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4100ES-S1 Programming Guide

Adding Addressable Devices

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Select the required devices by
highlighting the device and pressing the
SPACE bar.

Two red chevrons “

>>

” indicate the

device has been tagged.

Press OK when all devices are tagged
for this zone.

Note: If a point is inadvertently un-tagged, it might be necessary to use the Filter function to
find the appropriate point to re-tag it back into the Zone List, e.g., if L261 ALARM LIST
ZONE 1 has lost its ALARM TEST ZONE 1 digital point, the filter function can be used to find
and retag the User Digital Pseudo P1001.

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Summary of Contents for 4100ES-S1

Page 1: ...4100ES S1 Fire Indicator Panel Programming Guide Australian Programming Guide LT0400 Issue 1 5...

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Page 3: ...ated with Aust message library loaded as primary 1 3 29 September 2010 Revised AS1668 Section 1 4 13 April 2012 Updated to match 12 06 01 Exec release and new templates 1 5 15 August 2012 Update for 4...

Page 4: ...FORMATION 4 2 4 3 ADJUSTING THE NUMBER OF ZONE DISPLAYS 4 3 4 4 ADDING THE AZF LOGIC 4 3 4 5 WHERE TO NEXT 4 3 5 ADDING ADDRESSABLE DEVICES 5 1 5 1 ADDING DEVICES TO AN SPS ADDRESSABLE LOOP 5 2 5 2 AS...

Page 5: ...4100 3206 PDI RELAY CARDS 8 10 8 7 ADDING 4100 0302 1290 24 POINT GRAPHIC INTERFACE 8 11 8 8 ADDING 4100 0113 RS 232 2120 INTERFACE MODULE 8 12 8 8 1 TYPICAL PRINTER CONFIGURATION 8 13 9 CUSTOM CONTRO...

Page 6: ...PLEX 11 13 12 APPENDICES 12 1 12 1 APPENDIX A AS4428 1 OPERATION 12 2 12 2 APPENDIX B COMMON VARIABLES AND CUSTOM CONTROL 12 3 12 2 1 DIGITAL PSEUDO POINTS 12 3 12 2 2 ANALOG POINTS 12 4 12 2 3 LISTS...

Page 7: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Introduction 1 1 1 Introduction...

Page 8: ...or the in built IDNet loop Chapter 6 details the configuration settings for addressable devices and how these affect the operation of the devices Chapter 7 describes how to add zone display modules fo...

Page 9: ...onality is met Flowswitches may require Delayed activation if so how long is the delay Latching or non latching operation ANDing with a Sprinkler Pressure Switch to reduce unwanted alarms Which output...

Page 10: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 Introduction 1 4 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 11: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide System Overview 2 1 2 System Overview...

Page 12: ...convenient service port access via IP connection Install Mode and module level earth fault search to locate and isolate faults to assist installation and service A Compact Flash module stores the his...

Page 13: ...ore all these positions are filled If required up to four 4100 legacy style cards and motherboards can be added to the expansion bay depending on how many 4 x 5 modules are also fitted Each module fit...

Page 14: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 System Overview 2 4 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 15: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide About the Programming Tools 3 1 3 About the Programming Tools...

Page 16: ...ec versions Panel Exec Version Programmer Version Programmer Part Number 1 02 04 1 02 02 SF0458 The appropriate programmer can be ordered using the part number listed 3 3 4100ES S1 Configuration Templ...

Page 17: ...ume Locate the existing database file job SDB4100U for this system If you want to keep the old version as well as the upgraded version of the configuration you may open it using the old Programmer do...

Page 18: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 About the Programming Tools 3 4 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 19: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Creating a Configuration 4 1 4 Creating a Configuration...

Page 20: ...e Display Software Revision Level command is entered Now proceed with adding and modifying the site specific information as described below 4 2 Adding Panel Information Enter the relevant information...

Page 21: ...r Press the Delete key and then the y key repeatedly to acknowledge the deletion of each equation 4 4 Adding the AZF Logic The Alarm Zone Facility logic the Custom Control equations for the zones shou...

Page 22: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 Creating a Configuration 4 4 THIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 23: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Adding Addressable Devices 5 1 5 Adding Addressable Devices...

