Satel ACSP-402 User manual

Fire alarm control panel
ACSP-402
Firmware version 1.00
USER MANUAL
acsp-402_u_en 06/23
SATEL sp. z o.o. • ul. Budowlanych 66 • 80-298 Gdańsk • POLAND
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IMPORTANT
Before you start using the control panel, please read carefully this manual in order to avoid
mistakes that can lead to malfunction or even damage to the equipment.
Changes, modifications or repairs not authorized by the manufacturer shall void your rights
under the warranty.
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their technical specifications and software. Current information about the changes being
introduced is available on our website.
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The following symbols may be used in this manual:
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction .....................................................................................................................3
2. Front panel.......................................................................................................................3
2.1 LED indicators .......................................................................................................................3
2.2 Buttons...................................................................................................................................5
2.3 System status indication........................................................................................................6
3. Control..............................................................................................................................8
3.1 Access levels.........................................................................................................................8
3.1.1 Level 1 (L1) – all users...........................................................................................................8
3.1.2 Level 2 (L2) – authorized users..............................................................................................8
3.2 Acoustic signaling during operation.......................................................................................8
3.3 User menu.............................................................................................................................8
3.3.1 Navigating the menu and starting the functions.....................................................................8
3.3.2 Information on system elements............................................................................................9
3.3.3 Editing data (access level 2)................................................................................................10
3.3.4 User functions list.................................................................................................................10
3.4 Control at level 1..................................................................................................................13
3.4.1 Silencing the acoustic signaling of control panel / repeater panel.......................................13
3.4.2 Testing the signaling components of control panel / repeater panel ...................................13
3.4.3 Viewing the alarm log...........................................................................................................13
3.4.4 Viewing the event log...........................................................................................................13
3.4.5 Viewing the current faults.....................................................................................................14
3.4.6 Viewing the disablements ....................................................................................................14
3.4.7 Viewing the tests..................................................................................................................14
3.4.8 Viewing the system information ...........................................................................................14
3.5 Control at level 2..................................................................................................................15
3.5.1 Enabling / disabling the two-stage alarm mode...................................................................15
3.5.2 Changing the control panel operating mode: Personnel present / Personnel absent .........15
3.5.3 Procedure in the case of alarm signaling.............................................................................15
3.5.4 Turning the sounders on / off...............................................................................................15
3.5.5 Procedure in the case of fault signaling...............................................................................16
3.5.6 Disabling the system elements ............................................................................................16
3.5.7 Testing the system elements ...............................................................................................17
3.5.8 Diagnostics...........................................................................................................................18
3.5.9 Setting the clock...................................................................................................................19
3.5.10 Service mode .......................................................................................................................20
4. ACSP Soft program.......................................................................................................20
4.1 Menu bar of the ACSP Soft program...................................................................................20
4.2 Side menu............................................................................................................................21
4.3 Additional menu...................................................................................................................21
4.3.1 “Configuration” window.........................................................................................................21
4.3.2 “Software language” window................................................................................................22
4.3.3 Establishing communication with the control panel .............................................................22
4.4 Addressable elements.........................................................................................................22
4.4.1 Input/output state..................................................................................................................22
4.4.2 Diagnostic data.....................................................................................................................24
4.4.3 Element disablements/tests.................................................................................................24
4.4.4 Zone&group disablements/tests...........................................................................................25
4.4.5 Detector diagnostics.............................................................................................................26
4.5 Events..................................................................................................................................27
4.5.1 “Event filter” window.............................................................................................................28
4.6 Alarms..................................................................................................................................29
4.7 Faults...................................................................................................................................29
4.8 Special functions..................................................................................................................30
4.9 Printouts...............................................................................................................................31
4.9.1 Configuration........................................................................................................................31

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4.9.2 Test report........................................................................................................................... 32
5. VAPSP application.........................................................................................................33
5.1 Features.............................................................................................................................. 33
5.2 Installing the app.................................................................................................................33
5.3 Starting the app...................................................................................................................33
5.4 Description ..........................................................................................................................34

