ZETTLER LOOP 500 User manual

LOOP 500 –
Fire Alarm
System
Operating
instruction - Part 1
217 647
Issue date: 29.03.1995
TOTAL WALTHER GmbH • Feuerschutz und Sicherheit
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Contents
Operating instruction part 1
for the user Page
1. Overview 3
1.1. General 3
1.2. Operator control levels 3
2. Operation on the 1st operator control level 4
2.1. Fire alarm system in quiescent state 4
2.2. Fire alarm 4
2.3. Pre-alarm 5
2.4. Fault message 6
2.5. Checking displays 7
2.6. Displaying the alarm counter 7
3. Operation on the 2nd operator control level 8
4. Emergency alarm key - activating an emergency alarm 9
5. Disable / enable operations 10
5.1. Disabling/enabling zones and detectors 10
5.2. Disabling/enabling controls, deactivating and activating 11
5.3. Disabling/enabling alarm devices, deactivating and activating 14
5.4. Disabling/enabling the transmission unit 17
5.5. Disabling and enabling the Fault main output 18
6. Event memory displays 19
7. Overview of special functions 19
8. Overview of fault messages 20
Operating instruction part 2
for the service people Page
9Operation on the operator control level 3 3
9.1. Accessing the 3rd operator control level 3
9.2. Inspection 3
9.3. Changing the password 6
9.4. Entering or changing the delay and investigation time 6
9.5. Setting the time of day 8
9.6. Setting the date 9
9.7. Altering the switching time 10
9.7.1. Altering switching times with weekly time switch controls 10
9.7.2. Altering switching times with annual time switch controls 11
9.8. Inputting or changing priority of time switch controls 12
10. Operation on the operator level 3a control 13
10.1. Cold and warm-starting the control panel 13
10.2. Setting the control panel to Programming mode 14
10.3. Setting the control panel from Programming mode 15
11. Overview of special functions 16
12. Control and indicating unit of LOOP 500 control panel, Model GB 16
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Control and indicating unit of LOOP 500 control panel,
Model GB
LAMP TEST
DAY MODE
TEST MODE
CHARGER FAILURE
PROZESOR FAULT
ISOLATED
POWER ON
ACCESS
FAULT
TEST MODE
Buzzer
Silence
FAULT
Function
Special
Zone
Reset
ALARM
1
0
4
7
*
2
C
3
5
8
6
9On
ISOLATED
Off
On
Off
On On
EMERGENCY ALARM
ACTIVE
NORMAL
ENABLE
FIRE
Select
CONTROL
SOUNDERS SILENCED
SOUNDERS ON
SOUNDERS FAULT
ACTIVATED
ISOLATED
On
Off
On
Off
FAULT
REMOTE SIGNAL
ALARM STATUS
Select
Output
ALARM COUNTER
View Alm View Flt View Act View Isol View Test
Test Test
On Off
Select
Controls
Off
ALARM DELAY OFF
ALARM ACKNOWLEGED
Silence
Alert
Sounders
Evacuate
1. Overview
1.1. General
The LOOP 500 control panel is a detector control and indicating equipment for connection of a maximum of
504 conventional addressable detectors.
1.2. Operator control levels
Operation of the LOOP 500 control panel is divided into four operator control levels. The current status is
indicated on the display. The transition between individual operator control levels is documented in the
event memory.
Operator control level 1
The 1st operator control level is always accessible; on this level, it is possible to cancel the internal audible
signal, to carry out the lamp test, to display the alarm counter and to recall the concealed (behind the
display) messages on the display.
Operator control level 2
The 2nd operator control level can be accessed by means of a key (turn key towards OPERATION
ENABLED). On this operator control level it is possible to disable and enable the detectors, the zones, the
transmission unit, the output for the external audible signalling units, control loops and fire alarm devices, to
carry out day/night switching, to reset the control panel and to display the event memory.
Operator control level 3
The 3rd operator control level can be accessed after entering the password (max. 8 digits) on the 2nd
operator control level. On this operator control level it is possible to set individual detectors or zones to
inspection mode, to exit inspection mode, to change the time switch controls (only the switching times, not
the linkages), to enter time of day and date, to alter the delay and to enter or alter the password.
