ZP3 Fire Panel User Guide 11
Where more than one type of alarm is present simultaneously, then the highest
priority alarm displays automatically. The priority order is:
1. Fire
2. Fault
3. Disabled
4. Other
To view other categories of alarm, press the relevant button as described below.
After viewing lower-priority alarms using the alarm view buttons, the system
times out and automatically returns to the current highest priority alarm.
Fire button
A fire alarm is the highest priority and is automatically displayed, by zone, on the
LCD display. The top line indicates Fire Alarm, and the word “Fire” is displayed
on the bottom line directly above the common Fire indicator. If you have been
viewing other types of alarm (see below), and wish to return to the fire alarm
screen, press the Fire button.
Fault button
Press the Fault button to view any fault alarms in the system (the common Fault
indicator is illuminated). The top line indicates Fault Alarm, and the word “Fault”
is displayed on the bottom line directly above the common Fault indicator. The
fault alarm is displayed by zone.
Disabled button
Press the Disabled button to view disabled zones (the common Disabled
indicator is illuminated). The top line indicates Disabled, and the word “Disabled”
is displayed on the bottom line directly above the common Disabled indicator.
The details are displayed.
Other button
Press the Other button to view any other alarms in the system (the common
Other indicator is illuminated). The top line indicates Other, and the word “Other”
is displayed on the bottom line directly above the common Other indicator. The
alarm is displayed by zone or by category.
Common alarm indicators
As shown in Figure 4 on page 10, there are four common alarm indicators on the
panel, they are:
• Fire
• Fault
• Disabled
• Other
These are used to indicate the presence of an alarm in any of the four
categories. The most important of these is the fire alarm indicator. The others
draw attention to alarms of lesser importance.
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