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signalled by the alarm and fault relays opening simultaneously, this can
be done by changing Option 3 jumper so only the fault relay is opened.
(
see Fig.6 )
Fault Monitoring - A fault will be indicated by one of the following:
Supply input voltage out of specification
1.
PIR sensor malfunction / microwave malfunction
2.
The fault will remain until the power is cycled off/on.
This detector is capable of performing a self-test. There are two types of self-test;
a local self-test and a remote self-test.
Self-Test
To meet the requirements of EN50131-2-4 this detector is capable of performing a
self-test. There are two types of self-test, a local self-test and a remote self-test.
Local Self-Test
Local self test is controlled by the detector and runs periodically to test the
functionality of the circuitry. Setting the Local Self Test Jumper to DISABLED will
disable this function. If the test is passed no indication is shown but if it fails then a
fault will be signalled to the panel and the LED lights orange (if enabled). The fault
will remain until the power is cycled off/on.
Remote Self-Test
This test is initiated at the control panel. If the test is passed the green LED pulses
twice in quick succession and alarm signalled but if it fails then a fault will be
signalled to the panel and the LED lights orange (if enabled). The fault will remain
until the power is cycled off/on. The panel is required to set the ‘TEST’ terminal low
(0V) for activation of Remote Self Test.
Walk Test
This test is initiated at the control panel. If this terminal (RLED) is set low by the
panel (0V) the unit will enter walk test mode (when LED indication J5 is disabled).