Operator control level 3a
The operator control level 3a can only be accessed with an electronic key (Order No.: 571.026). On this
operator control level it is possible to carry out cold and warm start and to modify the configuration data via
the RS232 serial interface (from the programming station).
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2. Operation on the 1st operator control level
2.1. Fire alarm system in quiescent condition
Quiescent condition of the fire alarm system is a condition when no part of the system is on Alarm, Fault,
Disable or Inspection state.
Indications
− The green IN OPERATION LED illuminates,
− With alarm delay function and in Day mode, the DAY MODE LED is ON.
the following message appears on the display:
1 6 :3 5 L1* :4 7
1 7 . .0 5 9 4
On the first line, the time of day and the operator control level (L1 for 1st operator control level), and on the
second line the date is displayed.
2.2. Fire alarm
2.2.1. Fire alarm (in Night mode)
In Night mode, a fire alarm is activated by a:
− non-automatic fire detector
− automatic fire detector if the control panel is in Night mode
(only in the case of alarm delay function)
or is activated by a:
− non-automatic fire detector or
− automatic fire detector (if no alarm delay function is programmed))
Indications
− 5 red FIRE LEDs flash,
− a continuous audible signal is emitted,
− the red ACTIVATION LED in the PRIMARY ALARM field illuminates
− the yellow FIRE BRIGADE COMING or the red CALL FIRE BRIGADE LED in the PRIMARY ALARM
field illuminates,
− the red ACTIVATION LED in the EXT. AUD. ALARM DEVICE illuminates
the following message appears on the display:
F i r e Z o n e X X X M l d Y Y T T T T T T T T T T T T L 1 *
F Z Z Z
XXX - No. of the zone
YY - No. of the detector
TTT - possible customer text
ZZZ - number of fire alarms active
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2.2.1.1. Measures in case of fire alarm in Night mode
− Press Cancel int. aud. sign. key
The audible signal in the control panel will be muted
− Initiate measures in accordance with alarm organization.
With more than two alarms active, the first and the last message will always appear on the display; all other
messages are concealed, this being indicated by the yellow ALARMS LED. The concealed messages can
only be scrolled after pressing the Reveal key at the ALARMS LED (in the field of the display); approx. 20
seconds after the arrow keys were last pressed, the first and the last message will be displayed again.
2.2.2. Fire alarm in Day mode (systems with alarm delay function only)
A fire alarm in Day mode will be activated by an automatic fire detector when the control panel is in Day
mode.
Indications
− 1 red FIRE LED (in the centre) flashes
− audible signal sounds continuously
− on the display, the message as shown before appears
2.2.2.1. Measures in case of fire alarm in Day mode
− Press Cancel int. aud. sign. key
The audible signal in the control panel will be muted.
the delay time is acknowledged and the investigation time started
− Initiate measures in accordance with alarm organization.
The following message will appear on the display:
I n v e s t i g a t i o n i n p r o g r e s s L 1 *
F Z Z Z
ZZZ - number of fire alarms active
2.3. Pre-alarm
In the case of detector circuit double-knock operation or cross-zoning, on activation of the first detector or of
the first zone which is programmed in detector circuit double-knock operation or cross-zoning, a pre-alarm is
activated.
− 1 red FIRE LED (in the centre) flashes,
− the audible signal sounds continuously,
the following message appears on the display:
P r e - a l a r m Z o n e X X X M l d Y Y T T T T T T T T T T T T L 1 *
F Z Z Z
XXX - No. of the zone
YY - No. of the detector
TTT - possible customer text
ZZZ - number of fire alarms active (where a pre-alarm is not counted as a fire alarm)
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If a finite waiting time is programmed for detector circuit double-knock operation or cross-zoning and if
during this time, no second detector or no second zone which is programmed for detector circuit double-
knock operation or cross-zoning is activated, this message is reset.
The following message appears on the display:
B e f o r e E n d F i r e Z o n e X X X M l d Y Y T T T T T T T T T T T T L 1 *
F Z Z Z
XXX - No. of the zone
YY - No. of the detector
TTT - possible customer text
ZZZ - number of fire alarms active (where a pre-alarm is not counted as a fire alarm)
2.3.1. Measures in the case of pre-alarm
− press Cancel int. aud. sign. key
the audible signal in the control panel will be muted.
