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Analog Addressable Fire Panels Release Notes for Version 2.01 | en 7
Bosch Security Systems, Inc. Release Notes F.01U.075.638 | 08 | 2012.08
– Global gas alarm zone NAC patterns: Only the Steady and Temporal Code 4 NAC
patterns are available for the global Gas Alarm zone.
– Reduced system initialization speed: On large systems with many FMR-1000
annunciators, updating annunciator status and initializing the system will take more time.
Please use the battery calculator to plan your system to keep it within the specified time
frame.
– AUX terminal short causes reboot: If the AUX terminals are shorted, a reboot is not
initiated.
– Class B SLC intermittent open/restore: If a Class B SLC loop goes into an intermittent
open/restore situation, it will no longer result in a false alarm being triggered.
– Relay bypass issue: The issue where the R2M RLY-1 was still activated after bypass has
been corrected.
– Alarm silence after pre-signal: The silence function now works correctly when using the
Pre-signal function.
– PSTN SIA reporting time: The DACT now only waits for the programmed interval
between dialing attempts.
– New SLC devices: The FAP-325-T Analog Multisensor Detector has been removed from
the literature as an SLC device.
– 4-Wire Alarm Verification: The Alarm Verifiaction Delay type programming has been
disabled for the contact modules.
– Incorrect Alarm Verification Time: The Inguide now correctly lists the alarm verification
time of 90-180 seconds range.
2.3 Known Issues in Version 2.01
– Answer unknown trouble: When remote access is enabled, incoming calls (non-modem)
result in a trouble message. Currently, a “work around” is to disable remote access.
– Only one group allowed: Currently, although up to eight panels can be networked, they
must all be in the same group. Panels will be assignable to different groups in the next
release, but, in the meantime, prevent access to functions (silence, reset, etc) by
untrained, unauthorized personnel.
– Multi-building interconnections: Because any interconnected panel can control all
interconnected panels, it is possible to silence or reset an alarm, trouble, or supervisory
signal initiated by a panel in one building from another building. Since all interconnected
panels are in the same group, this cannot be avoided. Panels will be assignable to
different groups in the next release, but, in the meantime, prevent access to functions
(silence, reset, etc) by untrained, unauthorized personnel.
– incorrect temporal pattern: FAA-325-B6S may produce an incorrect temporal pattern for
the first cycle.
– Zone limitation: A maximum of four FAD-325-R Duct relays can be activated by a single
zone to meet the 10 second time limitation. If more than four FAD-325-R Duct relays are
needed, assign to separate zones.
– 4-Wire Alarm Verification: The Alarm Verifiaction Delay type is not listed for 4-wire
detectors connected to a an FLM-325-CZM4 module, but can still be programmed. The
literature indicates that this is a valid option.
– 440 detectors walk test: The 440 detectors can remain in walk test mode with their LEDs
flashing red if the walk test was not started and stopped with the same login.
– Counting zone: Counting Zone does not count properly if the Global Delay Mode is
configured as Sandwich/Dual Zone and no floors are enabled for Sandwich or no dual
zone dependancies are set