Band-it CF31 User manual

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INSTALLATION
MANUAL
CONTROLLER
CF31 v2
BANDIT
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 31 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Status:
Alarm
Guard Panic
Beep
Fire
Fog isolation
Fog control:
BA
CF31 v2
BANDIT www.bandit.be
Force ejection
Cartridges:
Front
Settings:
Front
Inputs M³
Move PanBut.
V+
V-
Error
VDC
12
11 / 14 vdc
Guard Alarm Conf.
G+ A+ C+ G- C-
Fire
F+ F-
Power
no
com
OK
nc no
Tamper
com
Empty
no
com no com
PanBut.
Inputs Outputs
A-
Alarm
Guard Panic
Fog isolation
Fog control:
Force ejection
Guard Alarm
G+ A+ G- A-
Panic
Fog isolation
Fog control:
Force ejection
Alarm
A+
Fog
nc
Cover
Moved
PanBut.
To Fog
Tamper
Reset
Comm.
Dip change Read dips
nc no
com
Guard
no
com
Alarm
nc
12 3
Comm.
GACF
231 2 3 X Y 1
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Installation manual v.102
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BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102
Content.
Introduction
Panel settings
Control inputs
Panic input
Outputs
Communication with fog generator
Settings via Dip-switches
Information concerning inserted cartridges
Status and Malfunction indicator
Fog ejection blocking and forcing
Classification
Installation examples
Pag. 01
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INTRODUCTION
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102
The modular make up of the Fog generator is a huge step forward for the
active security sector.This innovative Bandit technology guarantees a
reliable and flexible system, smooth installation, incredible design, and
outstanding performance for the consumer.
In principle the modular make up of the Fog generator means:
The Fog generator becomes separated from the controlling electronics.
The connection consists of only a 3 wired communication cable
All settings,control, and connections will now be mainly executed through
the control panel part and will no longer need to be carried out through
the Fog generator itself.
The Sketch below is the main display which applies to several versions of the
Controller:
Alarm panel
enclosure with
in-built controller
Power supply
230 VAC
Power supply
230 VAC
Wiring
sensors
etc.
3 wired communication
cable between Fog
generator and controller
Modular setup
Example:
Fog generator
BANDIT 320 / V
1234123123123 1234123123123
Status:
Alarm
Guard Panic
Beep
Fire
Fog isolation
Fog control:
B
A
CF31 v2
BANDIT www.bandit.be
Force ejection
Cartridges:
Front
Settings:
Front
Inputs M³
Move
PanBut.
V+
V-
Error
VDC
12
11 / 14 vdc
Guard Alarm Conf.
G+ A+ C+
G- C-
Fire
F+ F-
Power
no
com
OK
nc no
Tamper
com
Empty
no
com no
com
PanBut.
Inputs Outputs
A-
Alarm
Guard Panic
Fog isolation
Fog control:
Force ejection
Guard Alarm
G+ A+
G- A-
Fog isolation
Fog control:
Force ejection
Alarm
A+
Fog
nc
Cover
Moved
PanBut.
To Fog
Tamper
Reset
Comm.
Dip change Read dips
nc no
com
Guard
no
com
Alarm
nc
123
Comm.
GACF
23123
XY
1
1234123123123
Introduction - p. 1
All BANDIT 320 / X Fog generator models and the various available
controllers are compatible with one another.

BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Handleiding v.102
Properties of the CF31 v2 controller:
- Simple controller (settings via DIP switches) designed to interface between
the alarm system and the BANDIT 320-xx fog generator. The connection to
the fog generator is via a 3-wire communications line.
- For installation inside a tamper secure housing, the controller is normally
installed inside the alarm panel enclosure.
Approvals:
Certified according to the EN standard: Security fog device/systems:
EN 50131-8.
Industrial property:
- BANDIT is a registered tradename.
- HY-3 is a registered tradename.
- The BANDIT fog generator process is internationally protected by
various patents.
Manufacturer:
BANDIT nv. (plc) RPR Antwerp, div. Tongeren.
Nijverheidslaan 1547 Tel: + (32) 89 85 85 65
B-3660 Opglabbeek Fax: + (32) 89 51 85 47
Belgium web: www.bandit.be
This product is fully developed and manufactured in the BANDIT plant in
Opglabbeek, Belgium.
The company BANDIT nv. is quality certified for development and
manufacture of fog generators following the standard ISO 9001.
CText and drawings in this document are covered by copyright law.
Copyright: Bandit plc, B-3660 Opglabbeek, Belgium.
Certificat:
BE 10/23574209
p. 2 - Introduction
EN-50131-8
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

