Vigilant MX1-Au, Руководство оператора

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Vigilant MX1-Au Operator Manual Document: LT0439
Page 23 October 2018 Issue 1.73
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AlarmTst
– the zone is undergoing an alarm test.

AlTstFail
– there has been an alarm test run on the zone that
failed. This state will clear after the next successful alarm test.

FltTest
– the zone is undergoing a fault test.
For accessing a zone on another
MX1 panel in a networked system, the
SID of the other panel is multiplied by 1000 and added to the zone
number. For example, to access zone 37 on an
MX1 panel with a SID of
9 you would use the zone number 9037.
In general, this manual uses terminology taken from AS 7240.1 and
AS 7240.2. This table matches these with other common industry
terminology.
ISO Term Equivalent industry term
Alarm Alarm
Fault Fault
Disable/Enable Isolate/De-isolate
c.i.e Fire Indicator Panel (FIP)
Note that when referring to the control of point
s and zones, “isolate” is
the term traditionally used in Australia, while the ISO-standard term
“disable” is becoming more widely used.
AAF
Alarm Acknowledgement Facility
– a configuration where the
occupant can delay a smoke alarm by pressing an acknowledge
button to try to clear the smoke, before the fire brigade is called.
ADF
Alarm Delay Facility
– a configuration where the calling of the fire
brigade is delayed after a smoke alarm. This is to allow the occupant
to try to clear the smoke. No acknowledgement of the alarm is
required.
AIF
Alarm Investigation Facility - a configuration that enables a
designated responsible person to acknowledge certain alarms and
delay calling the fire brigade to allow the alarm to be investigated to
see if it’s a nuisance alarm.
AVF
Alarm Verification Facility. A means by which the c.i.e. re-samples
the smoke detector to confirm smoke is still present.
Acknowledge
An operator action to record the indicated zone alarm has been seen,
for example, when handling AIF alarms.
Activated
This is the state of a point which is not in its "normal" or idle condition,
nor in fault. Examples are: a detector in alarm, a relay or LED turned
on, an input switch being closed.
Alarm
Devices
The devices used to warn the occupants within the protected
premises of an alarm. These include sounders, hooters, sirens,
occupant warning systems with speech, and may also include visual
indicating devices such as beacons or strobe lights.
Alarm List
The Alarm List is the list of current alarm conditions. When the Alarm
List is shown (as in the Quick Reference at the front of this manual)
the fire brigade panel controls function in accordance with the fire
brigade panel Standard AS 4428.3.
Alarm
Routing
The transmission of an alarm condition to a remote monitoring centre
to summon the fire brigade.
The same transmission medium is often used to also transmit a fault
condition (Fault Routing) to the monitoring centre to summon a
ISO Terms
Compared
General
Terminology