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Clearing the History 

The panel can store the last 2000 events in the event history. The information 
displayed includes the date and time, the type of event (TRB, ALM, SUP, etc.), the 
device reporting the event and the event reported. This event history may be cleared 
using the following steps. 

Press “More” three 
times, then press 
“Clear History”.  

The display will 
then request a 
yes or no 
confirmation. 

Press “Yes” to clear the event 
history. The display will flash a 
short message to indicate the 
history has been cleared. 

 

Printing the History  

The panel can store the last 2000 events in the event history. The information 
displayed includes the date and time, the type of event (TRB, ALM, SUP, etc.), the 
device reporting the event and the event reported. This event history may be printed 
using the following steps. 

Press “More”, then 
press “Print Hist.”. 

The display will 
show the “Print 
Fwd” and “Print 
Reverse” options. 

Select the direction of printing 
that is desired. The display will 
show a message that history is 
being printed. 

 

Printing the Sensitivity Levels  

The sensitivity levels of all of the detectors in the system may be printed. Follow the 
steps below: 

Press “More”, then 
press “Print 
Sensor Levels”. 

The display will 
indicate that the 
sensor levels are 
being printed. 

 

Editing the System Label 

The system label may be changed as follows: 

Press “More” 
twice, then press 
“Edit Labels”. 

Press “System”. 

The display will 
show the system 
label. 

Use the keypad 
keys to change the 
system label text. 
Pressing Bsav will 
save the changes. 

 

Editing the Device Labels 

The device labels may be changed as follows: 

Press “More” 
twice, then press 
“Edit Labels”.  

Press “Device”. 

Enter the Device 
and loop address. 
Then press Dnxt. 

The display will 
show the label for 
the device at this 
address. 

Use the keypad 
keys to change the 
system label text. 
Pressing Bsav will 
save the changes. 

 

Summary of Contents for MPC-6000

Page 1: ...FARADAY 8 Fernwood Road Florham Park New Jersey 07932 P N 315 049403FA 1 MPC 6000 MPC 7000 Fire Alarm System Control Unit Programming Manual...

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Page 3: ...vating a General Alarm 14 Activating an Alert 14 Activating a Drill 14 Activating a Recall 15 Performing a Lamp Test 15 Viewing the Event History 15 Accessing Maintenance Functions 15 Accessing Techni...

Page 4: ...Group Configuration 25 Configuring the NACs 25 Configuring the Remote Relays SRUs 26 Configuring the Remote LEDs SLUs 26 Configuring the Remote LCDs RDCs 27 Installing the DACT 27 Configuring the DACT...

Page 5: ...d running quickly The Access levels The MPC 6000 7000 system has three functional levels as follows User Level no password is required to access these functions Maintenance Level accessed using the Ma...

Page 6: ...password Program a device Clear event history Enabling or disabling application Technician Level The Technician level is accessed via the User Menu and entering the correct password The functions acce...

Page 7: ...in the four corners of the display that will be adjacent to the four buttons M1 through M4 The message on the display adjacent to the button indicates the action that will occur when the button is pr...

Page 8: ...g The following figure describes the navigation used in this context A esc will backup to previous screen B fn1 will perform function 1 C fn2 will perform function 2 D Nxt will step to the next screen...

Page 9: ...and Z which do not appear on the keypad The letter Q is entered using the sequence 27 as though Q appears on the 7 between P and R The letter R is entered as 37 and S as 47 Similarly Z is entered as 4...

Page 10: ...ssword 3 Enter the password on the keypad The default is 0 1 2 3 4 5 The password will appear in the screen 4 Press Enter or D The display will show the starting screen of the Technician Level Once th...

Page 11: ...as the primary configuration the result of the Auto Program In other words a General Alarm system The panel will reset and reinitialize Manual programming of a system Manual programming is a much mor...

Page 12: ...Optional 7 Remote LEDs If there are any remote LED modules configure each of the remote LEDs Select the Output zone that will activate the LED Optional 8 Remote Relays If there are any remote Relay mo...

Page 13: ...lly Before the backup configuration is activated it first must be validated to make sure that the configuration follows the installation rules The validation process ensures no values or operating par...

Page 14: ...waterflow trouble supervisory non fire panel reset alarm silence acknowledge Each relay can have its output behavior configured i e non silencable trouble active supervisory pre alarm silenceable trou...

