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1997 Radionics                                      All rights reserved

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    1800 Abbott Street, Salinas, CA  93901, USA

34377B        04/97

D9024/D10024

 Networking Guide

    Page 18 of 18

D.  Panel Programming Options

Protocol Number

Description

Application

0

Default Network Option

Connection to a Master Panel

Connection to a Graphics PC

20

Fire Zone

Pager

21

Fire Zone + Text

Pager

30

PC Interface

Two-way interface with acknowledgment

31

PC Interface

One-way interface

Summary of Contents for D9024

Page 1: ...o Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particu...

Page 2: ...ing Report Control Network 15 D Panel Programming Options 18 Table of Figures Figure 1 D9051 Network Connections 4 Figure 2 Shared Zone Network 5 Figure 3 Control Keys 6 Figure 4 Main Menu 6 Figure 5 Path Through Commission Menus to Network 6 Figure 6 Network Menu One 7 Figure 7 Network Menu Two 7 Figure 8 Network Menu Three 7 Figure 9 Network Menu Four 7 Figure 10 Network Menu Five 7 Figure 11 Ne...

Page 3: ...rk Menu Five 14 Figure 39 Network Menu Six 14 Figure 40 Remote Alarms Query Menu 14 Figure 41 Network Menu Seven 14 Figure 42 Network Menu Eight 15 Figure 43 Commission Menu Three 15 Figure 44 Master to Slave Menu One 15 Figure 45 Commission Menu One 15 Figure 46 Commission Menu Three 15 Figure 47 Network Menu One 16 Figure 48 Network Menu Two 16 Figure 49 Network Menu Four 16 Figure 50 Network Me...

Page 4: ...051 RS485 Modules attached to Port C and shown mounted above D9067 Polling Circuit Modules EOL Resistor Figure 1 D9051 Network Connections A 2 System Installations The panels are wired in series to an NFPA Class B Style 3 5 signaling line circuit on the appropriate RS 485 bus The RS 485 terminals on the D9051 Module are polarity sensitive The channels are marked A and B and data cables should be c...

Page 5: ... 37 56 57 16 17 Si l ence Al ar m Syst em Si l ence Tr oubl e R eset M anual Al ar m EN TER 78 79 80 38 39 58 59 18 19 40 60 20 Keyw or d YES N O Master Panel CPU1 CPU2 CPU3 Figure 2 Shared Zone Network These systems share common zones max 40 80 or 99 dependent on the panel types and act as one large system B 1 Shared Zone Network Operation Alarm Conditions The location text message of the first a...

Page 6: ...the setup sequence Section C 1 of the D9024 D10024 Programmer s Guide on each panel and set the Memory Lock Check Section C 1 h to No Leave the memory lock switch in the unlocked position After completing the Master Panel Network Programming use the procedure outlined at the beginning of Section B 2 b of this guide to program the slave panels B 2 a Master Panel Programming Shared Zone Network Pres...

Page 7: ...nd slave panel asSlave CPU 2 and so on Avoid confusion between network addresses and panel identifications by giving the master panel a unique identification number i e 10 The panel displays Network Menu Two Quantity of slave processors Figure 7 Network Menu Two Enter the number of slave processors 1 to 3 in a shared zone network The panel displays Network Menu Three Slave CPU 1 is at network addr...

Page 8: ...the Commission Menu Three If the Master Panel and the slave CPU s are set up as outlined in section B 2 with the memory lock switch left in the unlocked position all programming may be done from the Master Panel This section outlines that procedure Note After completing slave Panel Programming run the setup program at each panel set memory lock check to YES and lock the memory The slave CPU s may ...

Page 9: ...el displays Network Menu One Panel network address number Figure 18 Network Menu One Enter the Network address for CPU1 This is a number from one to 20 Note In messages on the LCD the panel software will identify the first slave panel as Slave CPU 1 the second slave panel asSlave CPU 2 and so on Avoid confusion by giving each slave panel the same identifier as the panel software e g assign CPU1 th...

Page 10: ...RE YES More Options 1 2 INSPECT 3 NORMAL OPERATION Figure 26 Configure Menu Enter 3 NORMAL OPERATION The display shows the Memory Check Message Don t forget to lock the memory 2 INSPECT 3 NORMAL OPERATION Figure 27 Memory Check Message If the Master Panel and the slave CPU s are set up as outlined in section B 2 press 3 Normal Operation a second time to return to Commission Menu One Press RESET Th...

Page 11: ...el The Master Panel key controls all notification appliances in alarm on the network The Master Panel will automatically scroll through the first four alarm text messages regardless of origin The LED zone indicators on the panel of origin will illuminate to show all zones in alarm on that panel The FIRE DRILL MANUAL ALARM key on the Master Panel activates only the notification appliances attached ...

Page 12: ...gin event log performs identically to a stand alone installation The Master Panel logs network events The Master Panel event log display indicates the sub panel associated with each event See Figure 30 Entry 57 13 38 12 Mar 1 1 020 Figure 31 Master Panel Event Log Display In the display above Entry 57 occurred at 13 38 on March 12th on CPU1 The alarm was in response to a signal from the device at ...

Page 13: ...ion Menus to Network Enter the Level Three Pass Code 9898 The display shows the first of the three Commission Menus Press YES twice to page to Commission Menu Three Press 3 to enter Network options Unlock the memory using the Memory Lock Switch The memory must be locked at the end of the programming session The panel will not allow a reset unless the memory is locked Press 3 The panel displays Net...

Page 14: ...f the master panel press CHANGE to alter the statement to TRUE and press ENTER The panel displays Network Menu Five Share zones FALSE Figure 38 Network Menu Five If necessary use the CHANGE key to change the selection to FALSE Enter YES The panel displays Network Menu Six Peer to Peer FALSE Figure 39 Network Menu Six If necessary use the CHANGE Key to set Peer to Peer to FALSE and press YES The pa...

Page 15: ...hat procedure Note After completing slave Panel Programming run the setup program at each panel set memory lock check to YES and lock the memory Select Option 4 Talk to Slave from Commission Menu Three The Panel queries for the CPU number CPU__ Figure 44 Master to Slave Menu One Note In messages on the LCD the panel software will identify the first slave panel as Slave CPU 1 the second slave panel...

Page 16: ...NTER The panel displays Network Menu Two Quantity of slave processors Figure 48 Network Menu Two Enter zero and press ENTER The panel displays Network Menu Four Use modem FALSE Figure 49 Network Menu Four EnterYES if CPU1 is NOT connected to a modem If a modem is connected to Port B or Port C of CPU1 press CHANGE to alter the statement to TRUE and press ENTER The panel displays Network Menu Five S...

Page 17: ...ry Check Message Don t forget to lock the memory 2 INSPECT 3 NORMAL OPERATION Figure 57 Memory Check Message If the Master Panel and the slave CPU s are set up as outlined in section B 2 press 3 Normal Operation a second time to return to Commission Menu One Press RESET This closes the Network process for CPU1 and returns the display returns to Commission Menu Three for the Master Panel 4 Talk to ...

Page 18: ...4377B 04 97 D9024 D10024 Networking Guide Page 18 of 18 D Panel Programming Options Protocol Number Description Application 0 Default Network Option Connection to a Master Panel Connection to a Graphics PC 20 Fire Zone Pager 21 Fire Zone Text Pager 30 PC Interface Two way interface with acknowledgment 31 PC Interface One way interface ...

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