Brooks FIRETRACKER FT128 User guide

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FIRETRACKER FT128 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
QUICK OPERATION GUIDE
1 - TO SILENCE PANEL BUZZER:
Press Button once to silence panel buzzer.
Caution. Pressing the Button again will cause the buzzer to resound.
2 -TO SILENCE ALARM DEVICES:
Press Button once to silence all alarm devices, sounders or Occupant
Warning System (OWS) and wait for a few seconds.
Caution. Pressing the Button again will cause the alarms to resound.
3 - TO RESET FIRE ALARM:
IMPORTANT: Alarm devices must be silenced before pressing “Reset” button.
Press and hold the Button for 1 second until the Fire Alarm Panel starts its
reset sequence. The system will now automatically reset all alarms.
Alarms may re-trigger in the system if the alarm condition is still present. Wait for 30 seconds
and try again.

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4 - TO DISABLE (ISOLATE) AN ACTIVE ALARM:
IMPORTANT: Alarm devices must be silenced before pressing “Disable” button.
Press Button to isolate device in alarm –system will now illuminate the
LED. This zone / address point will remain disabled until manual re-
enabled via Menu H2/B6 button.
5 - TO DISPLAY MORE THAN ONE ALARM :
When the Alarms queued red LED’s are illuminated . Press the
Button to see the additional Alarms.
6 - TO MANUALLY DISABLE (ISOLATE) AN ALARM POINT FROM THE MENU:
1. Press button.
2. Key Enter Access Code.
3. Scroll to the Disable or re-enable menu (H2) by pressing or button/s then press to
Accept
a. DISABLE SINGLE POINT
i. Scroll to the Disable address menu (B2) by pressing or button/s then
press to Accept.
ii. Type in the address number as required, then press to Accept.
b. DISABLE WHOLE ZONE
i. Scroll to the Disable zone menu (B1) by pressing or button/s then press
to Accept.
ii. Type in the address number as required, then press to Accept.
4. When prompted with “Re-enable time”:
a. If re-enable time not required, use scroll buttons or to highlight Noo then
press to Accept.
b. If required, key in the time in hours:minutes (default is current time + 3 Hours), scroll
highlight to Yeso then press to Accept.
5. Press the Button repeatedly until the menu returns to the date / time screen.

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7 - TO MANUALLY RE-ENABLE AN ALARM POINT FROM THE MENU:
1. Press Button.
2. Key Enter Access Code.
3. Scroll to the Disable or re-enable menu (H2) by pressing or button/s then press
to Accept
a. RE-ENABLE SINGLE POINT
i Scroll to the Re-enable address menu (B5) by pressing or button/s then
press to Accept.
ii The disabled address will be displayed or type address number as required, then
press to Accept
b. RE-ENABLE WHOLE ZONE
iiiScroll to the Re-Enable zone menu (B6) by pressing or button/s then
press to Accept.
ivThe disabled zone will be displayed or type in the zone number as required, then
press to Accept
4. Press the Button repeatedly until the menu returns to the date / time screen. +
8 - TO CHECK EVENT LOG:
1. Press Button.
2. Key Enter Access Code.
3. Scroll to the Present System Status menu (H4) by pressing or Button/s then press
to Accept
4. Scroll to Disablement menu (U1) by pressing or Button/s then press to Accept
5. Scroll to Event Log menu (U6) by pressing or Button/s then press to Accept
6. Select event Log: 0=Alarm, 1=Interlocking, 2=General, then press to Accept.
The most recent event is shown in the top of the list
9 –CHECK THE CURRENT SOFTWARE VERSION OF THE MAINBOARD
1. Press Button.
2. Key Enter Access Code.
3. Scroll to the Present System Status menu (H4) by pressing or Button/s then press
to Accept
4. Scroll to Version and Alarm Counter (U7) by pressing or Button/s then press to
Accept
5. Press the Button repeatedly until the menu returns to the date / time screen.

