Ziton ZP3, Установка, эксплуатация и обслуживание

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ZP3 Fire Control Panel
ZP3 Panel
ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual
UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
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2.7 Quick Start
The following are a few guidelines to assist with familiarizing yourself with the key features,
to enable you to setup the panel as rapidly as possible.
The panel fascia contains a complete set of status LED's which will give the current status at
a glance. Under normal operating conditions, all of these LED's should be off, and the
buzzer should be silent. The only LED to be illuminated should be the green "Supply
Healthy" LED.
When testing a panel, always ensure that the Z-loops are correctly terminated in-to-out as
per the wiring drawing, and that all outputs which are monitored (sounders, monitored-inputs,
etc,) are terminated with the correct end-of-line resistor.
When testing a panel, always have at least one sensor or device connected, otherwise you
will receive a fault condition.
Always power-up with sensors or devices attached to the Z-loops. Any sensors or devices
added (or removed) afterwards will not be automatically accepted by the panel, and will
result in a fault condition. To accept the addition or removal of sensors and devices, go to
the menu "Setup - Device - Accept", and run the accept routine. This will cause the panel to
accept the sensors and devices currently attached.
The commissioning key, which is located on the inside of the front door, has two positions,
"normal" and "commission". The "commission" position, enables you to access the panel
"setup" menus via the keyboard. With the keyswitch in the "commission" position, the panel
internal buzzer sounds intermittently, and the "System Test Mode" LED on the fascia
illuminates.
The internal buzzer operates during commissioning, and to announce any events that occur.
It is designed to provide the required output level to be heard in all situations, with the door
closed, and meets EN54-2 requirements for this. It can however be too loud when the door
is open, such as during commissioning, and can also be too loud for certain site-specific
applications. For this reason, the ability has been provided to reduce the volume of the
buzzer, or switch it off completely. On the inside of the door assembly, on the bottom right of
the display board, are two terminals marked "buzzer". Shorting these two terminals together
with a wire jumper switches the buzzer off completely. Connecting a resistor of 1000ohms
across these terminals reduces the sound volume about 50%.