Section 13 – Input and Output Point Types
13-3
Entry
Number
Description Function
7 (MIC)
Movable
Instant
Chime
This point type is the same as movable instant, except that during
Day Set an alarm causes the sounder on all operating panels to
activate for 1 second. Bypassing the point disables the annunciation.
A typical BA point assignment is to the front door of a premises, so
that that there is an annunciation each time the front door is opened.
8 (MDC)
Movable
Delayed
Chime
This type is similar to the movable instant chime, but it is used for a
point in the entrance/exit path.
9 (FA) Fire Alarm
The point type is monitored for an alarm and trouble at all times. An
alarm or trouble condition is annunciated locally and a signal is sent
to the CCC.
Note:
Where a Style D (Class-A) loop is required use points 3 and 4,
or the 471881(7187-011) Retrofit Fire Alarm PID Module.
10 (HUS) Holdup
Special
The point type functions the same as a basic holdup, except that a
trouble signal is generated instead of an alarm if a holdup device is
operated while all BA groups, other than BA1, are in Nite Set. The
status of BA1 has no effect on this point type.
This type is used to inhibit an alarm caused by the accidental
operation of a holdup device by personnel, such as a cleaning crew,
during the closed period.
11 (HU) Holdup
The point type is monitored for cross at all times, permitting the use
of devices with normally open contacts. If the option for normally
closed contacts is selected, then break-only contacts may be used.
Operation of the holdup device results in a Holdup Alarm, except
upon the occurrence of an open when the holdup suspicion option is
selected.
13 (SPV) Supervisory
This point type is used for critical condition monitoring (to supervise
sprinkler system valve switches, air temperature in a laboratory-
controlled environment, etc.). The point is monitored on a 24-hour
basis for an alarm or trouble condition.
28 (JAN) Janitor
Keyswitch
(PID gateway
only)
This point type is used for controlling the bypassing of those BA
points that have been optionally selected as janitor points, and
requires the connection of a 471999 (7187-113) Janitor Keyswitch, via
a Switch Interface Module.
Operating the Janitor Keyswitch during the Nite Set period causes
the bypassing action, thereby permitting cleaning personnel to move
about and trip movable protection devices without creating an alarm.
It also causes a Janitor On Premises signal to be sent to the CCC.
Restoring the keyswitch removes the bypass and causes a Janitor Off
Premises signal to be sent to the CCC.
Note:
This point must be assigned to the same BA group having the
entry/exit path so the Janitor Keyswitch may be accessed. When the
janitor turns the key, in addition to the bypass action, it aborts the
entry delay for the assigned BA group. When the key is removed, it
starts the exit delay as well as removes the shunting action.
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