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1. Introduction
This manual describes how to operate the ACSP-402 addressable fire alarm control panel.
It also describes how to operate the control panel remotely by using the APSP-402 repeater
panel and the VAPSP app.
2. Front panel
Fig. 2. Front panel of the ACSP-402 control panel.
The front panels of the ACSP-402 control panel and the APSP-402 repeater panel include
the same elements:
•LEDs to indicate the system status (of the control panel and external devices).
•LCD display to:
−operate the control panel,
−display information about the fire alarm,
−display messages about disablements, tests and faults,
−view the list of current disablements, tests and faults,
−view the alarm and event log.
•Buttons to operate the control panel.
•Key switch to gain access at level 2 (see: “Access levels” p. 8).
2.1 LED indicators
The LED indicators on the control panel and the repeater panel operate in the same way.
The only difference is the yellow CONTROL LED (see: p. 5).

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LED
Label [color]
Indications
FAULT
[yellow]
ON – fault.
flashing – fault memory.
FAULT ROUTING
[yellow]
ON – fault warning routing is acknowledged / test of
the output for fault warning routing is started.
flashing – output for fault warning routing is active.
FIRE PROTECTION
DEVICES
[yellow]
ON – output to control the fire protection devices is
disabled or is being tested.
flashing –
output to control the fire protection devices is
faulty (short circuit or break).
AUXILIARY
DEVICES
[yellow]
flashing – programmable input is faulty (short-circuit or
break), device connected to programmable
input reported fault, po
wer output is faulty
(overload), repeater panel / ACSP-ETH module
/ ACSP-RSI is not present, power source of the
repeater panel is faulty.
FIRE ROUTING
[yellow]
ON – output for fire alarm routing is disabled or is
being tested.
flashing – output for fir
e alarm routing is faulty (short
circuit or break).
FAULT ROUTING
ON – output for fault warning routing is disabled or is
being tested.
flashing –
output for fault warning routing is faulty (short
circuit or break).
POWER
[yellow]
flashing – power failure (loss of 230 VAC mains, no
battery, low battery, high battery resistance).
EARTH FAULT
[yellow]
flashing – earth fault in one of the circuits of the fire alarm
system.
SYSTEM
[yellow]
flashing – control panel hardware fault, microprocessor-
bas
ed system fault, corrupted data in control
panel memory, or alarm log overflow.
TEST
[yellow]
ON – function to test system elements is started
(zones, lines, groups, sounders, inputs, outputs,
etc. are being tested).
DISABLED
[yellow]
ON – system elements are disabled (zones, lines,
groups, sounders, inputs, outputs, etc. are
disabled).
SOUNDERS
ON/OFF
[yellow]
ON – output to control sounders or sounder(s)
connected to detection line are disabled or are
being tested.
flashing – output to control sounders is faulty (short circuit
or break) or sounder(s) connected to detection
line are faulty.
PERSONNEL
[yellow]
ON – control panel operates in the “Personnel
present” mode.

