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FCS - Operation Manual
by pressing the yellow field and using the keypad. The buttons highlighted in green indicate
the priorities that are active for that channel.
To change the priority settings, press on the priority button(s) you want to activate (green) or
deactivate (grey). You can assign up to 60 priority levels to each channel.
12.2 Assign Priority Levels to Relays, Strobe, Horn & Audible
This setting enables you to assign priority levels to each relay, strobe, horn and/or audible
buzzer. One relay, strobe, horn or audible can be assigned to three priorities in combinations
of:
• AND (both priorities must be met to activate the relay)
• OR (either priority can activate the relay)
Using this AND and OR logic, the priorities can be combined in multiple ways, increasing the
number of possible configurable relay combinations.
To enter the Config Channel menu, enter code “3022” on the password screen, press Next
and select Relay Logic.
Select the relay number you want to configure using the + or - buttons or enter the specific
relay number by pressing the yellow field and using the keypad. Continue entering the
parameters using the + or - buttons:
T1:
Choose the first priority/trigger level the relay will respond to (0 through 60) for the
relay selected
Alrm:
Choose a condition upon which the relay will be activated:
• L = Low
low gas level reading
• M = Mid
mid gas level reading
• H = High
high gas level reading
• I = IDLH
IDLH gas level reading
• F = Fault
system Fault
• - = none
will not be activated
• D = Digital
non gas related logic (such as Time of Day)
• T = TWA
TWA calculation
• S = STEL
STEL calculation