Notifier ID50 SERIES User manual

ID50/60 operating
manual
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Contents
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Associated Documents 1
1.2 The ID50 / ID60 Series Panel 1
1.2.1 Device Type Abbreviations 2
1.3 Cleaning 2
2 Panel Controls and Indicators 3
2.1 Controls 3
2.2 Indicators 4
3 Automatic Alarms - What to do 5
3.1 Fire 5
3.1.1 Fire in Delayed Mode 7
3.2 Pre-alarm 8
3.3 Fault 9
3.2.1 Power Fail 10
3.3 Plant Alarm 11
4 Operator Actions at Panel 12
4.1 Introduction 12
4.1.1 Liquid Crystal Display 12
4.1.2 InternalBuzzer 13
4.1.3 Access Codes 13
4.1.4 Keyswitch 14
4.2 MUTE BUZZER Pushbutton 14
4.3 EXTEND DELAY Pushbutton 14
4.4 END DELAYS/EVACUATE Pushbutton 15
4.5 SILENCE/RESOUND Pushbutton 16
4.6 RESET Pushbutton 17
4.7 Numeric Keys 18
4.7.1 Cancellation/Termination Button 18
4.7.2 Level 2 Options Menu Button 18
4.8 Level 2 Option Menus 19
4.9 TEST - User Option 20
4.9.1 LEDs - User Option 21
4.9.2 LCD - User Option 21
4.9.3 Zones - User Option 22
4.9.4 Auto High Test - User Option 24
4.9.5 Outputs - User Option 25

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4.9.6 Buzzer - User Option 27
4.9.7 Keyboard - User Option 27
4.10 DISABLE / ENABLE - User Option 28
4.10.1 Zones - User Option 28
4.10.2 Outputs - User Option 31
4.10.3 Day Mode - User Option 32
4.10.4 Delays - User Option 33
4.11 CLOCK - User Option 34
4.11.1 Time - User Option 35
4.11.2 Date - User Option 36
4.12 VIEW MODE - User Option 37
4.12.1 Log - User Option 38
4.12.2 Devices - User Option 39
4.12.3 Faults - User Option 40
4.12.4 Input Events - User Option 41
4.12.5 Disabled - User Option 42
4.12.6 Alarm Count - User Option 42
4.12.7 Voltages - User Option 43
4.12.8 Version - User Option 44
4.13 Commissioning 44
4.14 Print 44
Appendix 1 - Log Book A1-1
Appendix 2 - Maintenance A2-1
Appendix 3 - ID60 Single Loop Panel
Differences A3-1

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Introduction
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1 Introduction
This manual contains operating instructions for the ID50
and ID60 Series Fire Detection Panels. Differences
between the ID50 and ID60 panels are given in
Appendix 3.
Users of this manual are assumed to be working with a
panel that has already been installed and configured
appropriately for the area under its supervision.
1.1 Associated Documents
This manual does not describe the installation or
configuration procedures of the panel. For information
on these topics, refer to the ID50 Series
Panel - Installation, Commissioning and
Configuration Manual (Ref. 997-263-000-X).
1.2 The ID50/ ID60 Series Panel
Thepanel,assupplied by NOTIFIER,isa 1-loop, 16-zone
Analogue Addressable Panel. The single loop has the
capacity for up to 99 analogue sensors plus up to 99
modules and, in some installations, panels may also be
connectedto repeatersusingtheRS485Communications
Link.
All the control and operation functions described in this
manual can be carried out using the pushbuttons on the
front of the panel.
A keyswitch is provided which, when set to the right, has
thesame effectas enteringan access 2 passcode.Set it
to the centre to cancel out of all menus and return to the
Status: NORMAL display. This indicates access level 2
is de-selected.

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1.2.1 Device Type Abbreviations
Throughout this manual the panel may refer to devices
by an abbreviated name. The following table lists the
device type abbreviation and its description.