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LED
Label [color]
Indications
DELAYS
[yellow]
ON – two-stage alarm mode is enabled (second
stage alarm signaling is delayed).
CONTROL
[yellow]
ON – access level 2 on this panel.
flashing – access level 2 on another panel.
POWER
[green]
ON – 230 VAC mains power is present.
flashing –
no 230 VAC mains power, control panel is
powered from a battery.
FIRE
[red]
ON – fire alarm acknowledged by the personnel.
flashing – fire alarm.
FIRE ROUTING
[red]
ON – fire alarm routing is acknowledged / test of the
output for fire alarm routing is started.
flashing – output for fire alarm routing is active.
FIRE PROTECTION
DEVICES
[red]
ON – activation of fire protection equipment is
acknowledged / test of the output to control the
fire protection equipment is started.
flashing – output to control the fire protection equipment is
active.
Table 1.
2.2 Buttons
Button Access
level
Function
1
Start the preview of tested system elements (e.g. zones, lines,
groups, sounders, inputs, outputs, etc.) – see: p. 14.
Start the function of testing the control panel LEDs and acoustic
signaling. Press and hold for 3 seconds to start the function.
2 Start the function of testing the system elements – see: p. 17.
1
Start the preview of disabled system elements (e.g. zones, lines,
groups, sounders, inputs, outputs, etc.) – see: p. 14.
2 Start the function of disabling the system elements – see: p. 16.
2 Deactivate / activate sounders during a fire alarm – see: p. 15.
1 Exit the user menu or submenu.
2 Exit the menu, submenu or function in the user menu.
1, 2 Scroll up and perform other operations in the user menu. Press and
hold the button to scroll faster.
1, 2
Scroll down and perform other operations in the user menu. Press
and hold the button to scroll faster.

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Button Access
level
Function
1 Open the user menu, enter the submenu. In the alarm mode, change
how the information is presented about the alarming zone(s) (zone
name / zone number and information about the alarm stage).
2
Open the user menu / enter the submenu / start the function / select
the option. In the alarm mode, change how the information is
presented about the alarming zone(s) (zone name / zone number and
information about the alarm stage).
1, 2
Change how the information is prese
nted (short / extended) about
a selected system element (e.g. zone) or an event registered by the
control panel (e.g. alarm / fault). In the case of the two-
stage alarm
mode, infor
mation is displayed about the time remaining until the
second stage alarm is indicated.
Change how the information is presented about system elements
(names / addresses). Press and hold for 3 seconds to change how
the information is presented.
1 and 2 A
cknowledge the fire alarm / fault warning and silence the acoustic
signaling in control panel and repeater panel.
Reset the fault memory.
2 Reset the fire alarm.
2
Change the “Personnel present” / “Personnel absent” control panel
operating mode (changing the operating mode may result in activating
/ deactivating the two-stage alarm mode ( second stage alarm delay))
– see: p. 15.
2 Activate / deactivate the two-stage alarm mode (second stage alarm
signaling delay) – see: p. 15.
1 Exit the user menu or submenu.
2 Exit the menu, submenu or function in the user menu.
1 Open the user menu and enter the submenu.
2 Open the user menu, enter the submenu, start the
function and
confirm the selected options.
Table 2.
2.3 System status indication
The control panel and the repeater panel indicate the current system status.
Quiescent condition
•The display shows date and time as well as messages programmed in the control panel
(e.g. information about the system).
•Only the green POWER LED is ON (the rest of LEDs are OFF).

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Disabled condition
•The display shows the number of disablements activated in the control panel (e.g. D:001).
After you enter the user menu you can check which system elements are currently
disabled (access level 1 and 2), you can enable them or you can disable other system
elements (level 2).
•The yellow DISABLEMENT LED is ON.
•The yellow LED to indicate the disabled system element is ON (if the LED is assigned to
the element – see: “LED indicators” p. 3).
Test condition
•The display shows the number of tests activated in the control panel (e.g. T:001). After
you enter the user menu you can check which system elements are currently tested
(access level 1 and 2), and you can edit the list of tested system elements (level 2).
•The yellow TEST LED is ON.
•The yellow LED to indicate the tested system element is ON (if the LED is assigned to the
element – see: “LED indicators” p. 3).
Fault warning condition
•The display shows the number of faults detected by the control panel (e.g. F:001). After
you enter the user menu you can check which system elements are currently faulty
(access level 1 and 2), and you can disable them (level 2).
•The yellow FAULT LED is ON.
•The yellow LED that represents the given fault is flashing (if the LED is assigned to the
fault – see: “LED indicators” p. 3).
If the yellow FAULT LED is flashing, it means the fault memory. This happens
when the personnel operating the control panel failed to acknowledge the fault, and
the control panel stopped detecting it.
•A sound is emitted.
Fire alarm condition
•The display shows information on the generated alarm(s).
•The red FIRE LED is ON or flashing (see: “LED indicators” p. 3).
•A sound is emitted.
Control at level 2
The CONTROL LED:
ON – control at level 2 is available on this panel,
flashing – control at level 2 is available on another panel.
“Personnel present” operating mode
The yellow PERSONNEL LED is ON.
Second stage alarm delay (two-stage alarm)
The yellow DELAYS LED is ON.

