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General| Brand | Autronica |
|---|---|
| Model | BS-320 |
| Category | Fire Alarms |
| Language | English |
Explains the purpose and scope of the handbook for operating the AutroSafe system.
Defines the intended audience and necessary basic understanding for using the handbook.
Lists other related handbooks and documents available from Autronica Fire and Security.
Lists and describes the main components of the AutroSafe Interactive Fire Alarm System.
Introduces the operator panel and its role in displaying and handling events.
Details the various indicators (LEDs and symbols) on the operator panel and their meanings.
Explains the layout and content of the menu display, including its windows and fields.
Details the function of the panel's various buttons: front push, alphanumeric, and utility.
Describes the internal buzzer, its activation conditions, and silencing methods.
Explains the two main operating modes: Operation Mode and Menu Mode.
Lists the possible system states (conditions) in Operation Mode.
Describes different levels of alarm signals: Fire Alarm, Fire Warning, and Prealarm.
Details the four access levels for user interface controls, their remedies, and descriptions.
Explains how events, like fire alarms, are displayed on the panel.
Guides on selecting zones in alarm and viewing specific points within them.
Explains how to access detailed information for selected zones in alarm state.
Describes special action digits appearing in the display for operator actions.
Explains how the internal buzzer resounds after being muted.
Details how to manually resound alarm zones and fire alarm devices.
Explains the procedure for resetting the system after an alarm.
Describes the process for disabling alarms and points in alarm state.
Explains how to reveal suppressed information on the display.
Lists and describes various sources for disabling system components.
Describes the typical phases involved in handling a fire situation.
Explains various types of detection zones and their response characteristics.
Introduces subsequent chapters that deal with different events that may occur.
Details the visual and audible indications on the operator panel during a fire alarm.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure and actions to take during a fire alarm event.
Explains the indications on the operator panel for fire alarms with an active delay.
Outlines the steps and actions to take during a fire alarm with an alarm delay.
Details the indications on the operator panel for fire warnings (prealarm/early warning).
Outlines the steps and actions to take when a fire warning occurs.
Describes the indications on the operator panel when faults occur in system components.
Outlines the steps and actions to take when faults are detected in the system.
Explains how to access the Menu Mode from operation or idle state.
Describes the display interface and information fields in Menu Mode.
Explains how to use keypad, ENTER, and CLOSE buttons for menu navigation.
Details the special action digits available for performing actions in Menu Mode.
Guides on how to navigate and select options within the menu system.
Provides a step-by-step example of disabling detection zones via the menu.
Introduces the Show Status menu accessed from the main menu.
Displays the hierarchical structure of the Show Status menu options.
Shows detailed information on the current status of fire alarms in the system.
Shows detailed information on the current status of fire warnings (prealarms).
Shows detailed information on the current status of faults within the system.
Shows detailed information on the current disablement status of system components.
Shows the status of detection zones that are currently in test mode.
Shows the status of Oil & Gas inhibited points within the system.
Shows detailed information on the current status of activated outputs.
Provides general information on disabling system components and disablement time.
Outlines the structure and options available within the Disable menu.
Explains panel indications and display messages when disablements are active.
Details the effect of disabling active vs. deactivated components.
Explains how to disable detection zones and the impact on points within them.
Explains how to disable individual points (detectors, call points) and their effect.
Explains how to disable Fire Alarm Devices (FADs) and their impact on indications.
Explains how to disable Fire Alarm Routing Equipment (FARE) and its effect on signals.
Explains how to disable outputs controlling Fire Protection Equipment (FPE).
Explains how to disable Fault Warning Routing Equipment (FWRE).
Explains how to disable immediate output actioning for delays in detection zones.
Guides on executing commands, such as disabling detection zones, from the menu.
Provides general information on enabling system components.
Outlines the structure and options available within the Enable menu.
Details the process of enabling components and their system state.
Explains how to enable detection zones and the effect on points within them.
Explains how to enable individual points and their impact on zone status.
Explains how to enable Fire Alarm Devices (FADs) and their impact on output.
Explains how to enable Fire Alarm Routing Equipment (FARE).
Explains how to enable outputs controlling Fire Protection Equipment (FPE).
Explains how to enable Fault Warning Routing Equipment (FWRE).
Explains how to enable immediate output actioning for detection zones.
Guides on executing commands, such as enabling detection zones, from the menu.
Introduces the functions available to authorized personnel via the System Menu.
Shows the hierarchical structure of the main System Menu options.
Guides on setting and changing the system's date and time.
Guides on how to view the current program version and related information.
Guides on entering Access Level 3 and setting or changing the system password.
Guides on how to feed paper using the printer function.
Guides on how to change the panel's language locally.
Guides on how to manually initialize the fire alarm system.
Covers starting, stopping, and overriding automatic Day/Night operations.
Introduces service commands and the required access level (3).
Shows the submenus available within the Service Menu: Test, Log, Loop Commands, Oil & Gas Inhibit.
Details testing procedures for Detection Zones, Outputs, and Output Controls.
Explains the Log Menu for recording and reviewing system events.
Details commands for managing system loops: Clear, Disable, and Enable.
Explains how to inhibit points for Oil & Gas applications.
Defines key terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Defines system zones: Detection Zone (DZ), Alarm Zone (AZ), and Operation Zone (OZ).
Lists action digits and their corresponding functions in Operation Mode.
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