Operation & Installation Manual RFP V2 Series
MA225 Rev 1
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Note: If a mimic panel or RIL is connected to the Alarm being tested check that it
also illuminates at this time.
4. Repeat for every other zone in the system.
Note: When the test button is pressed, all Alarms will sound but when the button
released, it may take 15-30 second to silence every Alarm depending on the number
of Alarms in the zone.
5. Return the panel to its normal operating condition and reset any latching
indicators by switching the key switch to the “OFF” position and then back
to the “ON” position.
Note: If latching ancillary devices are used these will need to be individually reset. If
system has been customised, the functions selected may require additional testing.
If during testing any of the above steps fail, refer to the “Troubleshooting” in Chapter
6.4
Zone Fault Test
1. Proceed to the Smoke/Heat Alarm containing the EOL (last) in zone 1.
Remove the EOL device positive / interconnect wire or put S3 to OFF
position (if used), check the following:
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Zone1 fault LED illuminates
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The panel buzzer will sound continuously.
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Activate the sounder silence switch. The panel buzzer will chirp once
every 20 seconds.
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Defect Mode relay activate.
2. Restore the wire or S3 to ON, amber fault LED extinguishes. The Panel
buzzer will be silenced and defect mode deactivates.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each zone in the system.
Note: Many options on the RFP are user selectable. Additional testing may be
required if the system has been customised. Refer to system as installed details.
4. If a device is connected to the defect mode output, check that the device is
activated when:
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Power is switched “OFF”
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Ancillary Isolate Switch is “ON”
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Zone fault is active, Defect Mode relay contact will changeover.
6.5
As-Installed Diagrams and Installer's Statement
An as-installed diagram of the wiring layout of the complete installation, including the
positions of the Smoke/Heat Alarms and zone facilities, should be provided before a
final inspection is made.
6.6
Log Book
A log should be kept by the person on-site responsible for the RFP V2 system. The
responsible person's name and contact details should be kept at the RFP V2 control
panel. A separate section of this manual provides an example for the recording of
all alarm/service/maintenance details.