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3. Control
3.1 Access levels
3.1.1 Level 1 (L1) – all users
When there is no key in the key switch or the key is in the neutral position, the user has
access to the following functions:
•acknowledge fire alarms and faults,
•view:
−fire alarm / fault / event log,
−tested / disabled system elements (detection lines, zones, groups, addresses [line
elements], routing outputs, sounders, inputs, outputs, detectors, manual call points,
remote indicators),
−information on the control panel program.
At level 1, it is possible to operate the system from the control panel and the repeater panel
simultaneously.
3.1.2 Level 2 (L2) – authorized users
When the key switch is in the CONTROL position, in addition to the level 1 functions,
the user has access to the following functions:
•reset the fire alarm,
•turn the sounders on / off,
•switch the “Personnel present” / “Personnel absent” control panel operating mode,
•enable / disable the alarm signaling delay function,
•enable / disable: detection lines, zones, groups, addresses (line elements), routing
outputs, sounders, inputs, outputs, detectors, manual call points, remote indicators,
•test: zones, groups, routing outputs, sounders, inputs, outputs, detectors, manual call
points, remote indicators,
•start the diagnostic functions,
•set the control panel clock and the display contrast.
At level 2, it is possible to operate the system either from the control panel, or from the
repeater panel. If the key switch is in the CONTROL position both in the control
panel and the repeater panel, only the control panel user has access at level 2 (control
from the control panel has the priority).
3.2 Acoustic signaling during operation
1 short beep – button pressed / function started / selection confirmed / entered data
confirmed.
2 short beeps – function unavailable / refusal to execute command.
3.3 User menu
3.3.1 Navigating the menu and starting the functions
Table 2 shows the buttons used for menu navigation (see: “Buttons” p. 5).

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The cursor shows the submenu you can enter / function you can start / option you can
select.
The user menu is hidden automatically 3 minutes after the last activity. If you want to
access the menu again, press .
3.3.2 Information on system elements
You may notice that names and addresses are displayed when you scroll and edit the list of
addressable system elements. Press and hold for 3 seconds to change how the
information is presented (see: “Buttons” p. 5).
Addressable system elements
Line elements
The address of the line element consists of the detection line symbol (L1 / L2 – loop symbol
or A1 / A2 / B1 / B2 – radial circuit symbol) and the element’s reference number (e.g. L1/1 –
address of the first device connected to the L1 loop).
In the MIO-400 module, each input and output is given its own address. For example: A1/3.1
– A1 radial circuit, third device connected to the radial circuit, IN1 input.
Control panel inputs and outputs
Each control panel input / output is treated as a separate addressable system element. They
have the following addresses:
FP/INP1…4– input.
FP/OUT1…8– output.
Link identifier
If one addressable element is linked with another element of the fire alarm system, the link
identifier is added to that element’s address. The first symbol of the identifier indicates the
type of link:
*– element is assigned (belongs) to a zone or a signaling group,
’– element is linked with a zone, group or addressable element.
The following signs of the identifier indicate which system element the device is linked with:
Zx – with a zone (x= zone number).
Gx – with a group (x= group number).
[address] – with an element of a given address (e.g. L2/1).
OUT – with a control panel / MIO-400 module output.
The address of the linked output is available after device information is displayed
(the button) or in the ACSP Soft program.
OUT8 – with the OUT8 control panel output when the output type is “Control of fire
protection equipment”.
FRE – with the FRE TX control panel output when the output type is “Control of fire
protection equipment”.
Example addresses of elements with the link identifier
L1/1*Z1 – element with address L1/1 is assigned (belongs) to zone 1.
L1/6’Z1 – element with address L1/6 is linked with zone 1.
FP/INP1’Z1 – control panel input with address FP/INP1 is linked with zone 1.
L1/9*G1 – element with address L1/9 is assigned (belongs) to group 1.