Page 24: ...addressable devices to this loop using the programmer follow these steps Select the HARDWARE Tab Click on the sign beside Unit 0 Click on the sign beside Box 1 Click on the sign beside Bay 1 Double cl...

Page 25: ...Guide Adding Addressable Devices 5 3 Select the desired address of the device by clicking on the line Select the Device type Refer to Section 6 2 for Device type options Select the Point type Refer t...

Page 26: ...point location and then lastly the zone number as the Event log does not record the address or zone of the device e g M1 188 FOYER RECEPTION DESK ZN01 To continue entering new devices click the APPLY...

Page 27: ...il L261 is reached L261 Zone 1 L260 n Zone n Once the correct List is highlighted press F9 to display the points assigned to this list The Alarm List Zone should always have at least one point tagged...

Page 28: ...he Filter window enables you to search the devices by type or custom label For example enter ZN1 as shown here to filter all points labelled to go into Zone 1 assuming that the recommended naming conv...

Page 29: ...device has been tagged Press OK when all devices are tagged for this zone Note If a point is inadvertently un tagged it might be necessary to use the Filter function to find the appropriate point to r...

Page 30: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 Adding Addressable Devices 5 8 THIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 31: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Addressable Device Settings 6 1 6 Addressable Device Settings...

Page 32: ...O Standard photo detector on Isolator base SPHOTO Standard photo detector on Sounder base Point Types SMOKE Standard setting VSMOKE Verified Smoke Detector Recommended setting to reduce nuisance alarm...

Page 33: ...at detector with Rate of Rise Mx x 3 3 rd Sub Point Device Type MARCOR WARNING DO NOT USE THIS SETTING SINCE THIS IS NOT APPROVED IN AUSTRALIA USE MAOFF INSTEAD MAOFF Choose this setting for Australia...

Page 34: ...g Point Type FIRE Standard setting 6 3 6 4190 9050 4 20mA Analog Monitor ZAM Device Type ANAMON Standard Setting Point Type The Point Types are custom configurable using the AMON Pt Type Tab The Point...

Page 35: ...119 Relay IAM with Unsupervised Input This device has multiple sub points The sub points can have the point type changed depending on the operation Mx x 0 Parent Point Device Type FRIAM Standard setti...

Page 36: ...Type MINPUT Fixed Device type Point Type FIRE General Fire Point UTILITY Input used by Custom Control Logic only e g fan control inputs TROUBLE Input used to indicate a Fault status Mx x 5 and Mx x 6...

Page 37: ...ACF ISOLATE END INPUTS OUTPUTS TRACK ON PRI 9 9 AUX3 RELAY RELAY A C FIRE TRIP AUX3 TRACK ON PRI 9 9 M1 8 0 RIAM RELAY AC TRIP END OUTPUTS TRIAM Flow Switch Test Solenoid 1 Program a TRIAM Point Type...

Page 38: ...turn off when the button is released INPUTS STATUS ON P514 DIGITAL UTILITY ALARM TEST AND STATUS ON P916 DIGITAL UTILITY MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH ZONE 16 END INPUTS OUTPUTS TRACK ON PRI 9 9 P1016 DIGITAL...

Page 39: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Adding Zone Displays 7 1 7 Adding Zone Displays...

Page 40: ...4100 ME0456 4 way AS1668 Control Module The standard configuration of a 4100ES S1 as it leaves the factory is to have 16 zones which means 1 x LED switch controller 4100 1288 and 2 x LED switch module...

Page 41: ...Icon over the Bay 2 icon An 8 Pushbuttons 16 red Yellow LEDs module will be added to the configuration Repeat adding more 8 Pushbuttons 16 Red Yellow LEDs modules as required up to 8 in total Notice...

Page 42: ...Verify that the card appears with address 4 and that 4100 1282 8 Pushbuttons 16 Red Yellow LEDs modules that previously appeared with sign now appear with address 4 004 Do not change the 2nd LED Swit...

Page 43: ...he Point Editing tab and edit the points On the Switch side for each point configure Mode as PBT and on the LED side configure Mode for odd addresses as SMPL and for even addresses as ON For both side...

