Ziton ZP3, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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Chapter 5: System configuration
ZP3 Fire Control Panel Installation, Commissioning, and Maintenance Manual 95
The input can be set to operate its linked output at these rates: steady, flash fast,
flash slow, or disable. The “disable” value is used when an input address is used
to disable one or more outputs; for example, when a key switch is used to disable
outputs for routine maintenance. Note that panel outputs can be set to fast or
slow intermittent operation, whereas Z-loop devices have only one flash rate. On
multi-tone sounders, these correspond to different tones.
The device type of the input can be defined as a general device, line device, or a
gas control unit. The type setting determines what trigger events are available to
activate an output.
Each input can be set to trigger the output on certain types of event, defined by
its type. Sensors can activate outputs from fire, fault, prealarm, service, or
disabled alarms.
Input-output mapping a software-defined rule that defines a set of input triggers
that activate an output. One or more inputs may be linked to an output. Each
input and output has an address that must be specified when setting an I/O
mapping link. Each address consists of three elements as follows.
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Group or loop number - two digits
Panel number - three digits (for inputs only)
Point address - three digits
The ZP3 panel incorporates one control bus with 1,024 addresses that can be
either inputs or outputs. Refer to the “System address list” on page 97 for details.
These addresses are divided into two groups, system bus and user bus, as
shown in the following table.
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System Bus (Group 09) 000 to 255 Controls panel functions, including zones,
common LEDs, and control keys. Can be used
for external mimic functions. These outputs are
preprogrammed.
User Bus (Group 10) 000 to 767 Freely programmable.