1
2
3
4
5
6
15
16
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
20
21
22
23
24
19
Recessed buttons
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 31 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Status:
Alarm
Guard Panic
Beep
Fire
Fog isolation
Fog control:
B
A
CF31 v2
BANDIT www.bandit.be
Force ejection
Cartridges:
Front
Settings:
Front
Inputs M³
Move
PanBut.
V+
V-
Error
VDC
12
11 / 14 vdc
Guard Alarm Conf.
G+ A+ C+
G- C-
Fire
F+ F-
Power
no
com
OK
nc no
Tamper
com
Empty
no
com no
com
PanBut.
Inputs Outputs
A-
Alarm
Guard Panic
Fog isolation
Fog control:
Force ejection
Guard Alarm
G+ A+
G- A-
Panic
Fog isolation
Fog control:
Force ejection
Alarm
A+
Fog
nc
Cover Moved PanBut.
To Fog
Tamper
Reset
Comm.
Dip change Read dips
nc no
com
Guard
no
com
Alarm
nc
12 3
Comm.
GACF
231 2 3
X Y 1
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
18
17
CONTROL PANEL
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102
Introduction - p. 3

After installation, check the control
voltages on the inputs.
- Consider < 2 V as no voltage present.
- Consider > 9 V as 12 VDC voltage
present.
Voltage readings between 2 and 9 VDC
are not normal and will sooner or later
give problems.
In order to function, the controller requires a 12 VDC supply voltage, which
is normally supplied from the existing control panel.
The maximum current is 1A. [ ].
LED off: supply voltage is less than 9.5 volts or reversed.
Red LED on: supply voltage is less than 11 volts (9.5 ~ 11 VDC)
Green LED on: supply voltage is OK (11 ~ 14.4 VDC).
Red LED flashes: power supply voltage is too high (> 14.4 volts).
At a supply voltage of > 18 volt, an internal overvoltage / overcurrent
protection will trip (return to factory and with no warranty).
All control inputs are equipped with opto-couplers. This is an excellent
separation between the internal electronics of the BANDIT and the
“outside world".
VDC
12
V+ V-
1
2 3 4 5
Input: 12 VDC supply
opto
LED input
-+
ground
Schmitt-input
Aircoil
Schematical presentation of an input
1
1
5
1
5
1
V =
INPUTS
Electrical characteristics:
- Polarisation (+ and - signs).
- Reverse polarity protection and RC and
LC filter provided.
- An input should be stable for at least
0.2 seconds for the new state to be
accepted.
- The input current at 12 V is ~ 6 mA per
input.
p. 4 - Inputs
Control inputs
Ω
1 AT
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

Dip G
ON
Dip G
OFF
12 V
on
Guard
No
voltage
on
Guard
No
voltage
on
Guard
12 V
on
Guard
Monitoring
status
on
yes no no yes
off off
on
Guard LED lights as long
as there is 12 V present
on the Guard input
The fog generator front
LED is orange while
monitoring mode is active
(Guard mode).
2Input: Input Monitoring [Guard]
Guard
Guard
G+
G+
G-
G-
G G
A A
C C
F F
Inputs Inputs
ON ON
2 21 13 34 4
F
15
Read
dips
Changes to dip-
switch settings
are only valid
once confirmed
Guard
Guard
Only if BANDIT is in the "monitoring mode" [Guard] state, will it be possible
to switch to Alarm-mode (incl. ejecting fog) via the Alarm input [Alarm] +
Confirmation input [Conf.] inputs.
For the duration the fog generator is in “monitoring mode” [Guard] state, the
Front LED “error flashing” is inhibited so that it will never indicate the
presence of any failure or problem.
Properties of the "monitoring mode":
- The yellow LED [Guard] will be illuminated in the sectionStatus
as long as the device is in "monitoring mode".
- The BANDIT fog generator's Front LED will light orange as long as
the device is in "monitoring mode".
- An active Alarm mode (caused by an alarm input during the monitoring
mode [Guard]) will be terminated if monitoring mode is disabled.
Control of the guard input [Guard]
Depending on the position of dip switch G, monitoring mode can either be
activated when 12 VDC is present on the input, or if there is no voltage on the
input.
Logical truth chart for the Monitoring input [Guard]:
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102
Input Monitoring [Guard] - p. 5

