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RDU Mk2 Installation & Programming Manual Document No: LT0499
Programming Part 2
Page 7-26 8 April 2015 Issue 1.02
2. Custom mode local ack, local reset, local isolate and local test.
RDU Mk1 had the above global parameters but RDU Mk2 does not. In RDU MK2, these
items are programmed individually for each zone. Refer to section 7.2.1.
3. Custom mode "remote ack".
RDU Mk2 does not have the "remote ack" parameter. Instead, individual zones are
programmed for whether they can be remotely ack'd or not. Refer to the "ackrx" option
described in section 7.2.1.
4. Totals - MAF only or MAF & non MAF.
In RDU Mk1, this parameter determined whether both MAF and non MAF zones mapped
to totals and common LEDs, or just MAF zones. RDU Mk2 does not have this
parameter. Instead, RDU Mk2 allows a zone to be individually mapped to totals, to MAF,
and to event logging. In RDU Mk2, if a zone maps to either totals or MAF then it also
maps to the common LEDs, unless the common LEDs are mimicking the FIP. If a zone
maps to totals then it is always included in zone recalls, regardless of other
programming.
5. Zone to LED mapping.
In RDU Mk1, zone programming included specifying the LED the zone mapped to, the
type of zone and the outputs the zone mapped to. In RDU Mk2, the mapping of zones to
LEDs is separated from the rest of zone programming. Refer to section 7.7.
6. Database view password.
RDU Mk1 allowed the setting of a password for viewing the database. RDU MK2 does
not have this option but does allow programming of multiple passwords.
7. Key enable/disable settings.
RDU Mk2 allows each of the individual front panel keys on the keypad to be
programmed as enabled or disabled. Refer to section 6.4.4.11.
8. Buzzer, battery and FF options.
RDU Mk2 has additional buzzer options (section 6.4.4.12), battery/PSU options (section
6.4.4.10) and FF options (section 6.4.4.1) that RDU Mk1 did not have.
9. Output logic
RDU Mk2 has output logic (as in F3200) and allows the relays on a MAF board to be
driven by a logic equation. LEDs on 16 zone LED display boards can also be driven with
logic.
7.6.3 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AS4428.1 AND AS1603.4 OPERATION
When converting from AS1603,4 operation to AS4428.1 operation, some changes need to
be made to the database and the system as listed below. In the following steps, the menu
keystr
okes to get to a particular command are identified as, for example, (Menu ► 2). This
means from the base programming menu (which shows “Programming 1: Access code 2:
Text 3: Global Data etc”) press the ► (Alarm Test) key followed by the 2 key.
1.
An AS1603.4 keypad has a Brigade Test key. With AS4428.1 software installed, this
key may still be used to do a Brigade Test. There is also another mechanism for doing
a Brigade Test. Pressing the TEST key at the base display, then pressing and holding
of the "6" key for 2 seconds will initiate a Brigade Test. There is a programmable
option (Menu 3 ► 1) which selects whether Brigade Test should be enabled. This
should be disabled if it is not needed.
2. AS4428.1 operation requires type 3 FF operation rather than type 2.