BS100 DYFI Operators handbook
P-BS100/FE - Rev.F / Doc/ 980114 45 Autronica Fire and Security AS
Appendix A.2 - Functions
A.2.1 SOLAS (Safety of life at sea)
SOLAS program version can be chosen for any language.
Verification before automatic disablement, see section 3.2 and 4.2 in the
"Operators Handbook"- BS-100.
If one or more addresses are still in an alarm condition after the "RESET"
procedure, an operator acknowledge is required to have these addresses
disabled.
At the end of the "RESET" procedure the following text will appear in the
display:
ADDRESS(ES) STILL IN ALARM
TO DISABLE PRESS ↵
↵↵
↵ WITHIN 10 SECONDS
If the ↵
↵↵
↵ key is not acknowledged within the limit of 10 seconds, new alarms
will be given for these addresses.
By pressing the ↵
↵↵
↵ key within the time limit, the address will automatically
be disabled. To find the addresses concerned, the menu function "SHOW-
STATUS", "DISABLEMENTS" should be used.
Alarm delay (T1, T2), see section 3.2 and 4.2.
If the silent alarm input is active the alarm outputs will be delayed by period
T1 at alarm from an automatic detector. In the standard version the
additional alarm delay period T2 will be started when the "SILENCE
SOUNDERS" button is pressed.
For the SOLAS version the alarm delay T2 will not be activated by
operate "SILENCE SOUNDERS" and the alarm outputs will be
blocked.
This means that there will be no automatic alarm after ended alarm
delay T1. If "SILENCE SOUNDERS" is not operated, there will be an
automatic alarm at the end of T1.
If more than one alarm is present within time limit of alarm delay (T1), the
alarm delay will proceed unchanged from the first alarm and to the end of
the selected alarm delay. If "SOUNDER SILENCE" is operated within
selected alarm delay, the AK/BMA-outputs will be blocked. If new alarms
are registered after operating the "SOUNDER SILENCE", a new delay
period will start from the time the new alarm is registered.
If the AK/BMA-outputs are required to be activated the silent alarm input
must be removed or a manual call-point operated.
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