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a) Switch the panel mode key to “Normal”position with all the resistors and links in
position and apply the 240V or 120V mains power to the control panel. The internal
buzzer will sound momentarily and then the control panel should show the
“Supply” Green LED only.
b) Place the key operated switch into “Disable” mode to test this function. The internal
buzzer will sound intermittently and the yellow “Fault”LED will flash.
c) With the key in “Disable” using the manual release test key, try to actuate the
system. The system should not actuate. Remove test key.
d) Place the key operated switch in the “Normal” position, using the manual
release test key, try to actuate the system. The system should actuate and the
“Released” LED should illuminate combined with the internal buzzer sounding
constantly. Remove test key. Turn the key operated switch to the “Reset”
position and then back to the “Normal “position. The control panel should return to
quiescent mode with only the “Supply” LED illuminated.
e) With the key switch in “Normal”systematically remove and replace each of the
resistors and the link in turn to check that the control panel registers a fault signal. On
each occasion a “fault”LED and intermittent buzzer should be displayed and heard,
and on replacement the panel should return to quiescent mode.
Installing battery backup
If the control panel is to be connected to an uninterruptible power supply the battery does
not need to be used and the 10K resistor can be left in position. If it is required to use a
battery then the following steps should be taken.
a) Remove the resistor from the battery terminals. From the packet provided install the
battery leads and connectors. ENSURE POLARITY IS CORRECT. Meter the
charging output across terminals. This should read 13.8V. If it is incorrect
adjustment can be made to the variable resistor positioned above at “VR1”
position on the circuit board.