Page 44: ...ntrol tab Right Click on Program 4 and select Export Program Save the exported CC4100ES S1 file in an accessible location At the end of the export process a message with the process status will appear...

Page 45: ...hat are not present as described in Section 4 3 7 Rename Program 4 to reflect the modification This is done by right click and selecting Properties and editing the Label text box to have the correct z...

Page 46: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 Adding Zone Displays 7 8 THIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 47: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Adding Expansion Modules 8 1 8 Adding Expansion Modules...

Page 48: ...ss is used If you want to reserve addresses for later use temporarily add some cards so the reserved addresses are used and delete them later The procedure for adding cards is identical for all cards...

Page 49: ...are window Drag and drop the 4100 3101 IDNET 250 Points or the 4100 3107 IDNet 250 Points icon on to the Bay 2 icon An IDNET card will be added to the panel configuration Block H represents the locati...

Page 50: ...ument LT0400 Adding Expansion Modules 8 4 Double click on the newly added device to open it Select the Point Editing Tab Select the desired address for the device Select the Device type Refer to Secti...

Page 51: ...Label text box The Custom Label is limited to 40 characters It is recommended that the first characters be the point address followed by the description of the point location and then lastly the zone...

Page 52: ...d faults opens and line to line shorts The card is added as follows Select the HARDWARE Tab Click on the sign beside Unit 0 Click on the sign beside Box 1 Click on the sign beside Bay 2 Click on the s...

Page 53: ...sed to control the outputs within user defined Custom Control equations as in the following example for SIG9 INPUTS STATUS ON L257 LIST DPSEUDO GENERAL FIRE TRIP LIST ACF ISOLATABLE END INPUTS OUTPUTS...

Page 54: ...00 5004 5005 8 Point Class B Sec Monitor Icon over to the Bay 2 icon The card will be added to the panel configuration Double click on the card and in the Properties Tab select the card s address and...

Page 55: ...and Bay 2 Click on the sign beside the RELAY option on the Available Hardware window Drag and drop the 4100 3003 3203 8 Point Relay Card Icon over to the Bay 2 icon The card will be added to the panel...

Page 56: ...contacts rated at 3A resistive with no Feedback inputs To add the 4100 3204 or 4100 3206 Relay Card to the panel Select the HARDWARE Tab Expand the Unit 0 Box 1 and Bay 2 Click on the sign beside the...

Page 57: ...nd the Unit 0 Box 1 and Bay 2 Click on the sign beside the LEGACY ANNUNCIATOR CARDS option on the Available Hardware window Drag and drop the 4100 0302 1290 24 Point Graphic Interface Icon over to the...

Page 58: ...Module to the panel Select the HARDWARE Tab Expand the Unit 0 Box 1 and Bay 2 Click on the sign beside the INTERFACE option on the Available Hardware window Drag and drop the 4100 0113 RS 232 2120 Int...

Page 59: ...e previous screen Repeat for Port B if used and select the appropriate device type and baud rate etc Note Only Port A can be used for modems or 2120 interface Either Port can be used for printers or t...

Page 60: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 Adding Expansion Modules 8 14 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 61: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Custom Control 9 1 9 Custom Control...

Page 62: ...put Statements are the actions that occur only when the input side of the equation is true Every output statement begins with an Opcode which is the general action that occurs when the input side is t...

Page 63: ...sage Smoke not dirty executes only if the condition of M1 1 is NOT dirty Selecting the Custom Control tab from the main programmer window displays the Custom Control window This window contains two ha...

Page 64: ...m 6 is used for general functions and Program 7 is used for AS1668 Fan Controls Follow these steps to do this 1 Right click on one of the user programs Program 3 through Program 7 located at the botto...

Page 65: ...een defined 1 In the Equations box position the cursor just to the right of INPUTS 2 Click on the Add button The dialog shown below appears 3 Click on the drop down list box select one of the Opcodes...

Page 66: ...n defined 1 In the Equations box position the cursor just to the right of OUTPUTS 2 Click on the Add button The dialog shown below appears 3 Click on the drop down list box select one of the output Op...

Page 67: ...he inputs side changes state it is not evaluated again until the inputs side changes state When combined with the ON and OFF commands all possible control requirements can be met HOLD ON when the inpu...

