Elkron FAP54, Installation Manual

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FAP54 Installation 29
PROCEDURE IN PROGRESS
PLEASE WAIT
[ESC] ABORT
PROCEDURE COMPLETED
[1] DELETE ALL ASSOCIATIONS
[2] DELETE EXPIRED ASSOCIATIONS
[ESC] BACK
The procedure outcome is represented by the string YYY, which can take the following values:
a numerical value: the procedure for circuit XX has been successfully completed and YYY points have been detected
on the line
ER1: a module error has occurred during the procedure execution
ER2: a line error has occurred (field fault) during the procedure execution
ER3: a procedure error has occurred during the procedure execution
MNP: the module is not present
EXCL: the module is excluded
For example, by referring to the example shown above, at the end of the procedure:
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Circuit 1 has been initialized correctly in open mode and 10 points have been detected on the line
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Circuit 2 has been initialized correctly in open mode and there are no points on the line
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Circuit 3 has been initialized correctly in loop mode and 11 points have been detected on the line
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module 4 is not present
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Circuit 5: remarks similar to circuit 2
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Circuit 6, in open mode, has not been initialized correctly because of a line error
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…
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Circuit 15 is excluded
•
Circuit 16, in open mode, has not been initialized correctly because of a procedure error.
Therefore, possible errors affecting on one or more circuits/lines do not compromise the procedure on the remaining
circuits which will be completed successfully.
The circuits whose procedure has not been completed successfully shall be initialized individually to provide more
accurate information on the failure reasons.
The initialization procedure consists of sub-procedures, some of which (usually the most burdensome in terms of
time) can be interrupted by the user.
The user is allowed to interrupt/abort a procedure when the following message is shown:
If the procedure is interrupted by the user, the control panel will carry out the following operations on each module:
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restore of the previous configuration, if either pre-configured or update initialization mode has been selected
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cancellation of the previous configuration, if the auto-addressed initialization mode has been selected; in
such a case, then, the configuration of the whole system is cancelled.
The same operations will be carried out on the modules where the procedure has been terminated with an error
(codes ER1, ER2, ER3 described previously).
If the procedure is not interrupted by the user and completes successfully, by pressing OK in the summary screen the
following menu is shown:
This menu is necessary because the initialization of an existing system may lead to a change of addresses and/or
removal of detectors or output modules previously associated with zones and/or groups. Therefore, it might be
necessary to cancel completely all the existing associations or simply cancel those no longer valid, i.e. the ones
whose points are not longer present or have acquired an incompatible type with the association itself (e.g. after auto-
addressing a system already configured, an output module and a device might exchange their addresses).
The menu above gives the user the possibility to choose whether to carry out these association cancellation/update
operations.
The circuit initialization carried out on a pre-existing configuration, therefore, can change the type of the devices
already present.