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Digital fire detection control panel

COMPACT LYON

FIRE PRETECTION MANUFACTURER

Ctra. de Molins de Rei a Rubí, Km. 8,4 - 08191 RUBÍ (Barcelona) ESPAÑA.

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3.2.3.4.1- Loop configuration.

Option 1 of the CONFIGURE menu. In this menu we have the possibility of configuring all the

parameters related to the element of a loop such as: to assign the element numbers, to detect the elements, to

configure sensitivity, etc.

Within the LOOP CONFIGURATION menu we have three important submenus that are:

 SENSITIVITY OF A TYPE: This submenu allows us to vary the sensitivity of all the sensors configured

in the loop according to the type. Sensitivity has three levels HIGH, AVERAGE and LOW (all the

sensors come with average sensitivity).

 FLASHING: This submenu allows us to enable/disable the blinking of all the elements configured in the

loop.

 POINT CONFIGURATION: In this submenu we will be able to detect the elements that are connected to

the loop and to assign a point number to them. Within this submenu we have seven submenus:

 VIEW LOOP INFORMATION: In this submenu we can see the number of elements that are in the

loop classified by type.

OOP : 0 1 A 3 0XHA ⁄ S:004 SIRAY:000

POINTS:005 A30XTA :000 MDAxY:000

A30XHTCO:000 MSTAY:000

MYO

:000 PUC

Y:001 KM

Y:000

 SEARCH FOR LOOP POINTS: It detects elements in the installation and it shows a list the same

as the one above.

 ASSIGN NUMBER TO POINT: To save the programming number of each point in the control

panel. The programming number is the identification number that each elements has (from 1 to

65533 and the same number may never be repeated in a loop). The control panel must know

this programming number to identify the elements.

 LOOP AUTOMATIC CONFIGURATION: It looks for the points of the loop and assigns the

programming number to each point following the order of the programming numbers beginning by

the smallest.

 DELETE POINT: To delete a point that is no longer connected to the loop and is still configured,

delete the programming number and the label of the element.

 REPLACE POINT: Replace one point in the loop by another. This is the appropriate option to

replace an element since it saves the label. Take into account that it is necessary to first physically

replace the element with the control panel disconnected, then start up the control panel and lastly

run this menu option.

 DELETE LOOP POINTS: To eliminate all the points configured in a loop both programming

numbers and labels.

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