Page 68: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 Custom Control 9 8 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 69: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide AS1668 Fan Controls 10 1 10 AS1668 Fan Controls...

Page 70: ...e AS1668 1 recommends that the duct detector be downstream from the fan before the first branch in the ducts see clause 4 10 5 b AIR DUCT Air Flow Sensor Air Flow Flow ON Flow OFF Multi Point I O 4 In...

Page 71: ...ectors are programmed as a Utility point type Fan Activate in AS1668 Auto Position 1 The 4100ES S1 panel goes into Alarm and Custom Control determines that the fan should start 2 The 4100ES S1 panel s...

Page 72: ...oard sends a fault e g mains failure to the Multi Point I O 2 The Multi Point I O sends to the panel a fault condition 3 The panel controls the AS1668 module to turn the amber FLT LED to ON AS1668 Fan...

Page 73: ...8 red and green LEDs Airflow Input AS1668 Green and Red LEDs ON Red ON Green OFF OFF Green ON Red OFF The following table summarises the AS1668 amber Fault LED operation AS1668 Rotary Switch State Air...

Page 74: ...nition is built in as part of the configuration template These pseudo points can be monitored via the panel s display screen and referred to from the online executable via Custom Controls Each fan use...

Page 75: ...e panel s display screen and referred to from the online executable via Custom Controls In the Mode box select ON In the Reference Address text box enter the address of the airflow monitoring device H...

Page 76: ...P1265 which is coupled to the Fault LED of the 1st fan Configure the points as described hereafter for the 1st fan Click on the line and select the Point Type TROUBLE In the Custom Label text box ent...

Page 77: ...RIAM RELAY FAN 1 STOP RELAY OR STATUS ON P1201 DIGITAL UTILITY FAN 1 MANUAL START END INPUTS OUTPUTS TRACK ON PRI 9 9 M1 5 1 MRELAY RELAY FAN 1 START RELAY END OUTPUTS The following is an example of...

Page 78: ...ITAL SUPERV FAN 1 AZF85 AND NOT STATUS ON P785 DIGITAL UTILITY ISOLATE TOGGLE ZONE 85 FAN 1 AND RECALL 8 END INPUTS OUTPUTS HOLD ON PRI 9 9 P685 DIGITAL SUPERV FAN 1 AZF85 HOLD ON PRI 9 9 P785 DIGITAL...

Page 79: ...END OUTPUTS 10 5 6 Trigger FAN ON This equation sets the fan control relay to operate the fan when A C Trip P521 is ON or when the manual start is operated The relay is prevented from operating if the...

Page 80: ...ault signal is received from the Mechanical Services Board INPUTS STATUS ON M1 5 1 MRELAY RELAY FAN 1 START RELAY AND NOT STATUS ON M1 5 2 MTSENSE UTILITY FAN 1 RUN INDICATION SAVE 1 STATUS ON M1 3 0...

Page 81: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Building and Downloading the Configuration 11 1 11 Building and Downloading the Configuration...

Page 82: ...plex Service Support for help in resolving build errors 1 Start the ES Programmer and open the job that you want to build 2 Start the build utility by clicking on the Build menu and selecting the Buil...

Page 83: ...lash to slaves by the CPU once it is running 11 2 2 Connection to the PC Connect your PC to the 4100ES S1 through the front panel service connection with a standard straight Ethernet cable If this con...

Page 84: ...s 11 4 IP Communication Parameter Settings Click on the Settings button near the top of the IP File Transfer Window to access the Settings Window The Settings window shows the IP address being used fo...

Page 85: ...ly updating a 4100ES S1 panel However it does not update the message libraries which must be done separately Note A 4100ES S1 will have the Panel Exec and message library installed at the factory To m...

Page 86: ...nel update Activate changes on all Network Nodes Click on this button at any point to apply all previously downloaded files to the networked system Note All inactive files including job configuration...

Page 87: ...e o Percent of Alarm Shows the current value for the sensor Value is shown as a percentage alarm For example if the value shown is 9 it means that the sensor is currently at 9 of the value required to...

