APPLICATION GUIDE
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Ancillary Devices
1. Detection
Standard devices include Photoelectric, Ionisation (which will be obsolete by Dec 2007), Multimode heat and the
replacement for the Ion, the OptoThermal.
The heat detector defaults to RoR when the panel is in Auto learn, these must be set to the required value RoR, BS
(fixed 60 deg) or CS (fixed 78 deg) before upload or download to the laptop.
The OptoThermal has both an optical smoke chamber and a heat element that work in tandem such that the smoke
half becomes more sensitive when heat is also present.
Each element will also work independently such that the heat is fixed temp 60 deg and the optical has slightly
reduced sensitivity (but remains within the tolerances laid down by EN54).
The OptoThermal and heat detectors are capable of responding to Day/Night programming described on page 16
2. Callpoints
Callpoints are supplied as Surface, Flush mounted and IP 67 Weatherproof. Various accessories can be fitted such
as the hinged protective cover, recessing bezel and resettable plastic element.
Generally the inputs of this device are used primarily for Fire, but the Input programming in Site Installer gives the
options of setting them to fire, fault, reset, silence, pre-alarm and evacuate.
A call point can also be used to initiate day night mode, isolate addresses or zones or be set to non-latching.
3. Sounders
Sounders, beacons, sounder beacons all appear on the CF3000 / DF6000 / FX6000 device list as alarm/beacons and
a maximum of 60 are allowed per loop, the panel and site installer treats them all the same for programming purposes.
The site installer allows 3 stages for the device outputs and various options can be chosen at each stage. Delays
can ONLY be used on stage 1. (There is NO hierarchy on the stages whichever setting fulfils the requirement the
sounder/beacon will comply with that setting) The settings i.e. sound or volume for the sounders can be done
globally at the panel or individually on site installer.
CF3000 / DF6000 / FX6000 Application Guide