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10 –TO ACKNOWLEDGE FAULT
1. Press Button.
2. Key Enter Access Code.
3. Scroll to the Acknowledge Fault menu (H6) by pressing or Button/s then press to
Accept
4. Scroll to check the list of faults by pressing or Button/s then press to Access the
fault.
5. Scroll to Fault Acknowledge (P6) by pressing or Button/s then press to Accept. The
status for that fault is now Acknowledged. When this fault is corrected it will be removed from the list.
6. Press the Button repeatedly until the menu returns to the date / time screen.
11 –TO CHECK FAULTS INFORMATION
1. Refer to Operation Manual FT128 Rev 2.4, check for the fault and resolution process.
FAULT: 24 V for external equipment Page: 63
FAULT: 24 V for routing equipment Page: 63
FAULT: 24 V output, techn address xxx Page: 63
FAULT: AAU x Page: 63
FAULT: Battery Page: 63
FAULT: Battery charging Page: 63
FAULT: Battery, tech. address xxx ? Page: 63
FAULT: Battery, loop unit zz-aa Page: 63
FAULT: Battery, techn address xxx Page: 63
FAULT: Cables mixed COM-loop Page: 64
FAULT: Charging external power supply Page: 64
FAULT: Charging, techn addr xxx Page: 64
FAULT: Checksum system program Page: 64
FAULT: Cut-off SCI nn <-> SCI nn Page: 64
FAULT: No reply ….. message for each unit that FT128 cannot find and "FAULT: Page: 64
FAULT: Detector removed zz-aa Page: 64
FAULT: Detector removed, techn address xxx Page: 65
FAULT: Earth fault (minus) Page: 65
FAULT: Earth fault (plus) Page: 65
FAULT: Earth fault, techn address xxx Page: 65
FAULT: EPU x Page: 65
FAULT: Expansion board x Page: 65
FAULT: External fuses Page: 65
FAULT: External power supply Page: 65
FAULT: Extinguishing system Page: 65
FAULT: Factory settings Page: 65
FAULT: Fan on loop unit addr xxx Page: 66
FAULT: Fault warning routing equipment Page: 66
FAULT: FB Silence switch active Page: 66
FAULT: FBP x, Page: 66
FAULT: Fuse on COM-loop Page: 66
FAULT: High current consumption in CU Page: 66

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FAULT: High current on COM-loop Page: 66
FAULT: Input Page: 66
FAULT: Input x exp board x Page: 67
FAULT: Interlocking input AA/PP Page: 67
FAULT: Loop unit zz - aa ? Page: 67
FAULT: Loop unit techn. address xxx ? Page: 67
FAULT: Low battery capacity Page: 67
FAULT: Low voltage Page: 67
FAULT: Low voltage, techn address xxx Page: 67
FAULT: Mains Page: 67
FAULT: Mains, external power supply Page: 68
FAULT: Mains, techn address xxx Page: 68
FAULT: No reply zz-aa ? Page: 68
FAULT: No reply techn. address xxx ? Page: 68
FAULT: No reply AAU x Page: 68
FAULT: No reply EPU x Page: 68
FAULT: No reply, expansion board x Page: 69
FAULT: Output Sx Page: 69
FAULT: Output x expansion board x Page: 69
FAULT: Output x, techn addr xxx Page: 69
FAULT: Read/write site data (SSW) Page: 70
FAULT: Restart, code xx addr yyyyyyyyyyy Page: 70
FAULT: Sensor zone: xxx address: xx Page: 70
FAULT: Sensor zone zz-aa, zz-aa ? Page: 70
FAULT: Sensor zone techn. address xxx ? Page: 70
FAULT: Several faults on COM-loop Page: 70
FAULT: Short-circuit, internal COM-loop Page: 70
FAULT: Short-circuit SCI nn <-> SCI nn Page: 71
FAULT: Site specific data (SSD) Page: 71
FAULT: Site specific data (SSD), AAU x Page: 71
FAULT: Site specific data (SSD), EPU x Page: 71
FAULT: Supervised input x addr xxx Page: 71
FAULT: Wrong type, expansion board x Page: 71
FAULT: Wrong type of unit zz-aa ? Page: 72
FAULT: Wrong type of unit t.addr xxx ? Page: 72
FAULT: Zone line input zz-aa Page: 72
FAULT: Zone line input t.addr xxx Page: 72
FAULT: Zone line input x exp board x Page: 72
12 –EBLWin SOFTWARE INSTALLATION to PC
1. Refer to Operation Manual FT128 Rev 2.4, PAGE 75.
2. Needed Hardware
a. EBLWin key 5094
b. Null modem serial cable
c. USB to Serial Converter to USB adapter
d. Laptop with Win7 - Win10

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13 –OPERATION MANUAL FT128 Rev 2.4
Scan QR code to Search instructions and other relevant operational
procedures.
Software download
Restart
Perform Monthly test (H1)
Disable and re-enable (H2)
Set Calendar and Clock (H3)
Present System Status (H4)
Service (H5)
Acknowledge Faults (H6)
Perform Zone Test (Test Mode) (H7)
Maintenance (H8)
Interlocking Outputs and Inputs (H9)
Change Password (H10)