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L1/10.1’G1 – MIO-400 module input with address L1/10.1 is linked with group 1.
L1/8’A2/1 – element with address L1/8 is linked with a detector / side line module with
address A2/1.
FP/INP1’OUT – control panel input with address FP/INP1 is linked with a control panel /
MIO-400 module output (the address of the linked output you will see after
device information is displayed or in the ACSP Soft program).
3.3.3 Editing data (access level 2)
The editing method depends on the type of data. Having completed the editing, press to
confirm the changes. To exit the function without saving the changes, press or .
Selection from the single-choice list
The symbol indicates the currently selected item. To scroll through the list of items,
press or .
Selection from the multiple-choice list
To scroll through the list of items, press or . Depending on the type of list,
the displayed symbols indicate that:
– the element is not disabled / tested or the element will not be disabled / tested,
– the element is / will be disabled,
– the element is / will be tested.
Press to change the currently displayed symbol to the other.
3.3.4 User functions list
Which functions are displayed on the list depends on your access level and the system
status.
Alarms view the fire alarm log
Events view the event log
Faults
All view faults in the system / disable faulty elements
Lines view faulty detection lines
Routing outputs view / disable faulty routing outputs
Sounders
Convent. sounders view / disable faulty conventional sounders
Address. sounders view / disable faulty addressable sounders
Inputs
Control p. inputs view / disable faulty control panel inputs
Other inputs view / disable faulty MIO-400 module inputs
Outputs
Control p. outputs view / disable faulty control panel outputs
Other inputs view / disable faulty MIO-400 module outputs
Det. & m. call. p.
Manual call points view / disable faulty manual call points
Detectors view / disable faulty detectors
Indicators view / disable faulty remote indicators

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Side lines view / disable faulty MLB-400 side line modules
Addresses view faults related to the MIO-400 module by addresses
Power view faults related to the control panel power
System view the system faults (e.g. device not configured)
Other view other faults (e.g. no communication with the printer)
Zones view zones with faulty elements
Groups view groups with faulty elements
Disablements
Preview
Lines view disabled detection lines
Zones view disabled zones / disabled elements in the zone
[select a disabled zone]
[list of disabled elements in the zone]
Groups view disabled groups / disabled elements in the group
[select a disabled group]
[list of disabled elements in the group]
Addresses view disabled elements by addresses
Routing outputs view disabled routing outputs
Sounders
Convent. sounders view disabled conventional sounders
Address. sounders view disabled addressable sounders
Inputs view disabled control panel / MIO-400 module inputs
Outputs view disabled control panel / MIO-400 module outputs
Det. & m. call. p.
Manual call points view disabled manual call points
Detectors view disabled detectors
Indicators view disabled remote indicators
Edit disable / enable system elements
[list of items the same as in the “Preview” submenu]
Add disable system elements
Active elements disable active system elements
Faulty devices disable faulty system elements
[the remaining items on the list the same as in the “Preview” submenu]
Delete enable system elements
[list of items the same as in the “Preview” submenu]
Tests
Preview
Zones view tested zones / tested elements in the zone
[select a tested zone]
[list of tested elements in the zone]
Groups view tested groups / tested elements in the group
[select a tested group]
[list of tested elements in the group]
Routing outputs view tested routing outputs

