FireClass Fire detection system FireClass Panels
5.4 Psuedo Points In FireClass
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5.4.2
Point Section – RBUS Node Faults
When reported on the user interface or via printers, the out-
put format used for faults reported from an RBus node faults
are:
‘RBnn’ : where nn is the node number 0 - 15.
5.4.3
Point Section – Network Card
Faults
When reported on the user interface or via printers, the out-
put format used for faults reported from Network Card Fault
points are:
‘TLI Pnn’
where nn is the point number 01-11
5.4.4
Point Section – COM1 Faults
When reported on the user interface or via printers, the out-
put format used for faults reported from COM1 are:
‘COM1’
Complete Nodes-Faults
This section refers to faults regarding presence
or absence of complete nodes, It is NOT an indi-
cation of faults held by the node but the node
itself.
This set of points are exceptions to the normal
address where the first point address is ‘One’
instead here as the RBUS units can be
addressed from 0-15 the first address is ‘Zero’
Field
Description
Address
Pseudo Point 0 - 15
Label
RBUS Fault
Use
Used by RBUS / COMMS
driver to indicate loss of
configured nodes / presence
of un-configured nodes-
firmware incompatibility
issues.
Table 31: Psuedo Point 0-15-Details
Network Cards-Faults
This section refers to faults assigned to the
network card. The configuration is controlled by
the use of the options in the ‘Network Card’ dia-
log within FireClass Express.
Points 1 to 8 are used for TLI800 card
Field
Description
Address
Pseudo Point 1 – 99
Label
Network Node
Use
Used by supervisor panel to
indicate which panels are not
responding to supervision or
if being supervised reporting
lack of supervision.
Table 32: Psuedo Point 1-99-Details
COM1-Faults
This section refers a fault regarding presence of
absence of a printer connected to COM1.
Field
Description
Address
Pseudo Point 1
Label
Printer Comms
Use
If a printer is configured and is
not connected to the panel
then this monitor point will be
activated.
