Operations Manual 27
09:15:45 AP 0000 DP0000
09:15:45 = Present Time. Time is displayed in 24-hour format.
AP = Active Points. After the system has completed an initial
poll of devices/zones, AP XXXX indicates the total
number of active network points.
DP = Disabled Points.
In addition to the above display, trouble status messages will flash
when a certain problem exists. The message will be displayed to the
right of the Disabled Points (DP). This can be extremely helpful to
troubleshooting a problem. The possible message conditions are:
• “COM0 - ZAS-2 Communication Flag
• “RES0” - Reset in Progress
• “ZAS0” - Internal Trouble
• “MPE0” - Mapping Disabled
• “PRG0” - Programming in Progress
• “GND0” - ZAS-2 Ground Fault
• “LIN0” - Class-A Fault
• “MAP0 - ZAS-2 Map Fault
01:01:01 AP 0000 DP 0000 ZAS0
“ZAS0” indicates that an internal trouble exists with the ZAS card.
Other messages will be displayed when other conditions exist.
When the CM2ND receives an alarm, the following is displayed:
09:15:45 MW 0000 Fire Alarm 0503 @04:02
40-Character Custom Message
09:15:45 = Present Time. Time is displayed in 24-hour format.
MW = Messages Waiting. The number of unacknowledged
messages in the CM2ND is indicated by the MW
XXXX counter. With firmware version 3.31 and
higher, a global acknowledge is posted to any
unacknowledged point, and the display is cleared
upon reset on the CM1(N). Prior firmware versions;
messages must be acknowledged using the Next/Ack
switch before the panel can be restored to normal.
Fire Alarm = Message Type. Indicates the type of alarm that is
received by the CM2ND.
Fire Alarm = Detector, pull-station, or waterflow switch has activated.
SUP(supervisory) Short = The indicated device has closed its circuit.
Trouble = The indicated device has opened its circuit.
Security Active = The indicated security device has activated.
0503 = Point Identification. The system address of the device
that initiated the alarm.
@04:02 = Event Time. Indicates the time that the alarm
occurred in 24-hour format.
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