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Sounders
Convent. sounders view tested conventional sounders
Address. sounders view tested addressable sounders
Inputs view tested control panel / MIO-400 module inputs
Outputs view tested control panel / MIO-400 module outputs
Det. & m. call. p.
Manual call points view tested manual call points
Detectors view tested detectors
Indicators view tested remote indicators
Edit start / end the test of system elements
[list of items the same as in the “Preview” submenu]
Add start the test of system elements
[list of items the same as in the “Preview” submenu]
Delete end the test of system elements
[list of items the same as in the “Preview” submenu]
Silent test turn the sounders on / off when testing manual call points and
detectors
[select: YES / NO]
Information
Control panel
Firmware view control panel firmware version
Repeater panel
Firmware view repeater panel firmware version
Ethernet module
Firmware view ACSP-ETH module firmware version
Network
MAC address view ACSP-ETH module hardware address
IP address view ACSP-ETH module IP address
Subnet mask view the mask of the subnet in which the ACSP-ETH module is
working
Default gateway view IP address of the network device through which the
ACSP-ETH module communicates with devices in other
networks
DNS address view IP address of the DNS server used by the ACSP-ETH
module
ACSP-RSI (printer)
Firmware view ACSP-RSI module firmware version
Diagnostics
Detectors view status of detectors
By dirt
[list of detectors sorted in descending order by the level of dirt]
By smoke
[list of detectors sorted in descending order by the level of smoke]
By temperature
[list of detectors sorted in descending order by the level of temperature]

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Consecutively
[list of detectors sorted in ascending order by the reference number]
Input / output st. view status of control panel / MIO-400 module inputs / outputs
Inputs
[list of control panel / MIO-400 module inputs]
Outputs
[list of control panel / MIO-400 module outputs]
LED indication start / end the MIO-400 module LED test
[select a MIO-400 module]
Control p. battery view information about the control panel battery voltage and
resistance
Repeater p. battery view information about the repeater panel battery voltage and
resistance
Settings
Clock
Set time program time
Set date program date
Display contrast program the LCD display contrast
Service mode enter the service mode access code
3.4 Control at level 1
3.4.1 Silencing the acoustic signaling of control panel / repeater panel
Press .
3.4.2 Testing the signaling components of control panel / repeater panel
Press and hold for 3 seconds to test the LED indicators and acoustic signaling of the
control panel / repeater panel. All LEDs should start flashing and the acoustic signaling
should be heard.
3.4.3 Viewing the alarm log
1. Enter the user menu. The cursor will show the “Alarms” submenu.
2. Press or . The last fire alarm will be displayed. The alarm log counter is displayed
in the first line of the display (e.g. 0001/0129, where: 0001 – alarm sequence number,
0129 – total number of alarms saved to the control panel memory). Date and time of when
the alarm was generated is displayed in the second line of the display. The alarm
description is displayed in the following lines. If you want to change how the alarm
information is presented, press or (zone name, zone number and alarm stage
can be displayed).
3.4.4 Viewing the event log
1. Enter the user menu. The cursor will show the “Alarms” submenu.
2. Press . The cursor will show the “Events” function.

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3. Press or . The last event will be displayed. The event log counter
(e.g. 0001/0929, where: 0001 – event sequence number, 0929 – total number of events
saved to the control panel memory) and the event type (Alarm / Fault / Test / General) are
displayed in the first line of the display. Date and time of when the event occurred is
displayed in the second line of the display. The event description is displayed in the
following lines. If you press , the short description of the event will be displayed.
3.4.5 Viewing the current faults
1. Enter the user menu. The cursor will show the “Alarms” submenu.
2. Keep pressing until the cursor shows the “Faults” submenu.
3. Press or . The cursor will show the “All” submenu.
4. If you want to view all current faults, press or . If you want to view faults reported
by only one type of elements, use or to select the proper submenu, then press
or .
5. The last fault will be displayed. The current faults counter is displayed in the first line of
the display (e.g. 001/002, where: 001 – fault sequence number, 002 – total number of
current faults). The fault description is displayed in the second line of the display.
The information about the faulty element is displayed in the following lines. If you want to
view the extended information about the faulty element, press .
3.4.6 Viewing the disablements
1. Press to enter the “Disablements” submenu (in the user menu).
2. Use or to select the element type, then press or .
3. If the next menu level is displayed, repeat step 2.
4. The list of disabled elements will be displayed. The number of disabled elements is
displayed in the first line of the display. The cursor shows the currently selected
element. If you want to view the extended information about the selected element,
press .
3.4.7 Viewing the tests
1. Press to enter the “Tests” submenu (in the user menu).
2. Use or to select the element type, then press or .
3. If the next menu level is displayed, repeat step 2.
4. The list of tested elements will be displayed. The number of tested elements is displayed
in the first line of the display. The cursor shows the currently selected element. If you
want to view the extended information about the selected element, press .
3.4.8 Viewing the system information
1. Enter the user menu. The cursor will show the “Alarms” submenu.
2. Press . The cursor will show the “Information” function.

