CWSI CP-3500D, Руководство по эксплуатации и установке

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4.5.2 CP-3500D, Repeater NAC, Relay Box, RM-5 and SR-5
Programming
Up to three different zones can be programmed per relay. The three zone fields can be edited as
described in 4.4.3 for device zone assignment. Enter the zones programmed into any transmitters
which are required to activate the selected relay. When the repeater receives a signal from that
transmitter the relay will activate. Keep in mind zones 1-889 respond to alarms and zones 900-999
respond to trouble signals from the transmitter. When you have input the zones press the ENTER key
to exit edit mode.
Important: Do not program NAC outputs to activate on any zone which is
programmed into a device setup for sprinkler supervisory operation as described in sections
4.4.4 and 4.7 of this manual unless approved by the local AHJ.
Manual activation is possible in addition to automatic zone activation of a relay. The HORNS ON
button can be programmed to manually activate the selected relay. The default is none. This means
that the relay will not be activated manually. Selecting Horns On will program the CP-3500D to
activate the selected relay manually when the HORNS ON keypad button is pressed. Note: The
HORNS ON button will not activate relays when the CP-3500D is in test mode. Refer to the test mode
and operation sections of this manual for more information. To program the HORNS ON button to
manually activate the selected relay, move the cursor to the Relay On field and press ENTER. Use
the UP key to select Horns On then press ENTER to exit edit mode.
Activated relays will always be deactivated if the RESET key is pressed. An additional keypad button
can also be selected to deactivate the relay if desired. This will allow restoring select relays to normal
without resetting the entire system. To program an additional button for relay deactivation, move the
cursor to the Relay Off button field. Press ENTER to enter edit mode then use the UP/DOWN buttons
to scroll through the available selections.
The button choices for manually deactivating a relay are Signal Silence, Detector sounder silence,
Strobe Reset and Reset only. The default is Signal Silence. Detector sounder silence may be
selected in an application where the selected relay must be reset at the same time Model 301
Tandem Smoke alarm sounders are silenced. Strobe Reset may be selected where horns and
strobes must be individually reset. Use of these buttons must comply with NFPA and or local AHJ
requirements. The Reset only choice should be selected if the RESET key is to be the only method to
restore the output to normal. Specific functions for all of these buttons can be found in the operation
section of this manual. Any RB, RM-5 or wireless relay dry contact outputs programmed to activate
upon receipt of a supervisory will self-restore if supervisory self-restore is on and all supervisory
signals are restored.
After making all of the desired changes to a relay you can save your information or press the next soft
key to advance to the next relay. Pressing the prev soft key will take you one relay back. Pressing
prev while displaying NAC RLY 01 will take you to the highest number relay which can be
programmed. When programming the CP-3500D
NAC’s you are only permitted to program NAC RLY
01 and NAC RLY 02. Relay box relays cannot be accessed since you cannot connect any model RB
relay box to a CP-3500D. Relay box relay and RM-5 relay module programming is permitted on the
AR-5 repeater. The programming is allowed even if neither is connected but obvi
ously they can’t
activate unless they are connected. If you press the NEXT soft key while displaying NAC RLY 02
when programming an AR-5 repeater, the first relay box/RM-5 relay form will be shown. The relay
label at the top of the screen will read RB RLY 01. This indicates the first relay of the relay box or RM-
5. Pressing the next soft key will now advance you through the 40 relay box relay programming