yes no
Alarm
!
Dip A
ON
Dip A
OFF
Alarm-
status no yes
Alarm LED lights as long
as there is 12 V present
on the Alarm input
The fog generator front
LED flashes orange while
alarm mode is active
(Alarm mode).
3Input: Alarm input [Alarm]
Alarm
Alarm
A+
A+
A-
A-
G G
A A
C C
F F
Inputs Inputs
ON ON
2 21 13 34 4
Through this input an alarm generated by the intruder alarm system
or burglar detector is reported to the BANDIT.
If an alarm signal is received (momentary pulse) on this input while the unit:
- Is in monitoring mode, and
- Confirm input [Confirm] is active,
the controller will switch to the "alarm mode” and the fog generator will
subsequently start a fog ejection.
For the conditions to enable switching to the alarm mode and associated
fog ejection, see next page 7 "confirmation" and page 12 "Flowchart".
Properties of the "alarm status”
- The orange LED [Alarm] will be illuminated in the section Status
as long as the device is in "alarm mode".
- The front LED of the BANDIT fog generator will flash orange as
long as the device is in "alarm mode".
- An active Alarm mode (caused by an alarm input during the monitoring
mode [Guard]) will be terminated if monitoring mode is disabled.
Activation of the alarm input [Alarm]:
- Depending on the position of dip switch A, alarm mode will start when either
a negative or a positive voltage transition (edge) is present on this input.
- The front LED of the BANDIT fog generator will flash orange .
Logical truth chart for the Alarm input [Alarm]:
Alarm
p. 6 - Alarm input
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102
12 V
on
Alarm
No
voltage
on
Alarm
No
voltage
on
Alarm
12 V
on
Alarm
on off off on
F
15
Read
dips
Changes to dip-
switch settings
are only valid
once confirmed

C+ C-
F
F
For conditions to switch to the alarm mode and associated fog ejection,
see previous page. 6 "Alarm Input" and p. 12 "Flow chart".
If you do not want to use the confirmation input, put Dip C OFF and
leave both Conf. input terminals disconnected.
The BANDIT will then always switch directly into “alarm mode” without
the need for any confirmation.
Dip C
ON
Dip C
OFF
Confirm
Conf. LED lights as long
as there is 12 V present
on the Conf.-input
4Input: Confirmation input [Conf.]
Conf.
Conf.
C+
C+
C-
C-
G G
A A
C C
F F
Inputs Inputs
ON ON
2 21 13 34 4
Through this input permission to switch to “alarm mode” is provided to the
BANDIT.
The purpose of this feature is to postpone proceeding to “alarm mode” until
a local zone or intrusion detector confirms the burglary.
Features of the confirmation input [Conf.]:
The BANDIT can only switch to “alarm mode” if the Alarm input [Alarm] and
Confirmation input [Conf.] are simultaneously active while the device is
in Guard mode [Guard].
Control of the confirmation input [Conf.]
Depending on the position of dip-switch C, confirmation will be provided to
switch to the alarm mode from the alarm input [Alarm].
Logical truth chart for the Confirmation input [Conf.:
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102
Confirmation input - p. 7
12 V
on
Guard
No
voltage
on
Guard
No
voltage
on
Guard
12 V
on
Guard
on
yes no no yes
off off
on
F
15
Read
dips
Changes to dip-
switch settings
are only valid
once confirmed

