Interlogix FlexZone Series, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Chapter 3: Calibration and setup
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FlexZone™ Product Guide
Defining the cable segment boundaries
The following procedures are performed in the Cable Settings field of the Side A
or B Cfig tab.
Refer to the magnitude response plot created during the locating the cable
segment boundaries tap test procedure to calculate and note the average
location of each segment boundary.
Note:
To precisely locate the segment boundaries, you can use the UCM’s
Range (m) spin control to enter the meter where a segment begins. You can
adjust only the start point of each segment using the Range control. The end of a
segment is determined by the beginning of the next segment, or the end of the
detecting cable.
Defining sensor cable as non-detecting (setting the start point of detecting
cable)
Note: Any sensor cable that is located before the designated start point and after
the designated end point of detecting cable must be set as nondetecting. Any
cable bypasses must also be set as non-detecting.
1. Below the Segment Setting window on the Side A Cfig tab, select the Split
button. The Profile graph is divided into 2 sections, the white section is the
currently selected Segment.
2. Use the Range (m) spin control to enter the meter at which detection will
begin (the beginning of the second segment).
3. Use the Segment spin control to select segment 1 (or left-click on the gray
portion of the window).
4. Use the spin controls to assign Segment 1 to Zone 0.
5. Save the UCM file and download the configuration data to the processor.
Defining the detecting cable segments
Once you have defined the lead-in cable section as Zone 0 you can define the
detecting cable according to the site plan. Each time you select the split button,
you divide the selected segment into two equal sections. You then adjust the
length of the selected segment and assign the segment’s zone number for alarm
reporting. Each processor can include up to 100 cable segments (50 per cable
side) and up to either 60 (FlexZone-60) or 4 (FlexZone-4) distinct alarm zones
(plus zone 0).