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Kidde Gemini II System
2-4 READING THE STATUS DISPLAY
Under normal conditions, when there are no current alarms
or trouble messages, the front panel displays the status of
the unit.
unit
time stamp
status
date stamp
event summary
09-17-02
ALM00 SUP0 TBL00
MCP v1.BA
SYSTEM STATUS NORMAL
12:00
Figure 2-2. MCP Display
unit
time stamp
status
date stamp
event summary
09-17-02
ALM00 SUP0 TBL00
RHU v1.BA
LOCAL STATUS NORMAL
12:00
Figure 2-3. RHU (in local operation) Display
Status Line Format
First line, left side – Type of unit, such as MCP (Main Con-
trol Panel), RHU (Remote Hazard Unit), or RDU (Re-
mote Display Unit).
First line, right side – System Software version.
Second line – Status. At the Main Control Panel and Re-
mote Hazard Units in global mode, this is the system
status. In local mode, the display shows the local sta-
tus.
Third line – When the status is normal, it shows the current
time and date.
Fourth line – Shows the summary of the Alarm, Trouble
and Supervisory events.
2-5 VIEWING CURRENT ALARM AND
TROUBLE MESSAGES
At the Main Control Panel and all Remote Hazard Units
configured for global mode, all alarm and trouble messages
are displayed. A Remote Hazard Unit in local mode only
displays alarms and troubles for its own hazard. A Remote
Display Unit mimics the system status information displayed
on the Main Control Panel or Remote Hazard Unit to which
it is assigned. Unassigned Remote Display Units display
all alarm and trouble events (defaults to global mode).
The first alarm message will remain on the display until the
system is reset. Troubles will remain until the condition
clears or a new event occurs. If a new event occurs, this
message is displayed for 2 to 3 seconds, and the display
reverts to the first message. When more than one mes-
sage is current, the ALARM SCROLL or SUP/TBL
SCROLL buttons can be used to cycle through them.
Alarm Message Format
First line, left side – Origin of the event; can be MCP (Main
Control Panel), RHU (Remote Hazard Unit) or RDU
(Remote Display Unit).
First line, right side – Alarm message (event messages and
their meaning are listed in Paragraph 2-12).
Second line, left side – Local (event created at this unit)
or Remote (event created at a different unit).
Second line, right side – The status of the event e.g., Sig-
nals ON, Silenced, etc.
Third line – Release status e.g., Not Releasing, Releasing
in 20 seconds, Agent Released, etc.
Fourth line – Summary of active and silenced Alarm, Su-
pervisory and Trouble event on the system along with
event number of current event being displayed e.g.,
ALM01/03 SUP0 TBL00, ALM00 SUP0 TBL02/05.
MCP Alarm Zone 1
Local SIG 1 ON 2 ON
Not Releasing
ALM01/01 SUP00 TBL00
local or remote
alarm description
event summary
release status
ON or silenced
event origin;
can be mcp
or rhu
Figure 2-4. Local Alarm Messages on MCP
Examples of Alarm Messages
Ex. 1: MCP Alarm Zone 2
Local SIG 1 ON 2 ON
Releasing in 20 seconds
ALM02/02 SUP0 TBL00
Ex. 2: MCP Alarm Zone 1
Local SIG 1 OFF 2 ON
Releasing in 10 seconds
ALM01/02 SUP0 TBL00
Ex.3: RHU#1 AlarmZone 2
Remote Silenced
Not Releasing
ALM01/01 SUP0 TBL00
Trouble Message Format
First line – Origin of the event; can be MCP (Main Control
Panel), RHU (Remote Hazard Unit), or RDU (Remote
Display Unit).
First line, right side – Trouble message (event messages
and their meaning are listed in Paragraph 2-12).
Second line, left side - Local (event created at this unit) or
Remote (event created at a different unit).
Second line, right side – The status of the event, i.e., Ac-
tive, Silenced, etc.
Third line – Not used.
Fourth line – Summary of active and silenced Alarm, Su-
pervisory and Trouble events on the system along with
event number of the current event being displayed, e.g.,
ALM01/03 SUP0 TBL00, ALM00 SUP0 TBL02/05.
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