F+ F-
24
Fire
Dip F
ON
Dip F
OFF
5Input: Fire input [Fire]
Fire
Fire
F+
F+
F-
F-
G G
A A
C C
F F
Inputs Inputs
ON ON
2 21 13 34 4
This input serves as fog ejection blocking. The intention of this
function is to block the fog ejection as long as the fire input [Fire] is active.
If the system is already in Alarm or Panic mode, the presence of an active
fire signal has no influence over the Alarm / Panic mode or the related
execution of a fog ejection.
Properties of the "Fire mode":
- The red LED [Fire] in the Status box will light  while the fire
mode is active.
- The front LED of the BANDIT fog generator will flash red as
long as the device is in "Fire mode".
- A fog ejection cycle cannot start, including through the [Force ejection]
button.
Control of the fire input [Fire]
Depending on the position of dip-switch F, Fire mode will be active either
when 12 VDC is present on the input, or if there is no voltage on the input.
Logical truth chart for the fire input [Fire]:
If you do not want to use the Fire input, put Dip F ON and leave both
Fire input terminals disconnected.
The BANDIT will then never switch into “Fire mode” and there will be no
blocking of the fog ejection.
yes no
Fire
Fire-
status no yes
Fire LED lights as long
as there is 12 V present
on the Fire input
The fog generator front
LED flashes red while
Fire mode is active.
12 V
on
Fire
No
voltage
on
Fire
No
voltage
on
Fire
12 V
on
AFire
on off off on
F
15
Read
dips
Changes to dip-
switch settings
are only valid
once confirmed
p. 8 - Fire input
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

PanBut.
1 2 31 2 3
PanBut.
1 2 3
1 2 3
6Input: Panic [PanBut.].
Panic input - p. 9
Through this input a panic alarm generated by the intruder alarm system or
panic button is reported to the BANDIT.
If a panic signal is received on this input the BANDIT will immediately proceed
to Panic mode and commence fog ejection.
However, if the fire mode is active (via Fire-input) or "Fog isolation mode" is
selected there will be no fog ejection.
Features of the Panic mode [Panic]:
- The orange LED [Panic] will be highlighted in the section , Status
as long as the system is in Panic mode“.“
- The frontLED of the BANDIT fog generator will flash orange ,
as long as the unit is in Panic -mode“.“
Activation of the panic input [PanBut].
In contrast to the four control inputs, this input is not a 12 VDC voltage
controlled input.
This input has two setting modes via dip-switch setting [PanBut.]1
a) NO or NC contact input.
The input monitors whether a connected electrical contact is open
or closed, referenced to terminal block is . +
For example:
- Inside a standard panic button which is normally closed (NC) or normally
open (NO), or
- A serial or parallel connection of several panic buttons or relay contacts.
Settings: See the following page 10.
b) Bandit panic button input.
The input communicates digitally (supply and bus) with an attached BANDIT
panic button of the type: 820-xx.
The panic button is optional and can be ordered from your Bandit dealer.
If the installation requires that the fog generator is directly activated via a
panic button, it is recommended that a BANDIT panic button is used for this
purpose.
Panic
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

Settings for the panic input [PanBut]:
The functions of this input can be selected via the three dip-switches [PanBut.].
Below are the three different options:
1. Panic mode starts when the input measuring a contact transition from
closed to open (NC-contact).
6
6
1
1
2
2
3
3
1
1
2
2
3
3
PanBut.
PanBut.
1
1
2
2
3
3
1
1
2
2
3
3
PanBut.
PanBut.
Panic contact
(starts when
contact opens)
Panic contact
(starts when
contact closes)
NC
NO
Dip switch settings [PanBut.]:
Dip 1: OFF
Dip 2: ON
Dip 3: Use this to choose whether the
Dip switch setting [PanBut.]:
Dip 1: OFF
Dip 2: OFF
Dip 3: Use this to choose whether the
Panic mode:
a) Dip 3 OFF - stop one minute after the first
pulse is received (1 minute delay timer), or
b) Dip 3 ON - last as long as the contact is open.
Panic mode:
a) Dip 3 OFF - stop one minute after the first
pulse is received (1 minute delay timer), or
b) Dip 3 ON - last as long as the contact is
closed.
PanBut.
Comm.
p. 10 - Panic input
Advantages of using a BANDIT panic button:
- Only when both red buttons are depressed at
the same time will a panic-trigger be directly sent
to the fog generator.
- As long as the yellow button has been pressed,
this will cause the built-in buzzer in the fog generator
to buzz. This function is intended to draw the
attention of employees that are on the premises.
- The three pushbuttons have background lighting
which is dimmable (0 - 50 - 100%).
- Tamper monitoring between panic button and controller
is also maintained. See section Tamper
- See also: example diagram 3, p. 36.
Panic button:
820-13S
!
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102
2. Panic mode starts when the input measuring a contact transition from
open to closed (NO-contact).

