system Leave unticked for all other pager systems Monitor Fault Input Tick this box to utilise the fault input circuit Leave unticked to ignore the fault input circuit Invert Fault Input Tick this box to Invert the signal and monitor NO relay contacts 2 1 2 Retransmission Item Description Retransmit Unticked the interface will report all events only once as they occur Tick the bo...

Page 8: ...s and using the mouse pointer drag this down to one of the text cut fields Build up the message order and then determine the length cut of each string to be built in to the full message User text can be entered typed into the boxes to the right of the item For example The pager is to be sent a message in the format FIRE FAULT ALARM ZONE0001 ZONE TEXT 16 characters The example screen image opposite...

Page 9: ...ent parameters The active window shows and event tree with all of the possible event types To configure an event type click on the symbol to expand the tree The Basic options are described in the table below Right click on the item to edit its setting Item Default Options Flag Fire Alarm Alarm Plant Alarm Pre Alarm and Fault High Disable and Enable Normal Alarm High Normal Beep Code 1 0 9 Refer to...

Page 10: ...s or groups can be assigned to a shift 2 4 Pager Groups To simplify event programming pagers can be assigned to pager groups A group can consist of up to eight 8 individual pager addresses Select the group required and Right Click to Add a pager address A text entry box is displayed Either enter the number of the pager to which these messages should be sent directly in the box or select from a dro...

Page 11: ... to Add Delete Edit and entry A new pop up dialogue box is shown Define the new pager number and address ranges as required See example below If only one address range is required then use Zonal Range 1 only The maximum zone range is 1 2000 2 7 Upload Communications To upload the configuration data to the pager interface first unplug the cable from the base card and plug in the upload download lea...

Page 12: ...e configuration settings CPU RESET The pager interface has just powered up or has been reset due to a watchdog timer This will not normally appear on the display but may appear in the log DEVICE FAULT The pager interface cannot establish communications with the ESPA Paging system Check the serial communications connections between the interface and the ESPA Pager system OPEN CIRCUIT There is an op...

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