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etc. After the allocated time, the siren changes
to a continuous sound if one or more sensors
are in alarm.
This is only applicable to main board outputs
(SND1 and SND2) and loop sirens.
LOGIC EVENT 1
ZONE
1 / 2 Sensors
[001] TO [012]
[NO / YES -> YES 120 sec]
1/2 sensors No / Yes > Yes 000 sec.: The
siren activates if two or more sensors activates
into alarm status in Zone 1, or if two or more
sensors activates into alarm status in Zone 2,
etc. If only one detector is in alarm status in
any zone from 1 to 12, the siren is activated
after the allocated time.
LOGIC EVENT 1
ZONE
1 / 2 Sensors
[001] TO [012][PULSING NO / YES -> YES 120 sec]
1/2 sensors PULSING / Yes > Yes 000 sec.:
The siren will be activated if two or more
sensors activates into alarm status in Zone 1,
or if two or more sensors activates into alarm
status in Zone 2, etc. If only one detector is in
alarm status, the siren pulses.
Note: All timing of these logic events is
programmable. The time parameters
may be varied as required.
The configuration displayed on the screen
comes into effect when <ENTER> is pressed.
To cancel, press <#>
All the PULSING actions are only applicable to the loop and main board outputs.
4.1.7 Configuring relay outputs
The relays are configured in the same way as the sirens, with a few exceptions:
The main board relays may be configured to trigger with the <Trigger sirens> key,
activating the option <With evacuation – Yes>.
The EN54 standard requires the fault relay to be permanently activated, and it is deactivated
in fault status.
The 1 or 2 relay of the main board can be programmed to act in this way changing the
initial mode options of the relay and programming the appropriate event. By default relay
number 2 is set for general alarm and relay number 1 is ser for fault relay (normally
energized). The fault event is named 901.
E.g.
A main board relay that is set to activate in initial mode [inverse], will turn OFF when
the alarm is activated. This will be opposite to others set to initial mode [normal] that
is turned ON when there is an alarm.
For this configuration to be effective:
[CONFIGURE]
[#
Exit]
1. System
4. System Op.
7. Events
2. See Config.
5. Check Prog.
8. Day Mode
3. Time/Date
6. Power Supply
9. Codes
Enter the
[CONFIGURE]
screen in
option 7
<Events>
.
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