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FCS - Operation Manual
Rev. C | 2022.02
the priority number should be set and the alarm type should be set to F.
Once the priority has been created, you need to go to Channel Logic and assign the priority
to each applicable channel. Refer to Section 12.1 Assign Priority Levels to Channels.
For an example of using the Calibration Expired Priority, refer to Section 12.4.3 Calibration
Expired Priority Example.
12.3.4 Title-24 Occupied Priority Logic
NOTE:
The Title-24 Occupied Priority Logic will not work if the Title-24 Faults flag is set to Dis
(disabled) in the System STEL/TWA screen in the Set Alarm Menu (passcode 2012). Refer to
Section 10.2 Enable/Disable System (GLOBAL) STEL & TWA Alarms.
NOTE:
To comply with the Title-24 requirements, you must also configure the Calibration
Expiry Date functionality (refer to Section 7.3 Set Date the Channel was Calibrated) and
Calibration Expired Priority (refer to the previous Section 12.3.3).
Title‐24 is a California Building Standards Code that governs the design and construction
of all building occupancies and associated facilities and equipment throughout California
relating to fire, life safety, structural safety and access compliance. The Title-24 Occupied
Priority Logic functionality complies to the California Title-24 requirements for parking
garages and is applicable in the state of California only. It detects and signals faults as per
the Title-24 requirements.
If more than one occupied time needs to be set up, you will need to set up another priority.
Time that is not set as occupied is considered to be unoccupied, as per the Title-24
requirements.
The Time of Day priority can be applied to relay output and/or analog output.
NOTE: The occupied time functionality uses a 24 hour clock. (ie. 9am = 9 and 1pm = 13).
Use the - and + buttons to ensure Title-24 Occupied is showing.
Priority:
Choose a priority number that will be assigned to the channel(s) that you want to
assign the Title-24 Occupied Priority to.