UTC Fire and Security Kidde AirSense SynaG Series, Installation Manual

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Chapter 3: Configuration and commissioning
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Specify the firenet repeater type
Select the firenet repeater type setting (nr) if you want to use the repeater to
display panel status instead of zone status information. (nr = Pn).
When the control panel is configured to repeat the status of other panels, the
zone indications display global panel status information: the red zone LED will
indicate the panel ID in the network is in alarm (automatic or manual) and the
yellow zone LED will indicate the panel ID is in fault, disable or test.
By default, zone repeaters are used (nr = 2n)
Select remote output control
Set firenet remote output control (nO) ON if you want an addressable compatible
control panel in the fire network to command the outputs of the conventional
panel (sounders, fire routing, fire protection, fault warning output, and expansion
board outputs) with advanced programming options.
Consult the addressable control panel documentation (including its configuration
utility software) if you require this type of advanced configuration.
If the control panel is configured for remote output control, it will no longer
activate outputs based on its own logic and will only activate outputs with
commands coming from the fire network.
This mode of operation is fail-safe i.e. if the control panel detects a fire network
fault, the outputs will activate with the local logic or the remote commands.
By default, firenet remote output control is off for standalone applications or pure
conventional fire networks where the control panel controls its outputs.
Commissioning
Before commissioning the control panel
Before commissioning the control panel, make sure that:
• The control panel has been correctly installed
• The mains power is 110 VAC or 240 VAC, is connected correctly, and
complies with all requirements described in “Connecting the mains power
supply” on page 18
• There are no short or open circuits in any of the zone circuits
• All zones have the correct end-of-line termination, as described in
“Terminating zones” on page 13
• All manual call points have the correct resistance for alarm identification, as
described in “Connecting manual call points” on page 13