Abbreviation Type Description
AUX Plant Warning Input
AVR* Advanced VIEW™ Reference*
AVS* Advanced VIEW™ Sensor*
CTE Monitored (Relay Type) Output (VdS)
CTL Monitored (Relay Type) Output
ESE Extinguishant System Output (VdS)
ESM Extinguishant System
ESO Monitored Extinguishing System Output
EST Extinguishant Monitor System Trigger
ION Ionisation Smoke Detector
IRL Immediate Release Input
MCP† Manual Call Point†
MLT Advanced Multi Sensor
MNS Monitor module (no short-circuit)
MON Fire Alarm Monitor Input
MRL Manual Release Input
OPT Optical/Photo-electric Smoke Detector
OPX Optiplex Multi-sensor
RLE Unmonitored(RelayType)orO/COutputs(VdS)
RLY Unmonitored(RelayType)orO/COutputs
SDR Monitored (Sounder Type) Output
SM4* SMART Multi-criteria Sensor*
TMP Temperature Detector
TxD MonitoredTransmissionRoutingOutput
ZMX Conventional Detector Input
Note: Devices marked ‘*’ are supported by the ID60
Panel only. The Device marked ‘†’ is also
available as ‘DKM’ - not used in this application
(provided to be compatible with VdS
requirements).
1.3 Cleaning
The panel case may be cleaned periodically by wiping
with a soft, damp lint-free cloth.
Do not use solvents.

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2 Panel Controls and Indicators
The panel’s controls and indicators are used to operate
theoverall system anddisplaythe panelstatus.The panel
hasfive functionpushbuttons,twelve numeric/cursorkeys
andthirty-twozonalLEDindicators,two‘FIRE’indicators
and fourteen system status LED indicators.
An access level 2 keyswitch is provided to enable the
operation of panel controls and access to user menus
without entering a passcode via the numeric keypad.
2.1 Controls
The pushbuttons are listed below, together with
references to the relevant sections of the manual:
Function Pushbuttons
•MUTE BUZZER - (Section 4.2).
•EXTEND DELAY - (Section 4.3).
•END DELAY/EVACUATE1- (Section 4.4)
•SILENCE/RESOUND - (Section 4.5).
•RESET - (Section 4.6).
1Also configurable as Transmission Device (TD)
Enable/Disable.
Numeric/Cursor Keys
•Numeric/Cursor keys - (Section 4.7).
Keyswitch
Turn the keyswitch to enable level 2 access. The
keyswitch provides an alternative to entering the level 2
access code via the numeric keys. See Section 4.1.3
and Section 4.1.4.

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2.2 Indicators
The panel status indicators comprise three groups:
a. Zone Status LED indicators.
b. Panel/System LED indicators.
c. Visible/Audibleindicators.
Zone Status LED Indicators
•ZONE FIRE - these LEDs indicate affected zone(s).
•ZONE FAULT/DISABLE/TEST - these LEDs indicate
affected zone(s).
Panel/System LED Indicators
•FIRE - these LEDs indicate a fire condition.
•Other System Status LEDs:
FAULT indicates a fault has been
detected by the panel.
DISABLEMENT indicates the presence of a
manually-configured
disablement.
TEST indicatesatest is in progress.
DELAYACTIVE indicates delays are active.
FIRE OUTPUTACTIVEindicates fire outputs have
been operated.
PRE-ALARM1indicates a pre-alarm
condition exists.
POWER indicates status of power
supply.
SYSTEM FAULT indicates the CPU has reset
orasystemfaulthasoccurred.
EARTH FAULT indicates an earth fault has
occurred.
PLANTALARM2indicates a fault or warning
fromaplant-monitoringdevice.
FIRE CONTROL O/P: FAULT/DISABLED
indicates a fire control output
fault or disablement.
FIRE OUTPUT: FAULT/DISABLED
indicates a fire output fault or
disablement
SOUNDER: FAULT/DISABLED
indicates a sounder circuit
fault or disablement
POWER SUPPLY FAULT
indicates an unsatisfactory
power supply to the panel.
1ThisLEDisalsoconfigurableasSOUNDERSSILENCED.
2This LED can be configured as: FAULT O/P: FAULT/
DISABLED.