− initiate measures in accordance with alarm organization.
2.4. Fault message
− yellow FAULT collective display illuminates
− additional display according to the type of fault
• SYSTEM FAULT continuous illumination
• CHARGING FAILURE continuous illumination or
• FAULT/DISABLE in the PRIMARY ALARM field flashing or
FAULT in the EXT.AUD. ALARM field illuminating continuously
− the display shows in plaintext the type of fault (not in the case of system fault)
− internal audible signal sounds intermittently (in the case of system fault, sounds continuously)
With more than one fault alarm active, last message will always appear on the second line of the display; all
other messages are concealed, this being indicated by the yellow FAULTS LED. The concealed messages
can only be scrolled after pressing the Reveal key at the ALARMS LED (in the field of the display); approx.
20 seconds after the arrow keys were last pressed, this will appear on the first line of the display.
2.4.1 Measures in the case of a Fault message
− press Cancel int. aud. sign. key, the audible signal in the control panel will be muted.
− initiate measures in accordance with alarm organization.
After repair, all functions should be tested. Remedy of faults should be entered in the Operation log with
date and time of day.
2.4.2. System fault
On occurrence of a system fault, all outputs of the control panel are set to quiescent state.
Indications
− the yellow Fault collective display illuminates
− the yellow System Fault display illuminates
− the internal audible signal sounds continuously
On occurrence of a fault, maintenance should be advised at once!
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2.5. Checking displays
− Press ON in the DISPLAY TEST field
A function test of all LEDs integrated in the control and indicating unit, of the display and of the internal
sounder will be carried out. After approx. 20 seconds, the test is terminated automatically (or manually, with
the C key).
2.6. Displaying the alarm counter
− Press the Display key in the ALARM COUNTER field
The following message will appear on the display
C o u n t e r R e a d i n g 0 0 5 3 0 L 1 *
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3. Operation on the 2nd operator control level
3.1. Accessing the 2nd operator control level
In order to access the 2nd operator control level, it will be necessary to use the key switch in the control and
indicating unit.
a) enabling second operator control level
− insert the key in the key switch and turn towards OPERATION ENABLE
− the display illumination will switch on
− the ACCESS LED will illuminate
− the transmission unit will be disabled
− the DISABLE LED and FAULT/DISABLE LED in the MASTER CONTROL PANEL field will illuminate
− apart from the Inspection ON and Inspection OFF keys, all the keys integrated in the control and
indicating unit are operational
b) disabling second operator level
− turn the key towards OPERATION DISABLED and withdraw
− the display illumination will switch off
− the transmission unit will switch on automatically if not disabled from the control and indicating unit
keyboard
− the DISABLE LED and FAULT/DISABLE LED in the MASTER CONTROL PANEL extinguish if there is
no further reason for their activation
c) available controls on the second operator control level
On this operator control level it is possible to cancel all faults and fire alarms provided that the
cause is cleared
The following further controls are available on the second operator control level:
− Disabling/enabling zones and detectors
− Disabling/enabling controls, deactivating and activating
− Disabling/enabling alarm devices, deactivating and activating
− Disabling/enabling the transmission unit
− Resetting pre alarms
− Trigger emergency alarms
− Carry out the day / night mode setting
− Indicate the event memory and programm version via special functions
− accessing the third operator control level (code)
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4. Emergency alarm key - activating an emergency alarm
The EMERGENCY ALARM key is only active in the case of an alarm from the 2nd operator control level.
After pressing the EMERGENCY ALARM key, the following outputs are activated:
− Fire main output
− Sounder main output
− Outputs to Control lines 1 and 2 and to Control lines 3 and 4 (if the expansion board is fitted)
− Outputs of the Alarm board
Indications
− 5 red FIRE LEDs flash
− internal audible signal sounds intermittently
− activation of the Fire main output is indicated by red ACTIVATION LED in the PRIMARY ALARM field
− yellow FIRE BRIGADE COMING LED or red CALL FIRE BRIGADE LED will illuminate in the PRIMARY
ALARM field
− red ACTIVATION LED in the EXT.AUD.ALARM field will illuminate
the following message will appear on the display:
E m e r g e n c y a l a r m L 2 *
An Emergency Alarm can also be activated in the case of a failure of the central computer by the loop
computer if one of the detectors is activated.