Page 15: ...e types Smoke and thermal detectors Parameter Description Label Generic label identifying the detector by loop number and address Application If FireSmart detectors are found the application will not...

Page 16: ...tion Label Generic label identifying the detector by loop number and address Output Type Will be set to non silenceable Output Zone Will be set to 1 NACs Parameter Description Notification Device Type...

Page 17: ...in auto program The following devices cannot be detected automatically Bell Codes Serial Remote Processor LEDs Serial Remote Processor Relays DACT City Tie Programming of these points is not changed b...

Page 18: ...n of the General Alarm Press Yes to activate a General Alarm The display will return to normal indicating General alarm has been activated Press System Reset or Alarm Silence to stop Activating an Ale...

Page 19: ...t History The Event History screen displays the last 2000 events reported to a panel The information displayed includes the date and time the type of event TRB ALM SUP etc the device reporting the eve...

Page 20: ...s available after the technician password has been entered Follow the steps below to access the technician functions Press Menu and press More three times Press Tech Menu The display will show the scr...

Page 21: ...status of the group will be displayed Use the Enable Disable button to change the state of the group Status will toggle on the display Enabling Disabling Applications The applications in the FireSmar...

Page 22: ...e status of the City Tie Use the Enable Disable button to change the state of the City Tie Status will toggle on the display Enabling Disabling the DACT The DACT Digital Alarm Communication Transmitte...

Page 23: ...ime format Use the 12 hour 24 hour buttons to set the time format Enabling Daylight Savings Time Adjustment The MPC 6000 and 7000 can adjust for daylight savings automatically Follow the steps below t...

Page 24: ...ollowing steps Press More then press Print Hist The display will show the Print Fwd and Print Reverse options Select the direction of printing that is desired The display will show a message that hist...

Page 25: ...he NACs will sound during Quick Test Use the Inc and Dec buttons to set the time either to off or from 1 to 30 seconds Configuring the printer during Quick Test Printing may be enabled or disabled dur...

Page 26: ...addressed using a four digit address The first left most digit is the loop number while the next three digits specify the address on the loop The setup of an input device will vary depending on the ty...

Page 27: ...e following table provides a description of the parameters that may be set for each device Parameter Description Label Each device may have a forty character label assigned to it to describe the input...

Page 28: ...action Editing an Input Group Configuration An input group s configuration may be edited as follows Select Edit Select Manual Pgm Select Groups Select Input Groups Key in the input group number The us...

Page 29: ...zone for non fire operation allows monitoring of critical functions with logging or control function The event will latch and will not reset until the panel is reset The coding of the bells for alarm...

Page 30: ...he parameters of the address relay The relays in the serial relay unit must be logically connected to an output zone in order to operate When the selected output zone becomes active the relay will bec...

Page 31: ...are the steps that need to be followed to configure the remote LED units Select Edit Select Manual Pgm Select Outputs Use Cmor and select Option Mods Select DACT ACCTS Follow the screen prompts to set...

Page 32: ...press Bsav Setting Trouble Ack Required Troubles and supervisory events are normally self restoring however if it is required that they need to be acknowledged before clearing follow the procedure bel...

Page 33: ...lay will indicate that the validity check is running Display will show invalid settings in the configuration if found Activating the Backup When the configuration is correct it may be made the primary...

Page 34: ...0 P R O G R A M M I N G M A N U A L 30 Exiting the Technician Level Follow the steps below to exit the Technician level and return to User level Use Cmor and select Exit Tech LvL The Display will retu...

Page 35: ...em Audible Signal A sound made by one or more audible notification appliances such as bells or horns in response to the operation of an initiating device Authority Having Jurisdiction AHJ The organiza...

Page 36: ...for instance the first floor Labeled Equipment or materials to which have been attached a label symbol or other identifying mark of an organization acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction and...

Page 37: ...g to the test mode of the system that automatically resets after a service tech tests initiating devices Supervisory Alarm A signal indicating the operation of a supervisory device Supervisory Device...

Page 38: ...onal Fire Alarm Code National Fire Protection Association NFPA 70 National Electrical Code Delmar Publishers MPC 6000 Faraday Fire Alarm Control Panel Owner s Manual manual P N 315 447309 1 Faraday we...

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Page 40: ...FARADAY 8 Fernwood Road Florham Park New Jersey 07932 P N 315 049403FA 1...

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