Simplex TFX-500M, Operator'S Manual

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Figure 1--6 (a) TROUBLE and Zone Trouble Indicators, (b) display TROUBLE message.
LAMP
TEST
TROUBLE
Main Workshop
Welding Area
Zone 2 A48 001
(1) Trouble message
(2) Zone message
(3) Point message
(4) Zone number,
point ID, outstanding
events
FIRE
TROUBLE
SUPERVISORY
POWER
PANEL SILENCE
ALARM SILENCE
SYSTEM RESET
DRILL
ENABLE
OFF
LAMP
TEST
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
NO YES
DELETE ENTER
FAST
ACCESS
B
Y
OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE
QUIT
TROUBLE
Main Workshop
Welding Area
TROUBLE SYSTEM INDICATOR
(YELLOW)
ZONE TROUBLE INDICATOR
(YELLOW)
(a)
TROUBLE DISPLAY MESSAGE
(b)
ZONE TROUBLE INDICATOR
(YELLOW)
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1.3. Quick Response— Trouble
A TROUBLE condition is indicated when there is a problem with the fire detection system. It is important to respond
immediately, because the system may be unable to detect a fire.
What You do What happens
Look at the AUTOCALL TFX-500M/800M
control panels to see TROUBLE lights and
messages. Listen for TROUBLE signals.
1 Yellow TROUBLE LED light.
2 Yellow ZONE TROUBLE LED(s) light.
2 Buzzer sounds a pulsing tone.
3 Display gives TROUBLE message.
Read the display to determine where the
trouble condition originated.
Display shows zone and point identification messages. See Figure
above.
Find the location and cause of the Trouble
condition. Follow your building and company
procedures.
Lights, buzzers, and displays continue.
Respond according to your facility’s Trouble
response procedure.
Lights, buzzers, and displays continue.
ACCEPT the trouble events (See Section
1.4., page 7.)
This provides a list of devices that have been activated.
After cause has been found, response
made,and events accepted, SILENCE the
system. (See Section 1.5. page 8 .)
(See Section 1.5. page 8 .)
RESET the system. (See Section 1.6., page
9 .)
(See Section 1.6., page 9.)
WARNING: Do not allow a fire control panel to remain in a Trouble condition. The fire control system may not
respond properly to a fire alarm condition.
Multiple faults may be indicated by a “Fault Overflow”message. See Section 2.7. , page 17 .
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