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5. Disable / enable operations
Disabling and re-enabling is possible as from the 2nd level.
5.1 Disabling and enabling zones and detectors
Disabling a detector
To disable a detector (e.g. No.12), the following keys should be pressed:
OFFZone 1*12
Steps carried out appear as follows on the display:
Z o n e X X X M l d Y Y O F F L 2 *
Execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e Z o n e X X X M l d Y Y T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Disable - indicates that disable has been carried out
TTT.. - possible customer text (for detector No.12)
Indications
− the DISABLE collective display illuminates
− if operation of the control panel is disabled again by the key switch, the DISABLE LED will continue to be
actuated
Enabling a detector
In order to enable a detector (e.g. No.12) of a zone (e.g. No.1), the following keys should be pressed:
OFFZone 1*12
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
Z o n e _ _ 1 M l d 1 2 O N L 2 *
Execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e E n d Z o n e 0 0 1 M l d 1 2 T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Dis. end - indicates that a disable operation has been terminated
TTT.. - possible customer text (for detector No.12)
− the DISABLE collective display only extinguishes when no further Disable is present in the control panel
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Disabling a zone
To disable a zone (e.g. No.2), the following keys should be pressed:
OFF
Zone 2*
Enabling a zone
To enable a zone, the following keys should be pressed:
ONZone 2*
By disabling individual detectors of a zone, it is possible to disable the entire zone. The individual Disable
operations are indicated as disabling of a detector; disabling of the last detector is indicated as disabling the
zone.
If only part of a zone is disabled (e.g. 8 of 20 detectors), these can be re-enabled individually, or the entire
zone can be enabled, which means the same thing in principle.
5.2. Disabling/enabling, deactivating and activating controls
5.2.1. Disabling/enabling controls
Disabling a control
The following keys should be pressed to disable a control (e.g. No.2):
OFFControl 2
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
C o n t r o l _ _ 2 O F F L 2 *
Execution of the command is shown as follows on the display:
D i s a b l e C o n t r o l 0 0 2 T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Disable - indicates that a Disable operation has been carried out
TTT.. - possible customer text (for Control No.2)
Indications
− the DISABLE collective display illuminates
− if operation of the control panel is disabled again by the key switch, the DISABLE LED will continue to be
actuated
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Enabling a control
To enable a control (e.g. No.2), the following keys should be pressed:
ONControl 2
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
C o n t r o l _ _ 2 O N L 2 *
Execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e E n d C o n t r o l 0 0 2 T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Dis. end - indicates that a Disable operation has been completed
TTT - possible customer text (for Control No.2)
− the DISABLE collective display will only extinguish when no further Disable is present in the control
panel.
Disable all controls
To disable all controls, the following keys should be pressed:
OFF
Control
Enabling all controls
To enable all controls, the following keys should be pressed:
ON
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5.2.2 Deactivating and activating controls
An activated control (in case of fire) can be deactivated manually (inhibited) and it can be reactivated again
manually (see below). Should a fire alarm appear during the deactivated stage the control will be activated
automatically (provided that the second fire alarm has the same programming).
