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ZP3 Fire Control Panel
Software Programming
ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual
UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
Page 6 - 9
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I/O Mapping
Menu Path: Setup\I/O mapping
Input/output mapping interlinks inputs to outputs creating a "cause and effect" schedule. Up
to 896 outputs can be controlled, with 2000 inputs. Inputs and outputs can be assigned a
range of attributes to create the required functions. Each input can be linked to several
outputs, with different attributes for each.
I/O map view Used to view I/O mapping. Enter the output address to
be viewed, press "enter". The display will show the output
address, its attributes, and its identification message. It
also shows the total number of outputs mapped. Using
the scroll feature displays the linked inputs, and their
attributes.
I/O map edit This menu allows the user to add new I/O map entries, or
edit existing entries. Enter the output address, and press
"enter". The output will be shown, with default attributes,
which can be changed. Use F2 to create (or edit) an
output identification message. When complete, select
"done". This switches to the input screen, and allows
inputs to be assigned. Each input address entered will
be presented with default attributes, which can be
changed. When complete, select "done". This presents
the next input. When all inputs have been assigned,
press "ESC" to select the next output address. When
complete, press "Home" to exit the menu, and save the
I/O mapping.
I/O map clear This clears (deletes) all I/O mapping entries. A level 3
code is required before the I/O map will be deleted.
Global reactivate This menu is used to globally set the "reactivation" rules
for outputs that have been defined as "silencing", and
defines their behaviour after they have been silenced,
when a second alarm is received.
Two options are available:
"own I/P's" This means that if the output has been
silenced, it will only reactivate if a second alarm is
received from an input that is linked to it.
"Any Fire" This means that if the output has been
silenced, it will reactivate from any second alarm,
regardless of source.