EDWARDS SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY IRC-3, Руководство по программированию

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Operations Manual 27
09:15:45 AP 0000 DP0000
09:15:45 = Present Time. Time is displayed in 24-hour format.
AP =
Active Points. After the system has completed an initial
poll of devices/zones, AP XXXX indicates the total
number of active network points.
DP = Disabled Points.
In addition to the above display, trouble status messages will flash
when a certain problem exists. The message will be displayed to the
right of the Disabled Points (DP). This can be extremely helpful to
troubleshooting a problem. The possible message conditions are:
• “COM0 - ZAS-2 Communication Flag
• “RES0” - Reset in Progress
• “ZAS0” - Internal Trouble
• “MPE0” - Mapping Disabled
• “PRG0” - Programming in Progress
• “GND0” - ZAS-2 Ground Fault
• “LIN0” - Class-A Fault
• “MAP0 - ZAS-2 Map Fault
01:01:01 AP 0000 DP 0000 ZAS0
“
ZAS0
” indicates that an internal trouble exists with the ZAS card.
Other messages will be displayed when other conditions exist.
When the CM2ND receives an alarm, the following is displayed:
09:15:45 MW 0000 Fire Alarm 0503 @04:02
40-Character Custom Message
09:15:45 = Present Time. Time is displayed in 24-hour format.
MW = Messages Waiting. The number of unacknowledged
messages in the CM2ND is indicated by the MW
XXXX counter. With firmware version 3.31 and
higher, a global acknowledge is posted to any
unacknowledged point, and the display is cleared
upon reset on the CM1(N). Prior firmware versions;
messages must be acknowledged using the Next/Ack
switch before the panel can be restored to normal.
Fire Alarm = Message Type. Indicates the type of alarm that is
received by the CM2ND.
Fire Alarm = Detector, pull-station, or waterflow switch has activated.
SUP(supervisory) Short = The indicated device has closed its circuit.
Trouble = The indicated device has opened its circuit.
Security Active = The indicated security device has activated.
0503 = Point Identification. The system address of the device
that initiated the alarm.
@04:02 = Event Time. Indicates the time that the alarm
occurred in 24-hour format.
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