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PFC 2000RC • 5403521-REV N• 3/03
CONDITION
STATUS
CIRCUIT
SECS TO DISCHARGE
Alarm
Low
1
0 - 60
Trouble
Silenced
2
Supv.
Aborted
Manual
Ground
Supervisory
Disabled
Abort
Discharge
Signaling
AC
Discharge
Battery
Aux. Power
NOTES:
1) All zones that are in alarm will be displayed simultaneously in the “circuit” area of the display.
Example: “1 2 Manual” would be displayed if all were in alarm.
2) If an alarm condition exists it will remain on the display. If more than one condition exists other than an alarm
condition, the display will be scrolled every 2 seconds.
3) The backlight on the LCD display is off when the AC power is off except when an alarm condition exists. If the
TEST SWITCH is operated during the absence of AC power, the backlight illuminates.
CONTROL SWITCHES
SILENCE SWITCH:
Momentary switch silences built in buzzer and devices connected to the indicating appliance circuit.
This will not disable any visual or other alarm outputs such as the electronic outputs or the auxiliary
contacts. Any additional trouble or alarm conditions will reactivate the appropriate circuits.
RESET SWITCH:
Momentary switch resets all alarm circuits if the condition has been corrected. Removes power from
the alarm initiating device circuit and also from the auxiliary power circuit if this mode has been
selected. The reset switch must be held for a minimum of 3 seconds. This is to avoid accidental
reset.
TEST SWITCH:
Momentary switch activates all indicators, trouble, and alarm outputs. These all return to normal
when the switch is released. If the TEST SWITCH is operated during the absence of AC power, the
backlight illuminates.
ZONE DISABLE
SWITCHES:
Supervised switches which disable the associated zone, inhibiting trouble and alarm outputs for the
specified zone (Zone 1 or Zone 2). Operating either of these switches will generate a system trouble
and a zone trouble. When the panel is operated in “cross zone” mode, disable either Zone 1 or Zone
2 to effectively disable both zones for an alarm condition.
AUTO RESET
SWITCH:
A supervised switch which disables the latching feature of the alarm initiating device circuits for test
purposes. Operation of this switch will generate a system trouble.
RELEASING
CIRCUIT DISABLE
SWITCH:
A supervised switch which disables the releasing circuit. Operation of this switch generates a system
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