Page 88: ...s in the panel s Compact Flash b The lower portion of the window shows files on the PC 2 Click the Copy FROM PC to copy a selected file from the PC to the panel or click on Copy TO PC to copy a select...

Page 89: ...CFIG 1 Select the revision you want to restore from the top window of the History Undo tab 2 Click the revision of the job file you want to compare with the active revision If you want to use another...

Page 90: ...stored there and will not produce History snapshots in the Compact Flash Serial Transfer should only be used for direct transfer of InfoAlarm files if this becomes necessary Serial file transfer for C...

Page 91: ...the default Port COM1 to the port being used 11 6 3 Direct Connection to the Panel 1 Locate the PC within 6 feet of the panel and connect a 733 794 serial cable to the configured serial port typically...

Page 92: ...load In most cases this option should be selected When selected the existing CFIG is automatically replaced with the CFIG being downloaded and the panel is automatically restarted following download 5...

Page 93: ...lex If you need to send an existing 4100ES S1 configuration on your PC to TFPP Simplex technical support the best solution is to zip up the entire job folder The job folder can normally be found under...

Page 94: ...4100ES S1 Programming Guide Document LT0400 Building and Downloading the Configuration 11 14 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 95: ...Document LT0400 4100ES S1 Programming Guide Appendices 12 1 12 Appendices...

Page 96: ...alarm and fault LEDs and to use the Isolate pushbutton to isolate de isolate the zone or general alarm fault tests These programs should not be changed except for removing unneeded zone equations in...

Page 97: ...d in Equation 3 12 to enable code for Alarm Test operation Used in Equation 3 14 to enable code for Fault Test operation Used in Equation 3 15 to disable Alarm and Fault Test operation code after pres...

Page 98: ...le L258 Zone Alarm Test List L259 Zone Fault Test List L260 Zone Isolate Toggles 12 2 4 Physical Hardware Points LEDs Relays etc Alarm Test Active LED or keyboard panel P514 A C Trip LED P521 ACF Isol...

Page 99: ...CURRENT SECOND OR STATUS ON P520 DIGITAL UTILITY MANUAL BATTERY TEST CONTROL AND NOT STATUS ON L257 LIST DPSEUDO GENERAL FIRE TRIP LIST ACF ISOLATABLE DELAY CONSTANT 3605 A256 Analog Timer ANALOG TIM...

Page 100: ...ade Relays These equations should not be modified without consulting a TFPP Simplex Technician References Point Address 0 7 3 City Alarm Relay relay on 4100 type CPU motherboard 0 7 4 City Trouble Rel...

Page 101: ...dices 12 7 3 3 ASE Fault Relay INPUTS STATUS ON A2 ANALOG ANALOG NUMBER OF SYSTEM TROUBLES END INPUTS OUTPUTS TRACK ON PRI 7 7 0 7 4 MCODE7 RELAY Master Output City Trouble Relay TRACK ON PRI 7 7 1 12...

Page 102: ...ected AUX 3 IDNet 6 L 9 DEL C Exit SIG 2 IO 5 A 8 ADDR 0 Enter ZONE 1 FB 4 P 7 NET 2x 40 CHARACTER LCD DISPLAY Event Time Enable Disable On Arm Off Disarm Auto WARN SYS ISOLATE EXT BELL ISOLATE ACF IS...

Page 103: ...M EXISTS AND STATUS ON L256 LIST DPSEUDO BRIGADE CALL ALARM LIST AND STATUS ON P512 DIGITAL UTILITY A ZONE ALARM LED IS FLASHING END INPUTS OUTPUTS FLASH SLOW 0 5 11 MKYLED5CRY LEDRED COMMON ALARM LED...

Page 104: ...Mode INPUTS STATUS ON P513 DIGITAL UTILITY ALARM TEST FAULT TEST NORMAL BUTTON AND NOT STATUS ON P514 DIGITAL UTILITY ALARM TEST AND NOT STATUS ON P515 DIGITAL UTILITY FAULT TEST END INPUTS OUTPUTS HO...

Page 105: ...LIST DPSEUDO FAULT TEST LIST DELAY CONSTANT 60 A257 Analog Timer ANALOG TIMER ALARM and FAULT TEST TIMEOUT END INPUTS OUTPUTS HOLD OFF PRI 9 9 P514 DIGITAL UTILITY ALARM TEST HOLD OFF PRI 9 9 P515 DI...

