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To select ‘Can Pulse’ for the desired local output use the navigation keys to highlight option 2 ‘Can
Pulse’ and then press the
key or, using the numeric keypad, simply press the ‘2’ key to select it.
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Pattern ‘1’ is the default pattern assigned to all outputs.
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Pattern ‘0’ is the default pattern (does not respond to pattern zone logic) assigned to Function LEDs
1 and 2.
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Press the
and
keys to change pattern number assigned to the output. Alternatively, press the
key to clear the current pattern number and then, using the numeric keys, assign a new pattern
number. Press the
key to confirm the pattern assignment change.
Note:
Assigning Pattern ‘0’ to the Function LED Indicators will cause the LED to turn on and off in
conjunction with the pressing of the corresponding Function Key. Refer to
Section 5.3.6.1
Input Action
for details of function key programming.
5.3.7.2
Can Pulse
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This parameter determines whether the output can be turned on in a pulsed mode.
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By default, all local outputs are set so that pulsing is possible. If the pattern is set to pulse for a
specific zone input condition, the output will turn on/ off at a rate of 1-second on/ 1-second off.
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Press the appropriate key to edit the assigned ringing pattern, whether the output can be pulsed,
whether the output will turn on when the EVACUATE key is pressed and whether the output can be
silenced when the SILENCE/RESOUND key is pressed.
5.3.7.1
Pattern Assignment
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Each output can be assigned to turn on in accordance with a set of rules (Logic) depending on where
a fire or plant warning condition occurs (refer to
Section 5.3.9.1 Output Patterns
for details of
pattern programming). Up to 40 patterns (patterns 1 – 40) can be programmed in the panel. Each
output is then assigned to one of these patterns.
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In the example below the LCD displays the options available for Sounder 1 but these are available
for any of the local outputs.
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