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Document No: LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation & Programming Manual
Programming Part 2
Issue 1.02 8 April 2015 Page 7-5
7.2.2 OPERATION OF THE ZONE CONFIGURATION PROGRAMMING MENUS
The zone configuration programming menus (refer Figure 7.2.1) allow the programming of a
set of options for a zone or range of zones, and also a set of global options. A zone (or
range of zones) must first be assigned to the zone configuration list before its options can be
set. In “view mode”, the cursor cannot be moved between options fields – the OR key must
be used to step through the option pages.
Note
– if the PC application “PanelX” is being used, then the dedicated arrow keys on the
PC keyboard can be used as left/right/up/down arrow operations and the numeric keypad
plus key can be used as the “OR” key for stepping through the different menu pages (shown
as Pg1, Pg2, etc.).
7.2.2.1 Global Settings for Zones
The global settings are presented on the display as shown below.
Global zone configuration Pg1
MapFF:Y AlmSndr:Y MultiAlm:Y
An enabled option is sh
own as ‘Y’, disabled as ‘N’. The left and right arrow keys move
between fields and from page to page. In each field, the up and down arrow keys toggle the
setting. The OR key steps directly to the next page of options, and the PRINT key displays
“help” information. Press CLEAR to exit.
7.2.2.2 Individual Settings for Zones
Individual settings apply to a single zone or a group of consecutively numbered zones. A
single SID number (zero) is shown on the display indicating that the zones are associated
with a single FIP. The NEXT and PREV keys may be used to step through the assigned
entries in the zone database. These are shown in numerically ascending (NEXT), or
descending (PREV), order.
7.2.2.3 Entering Zone Numbers
Numeric keys can be used to enter zone numbers or the up/down arrow keys can be used to
increment or decrement these numbers. When some, but not all, of the specified zones are
present in the database, then the bottom line of the LCD shows an appropriate message as
described in the following section.
7.2.2.4 Entering a New Zone Range
If none of the zones in the range specified by the start and end zone are present in the
database, then the bottom line of the display shows “Zones not present, press ACK to
assign”. For example :
SID:0 Start zone:31 End zone:40
Zones not present, press ACK to assign
Pressing ACK will add the zone range to the zone database. To assign a single zone, the
start zone and end zone should be equal, i.e., the group is only one zone in length.