System Status Provides status information on the current system operation, see section
3.10
Isolate Allows isolation of Detectors, Engines and Relays, see section 4.1
Test Accesses the Test Menu in Engineer Level, see section 3.5
Event Log Accesses the Event Log Menu in Engineer Level, see section 3.6
Cancel Password If the Engineers password has been altered Cancel Password reverts it to
the default password.
The system will automatically revert to User level access after approximately 5 minutes if no buttons
are press.
3.9 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU
Pressing the Menu button accesses the System Configuration Menu.
Figure 108 Configuration Menu
Set Engine/Det Configures the number of engines connected to the Control Panel and the
number of detectors associated with each engine, see section 2.8.2
Set Engine Name Allows the engine names to be changed from the default, see 2.8.3
Alarm Levels Configures the Average and Deviation Alarm levels, see Figure 54, Figure
55, Figure 60 and Figure 61
Set Time & Date Sets the real time clock time and date, see 2.8.4
Set Password Allows an alternative Engineers Password to be set.
Detector Offsets Detector offsets is a legacy option and should not be used, adding a
detector offset will compromise the calibration of the detector.
Clr Max Average Clears the highest average reading recorded for each engine, see 2.8.5
Clr Peak & Avg Clears the highest reading recorded for each detector on an engine and
clears the calculated average value for the engine, see
3.10 SYSTEM STATUS ENGINEERS
The System Status Menu is accessible via the Engineers Main Menu, Figure 76 and provides an additional
option compared with the User level menu.
Figure 109 System Status Engineer Level
Engine See section 3.4
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