F
If Panic mode is not required, set all 3 DIP switches of [PanBut.] to OFF
and leave both [PanBut.] input terminals disconnected.
The BANDIT will then never switch into “Panic mode” (factory default).
6
PanBut. 1 2 31 2 3
PanBut.
1 2 3
1 2 3 Dip switch settings [PanBut.]:
Dip 1 ON
Dip 2 and 3:
a) No backlight:
Dip 2 OFF and Dip 3 OFF.
b) 50% dimmed backlighting:
Dip 2 ON and Dip 3 OFF.
c) 100% of backlight:
Dip 2 ON and Dip 3 ON.
Panic mode starts when the two red buttons are pressed simultaneously and
then stops one minute later (1 min. delay timer).
3. BANDIT panic button / type 820-13S is connected to [PanBut.].
!
Panic input - p. 11
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

Flowchart of the inputs
Flowchart below shows simplified the relationship of the 4 control inputs, the
panic input and two control keys:
Guard input Panic input
[PanBut.]
Alarm input
Confirm input
Fire input
Yes active Yes active Yes active
Yes active
Yes active
Not active
Not active
Fog ejection
2
3
4
5
23
6 24
Guard Panic
Fog isolat.
Internal buzzer
fog generator
Voltage inputs PanBut. contact-input Button on controller
Button on controller:
Toggle between Yes/No
blocking fog ejection.
Beep
p. 12 - Flowchart inputs
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

0 V
12 V
MCU output
Schematic of an output
Relay
12 V /
1 A
com
nc
no
Via this three-output terminal connector the controller reports if the BANDIT is
switched into Monitoring mode [Guard] or not.
See also p. 5, Monitoring input.
Properties of the monitoring output [Guardout]
As long as the unit is in monitoring mode:
- Contacts COM and NO are closed (ie, COM and NC open).
- The yellow LED lights Guard.
- Yellow monitoring Status LED is on .
- The front-LED of the BANDIT fog generator illuminates orange .
7Output: Monitoring [Guard]
Guard
nc nocom
Guard
During monitoring COM and NO is closed.
OUTPUTS
All six outputs are represented by potential free relay contacts.
This will provide a perfect separation between the internal electronics and
the "outside world".
Electrical properties of a relay output:
- Potential free.
- Max. 1 Amp. at max. 24 V.
- Fit spark suppresors (varistors or
freewheeling diodes) across contacts if
switching inductive loads (relay coils,
and the like).
- If the internal 12 VDC supply drops
below 9.5 VDC, each ouput will go to
“failsafe“ mode, so COM and NO will be
open.
Monitoring output - p. 13
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

Alarm
nc nocom
Alarm
Panic
BANDIT
p. 14 - Alarm output
8Output: Alarm [Alarm]
During alarm COM and NO is closed
Via this three-output terminal connector the controller
reports if the BANDIT has switched into Alarm- and/or
Panic mode.
See also p. 6: alarm input and p. 9: panic input.
Properties of the Alarm output [Alarm].
- Orange Alarm LED lights as long as the relay is
activated (COM and NO closed, and COM and NC open).
- The frontLED of the BANDIT fog generator will flash orange
as long as the unit is switched into panic or alarm mode.
4In case of alarm mode:
- COM and NO are closed (relay activated) from the start of the
alarm-mode for 3 minutes (reset timer).
If the alarm mode is interrupted (Monitoring mode is switched OFF)
the relay contact will also switch back to rest (COM and NO open,
and COM and NC closed).
- The orange alarm mode LED is illuminated .
4In case of panic mode:
- COM and NO are closed (relay activated) for the full duration the panic
mode is activated (no timer).
- The orange panic mode LED is illuminated .
A typical application for this useful alarm output [Alarm] is to connect this to
an auto dialler (to report the alarm state), or to directly operate an external
siren on/off (Max. 1 A at 24 V).
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

