Geotech ORS SITEPRO 2000, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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In Example #2 (below), the switch settings indicate that the panel is a Slave and that it has been allocated the
network
address of 2.
Set Logic Switches
Configure the logic dip switches exactly as you would for single panel systems. For each external interlock device wired
to the ORS SITEPRO™ panel, the corresponding logic switches must be set for either
Normally Open or Normally
Closed status.
Set Receive switches
In multi-panel
networks , the procedure for setting the receive dip switches is exactly the same as that used for single
panel applications. However, it should be emphasized that in network applications, alarms can be generated either by
local external interlock devices wired directly to the panel or by alarms broadcast by other panels on the Interlock
Communication Bus. For example, if the Channel 1 dip switch (dip switch 5) is set to ON, the panel will be shut down if,
1) a local interlock device wired to Channel 1 generates an alarm, or 2) one of the other panels in the network broadcasts
an alarm on Channel 1. Therefore, the question that must be asked when setting a panels receive dip switches is, “Under
what conditions do I want this panel to shut down?” Refer to your Network Configuration Sheet and Set the RECEIVE dip
switches according to the flowchart in figure 18.
Set Send switches
The settings of the send Switches determine which panels in the
network can be shut down by alarms present on the
alarm channels of the panel being configured. These four dip switches are labeled 1-4 to correspond with the four alarm
channels. Refer to your Network Configuration Sheet and set the SEND dip switches according to the flowchart in figure
21.
As mentioned in the section on single panel configuration, wire external interlock devices
Normally Closed so that they open on alarm. Such circuits are fail safe in that an alarm will
be generated if wire is accidentally broken.
When a send dip switch is set to the ON position, any alarm on that channel will be
broadcast on the
Interlock Communication Bus . However, only those panels on the
network whose RECEIVE switches are configured to “listen” to that channel will react to
the alarm.