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3. Press or . You will access information about the firmware version of the control
panel, repeater panel and the ACSP-ETH and ACSP-RSI modules. You can also view the
ACSP-ETH module’s network parameters.
3.5 Control at level 2
3.5.1 Enabling / disabling the two-stage alarm mode
Press DELAYS to enable / disable the two-stage alarm mode (second stage alarm
mode). If the two-stage alarm mode is enabled, the yellow LED above the button is ON.
The two-stage alarm can also be enabled automatically after the control panel is set in
the “Personnel present” mode and disabled after the control panel is set in the
“Personnel absent” mode.
3.5.2 Changing the control panel operating mode: Personnel present /
Personnel absent
Press PERSONNEL to set the “Personnel present” (day supervision mode) / “Personnel
absent” (night supervision mode) control panel operating mode. In the “Personnel present”
mode, the yellow LED above the button is ON.
The operating mode can be switched automatically:
−according to the attendance plan programmed in the control panel,
−depending on the control panel “Personnel presence” type input status,
−depending on the personnel’s access level.
3.5.3 Procedure in the case of alarm signaling
1. Press to silence the acoustic signaling of the control panel and the repeater panel.
The red FIRE LED will turn ON (stop flashing). In the case of the first stage alarm,
the control panel will start counting down the time to check if the fire is actually taking
place. If you fail to reset the alarm during this time, the second stage alarm will be
indicated.
2. On the control panel / repeater panel LCD display, check which detection zone the alarm
was generated in (see: “Fire alarm condition” p. 7).
3. Go to the area of the protected premises (to the zone) in which the alarm was generated
to verify the danger.
4. If there is a fire, proceed in accordance with the fire instructions provided for the protected
premises.
5. If you find there is no fire, press to reset the alarm. If the control panel indicated the
second stage alarm (which activated the fire alarm routing output), inform the fire
brigade or other services that had been notified of the alarm that it was a false alarm.
If the pre-alarm has been generated, follow the same procedure.
6. If false alarms are generated repeatedly, disable this zone and call the service technician.
3.5.4 Turning the sounders on / off
You can turn the sounders on / off, when the control panel is in the fire alarm condition. Press
SOUNDERS ON/OFF. If the sounders are turned off, the yellow LED above the button is
ON.

