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Configuration
Fire detection and extinguishant system
[C]
Button to access the section for loop diagnosis.
[D]
Button to access the section for the selection of the type of devices installed on the loop.
It provides a check box for option selection “
4 wires
” (if the cabling has been completed as a ring
circuit, as required by the fire control standards).
Tap on
Ok
to confirm and exit.
[E]
Button to access the automatic loop-configuration procedure.
[F]
Section which provides data regarding the electrical status of the loop circuit:
-
Loop status
: indicates whether the loop is a closed ring circuit or open
-
Loop O Terminal
: indicates eventual short-circuits or anomalies instantly on the “OUT” terminals
-
Loop I Terminal
: indicates eventual short-circuits or anomalies instantly on the “IN” terminals
-
Loop Consumption
: indicates the current absorbed by the loop
-
Cable resistance
: indicates the cable resistance value
[G]
Section which provides the number and type of devices currently in the configuration.
[H]
Button to rearm the loop and reassess the status.
In the event of a “Loop open” fault, it will be necessary to tap on this button in order to check
whether or not the interruption has been cleared.
[I]
Button to start a check on an already enrolled loop.
The procedure verifies whether there are any connected devices which are not in the configuration,
if devices have been lost or if there are any other anomalies.
The result of the scan can be viewed in the section on the right (
[G]
).
[J]
Button which passes to the map of the devices in the configuration of the enrolled loop.
The display provides an exact diagram of the device connections. Any devices in alarm or fault status
will be outlined in red or yellow.
The selection of a device will access its management page (refer to the Device management section
in the Installation manual).
[K]
Button to refresh the screen by updating the alarm and fault indications of the devices shown
(restored fault events will not be shown).
[L]
Button to perform a scan which will search the loop for devices and their serial numbers and place
those found in the configuration.
A report of the devices will be shown when the scan terminates. The “Diagnostics” button will allow
you to pass to the technical report, as shown in the previous points (
[C]
).
For loops operating with Inim or Argus protocol, it is possible to use this procedure only after
completion of an automatic or manual addressing procedure by means of a programmer
(EDRV1000 for Inim loops and VPU100 for Argus).
[M]
Button to perform a scan which will search the loop for devices and their serial numbers and assign
automatically an address to each of those found in order of their connection to the loop. This
operation may take several minutes depending on the size and composition of the loop.
A report of the devices will be shown when the scan terminates. The “Diagnostics” button will allow
you to pass to the technical report, as shown in the previous points (
[C]
).
For Apollo devices, where the address is assigned by means of the microswitch on the device, these
operations coincide with those previously described (“Acquire”).
[N]
Button to start the procedure which is to be performed after changes have been carried out on a
previously configured loop (add, remove or replace devices).
The control panel will provide a table with the previously acquired configuration in the columns on
the left, and the newly detected configuration in the columns on the right. Positions in which
changes have not been detected will be outlined in green. Changes will be indicated in white. This
operation may take some minutes depending on the size and composition of the loop.
The
OK
button will allow you to accept the new configuration which will become the configuration
saved to the memory.
Procedure available for loops with Inim protocol only.
Diagnostics
Parameters
Auto-configure
Loop reset
Scan
Show topology
Update
Acquire
Readdress
Update
