FireFlex Systems Inc. ICAF System, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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ICAF -
Integrated Compressed Air Foam System
B
Control Panel Section
FM-0723-0-26B
Here is a simulated
SYSTEM EVENT
screen illustrating the
various displays:
The first line in the screen gives the number of events per
category in the following priority: Alarm, Supervisory and
Trouble. Scrolling through the three categories is done using
the following keys:
Pressing on the
RIGHT ARROW
key will move the
highlight to the next category of events at the right, ie:
from Alarm to Supervisory or from Supervisory to
Trouble. When doing so, events of the highlighted category
will be listed below.
Pressing on the
LEFT ARROW
key will move the
highlight to the previous category of events at the left,
i.e.: from Trouble to Supervisory or from Supervisory
to Alarm. When doing so, events of the highlighted category
will be listed below.
Note: The same function is applicable whenever the first line
of the display shows a few choices with one highlighted as
shown in the figure above.
Current events are displayed in the list, identified as 'NAK' for
Not Acknowledged, or 'ACK' for Acknowledged, the first
event remaining highlighted until acknowledged. Up to 99
events are displayed per screen – (for the full list of events,
use the
EVENTS LOG
). Note the cursor at the right side of the
screen. The position of the black square indicates how far in
the list the display has gone.
Next is the technical section, displaying various data for
the highlighted event:
TYPE is a three letter code displaying which type of event
is highlighted where:
ALM = Alarm
TBL = Trouble
SUP = Supervisory
NOP = Not Operated.
OCCUR displays the number of occurrences of the event,
which is particularly useful in case of intermittent
events to see how many times the event occurred.
Total number of occurrences displayed in the even log
is factory limited:
- Alarms: 5
- Supervisory: 4
- Troubles: 3
STATUS shows the actual status of the circuit where:
ACT = Active
NRM = Normal
ENABLE indicates if the circuit is enabled or disabled.
YES = Enabled
NO = DISABLED
CIR.ID displays a 5 digit code used by the factory,
describing module placement, circuit type, zone
number and type of activation. Refer to
TROUBLESHOOTING
in Appendix D for additional details
on these codes.
DATE displays the date and time stamp at which the
highlighted event occurred.
Note: Alarms have priority and will always override any
other event. The alarm screen will always display first
and over any other screen that might be displayed at
the time of the alarm.
Inspection Log
The function key F1 labelled
INSPECTION LOG
is used in
conjunction with the ARC-1 Remote Interface software for
PC.
For additional information on the operation of the ARC-1
Controller, refer to the ARC-1 Installation & Operation
Manual FM-072Z-0-01.