Deactivation of a control
To deactivate a control, the following keys should be pressed:
OFFControl 1
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
C o n t r o l _ _ 1 O F F L 2 *
− Control 001 is deactivated
Activation of a control
To activate a control (e.g. No.1), the following keys should be pressed:
ONControl 1
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
C o n t r o l _ _ 1 O N L 2 *
− Control 001 is reactivated
Deactivation of all controls
To deactivate all controls, the following keys should be pressed:
OFF
Control
− all controls are deactivated
Activation of all controls
To activate all controls, the following keys should be pressed:
ON
Control
− all controls are reactivated
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5.3 Disabling/enabling, deactivating/activating alarm devices
5.3.1. Disabling and enabling alarm devices
Disabling an alarm device
To disable an alarm device (e.g. No.4), the following keys should be pressed:
OFF
Alarm
device 4
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
A l a r m d e v i c e _ _ 4 O F F L 2 *
Execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e a l a r m d e v i c e 0 0 4 T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Disable - indicates that a Disable operation has been carried out
TTT - possible customer text (for Alarm device No.4)
Indications
− the DISABLE LED in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field illuminates
− the DISABLE collective display illuminates
− if operation of the control panel is disabled again by the key switch, the DISABLE LED will continue to be
actuated
Enabling an alarm device
To enable an alarm device (e.g. No.4), the following keys should be pressed:
ON
Alarm
device 4
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
A l a r m d e v i c e _ _ 4 O N L 2 *
Execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e e n d a l a r m d e v i c e 0 0 4 T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Dis. end - indicates that disabling has been completed
TTT - possible customer text (for alarm device No.4)
− the DISABLE collective display only extinguishes when no further Disable is present in the control panel
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Disabling all alarm devices
To disable all alarm devices, the following keys should be pressed:
OFF
Alarm
device
or
− press the ON/OFF key in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field
execution of the command is shown as follows on the display:
D i s a b l e a l a r m d e v i c e 0 0 0 L 2 *
Disable - indicates that disabling has been carried out
000 - the entire zone (not individual device)
Indications
− the DISABLE LED in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field illuminates
− the DISABLE collective display illuminates
− if operation of the control panel is disabled again by the key switch, the DISABLE LED will continue to be
actuated
Enabling all alarm devices
To enable all alarm devices, the following key should be pressed:
ON
Alarm
device
or
press ON/OFF key in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field
execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e e n d a l a r m d e v i c e 0 0 0 L 2 *
Dis. end - indicates that disabling has been completed
000 = the entire zone (not individual device)
Indications
− the DISABLE LED in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field extinguishes
− the DISABLE collective display only extinguish when no further Disable is present in the control panel
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5.3.2 Deactivating and activating alarm devices
An activated alarm device (in case of fire) can be deactivated (inhibited) so that it can be re-activated
either manually (see below) or automatically (in the case of a fresh fire alarm).
Deactivation of an alarm device
To deactivate an alarm device (e.g. No.3), the following keys should be pressed:
OFF
Alarm
device 3
Steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
A l a r m d e v i c e _ _ 3 O F F L 2 *
− the ACTIVATION LED in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field extinguishes when all alarm devices are
deactivated
− the alarm device (e.g. Sounder 003) is deactivated
Activation of an alarm device
The following keys should be pressed to activate an alarm device:
ON
Alarm
device 3
The steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
A l a r m d e v i c e _ _ 3 O N L 2 *
− the alarm device (e.g. Sounder 003) will be reactivated
Activation of all alarm devices
The following keys should be pressed to deactivate all alarm devices:
OFF
Alarm
device
or
− press the ON/OFF key in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field
− the ACTIVATE LED in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field will extinguish
− all alarm devices will be deactivated
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Activation of all alarm devices
To activate all alarm devices, the following keys should be pressed:
ON
Alarm
device
or
− press ON/OFF key in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field
− the ACTIVATION LED in the EXT.AUD.ALARM DEVICE field will illuminate
− all alarm devices will be reactivated
5.4 Disabling and enabling the transmission unit
Disabling the transmission unit
− press ON/OFF key in the PRIMARY ALARM field
execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e o u t p u t f i r e T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Disable - indicates that disabling has been carried out
TTT - possible customer text (for transmission unit)
Indications
− the FAULT/DISABLE LED in the PRIMARY ALARM field illuminates
− the DISABLE collective display illuminates
− if operation of the control panel is disabled again by the key switch, the DISABLE LED will continue to be
actuated
Enabling the transmission unit
Only a manually disabled transmission unit (by means of the ON/OFF key in the PRIMARY DETECTOR
field) can be enabled manually. A transmission unit which has been disabled automatically (by transfer to
the 2nd operator control level) or by the Fire Brigade panel cannot be enabled with the ON/OF key in the
PRIMARY ALARM field.