Visible/Audible Indicators
•Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) - (Section 4.1.1).
•Internal Buzzer - (Section 4.1.2).

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3 Automatic Alarms - What to do
Before any automatic alarms have been sounded the
panel only operates in display mode (quiescent state).
Theusermust then turn the keyswitchtothe right or enter
aLevel 2access code to enable the panel’spushbuttons.
Only one alarm condition can be displayed at a time
onthe LCD.If firealarms,faultsand/or warningconditions
(Plant Alarm) are present on the panel at the same time,
they are displayed in the following priority order:
a. Fire Alarms.
b. Pre-alarms
c. Faults.
d. Warnings.
The alarm condition is registered in a log.
The user must then enter a Level 2 access code, or turn
the keyswitch to the right, to enable the panel’s
pushbuttons. When the Level 2 access code is active,
the ‘
2
/
8
’ buttons can be used to scroll through the
alarms and the ‘
4
’ button will display the first alarm.
3.1 Fire
Automatic panel actions:
If the system detects a fire alarm, the panel always does
the following automatically:
a. Operates the internal (high-pitched) buzzer.
b. Illuminates the red FIRE LEDs, and the numbered
red ZONE FIRE LED.
c. Displays information on the LCD regarding the fire
condition. The information includes device address
and device location (see example below).
FIRE 02 / 05 Z01 M12 MCP 11:59
MAIN BUILDING BASEMENT ROOM 23
Note: If a delay is configured DELAYED is displayed on
the top line of the LCD. When a delay is active the
DELAYACTIVELED illuminatesandthe remaining
time before the first day mode delay expires is
displayedevery 5 secs.The LED onlyextinguishes
when the delay period has expired.
d. Operatesthe sounders and output modulesaccording
to the panel’s Control-by-Event (CBE) Rules
(configured during the Commissioning stage).
ALARM
CONDITION
ZONE
NUMBER
DEVICE
ADDRESS
ZONE TEXT
TIME OF LOGGED
ALARM CONDITION
DISPLAYED
ALARM
CONDITION
LOGGED
ALARM
CONDITIONS
DEVICE
TYPE
DEVICE
TEXT

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Recommended operator actions:
Note: Intherecommendedoperatoractionsdescribedbelow
onlyMUTEBUZZERand ENDDELAYareselectable
atAccess Level1.TheoperationofEXTEND DELAY,
EVACUATE,SILENCE,RESOUNDandRESETmust
onlybepossibleataccessLevel2,inaccordancewith
the requirements of EN54:Part 2.
1Operate the MUTE BUZZER pushbutton to silence
the panel’s internal buzzer.
2Follow prescribed instructions for evacuation of
premises,notification of FireBrigadeand investigation
of source of fire.
3If additional sounder operations are required to
achieve a complete and immediate evacuation of the
premises, press the END DELAY /EVACUATE
pushbutton (needs access level 2). This will cause
the internal buzzer to resound, so press the MUTE
BUZZER pushbutton to silence.
4When more than one fire Alarm condition is present,
itis possible to manually scroll through all logged Fire
Alarm conditions using the ‘
2
/
8
’ arrows.
Note: With multiple alarms, the LCD displays the first
alarm event.
5When evacuation of the premises is achieved, or at
the direction of an authorised person, the Alarm
Sounders may be silenced by pressing the
SILENCE / RESOUNDpushbutton.
Note: The SOUNDERS SILENCED LED illuminates if
this option was configured during panel
commissioning. The default function for this LED
is PRE-ALARM.
6To re-start the sounders, press the
SILENCE / RESOUND pushbutton. You must wait at
least 10 seconds after having originally silenced the
soundersbeforeresoundingthem. If the SOUNDERS
SILENCED LED option was configured during
commissioning to illuminate, this will now extinguish.
7When the cause of the alarm has been removed and
call points and input devices have been locally reset,
the system may be returned to ‘Status: NORMAL’*by
pressing the RESET pushbutton.
*Unless the Site name menu was edited during
commissioning-refer to Section 4.1.1 Liquid crystal
Display.
