Honeywell LT-32 User manual

Fire Alarm Control Panel LT
-32 / LT-159
Quick Start Guide
M
-168.2-EN / 07.2022
Honeywell
MORLEY IAS Fire Systems
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Morley LT-32 Morley LT-159 Panel Installation - Three Steps Process Cable Entries Field Cable Entry
STEP 1
According to the figure, mark
the required hole on the wall.
STEP 2
All fixing point must be used.
Use 50 mm long x 5 mm diameter
screws to secure the backbox on the
wall.
•Upper and lower cable entry for 15 mm gland
•Side entry: 3 on each side (21 x 21 mm easy access)
•Central entry prepared for 60 mm universal flush box
1
2
Remove the keyholes and pass
the cables through them.
Power supply and batteries are required for commissioning!
STEP 3
Align the screws on the cover with the keyhole on the back box and lock
the cover onto the backbox.
System Setup and Cabling
Alarm and Fault Relay
Move the Jumper to Setup NO or
NC relay functionality.
Sounder circuit
End of line diode cathode marker on
positive terminal.
LT-32 Ref. Description LT-159 Ref. Description
1Fault NO/NC 1Fault NO/NC
2 Fault C 2 Fault C
3 Alarm NO/NC 3 Alarm NO/NC
4Alarm C 4Alarm C
5 Loop A + 5 Loop A +
6 Loop A - 6 Loop A -
7Sounder 2 + 7Loop B +
8 Sounder 2 - 8
Loop B -
9 Sounder 1 + 9 Sounder 1 +
10 Sounder 1 -10 Sounder 1 -
11 Power + 11
Power +
12 Power - 12 Power -
Panel Connection
Highlighted the differences between panel LT-32 and LT-159.
3
+
-
3
+
-
Battery Connection
Batteries connected in two rows 
with polarity as shown.
Additional and updated Informations
The described features, specifications and product related informations in this manual correspond to the date of issue (refer to date on the front page) and may differ due to modifications and/or amended Standards and
Regulations of the System design, Installation and Commissioning.
For further Informations refer to documentation M-168.1-SERIE-LT-EN.

Panels Display Controls, Buttons and Password Quick Programming Procedure with Default General Alarm Functionality
STATUS ICON
CONDITION /
CONTROL
COLOR DESCRIPTION
FIRE
Red (blinking)
A fire condition has been detected (buzzer active)
Red (fixed)
The user has acknowledged the event by buzzer silence
SYSTEM FAULT Yellow (fixed) System fault
GENERAL FAULT
Yellow (blinking)
General fault, buzzer is active
Yellow (fixed) The user has acknowledged the event by buzzer silence
DISABLE Yellow (blinking) A device or zone is disabled
TEST Yellow (blinking) A zone is in test mode
SOUNDER SILENCE
Yellow (blinking)
The internal buzzer is silenced
Yellow (fixed)
The sounders are silenced
POWER FAULT
(from 100 … 230 Vac
or batteries)
Yellow (blinking)
Mains fault
Yellow (fixed) Batteries fault
POWER Green (fixed) The system is switched on and the power is supplied via the mains
1. On the touch screen display press the arrow on the right and then press the gear icon at the top right:
2. Insert password level 2, press enter then press on program icon, insert password level 3 and press enter to confirm.
3. Select Panel configuration to change the language using the arrow down icon.
Once completed, press the left arrow to come back to the previous screen.
4. Select Autoprog, press the Lens icon to search for devices, at the end of the process save devices detected with
check mark. Press the left arrow to come back to the previous screen.
5. Select Description to change both Zone and Point labels. This example refers to Zones: Press Zone icon, type the
label using the virtual keyboard and confirm with enter. Same applies to Points.
6. Come back to Configuration menu using the left arrow and set Date and Time. The example shares how to change
Date: select Date icon, scroll up and down the day, month and year values then confirm with check mark. To change
Time, follow the same process.
PUSH
BUTTON
DESCRIPTION FUNCTION
RESET PANEL Pressing the ‘Reset Panel’ button will reset the panel to return it to normal condition after an event
MUTE Pressing the ‘Mute’ button or tapping on the touch screen, will silence the active panel buzzer
SILENCE SOUNDERS Pressing the ‘Silence Sounders’ button will silence all Alarm sounders
EVACUATE
Pressing the ‘Evacuate’ button and later confirm the evacuation in the pop-up window, will start
all the panel sounders output activation and the output configured for evacuation in the Cause
and Effect I/O Matrix
FUNCTION
EN 54 LEVEL
FACTORY DEFAULT PASSWORD
Alarm, disabled, and faults display
Level 1
None
Alarm and faults recognition
Level 1
None
Disabled Zone/Point display
Level 1
None
Enable/Disable menu
Level 2
2222
Test menu
Level 2
2222
Utility menu
Level 2
2222
Programming menu
Level 3
33333333