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General| Brand | Advance acoustic |
|---|---|
| Model | AXIS AX |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
An automatic fire alarm system provides early warning but cannot guarantee protection against property or life loss.
Covers essential installation practices, including safety warnings, environmental requirements, and wiring checks.
Introduces the manual's scope, covering Axis Intelligent Fire Alarm Control Panel configuration and programming.
Details the four user access levels that restrict panel operations and programming functions.
Explains the memory lock feature (Jumper J1) to protect programmed entries from inadvertent changes.
Guides users on powering up the panel, accessing the programming menu, and entering the default password.
Details the three main program menu screens and the sub-menus available within each for system configuration.
Explains how to navigate between menu options using keypad buttons and return to previous screens or normal operation.
Describes how to add or change user-defined text descriptions for devices, zones, and outputs for clearer status indication.
Details the method for entering numerical data using the keypad, including character selection for text entry.
Outlines a step-by-step recommended procedure for programming the system, including setup, passwords, and device configuration.
Covers the selection and programming of loops/SLCs, including viewing, editing, and auto-learning devices.
Details how to view and edit device parameters such as address, state, type, value, zone, and action.
Explains device sensitivity settings, including modes, alarm thresholds, and pre-alarm levels.
Details Output Group assignments for NAC and relay modules, controlling output behavior during system events.
Explains how to view additional information for intelligent smoke detectors, including extended memory locations.
Guides users on performing individual detector tests to verify chamber response and detector LED illumination.
Describes the automatic learning process for devices on an SLC loop, including normal procedure and handling missing or added devices.
Explains how to use the loop meter to display loop output/input voltages, loading, and diagnostic information.
Details how to view loop device history, including last activation, test, disable, enable, and creation dates.
Covers zone configuration, listing zones in use and allowing modification of zone location text descriptions.
Provides instructions on how to exit programming mode and return the panel to normal operation safely.
Explains the view area for monitoring system status and programming changes without exiting the programming mode.
Describes how to disable zones, inputs, outputs, and groups within the programming area.
Covers re-enabling previously disabled zones, inputs, outputs, and groups.
Details how to manage user Level-2 and Level-3 passwords, including the factory default Level-3 password.
Explains how to change the panel's current time and date settings.
Describes PC configuration for connecting to the PC-NeT configuration tool for data programming.
Covers the configuration of generic panel operating parameters and system options.
Determines the type and level of information stored in the system's event log (Standard, Standard+, Diagnostic).
Configures whether intelligent detector LEDs blink when polled by the panel (Individual, All, None).
Notes that ground monitoring is a UL 864 requirement and cannot be changed via the panel.
Allows selection of DACT type (None, External, Contact-ID, SIA).
Programs a delay for system trouble contact on AC failure for external DACT usage.
Configures the resound behavior of NAC circuits, such as 'Resound on New Device in Alarm'.
Shows loop protocol, checksum, and options to erase configuration data or reset to factory settings.
Displays internal panel circuits, voltages, currents, and allows modification of default configuration settings.
Defines schedules of actions for outputs based on input events, enabling simple or complex 'cause and effect' programming.
Lists the default output group assignments for NAC and relay output devices upon initial installation.
Determines the input event type (Alarm, Supervisory, Trouble, etc.) that triggers an output response for a zone.
Programs how an output turns on in response to an event (e.g., immediately, delayed, pulsed) using specific styles.
Sets the time delay from input qualification to output activation, in intervals of 1 second up to 9999 seconds.
Defines the output operation mode upon first activation, such as ON or PULSE.
Sets the time from output activation to the next operational condition, allowing phased output changes.
Allows copying programmed output group settings from one zone to multiple other zones for efficiency.
Supports an investigation delay before outputs turn on, configurable via PC-NeT for building supervisor response.
Provides steps to obtain a temporary password for regaining access to programming functions if the Level 3 password is lost.
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