3
4
7
Status: NORMAL
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5
6
1
EN54-2: 7.6.1, 7.8, 8.7.1,
9.1.2
Ensure EN54 compliance
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1a
2
3
3.1.1 Fire in Delayed Mode
TheDeIayedModeintroducesadelaybetween an alarm
being detected and the sounders and output modules
activating. Depending upon the panel configuration, this
may be a single delay or a 2-stage delay (an initial brief
delay which may be extended by pressing EXTEND
DELAYto allow an investigation). The delay is initiated if
thepanelenters analarmcondition during DelayedMode.
Note: For any configured delays, pressing EXTEND
DELAYcancelstheinitialresponse timeandinitiates
the fire investigation period. Activation of an MCP
will also cancel any configured delay period. The
maximum time for the primary initial response time
is 300 secs; theTOTAL time for both periods is
600 secs. The delay period can only be configured
at Level 3 by the Commissioning Engineer.
Thedelayedmode statusisindicatedontheLCD asbelow:
1a When the panel enters a fire condition the delay
countdown is started and the internal buzzer sounds.
The buzzer can be silenced by pressing the MUTE
BUZZER pushbutton. The LCD displays the alarm
information on the top line; this alternates for 1 sec
every 5 secs with the time remaining before the
shortest day mode delay expires.
1b If the 2-stage delay is configured, pressing the
EXTENDDELAYpushbuttonduringthe primary delay
initiates the fire investigation period.
Note: If configured to do so, the DISABLEMENT LED is
illuminated (not default) from the initiation of the
primary delay and extinguishes at the end of the
primary delay period or fire investigation period.
2If the delay time elapses, a full alarm condition is
entered(the configured fire outputsare activated). To
cancelthe delay,operatetheEND DELAY/EVACUATE
pushbutton;thefullalarmconditionis entered and the
internalbuzzersounds(itcanbe silenced by pressing
the MUTE BUZZER pushbutton).
Note: A Fire alarm in a different zone to the first alarm
will also cancel the delay.
3Whenthecause of the alarm has been cleared, press
the RESET pushbutton to return to the ‘Status:
NORMAL’ message.
EN54-2: 7.11 (c)
Total time for configured
delays MUST NOT
exceed 600 seconds.
Status: NORMAL
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1b
Status: DELAYED
Sat 01/12/2001 00:00:00
FIRE 02 / 05 DELAYED: 050
MAIN BUILDING FIRST FLOOR ROOM 36
FIRE 02 / 05 Z01 S16 ION 11:59
MAIN BUILDING FIRST FLOOR ROOM 36

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3.2 Pre-alarm
When one or more input devices signal to the panel a
reading higher than normal but not yet at the FIRE level,
this is a PRE-ALARM condition.
Automatic panel actions
a. Intermittent operation of the internal buzzer (one
second ON, one second OFF).
b. Operationoftheappropriate ZONE FAULT/DISABLE/
TEST LED and yellow PRE-ALARM LED.
c. Displays information on the LCD regarding the pre-
alarm condition.
d. Operation of any assigned outputs in response to a
general pre-alarm condition at the panel (refer to
Section 5.7 Control-by-Event Rules).
Recommended operator actions:
1Operate the MUTE buzzer pushbutton to silence the
panel’s internal buzzer.
2Check condition of sensor indicated and check area
for possible fire. If the cause cannot be determined
notify authorised servicing company.
Status: FAULT 01/02 14:55
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3.3 Fault
Automatic panel actions:
If a fault occurs, the panel automatically does the
following:
a. Operates the internal buzzer (2 sec. on, 1 sec. off).
b. Flashes the appropriate FAULT LEDs, including
numbered ZONE FAULT/ DISABLE / TESTLED(s) if
appropriate.
c. Operatesany control outputswhichareassociatedin
the Control-by-Event Rules with fault events.
Recommended operator actions:
1A fault message typically displays information as
follows (not all items apply to all types of fault):
a. Fault condition.
b. Fault number currently displayed.
c. Total number of faults logged.
d. A text message describing the fault.
e. Zone Number.
f. DeviceAddress.
g. DeviceType.
h. Time fault was logged.
