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When switching to the PRE-ALARM state, the triggering of detectors on other inputs are also
taken into account provided that they belong to the same zone. If upon triggering of a first or second
detector of this input, the other input is already in the PRE-ALARM state and the detector on it was
triggered no more than 120 seconds ago, this input goes to the FIRE state. Thus, the transition to the
FIRE state takes place if triggering of two fire detectors is registered without requery within two minutes
in the same input or different inputs belonging to the same zone.
When switching to the FIRE state, the triggering of detectors on other inputs are also taken into
account, provided that they belong to the same zone. When going to the Fire status, the other input was
already in the FIRE state and the detector on it was triggered no more than 120 seconds ago, this input
goes to the FIRE2 state. Thus, the transition to the FIRE2 state is initiated if different inputs belonging to
the same zone go to the FIRE state twice within two minutes.
When in the PRE-ALRM , FIRE , and FIRE2 states, the input is not monitored for short-circuit
and open-circuit faults.
When in the PRE-ALRM , FIRE , or FIRE2 states, the input can go to the DISARMED ,
ARMED ( ARMING FAILED if input is or normal) only through manual and network-controller
commands.
Integration Time (Debounce Time) for Input of Type 1 is defined as described in 1.4.2.29 , except
for:
- Integration time of transition from the ARMINNG FAILED state to the ARMED state is 3
seconds;
- Integration time of transition from the SHORT/OPEN CIRCUIT state to the ARMED state is 1
second.
The connection of fire smoke (normally open) and detectors on the Input of Type 1 is provided in
2.2.4.3 .
1.4.2.13.2. Type 2: One-Threshold Fire Combined
The input supports fire smoke (normally open) and heat (normally closed) detectors.
The input resistance corresponding to different physical states is provided in Table 1.4.2.3 .
Possible logical states of the input:
–
ARMED (ARMED, ENABLED) - the input is monitored, the circuit resistance is normal;
–
DISARMED (DISARMED) - the input is not monitored;
–
DISABLED - the input is not monitored; the monitoring is disabled by the network controller;
–
ARMING DELAY - the arming delay is still in progress ;
–
PRE-
ALARM -
the input goes to this state if the following occurs:

Triggering of one detector (when the Fire Input Requery Inhibit parameter is enabled)

Triggering of heat fire detector
–
FIRE - the input switches to this state in case of:

the triggering by one heat detector was confirmed (after a requery);

the second transition to the PRE-ALRM state of different inputs of the same zone was
registered in a time not exceeding 120 s. In this case, the input that has gone to the PRE-
ALARM first does not change its state