Why is the FACP System Fault LED illuminated on my Ampac Control Panel?
The FACP System Fault LED might be illuminated on your Ampac Control Panel due to incorrect panel configuration or loose wiring. Ensure the correct panel configuration and check all connections for loose wiring.
What should I do if the Supply fault LED is illuminated on my Ampac Control Panel?
If the Supply fault LED is illuminated, check the output voltage; it should be set to 27.4V. Low voltage is less than 24.5V, and high voltage is greater than 28V. Also, verify that the battery has been connected properly.
How to fix Earth Fault LED illuminated on Ampac Control Panel?
To address an illuminated Earth Fault LED on the Ampac Control Panel, check all input and output cabling and wiring assemblies for any shorts to ground.
Why is the FACP Warning System Fault LED illuminated on my Ampac Control Panel?
The FACP Warning System Fault LED on your Ampac Control Panel may be illuminated because the correct E.O.L is not fitted or the wiring is not connected correctly. Check that the correct E.O.L is fitted and verify that the wiring is connected correctly.
What to do if the Warning System Fault LED is illuminated on the Ampac Control Panel?
If the Warning System Fault LED is illuminated on your Ampac Control Panel, check that the correct E.O.L (10K) is fitted and that the wiring is connected correctly.
What should I do if the FireFinder™ still displays a Maintenance Alarm after clearing it on my Ampac Control Panel?
To resolve this issue, carry out a Loop Test on your Ampac Control Panel.
What should I do if I am unable to clear an O/C or S/C on a loop in my Ampac Control Panel?
To clear the fault, you must perform a loop test. This is a level 1 function.
Why can't I access the Function menu on my Ampac Control Panel?
If you cannot access the Function menu on your Ampac Control Panel, it might be due to an incorrect password being entered.
How to resolve a Sounder Fault on my Ampac Control Panel?
To resolve a sounder fault, ensure that you have a 10K Ohm EOL resistor fitted and a diode (1N4004) in series with the sounder.
How to prevent an Analogue Fault when using a Zone Monitor to monitor a switch on my Ampac Control Panel?
To prevent an analogue fault when using a Zone Monitor to monitor a switch, a 1.8k Ohm resistor must be placed in series with the switch contacts.
General| Model | AS442 |
|---|---|
| SLC Loops | 1 |
| Communication Protocol | Proprietary |
| Type | Fire Alarm Control Panel |
| NAC Outputs | 4 |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Battery Backup | 24 hours standby |
| Display | LCD |
| Networking | Optional |
| Detection Circuit Type | Addressable |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Zones | 4 |
Details the manual's scope, purpose, and essential requirements for installers and operators.
Lists related documents and explains common symbols used throughout the manual.
Covers unpacking, anti-static measures, cabinet mounting, and basic setup.
Details operational parameters, cabling recommendations, and power supply requirements.
Explains the FACP controls, indicators, LCD display, and navigation.
Describes accessing menus, functions, access levels, and the default LCD display.
Details alarm, fault, and lamp testing procedures for system validation.
Covers setting system parameters, logs, I/O control, and zone programming.
Lists compatible expansion boards and explains ancillary service integration.
Details connecting multiple FACPs for expanded system capabilities via networking.
Covers connecting, configuring, and operating the SmartTerminal device.
Provides solutions for common system problems and fault indications.
Outlines procedures and checklists for system commissioning and compliance.
Guides on calculating required battery and power supply capacity based on standards.
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