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- USER MANUAL -
FXUP
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1. INTRODUCTION
FXUP is an expansion unit for FXPRO fire control units. Its operating menus can be accessed using emulation from a FXPRO
unit or from a different control panel (Selected unit button).
This manual explains how to use the FXUP expansion unit.
It is part of the technical documentation of the unit, together with the technical manual, the programming manual and the
quick guide.
The FXUP unit can be operated from a PC station, using the GLOBALPRO software.
The user of the plant must not open the metallic box. Should the need arise, get in touch with the installer or an authorized
maintenance operator.
1.1 Definitions
Master
and
Slave
: the main control panel, managing data exchange between control panels, and any other control panel.
1.2 Marginal symbols key
¤: Optional functions, whose requirements are included in the EN54 standard.
‡: Functions that refer to different parts of the EN54 standard.
2. USER INTERFACE
FXUP has no user interface of its own. To use it, it has to be part of a local network of a FXPRO unit. During emulation
mode, the
Selected unit
LEDs show the alarm, fault and operativity statuses of FXUP:
LED
MEANING
ALARM (red)
Glowing or
blinking
One or more devices of this unit sent an alarm signal, or an EVACUATE command has been issued.
SILENCE SOUNDERS
Glowing
A user has issued a temporary sounders silencing request.
SILENCE BUZZER
Glowing
A user has issued a temporary buzzer silencing request.
DELAYED MODE
Glowing
Delayed mode is ON.
TEST
Glowing
Test mode is ON.
MAINS (green)
Glowing
Mains supply is working.
DISABLE – COMMON
Glowing
At least one element has been disabled.
DISABLE – DEVICES
Glowing
At least one device has been disabled.
DISABLE – OUTPUTS
Glowing
At least one zone has been disabled.
DISABLE – BELLS
Glowing
At least a sounder on any loop or bell output has been disabled.
COMMON FAULT
Blinking
At least one element has issued a fault signal.
FAULT – DEVICES
Blinking
At least one device has issued a fault signal.
FAULT – BELLS
Blinking
At least a sounder on any loop or bell output issued a fault event.
FAULT – CPU
Glowing
This unit has a CPU fault.
FAULT – SUPPLY
Blinking
At least one power supply has issued a fault event.
Emulation, level 1 (chap. 3.2)
Emulation, level 2 (chap. 3.2)
During acknowledgement time, starts investigation
time. Otherwise, starts the evacuate procedure for
the emulated unit.
Starts the evacuate procedure for the emulated unit.
Silences the buzzer of the emulated unit.
If, after pressing this button, the buzzer keeps ringing, it might be the panel’s buzzer that’s ringing. Browse to the panel
managing screens and try again.
Immediately silences sounders of the emulated unit (beware: some
relay outputs are not classified as sounders even if they control
sounder devices).
If the emulated unit’s buzzer is off, pressing this button starts that
unit’s reset.