− press ON/OFF in the PRIMARY ALARM field
execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e e n d o u t p u t f i r e T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Dis. end - indicates that disabling has been carried out
TTT - possible customer text (for transmission unit)
− the FAULT/DISABLE LED in the PRIMARY ALARM field only extinguishes when operation of the control
panel is disabled again by means of the key switch
− the DISABLE collective display extinguishes only when no further Disable is present in the control panel
and operation of the control panel is disabled again by means of the key switch
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5.5. Disabling and enabling the Fault main output
The Fault main output can be disabled and enabled manually by means of the Special Functions SF41 and
SF40.
Disabling the Fault main output
To disable the Fault main output, the following keys should be pressed:
ON
4
Special
functions 1
The ON/IN key is used here as Input key
The steps are shown on the display as follows:
S p e c i a l f u n c t . 4 1 L 2 *
Execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e o u t p u t f a u l t T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Disable - indicates that Disable has been carried out
TTT - possible customer text (for Fault output)
Indications
− the DISABLE collective display illuminates
− if operation of the control panel is disabled again by means of the key switch, the DISABLE LED remains
activated
Enabling the Fault main output
To enable the Fault main output, the following keys should be pressed:
ON
4
Special
functions 0
The ON/IN key is used here as Input key
The steps carried out are shown on the display as follows:
S p e c i a l f u n c t . 4 0 L 2 *
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Execution of the command is shown on the display as follows:
D i s a b l e e n d o u t p u t f a u l t T T T T T T T T T T T T L 2 *
Dis. end - indicates that Disable has been completed
TTT - possible customer text (for Fault output)
− the DISABLE collective display only extinguishes when no further Disable is present in the control panel
6. Event memory displays
Using Special Function 20, the Event Memory can be displayed and scrolled though with the arrow keys.
The latest event is always displayed first (with No.00).
To display the Event Memory, the following keys should be pressed:
ON
2
Special
functions 0
The ON/IN key is used here as Input key.
Example of an event:
F i r e Z o n e 0 0 8 M l d 2 7 2 2 . 0 5 . 1 1 : 4 5 L 2 *
H : 3 2
The event is always output with date, time of day and the consecutive number (H00 to H99)
The display extinguishes approx. 20 seconds after the arrow keys have last been pressed.
7. Overview of special functions
SF20 = Display event memory (as from 2nd operator control level)
SF23 = Display program Version (as from 2nd operator control level)
SF40 = Enable Fault main output (as from 2nd operator control level)
SF41 = Disable Fault main output (as from 2nd operator control level)
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8. Overview of fault messages
In programming mode or in the event of configuration data error, faults will be shown on the display without text, as
digits only, e.g. FAULT.CTRL PANEL03
Code Meaning
01 Program Memory (EPROM)
02 Internal RAM Memories
03 External RAM Memories
04 Configuration Data Memory EPROM
05 Configuration Data Memory RAM
06 Mains Fault
07 Earth Fault
08 Battery Fault
09 -
10 Interface 0 RS 422
11 Interface 1 RS 422
12 Interface 2 RS 232
13 Communication with LC 1
14 Communication with LC 2
15 Fuses for the Main Outputs on the Motherboard
16 Fuses for the Parallel Control and Indicating Unit
17 Fuses for Control Lines 1 and 2
18 Fuses for Control Lines 3 and 4
19 Fuse for Relay Boards 1-12
20 Fuse for Relay Boards 13-24
21 Fuse for the Board on XP4A
22 Fuse for the Board on XP4B
23 Printer
24 Keyboard
25 Display
26 Short Circuit Line 1 LC 1
27 Short Circuit Line 2 LC 1
28 Short Circuit Line 3 LC 1
29 Short Circuit Line 4 LC 1
30 Open Circuit Loop 1
31 Open Circuit Loop 2
32 Short Circuit Line 5 LC 2
33 Short Circuit Line 6 LC 2
34 Short Circuit Line 7 LC 2
35 Short Circuit Line 8 LC 2
36 Open Circuit Loop 3
37 Open Circuit Loop 4
38 35V Voltage for the Detector Circuits
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