NAPCO Gemini C-Series Control Panel Installation Instructions--Volume 2
Installation Instructions, Volume 2 Page 25
FIRE GLOSSARY
Enable GEMC-F8ZCPIM
Enables the GEMC-F8ZCPIM Conventional 8 Fire Zone Expander Plug in Module. See WI1651.
Enable GEMC-FPRINT
Use when the GEMC-FPRINT module is attached to the system. The GEMC-FPRINT Parallel Printer Interface is wired to the
Fire bus and allows the Gemini C-Series control panels to be connected to a parallel printer for recording system activity.
When installed on a control panel (programmed via Quickloader), GEMC-FPRINT will create reports using the same custom
User, Area and Zone descriptions that have been entered into Quickloader.
Enable Remote Reporting
Disable Remote Reporting
This GEMC-FK1 Fire keypad menu option is intended to simplify servicing and downloading program changes, and appears
only when the GEMC-FK1 Fire keypad is unlocked with the dealer or keypad program code. The system menu default on
power up is "enabled", thus the option "
Disable Remote Reporting
" will appear in the keypad display (when disabled, the
option "
Enable Remote Reporting
" will appear).
When "Disable Remote Reporting" is selected, any pending reporting will stop and no additional reports will be initiated
(including Fire, Supervisory, Fire Trouble and/or non-Fire events). In addition, when exiting the keypad menu options (by
pressing
RESET
), the keypad will display a trouble with the
TBL
and
DISABLE
icons flashing and the keypad mini-sounder
pulsing:
"
E89-00 ...REMOTE REPORTING DISABLED
"
To silence the mini-sounder
, press
RESET
(the
TBL
and
DISABLE
icons will stop flashing and will light steady).
To clear the E89 trouble
, unlock the Fire keypad with the
Master Security Code
or
Dealer Keypad Program Code
, press
MENU
until "
Enable Remote Reporting
" appears, then press
ENTER
or
NEXT
to select. The
TBL
and
DISABLE
icons will
turn off (if no other disabled zones/outputs are disabled and there are no other troubles). To exit the keypad menu, press
RE-
SET
.
Note:
D
isabling the remote reporting is recommended before any local or remote
F
ire download is attempted.
Enable Set Time/Date Message
In the event of, for example, a prolonged power outage of AC and DC, the loss of the system clock will occur and a message
"
SET TIME / DATE
" will be displayed on the GEMC-FK1 keypad. The message will remain until the time and date have been
re-programmed. This option is located in the PCD-Windows Quickloader
Keypad Features
screen.
Enable Telco Line 1
Enable Telco Line 2
When both features are enabled and both telephone lines are not in trouble, the panel will alternate reporting attempts be-
tween both lines. These features are located in the Quickloader
Digital Communications
screen.
Enable Telephone Line 1 Fault Test
Enable Telephone Line 2 Fault Test
Enable Telephone Line 1 Fault Test
will cause the panel to monitor telephone line 1.
Enable Telephone Line 2 Fault Test
will cause the panel to monitor telephone line 2. A failure will display as "
TELCO LN TROUBLE E08-NN SERVICE
" (NN = Telco
line number 1 or 2.). For Burglary systems, program this system trouble to activate the Burglary Bell. System trouble dis-
plays after a programmed delay of low on hook voltage and no off hook line current from connected phone line.
Enable User Code by Area
In multiple-area systems, User Codes are programmable, each with its dedicated Authority Level and Access Byte. (The Au-
thority Level comprises an Option Code). Refer to Programming Manual WI1673 for descriptions of levels and options.
Fire User Code:
This code is typically used by a person in authority to control the system after an alarm. For example, after
arriving at the premises, a fireman will likely need to access the system, investigate the number of alarms that occurred, de-
termine the part of the system that was affected, view events in the Fire log, etc. Another example of a person in possession
of a Fire User Code is the principal of a school who is required to initiate fire drills (the keypad has a "Do Fire Drill" selection).
The Fire User Code allows the
ACK.
,
SILENCE
and
RESET
keypad buttons to operate, and allows other various "Function
Menu" options to function (see "Function Menu" further in this manual).
Expansion Zones
EZM Type
Zones 9 and above are expansion zones added to the basic system using a GEMC-EZM8. Refer to
ADD EXPANSION
ZONES
(in WI1653, Volume 1) and the wiring diagram. Also see the instructions accompanying each module for wiring infor-
mation.
Regardless of how the modules are arranged, the expansion zones are divided into consecutively-numbered Groups of four.
Each module may comprise 1 Group (4 Zones) or 2 Groups (8 Zones).
NOTE:
The default setting is 2 Groups (8 Zones).
Place jumper J1 on #7 for 4 Zone, remove for 8 Zone. See WI1683 for additional specifications and other information.
