Mirtone QuickStart
Front Panel Programming
Getting Started Guide
Revision 1
9JAN04
Page 1: ...Mirtone QuickStart Front Panel Programming Getting Started Guide Revision 1 9JAN04...
Page 2: ...figuration dialer strings 13 Running AutoLoop 16 Programming system options 18 Card configuration SLIC 20 Card configuration SLIC detectors 21 Card configuration SLIC modules 23 Zones and output group...
Page 3: ...and output groups to further reduce programming time Zones are collections of circuits and devices you assign to match the building layout Specific messages and correlations entered at the zone level...
Page 4: ...he database revisions in all panels are the same If they are not the system enters a trouble state and display an Incompatible Database message Be aware that any loss of power during an FPP session ma...
Page 5: ...em and transmit CID Monitor sprinkler system waterflow and tampers and transmit CID Activate shut off gas valve upon alarm from kitchen hood system Activate relays for primary elevator recall and alte...
Page 6: ...GSA CR Intelligent control relay 5 GSA CT2 Intelligent dual input module flow tamp 1 GSA CT1 Intelligent single input module kitchen hood system 1 GSA CT1 Intelligent single input module monitor Knox...
Page 7: ...rmal message followed by monitor trouble Line Initialization and system trouble Unexpected Card messages Wait until the Line Initialization message clears before proceeding The Unexpected Card message...
Page 8: ...tus 1 Time Date 1 AutoLearn 2 Reports 2 Reports 2 Edit Password 2 System 3 Test 3 Test 3 Restart 3 Cards 4 Login 4 Enable 4 Clear History 4 Zone 5 Disable 5 Configure 5 Outputs 6 Activate 6 ECP Port 6...
Page 9: ...hrough the list to verify that all the cards installed in the system are listed If not check the connections and repeat steps 1 through 3 4 Press Menu twice then choose Program Configure Wait for the...
Page 10: ...rt 3 Cards 3 Delete 3 Retry Count 4 Enable 4 Clear History 4 Zone 4 Accounts 5 Disable 5 Configure 5 Outputs 5 Default Msgs 6 Activate 6 Exit 7 Restore 8 Program 9 Login During the AutoLearn process t...
Page 11: ...n you don t need to enter values for Rcvr 2 Prim and Rcvr 2 Sec 3 Choose Retry Count and enter the number of times the dialer should attempt to contact the CMS from 5 to 10 times Subscriber account nu...
Page 12: ...0000 5 Choose Test abnormal and enter the abnormal test string for contact ID it s 160800000 6 Choose Test Time and enter the time the dialer will call in the test strings using 24 hour format 7 Choos...
Page 13: ...correlations The default string will be used automatically The typical format for the Contact ID strings is XEEEGGPPP Where X Event qualifier 1 for activation 3 for restoration EEE Event code a three...
Page 14: ...1 s of CMS 1 Alarm 1 Account 2 CMS Phone Number 2 Trouble 2 Active Msg 3 Retry Count 3 Supervisory 3 Restore Msg 4 Accounts 4 Exit 4 Exit 5 Default Msgs To set the dialer default message strings 1 Fr...
Page 15: ...se Save and Sync If there are no remote annunciators in your actual project choose Save The system goes through its reboot process This completes the AutoLearning process for the panel If there is an...
Page 16: ...s Menu and log in as a level 4 user 2 Choose Program Configure The system displays a message to advise you that it is initializing the SIGA devices Wait until this process finishes and the message is...
Page 17: ...base has been saved the system goes through its reboot process After the reboot a System Normal message is displayed on the LCD The panel is now fully functional with default general alarm system prog...
Page 18: ...enience of the building owners and for technicians servicing the system MAIN MENU PROGRAM CONFIGURE SYSTEM USER LABELS 1 Status 1 Time Date 1 AutoLearn 1 User Labels 1 Facility Name 2 Reports 2 Edit P...
Page 19: ...arameters 1 From the Configure menu choose System ALM RST Inhib 2 From the Alarm Reset Inhi screen choose the desired value This sets the time for which these operations are inhibited after an alarm h...
Page 20: ...Module 3 Wiring Class 4 Zone 4 Autoloop 4 Exit 5 Outputs 5 Accept Map 6 Exit 6 Exit To configure an SLIC card 1 Choose Cards Edit 2 Enter the address of the SLIC 3 From the SLIC menu choose Config Car...
Page 21: ...ss shown is the one assigned to the device during the AutoLoop process Record this address on your device programming worksheet beside the device serial number The address of the device will be used i...
Page 22: ...ice Instead when you create your zones shown later under Configuring Zones you can create a message for the zone that can contain multiple devices This can save you a lot of data entry time if individ...
Page 23: ...e number manually with the panel keypad or by using the scanning wand Note The Config Module screen shows the module address and serial number The address shown is the one assigned to the module durin...
Page 24: ...the panel front This brings you back the SLIC menu 12 Choose Exit from the SLIC menu This returns you to the Configure menu At this point all detector and module information as well as the basic syste...
Page 25: ...output group can include signals relays and dialer strings It can contain one item or several items When a panel is AutoLearned any device that is configured as visual or audible is automatically assi...
Page 26: ...choose Outputs 2 Choose Delete The system displays a list of the output groups 3 Choose output group 250 then press Enter on the panel Note Output group 249 contains responses for use with service gro...
Page 27: ...is for the AH relays so the first relay could be address 01126 where 01 is the SLIC card address and 126 is the GSA CR relay address 5 From the Response Relay menu choose the rate at which you want t...
Page 28: ...ut group Sometimes however an individual device needs to send its own dialer string The kitchen hood system monitor point in our example project has this requirement In this case a separate output gro...
Page 29: ...nse Dialer menu choose Priority 8 From the Priority menu choose Life Safety Life Safety is used for any alarm input device 9 From the Response Dialer menu choose String enter the dialer string then pr...
Page 30: ...ZONE TYPE ZONE EDIT ZONE MEMBERS 1 AutoLearn 1 Add 1 Alarm 1 Message 1 Device Address 2 System 2 Edit 2 Supervisory 2 Members 2 Enter Serial 3 Cards 3 Delete 3 Monitor 3 Output Group 3 Delete 4 Zone...
Page 31: ...oup to which this zone is being correlated then press Enter on the panel This returns you to the Output Group menu 9 Press Menu on the panel This returns you to the Zone Edit menu 10 From the Zone Edi...
Page 32: ...Choose Enable Loop Mapping 3 Enter the address of the SLIC After you enter the address the panel will begin mapping 4 Press menu to exit programming The screen should display a Mapping in Progress me...
Page 33: ...ront Panel Programming Getting Started Guide 33 5 Exit the SLIC menu 6 Exit the Configure menu 7 Choose Save and Sync or just save if system does not have a remote annunciator The panel will go throug...
Page 34: ...eventually get a Map Fault 2 Press Menu on the panel then log in 3 Choose Program Configure Cards Edit then enter the address of the SLIC card to which the device was added 4 From the SLIC menu choos...
Page 35: ...l display a trouble for the missing device and possibly a Map Fault if mapping is enabled 2 Press Menu on the panel then log in 3 Choose Program Configure Cards Edit then enter the address of the SLIC...
Page 36: ...the new device 2 Press Menu on panel then log in as before 3 Choose Program Configure Cards Edit Config Detector or Config Module 4 Choose Delete then enter the address or serial number of the old dev...
Page 37: ...ng Started Guide 37 Menu tree The following diagram is a basic menu tree for front panel programming It does not show all possible choices but it does include the commands and options essential for fr...
