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User manUal
HEKLA sEriEs
Control panels and signalling equipment
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DECLArATiON OF CONFOrMiTY
AND PErFOrMANCE
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no. 1328 – CPR – 0815
Standards: EN 54-2:1997/AC:1999/A1:2006
EN 54-4:1997/AC:1999/A1:2002/A2:2006
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GENErALs
The fire alarm control panels HEKLA series control the de-
vices of a fire protection system, monitoring up to 384 dif-
ferent zones.
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ACCEss LEVELs
Panels functions can be accessed according to three differ-
ent access levels:
• level 1 (public) – accessible to anyone via keypad
• level 2 (user) – accessible with user access code via
keypad
• level 3 (maintenance/programming) – accessible with in-
staller access code via keypad
On level 1, access is granted just to functions that can be
used by the public:
• Button Lamp Test
• Area buttons Queue Review
Level 2 gives access to controls for authorized users:
• All other buttons
• User menu
Access to level 2
– press ENTER
– enter the user access code (default)
Note: if you fail to enter the code within 10 seconds, the
control panel returns to the previous screen.
– press ENTER
return to level 1
– press ESC until the date and time come up
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FrONT PANEL
The control panels can be controlled via the front panel on
any fire alarm control panel, or a networked repeater panel.
HEKLA HLREPEATER
All functions and statuses are viewed and managed via the
graphic display and coloured indicator LEDs on the panel.
If there is an alarm or a fault, its description comes up on
the display.
▼ Alarm message
Fire [progressive number] Zone [zone number] C [con-
trol panel address] L [loop number] D [device address]
[device type]
[zone name][device name]
Last alarm zone [zone number]
Number of zones in alarm state [number]
▼ Fault message
Control panel [panel address]
[fault description]
Total number of faults [number]
If there is more than one alarm or fault message, the rele-
vant LED and/or flashes Fire Fault
– press the button by the LED to scroll through the list of
alarms or faults
Once you have viewed all the alarms or faults present, the
relevant LED stays steadily lit.