Depending upon the fault message, either:
i If the fault message relates to a specific loop device,
investigate whether the cause of the fault is
immediately apparent and can be corrected.
Note: Press the ‘
6
’ button to view additional zone text
information. To return to the fault message press
anynumeric/cursorkey(if no key is pressed within
ten [10] seconds the display automatically returns
to the fault message).
ii. If thefaultmessage relates to asystemfault condition,
as displayed below, note the full description of the
fault and notify the authorised servicing company.
Note: Items e, f, and g are not applicable.
FAULT 01 / 03 Z01 M12 MCP 14:55
NO REPLY FROM DEVICE >
ABC D E F G H
FAULT 01 / 03 Z01 : M12 MCP 14:55
< - - - ZoneText - - - > < - - - DeviceText - - - >
FAULT 01 / 03 14:55
EARTH FAULT
ABC
D
H
6

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2If a service contact number has been entered during
panelcommissioning, theLCDalternatesbetween the
fault message(s) and the following:
Note: Press the MUTE BUZZER pushbutton to silence
the panel’s internal buzzer.
3When the cause of the fault has been cleared, press
the RESET pushbutton.
3.3.1 Power Fail
1The loss of a power supply causes the panel to enter
aPowerFailcondition.The POWER SUPPLYFAULT
and general FAULT LEDs illuminate and the internal
buzzer operates. The LCD displays:
a. Fault condition.
b. Fault number currently displayed.
c. Total number of faults logged.
d. Time fault was logged.
e. A text message describing the fault.
A battery fault is shown on the LCD as follows:
2If a service contact number has been configured, the
LCDalternatesbetween the power fault message and
the service contact number.
Note: Press the MUTE BUZZER pushbutton to silence
the panel’s internal buzzer.
3When the cause of the fault has been cleared, press
the RESET pushbutton.
If both theAC and
Battery power fail, the
indicators and LCD are
non-operational.
FAULT 01 / 02 14:55
NO MAINS SUPPLY
FAULT 01 / 03 14:55
For Service Contact ***** ******
ABCD
E
FAULT 01 / 02 14:55
BATTERIES MISSING
ABCD
E
Status: NORMAL
Sat 01/12/2001 00:00:00
Status: NORMAL
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Status: NORMAL
Sat 01/12/2001 00:00:00
3.4 Plant Alarm
APlantAlarm indicationisthe defaultconfigurationsetting
for ID50 Series fire control panels. In this configuration,
the panel operates as follows:
APlantAlarm message is displayed if the panel detects
anon-fire input (AUX)configuredinzones 17 to32.When
anon-fire event occurs the PlantAlarm LED isilluminated
(except for Hold Switch and Abort Switch AUX inputs)
and the LCD displays the following information:
a. PlantAlarm condition.
b. Alarm number currently displayed.
c. Number of alarms.
d. Zone number.
e. Device address.
f. Device type.
g. Time of logged message.
h. Zonal and device text (if any).
When the cause of the alarm has been cleared, the
message will automatically be removed from the LCD
andthe LED extinguished.Thepanelreturns toquiescent
mode.
3.5 Fault Output: Fault /Disabled (Optional)
If the panel has been configured to indicate the status of
theFault Output relay circuit, a message isdisplayed if a
FaultOutput relay circuit fault condition is detected or if it
has been disabled.
Note: An output device configured to a Fault CBE rule
remainsactiveifdisabledfrom a source other than
the panel Fault Output relay disable function.
PLANT 01 / 01 Z21 M12 MCP 14:55
< - - - ZoneText - - - > < - - - DeviceText - - - >
ABCDEF
GH

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4 Operator Actions at Panel
4.1 Introduction
Operator actions at the panel require the correct
pushbuttonand access code entry.The LCD and theuser
pushbuttons located on the panel allow the following
actions to be carried out:
a. Mute the panel buzzer.
b. Extend Delays.
c. Panel reset.
d. End Delays / Evacuate (terminate delays to outputs,
if delay is active and activate sounders).
e. Silence and resound the alarms.
f. Menu navigation and alphanumeric key entry.
g. Operator-controlled tests.
h. Disable and enable of zones, outputs or delays.
i. Set the clock and date.
j. View: log, devices, faults, input events, disablements,
voltages and versions.
