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Technical documentation 20140208BA AFMS3000
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Operating instructions
Version 1.0 2018/03/17 page 14 of 24
2.7. Operating modes of the AFMS
2.7.1. Fire alarm
If a fire alarm occurs, the illuminated field "FIRE" blinks red and the acoustic sounder sounds
permanently. If the system is in the main menu, this jumps automatically to the menu entry "New Fire".
Information about the new fire is shown in the display.
FIRE
When the key "FIRE"/"A" is pressed once, the acoustic sounder stops. The display is renewed. If the
system is not yet in the menu entry "New Fire", this is now repeated (e.g. in case a new fire alarm
occurs while the user is navigating through the sub-menus).
FIRE
A A
Pressing the "FIRE"/"A" key accepts all the fire alarms that are currently shown in the display. By
accepting a fire alarm, the user signals acknowledgement of the fire alarm and that further measures
have been introduced. If all fire alarms have been accepted, the field "FIRE" illuminated permanently
red.
If the alarm is not accepted within two minutes, the switching of the 3
rd
output of the output module
automatically activates an externally connected automatic general alarm system. The display then
shows at top right corner "general alarm!"
If more than the five (5) fire alarms that can be displayed accumulate, it is possible to change between
the fire alarms by pressing the ">>>" menu key. The display is changed from fire alarm to a fault by
pressing the relevant "FIRE" or "FAULT" key. The display always shows the newest and the oldest fire
alarm and the newest and oldest fault for 30s after the last interaction. The last fire alarm that occurred
appears in the top position.
With a reset action of the fire alarm, the user signs, that the fire has been extinguished. In order to
reset a fire alarm (condition "cleared"), the menu entry "Accepted Fire" (repeated pressing of the
"FIRE" key) must be selected. All accepted fire(s) are shown in this menu tab. Pressing the "RESET"
key again only resets the fire alarm selected with the white arrow! The relevant detector is then
automatically set to “armed”. Each fire alarm has to be reset individually! If all fire alarms have been
reset, the "FIRE"-field turns back into green colour. If a new fire alarm occurs (after resetting of a fire
alarm), then this fire detector is still active or is active again (e.g. due to residual smoke in the optical
chamber of a smoke detector). In this case a new alarm will come up!