Pittway Notifier AFP1010, Руководство по устранению неисправностей

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AM2020/AFP1010 Troubleshooting Guide 50432 Revision A 8/13/97
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activation of all the sounders and evacuates the building.
3) The guard goes to investigate the alarm and is unable to respond. In which
case, after the one minute time out, the main sounders are activated and the
building is safely evacuated.
The "TIM" function can be used in the Control-By-Event equation of an output
type device (CMX, XPC, or XPR modules) or of a reverse-activated zone to
automatically turn on that zone or output device at a specific day and time.
There are two types of "TIM" equations; the first may be used to turn on a zone
or device on certain days of the week. The second may be used to turn on a
zone or device on a specific date.
Equation Type 1 Format: TIM(SU MO TU WE TR FR SA HH.MM HH.MM)
Equation Type 2 Format: TIM(MM-DD-YY HH.MM HH.MM)
Note: In the above equations the start and stop times are optional. If no times are
specified the device/zone will activate for the entire day. If times are specified they must
be in a 24-hour military format (00.01 to 24.00).
Example of Equation Type 1: Assume that Zone 236 is a reverse activated zone with the
following Control-By-Event equation:
TIM(MO TU WE TR FR 08.00 17.00)
This means that Zone 236 will be activated everyday of the week (excluding Saturdays and
Sundays) from 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM.
Example of Equation Type 2: Assume that Zone 225 is a reverse activated zone with the
following Control-By-Event equation:
TIM(11-14-)
This means that Zone 225 will be activated on November 14th of every year for the entire
day (from midnight of the previous day until midnight of the 14th).
The "SDEL" is a latching version of "DEL" which requires a system reset to
restore once activated. The "SDEL" function can be used in the Control-By-
Event equation of an output type device (CMX, XPC, or XPR modules) or of a
reverse-activated zone to delay the activation of that output device or zone and
as an option turn the output device or zone off after a specified time.
These are the days of the
week on which the zone or
device will activate.
This is the stop time
in an hours.minutes
format (optional).
This is the start time
in an hours.minutes
format (optional).
This is the specific date on
which the zone or device
will activate in a month/
day/year format. The
month, day, year specifier
is optional. If one of these
items is omitted then its
entire range is used as the
default (see examples
below).
This is the start time
in an hours.minutes
format (optional).
This is the stop time
in an hours.minutes
format (optional).
How Does the "TIM"
Function Work?
How Does the "SDEL"
Function Work?
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