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3.5.5 Procedure in the case of fault signaling
1. Press to acknowledge the fault and silence the acoustic signaling.
2. Enter the user menu then start the “Faults” function to read the information about the
current fault (see: “Viewing the current faults” p. 14).
3. If you want to disable the faulty element, press or .
4. Write down the fault information.
5. Call the service and provide the fault information.
Each fault poses a danger to proper functioning of the fire alarm system and should be
repaired as soon as possible.
Do not call the service technician if the 230 VAC power fault signaling is caused by the
absence of mains voltage.
3.5.6 Disabling the system elements
You can disable / enable the following system elements:
•detection lines,
•zones,
•groups,
•line elements by address,
•routing outputs,
•sounders,
•inputs,
•outputs,
•manual call points and detectors,
•remote indicators,
•faulty line elements.
When you disable an element, it means that you turn it off.
1. Press to enter the “Disablements” submenu (in the user menu).
2. Keep pressing until the cursor shows the “Add” or “Edit” submenu.
3. Press or . The submenu will be displayed.
4. Use or to select the element type.
5. Press or (if the next menu level is displayed, repeat the steps).
6. The list of elements will be displayed. The symbols displayed on the list indicate:
– the element is not / will not be disabled,
– the element is / will be disabled.
7. Press to change the currently displayed symbol to the other.
8. Press to disable / enable the elements. If at least one system element is disabled,
the control panel switches to the disabled condition (see: “Disabled condition” p. 7).

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Disabling faulty system elements
You can disable the faulty system elements while viewing the current faults (see: “Viewing
the current faults” p. 14):
1. Use or to select the faulty system element.
2. Press to disable the element.
3. Press to confirm that you want to disable the element (press or to quit).
3.5.7 Testing the system elements
You can test the following system elements:
•zones,
•groups,
•routing outputs,
•sounders,
•inputs,
•outputs,
•manual call points and detectors,
•remote indicators.
If the control panel is in the fire alarm condition, testing is impossible.
Start of the test and test activation of system elements are registered in the control
panel event log.
1. Press to enter the “Tests” submenu (in the user menu).
2. Keep pressing until the cursor shows the “Add” or “Edit” submenu.
3. Press or . The submenu will be displayed.
4. Use or to select the element type.
5. Press or .
6. If the next menu level is displayed, repeat step 3.
7. The list of elements will be displayed. The symbols displayed on the list indicate:
– the element is not / will not be tested,
– the element is / will be tested.
8. Press to change the currently displayed symbol to the other.
9. Press to start / end the test. If at least one system element is tested, the control panel
switches to the test condition (see: “Test condition” p. 7).
Testing the zones
If the zone is tested, the manual call point or detector from the zone will not generate
an alarm.
If at least one manual call point or detector belonging to the zone is disabled, testing
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You can test the manual call points and detectors in the selected zone(s) for proper
functioning. Check if the control panel indicates the test activation after:
•smoke / rise of temperature is detected by the detector (to test the smoke sensor, use the
smoke detector test spray, to test the temperature sensor, use the heat detector tester),
•manual call point is activated (use the key to test).
If you activate the detector / call point for the purpose of testing:
•the control panel’s and repeater panel’s built-in sounders will be activated,
•information about the activated call point will be displayed on the control panel and the
repeater panel for several seconds,
•sounders will be activated.
If the MLB-400 side line module belongs to the tested zone, check if the control panel
reports the test activation after the conventional manual call points and detectors
connected to the module are activated.
Testing the groups
If at least one sounder or remote indicator linked with the group is disabled, testing the
group is impossible.
Starting the test activates the sounders and remote indicators linked with the group.
Testing the manual call points and detectors
You can test the selected manual call points and detectors for proper functioning
(see: “Testing the zones”). If you want to check the functioning of the conventional manual
call points and detectors connected to the MLB-400 side line module, start the module test.
The test activation of the manual call point or detector will not generate an alarm in the
zone.
Testing the routing outputs / sounders / inputs / outputs / remote indicators
Starting the test activates the selected system elements (fire alarm routing output / fault
warning routing output / conventional sounders / addressable sounders / control panel input /
MIO-400 module input / control panel output / MIO-400 module output).
3.5.8 Diagnostics
Start the “Diagnostics” function to view information about:
•detectors,
•inputs / outputs of the control panel / MIO-400 module,
•control panel / repeater panel battery.
1. Enter the user menu. The cursor will show the “Alarms” submenu.
2. Keep pressing until the cursor shows the “Diagnostics” submenu.
3. Press or . The submenu will be displayed.
4. Use or to select the element type.
5. Press or .