Note: Maintenance alarm count is also available but this
is an ID60 feature available at access level 3 only.
All actions are access-controlled either through turning
the panel keyswitch to the right, or by entering a Level 2
access code (see Section 4.1.3 Access Codes).
4.1.1 Liquid Crystal Display
TheLiquidCrystalDisplay(LCD)provides80 charactersof
alphanumeric information on a 2 line display. The LCD is
backlittoassistviewingunderdimambientlightconditions.
System Normal Display
When in a quiescent state the LCD shows the
‘Status: NORMAL’ message on line 1 and the day, date
and time on line 2. The message will be different if the
Site Name menu was edited during commissioning.
The user options are accessed via a menu structure,
which in turn is accessed from the ‘Status: NORMAL’
message (see opposite).
If the ‘Status: NORMAL’ message is not present, press the
‘
4
’ button repeatedly until it is displayed (this terminates
access Level 2).Alternatively, turn the keyswitch to the right
and and then back to normal to exit all user menus. Menus
willreverttothepanelstatusdisplayautomaticallyfiveminutes
after the last key press. Press the ‘ ’ button to toggle
between the menus and top level display.
Note: To exit the Level 3 Commissioning menu press the
numeric ‘
7
’ button.
* The Commissioning Menu is ONLY
available with a Level 3 passcode
1 : TEST
2 : DISABLE/ENABLE
3 : CLOCK
4 : VIEW MODE
6 : PRINT
5 : COMMISSIONING
SYSTEM NORMAL
Status: NORMAL
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4.1.2 Internal Buzzer
The panel has an internal buzzer which gives a local
warning when any of the following is detected:
a. Fire condition.
b. Pre-alarm condition.
c. Fault condition.
4.1.3 Access Codes
With the exception of the Loop Booster Output Test option,
theactionsdescribedinthismanualrequireaccessLevel 2,
whichisinvoked either by turning the keyswitch or by entry
of an access code. The access code is a sequence of
numbersconfiguredinthepanelduringcommissioning.The
panel has two levels of access codes:7 Level 2 and Level
3.Level3isrequired fortesting theloopboosteroutputand
for panel configuration and commissioning procedures.
The panel has a maximum of ten (10) Level 2 access
codes, each defined by the user identification number
[U0 - U9] in the top left-hand corner. Entering a Level 2
access code allows access to all functional controls and
some system operation parameters. (Operating the
keyswitch to enter Level 2 always displays ‘[U9]’).
Note: When the panel is at Level 3, [S1] is displayed in
place of the user identification number.
1Press the ‘ ’ button at the ‘Status: NORMAL’
message to prompt for a Level 2/3 access code, as
shown below:
2Press and hold the ‘
0..9
’ button while pressing the
appropriate4digitLevel2accesscode.‘*’willappear
on the LCD as the numbers are entered.
3Press the ‘
5
’ button to confirm the entered code.
The Level 2 Options are then displayed.
4The procedure to cancel Level 2 (and thus prevent
any other person accessing Level 2 options) is given
inSection 4.1.1).
Note: Ifan incorrect accesscodeisentered, the following
is displayed:
Press the ‘
4
’ button or wait for approximately one
minute to return to the ‘Status: NORMAL’ message.
ACCESSTO MENUS RESTRICTED
Enter Level 2/3 Passcode: . . . . < : BackSp
[U0] 1:Test 2:Disable/Enable 3:Clock
4:View Mode 5:Commission
ERROR - INCORRECT PASSCODE ! ! !
ACCESSTO MENUS RESTRICTED
Enter Level 2/3 Passcode: * * * * < : BackSp
Throughout this manual a
U accompanied by a
number represents a Level
2 access code.