Page 106: ...TY FAULT TEST AND STATUS ON P901 DIGITAL UTILITY MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH ZONE 1 END INPUTS OUTPUTS HOLD ON PRI 9 9 P1101 DIGITAL TROUBLE FAULT TEST ZONE 1 END OUTPUTS 12 3 4 A C Reset Button and A C Trip...

Page 107: ...ATE END INPUTS OUTPUTS TRACK ON PRI 9 9 SIG3 SIGB RELAY ACF GENERAL FIRE TRIP HOLD ON PRI 9 9 P521 DIGITAL UTILITY A C TRIP END OUTPUTS 12 3 5 Bells Isolate LED and Button The Bells Isolate LED indica...

Page 108: ...257 General Fire Trip List SIG5 Warning Sys Isolate NAC 3 on SPS Power Supply Equations 3 6 Warning System Trip INPUTS STATUS ON L257 LIST DPSEUDO GENERAL FIRE TRIP LIST ACF ISOLATABLE AND NOT STATUS...

Page 109: ...ed out on the push of the button This equation delays 1 second before it sets to off all the points in list L260 which contains the points P701 P799 Equations 3 19 Reset zone isolate toggle INPUTS STA...

Page 110: ...points are used for each zone to store and control the operation 3 65 Zone 1 Multifunction Button P901 x x Zone n Multifunction Button P900 n 3 1 Zone 1 Alarm LED 3 2 Zone 1 Isolate LED P601 x x Zone...

Page 111: ...UTS OUTPUTS HOLD ON PRI 9 9 P601 DIGITAL SUPERV ISOLATE ZONE 1 HOLD ON PRI 9 9 P701 DIGITAL UTILITY ISOLATE TOGGLE ZONE 1 END OUTPUTS 4 3 ZONE 1 De Isolate Switch INPUTS STATUS ON P901 DIGITAL UTILITY...

Page 112: ...T ZONE 1 END INPUTS OUTPUTS FLASH OFF 3 1 LED LED AZF1 LED END OUTPUTS 12 4 5 Zone n Equations ZONE n Isolate Switch INPUTS STATUS ON P900 n DIGITAL UTILITY MULTIFUNCTION SWITCH ZONE n AND NOT STATUS...

Page 113: ...NE n END INPUTS OUTPUTS FLASH SLOW X X LED LED AZFn LED See table TRACK ON PRI 9 9 P512 DIGITAL UTILITY A ZONE ALARM LED IS FLASHING END OUTPUTS ZONE n Ack ed Alarm and Steady LED INPUTS NOT STATUS FA...

Page 114: ...P605 6 3 70 P906 3 11 3 12 P606 7 3 71 P907 3 13 3 14 P607 8 3 72 P908 3 15 3 16 P608 9 2 3 73 P909 3 17 3 18 P609 10 3 74 P910 3 19 3 20 P610 11 3 75 P911 3 21 3 22 P611 12 3 76 P912 3 23 3 24 P612...

Page 115: ...48 4 31 4 32 P648 49 7 4 81 P949 4 33 4 34 P649 50 4 82 P950 4 35 4 36 P650 51 4 83 P951 4 37 4 38 P651 52 4 84 P952 4 39 4 40 P652 53 4 85 P953 4 41 4 42 P653 54 4 86 P954 4 43 4 44 P654 55 4 87 P955...

Page 116: ...Verification Tallies Trouble TROUBLE When activated this point clears all alarm verification tallies in the local panel The Alarm Verification Tally Limit Exceeded trouble point is cleared by this poi...

Page 117: ...Or use the History Undo tab to restore to factory default System Lists Point Label L18 GENERAL FIRE ALARM MONITOR ZONES Stores the number of physical alarm type points connected to the panel L76 VARIA...

Page 118: ...res the number of times an Earth Fault has been detected since last reboot A115 EXCESSIVELY DIRTY OUT OF RANGE Stores the number of Excessively Dirty detectors A116 DIRTY SENSOR COUNTER Stores the num...

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