Tyco 516.800.918 User Instructions Download Page 7

801AP

17A-05-AP

2

 

11/02

© 2002 Tyco Safety Products

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PUBLICATION:

ISSUE No. 

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 DATE:

COMMISSION DATE

Selecting COMMISSION DATE from the main menu
displays the date of device commissioning, which is
downloaded from the MX Front Panel (CIE) on the actual
date of commissioning. Press ‘Menu’ to return to main menu. 

DEVICE TYPE ID

DEVICE TYPE ID displays the addressable device Model
No. eg, 801PH. Select DEVICE TYPE ID and the detector
type is displayed.

LED MODE 

The LED on the attached addressable device can be
programmed to blink, it will flash each time the detector is
polled. This can be done by selecting ‘Blnk’. 

To switch off the blinking select ‘Off’ 

Test the LED status by selecting ‘Tst’.
This turns the LED ‘On’ for 2 to 3
seconds 

Press ‘Men’ to return to the main menu 

For all devices using the MIM800 module (eg,
call points) or Intrinsically Safe varients (eg,
CP840Ex Callpoint), the LED can not be made
to illuminate unless the device is powered from
the addressable loop. Observe the warning (see
DIGITAL OUTPUTS) when connecting the
Service Tool to a device on the addressable
loop.

DIGITAL INPUTS

This menu option displays the status of the digital inputs as a
decimal number between 0 to 255 for all addressable devices. 

For ancillaries RIM800 and APM800, the following status
messages are displayed (in addition to the decimal number): 

DIGITAL OUTPUTS

The user may set the Digital Output of the addressable device
by using the following function buttons, F2 to F4: 

Flashing cursor denotes the digit to be set. 

 - moves the cursor one position to the

right

Tog - toggles between 0 and 1 for each digit 

‘Set’ - prompts the 801AP to send an
instruction to the addressable device 

‘Menu’ - to return to the main menu options 

WARNING:

WHEN USING THE SERVICE TOOL WITH AN 

ANCILLARY DEVICE CONNECTED TO THE 

ADDRESSABLE LOOP, MAKE SAFE ANY 

ATTACHED EQUIPMENT, eg, EXTINGUISHING, 

PLANT SHUTDOWN etc. UNLESS IT IS BEING 

USED SPECIFICALLY FOR TESTING THE 

ATTACHED EQUIPMENT. 

RIM800

APM800

Relay Activ

Device OK

Relay Inact

Device Flt

Relay Fault 

Summary of Contents for 516.800.918

Page 1: ...ll recharge the batteries as well The 801AP consists of the following MX Service Tool Service Tool to ancillary connector lead 110 or 230V ac adaptor plus lead 4 x rechargeable AA size Nickel Metal Hy...

Page 2: ...on the base of the 801AP using a cross point screwdriver holding the battery compartment cover whilst removing it b Insert the batteries ensuring correct polarity as shown inside the battery compartm...

Page 3: ...e remaining CAUTION ONCE THE HOURS LEFT REACHES ZERO THE SERVICE TOOL BECOMES INOPERABLE AND MUST BE RETURNED TO THE BRANCH OFFICE When there is less than 50 hours the expiry time appears The screen d...

Page 4: ...nu displays the option The top line position of text is always shown in relation to the F1 F4 buttons above In the Main Menu F1 scrolls left through the main menu options F2 or F3 select the menu opti...

Page 5: ...gle Option If Write is selected then the following message will appear for 2 seconds This is followed by Having programmed an address the Service Tool moves to the next sequential address This may be...

Page 6: ...is available on the following types of detectors MX Ionisation MX Optical Heat Optical sensing element only MX CO Heat CO sensing element only Note Self test is NOT available for the heat sensing chan...

Page 7: ...rients eg CP840Ex Callpoint the LED can not be made to illuminate unless the device is powered from the addressable loop Observe the warning see DIGITAL OUTPUTS when connecting the Service Tool to a d...

Page 8: ...urns itself off The preset time period may be increased or decreased firstly in 1 minute steps then in 5 minute steps up to 60 minutes maximum Use Dn and Up to decrease or increase the timer period Ch...

Page 9: ...ion is not normally used If the buttons or display are not responding correctly the Service Tool may be reset This is done by pushing a small jewellers type screwdriver into the pinhole on the bottom...

Page 10: ...e identification value LED Mode Blnk flashes each time the device is polled Off switches OFF the blinking option Tst tests of the LED Digital Inputs Displays the status of the digital inputs in addres...

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