5
1
2,3
Operations within this
manual require Level 2
access (code or keyswitch),
although a Level 3 access
code may be entered.

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4.1.4 Keyswitch
The panel is fitted with a keyswitch which provides an
alternativeto the Level 2 access code. If the keyswitch is
inthe enabled position, it overrides the requirement fora
Level 2 access code. Therefore, if an alarm condition
occurs the keyswitch enables the immediate operation
of the control keys.
With the keyswitch in the enabled position the Level 2
menus are accessible by pressing the ‘ ’ button.
4.2 MUTE BUZZER Pushbutton
Operatingthe MUTE BUZZERpushbuttonwhen analarm
or fault has occurred, silences the internal buzzer. If the
Primary Delay is active during an alarm condition this
pushbutton will also terminate this delay and start the
Extend Delay time.
The internal buzzer remains silent until the system is
RESET or the panel detects another alarm condition.
4.3 EXTEND DELAY Pushbutton
With the occurrence of an alarm and with the Primary
Delay active, pressing the EXTEND DELAY pushbutton
cancels the initial response time and initiates the fire
investigation period (refer to Section 3.1.1 Fire in
Delayed Mode). The DELAY ACTIVE LED remains
illuminated until the delay timer expires.
[U0] 1:Test 2:Disable/Enable 3:Clock
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EVACUATE
4.4 END DELAY / EVACUATE Pushbutton
The END DELAY/EVACUATE pushbutton is used to
initiate the Evacuate procedure. If this pushbutton is
operated while a delay is active, all delays are cancelled
and all sounders designated in the pre-configured
Evacuate rule are activated.
Fire Alarm Condition
Providing the pushbuttons have been enabled for Level
1 operation and delays are active the following occurs:
1Press the END DELAY/EVACUATE pushbutton. The
following is typically displayed:
2Nofurther action isneededuntil it isrequiredto silence
thesounders, in which case theSILENCE/RESOUND
pushbutton should be pressed, see Section 4.5,
Silence / Resound pushbutton.
Note: If the pushbuttons are enabled to operate at
Level 2,enterthe Level 2 passcodein themanner
described in the RESET pushbutton procedure
(Section 4.6).
No Alarm Condition
Inquiescent mode,pressingthe ENDDELAY/EVACUATE
pushbutton immediately sounds the internal buzzer,
operates all outputs configured in accordance with the
CBErules (configured attime system wascommissioned)
and the LCD displays the ‘EVACUATE’ message.
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4.5 SILENCE / RESOUND Pushbutton
The term ‘silence’ as used throughout this manual,
describes a temporary state the panel enters whenever
theSILENCE/RESOUNDpushbuttonispressed to stop
thesounders operating. While the panel is in this state, a
new fire alarm, operating the SILENCE / RESOUND
pushbutton again or operation of the
END DELAY/ EVACUATE pushbutton, will re-sound all
previously silenced sounders.
You can suspend all sounder output delays and silence
all sounder outputs which are operating as a result of a
FIRE alarm or an EVACUATE operation. Provided that
thepushbuttonshave been enabled for Level 1 operation
and delays are active, proceed as follows:
1Press the SILENCE / RESOUND pushbutton. The
following are not switched off by this operation:
a. The internal FIRE buzzer.
b. Any output modules configured in the CBE Rules
during commissioning NOT to be silenced by the
SILENCE / RESOUND pushbutton.
2To start the sounders again in the same pattern as
they were previously operating and reactivate any
programmeddelays, press the SILENCE/RESOUND
pushbutton.
3The panel may have been configured, during
commissioning, to illuminate the SOUNDERS
SILENCED LED when the SILENCE/RESOUND
pushbutton is pressed (non-default selection).
Pressingthe SILENCE / RESOUNDpushbuttonagain
tooperatethe sounders, the SOUNDERS SILENCED
LED extinguishes.
Note: If the pushbuttons are enabled to operate at
Level 2,enterthe Level 2 passcodein the manner
described in the RESET pushbutton procedure
(Section 4.6).
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