Cover
Moved
PanBut.
To Fog
Tamper
Reset
Comm.
Tamper output - p. 15
9Output: Tamper [Tamper]
Tamper
nc nocom
During the normal operation of the connected fog generator
the Tamper output contact between COM and NO is closed.
It switches to COM and NO open and the Tamper LED lights red
from the moment a tamper fault is detected until:
a) There is no Tamper error detected any more, and
b) It has been reset via the Tamper reset button.
As long as a tamper fault (Tamper) remains present, the
front LED of the fog generator will flash red .
Dedetected Tamper errors (sabotage):
a) To Fog:
This red LED lights when a communication error is
detected between the controller and the fog generator.
Possible causes:
None, or poor electrical connection between the three
terminal connectors [Fog] on the controller and the
corresponding three Comm. terminal connectors on the fog generator.
See also p. 20 and set up communication on p. 21.
b) PanBut.:
This red LED lights when a communication error is detected between
the controller and any attached panic button type Bandit 820-xx.
See also input [PanBut] p. 11.
Possible causes:
None, or poor electrical connection between the two
terminal connectors [PanBut.] on the controller and the two
wires from the connected Bandit panic button 820-xx.
c) Cover:
This red LED lights when the fog generator lid (click-on lid above
cartridges) is not properly closed.
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

p. 16 - Tamper output
BANDIT 240 SCBANDIT 240 SC
d) Moved:
This red LED lights when any movement
of the fog generator has been detected.
The fog generator is equipped with a
multi-axis solid state gyro sensor.
This sensor registers any movement or
twisting of the fog generator and sends
notification of this abnormality to its
controller.
The motion sensitivity is adjustable via
2 DIP switches [Move] (see p. 25).
Normally this Tamper contact is also included in the general
sabotage loop of the controlling alarm system.
x
1 2 31 2 3
Front
Move
X Y
1 2 3
As long as there is no Tamper error
COM and NO are closed.
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21
Error
Technical output - p. 17
10 Output: Technical output [OK]
OK
nc nocom
Via this three-output terminal connector the controller reports that a fault or
problem has been detected. See also p. 27 Error-LED.
Properties of the technical output [OK]
- If a failure or abnormal setting is determined by the fog generator,
communication or controller, COM and NO will be open.
(ie COM and NC will be closed).
- The red OK LED illuminates.
- The front LED of the fog generator flashes red .
Any malfunction or problem that is reported by the technical output [OK]
is displayed on the Controller panel. Signals to check:
a) If any red LED is lit then this also indicates the problem that has
been detected.
b) If any red LED is flashing (eg. Error LED), then this also
indicates the problem that has been detected.
F
For more information about the fault being displayed via the red
LED in the section see p. 27.Status
A typical application for this output [OK] is to connect this to a zone input
of the controlling alarm system or an auto dialler (to report the problem).
In this way an alert can be sent to all control centres (PAC's) to notify them
of a technical failure of the fog generator.
As long as there is no failure or problem
COM and NO are closed.
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102

Empty
nocom
Empty
nocom
20
B
A
Cartridges:
p. 18 - Empty output
11 Output: Empty [Empty]
As long as both cartridges are OK,
the contact is closed.
Via this two-output terminal blocks the controller notifies that at least one
cartridge in the attached fog generator is empty. This should be replaced with
a new cartridge as soon as possible.
HY -3 fog cartridges are available from your dealer or via the Bandit web site
www.bandit.be internet shop.
Properties of the Empty output [Empty].
In the case of at least one empty cartridge:
- Contact is open.
- The Empty LED lights.
- The front LED of the BANDIT fog generator will flash red
in order to indicate that there is a problem.
- For more information, see p. 26 .
This fog cartridge output [Empty] may be used in conjunction with the [OK]
output, or on its own (see example diagram 1 on page 32) to connect this
notification to a zone input of the controlling alarm system or an auto dialler
(to report the problem).
In this way an alert can be sent to all control centres (PAC's) to notify them
that at least one of the cartridges in the connected fog generator is empty.
F
The fog generator will always trigger a full cartridge when a fog ejection
has been requested (auto selection). Only when both cartridges are
empty (or not inserted correctly) will no fog ejection be possible.
BANDIT Controller CF31 v2 / Manual v.102