Elkron FAP54 - First Level Operations

FAP User 11
11 FIRST LEVEL OPERATIONS
ACK: by pressing ACK the control panel buzzer will be silenced and the event displayed will be acknowledged.
ALARM SILENCING: by pressing SILENCE / RESTART SIREN the active device (plates or sirens) sound will be
temporarily stopped. The yellow LED associated with the SILENCED SIREN will turn on.
To restore the sound, press again the SILENCE / RESTART SIREN.
The yellow LED associated with SILENCED SIREN will turn off.
RESET: press RESET to restore the control panel normal operation. All the indicators (LEDs, displays) will be
disabled and all the related functions restored.
DISPLAY DESCRIPTION: the control panel display is composed of 4 lines. The first two lines indicate initially the first
alarm or the last non alarm event occurred, whereas the other two lines show the last alarm occurred (if any alarm
exists).
In order to move back and forth on the list of events belonging to the currently selected category, press the buttons <
and >. The currently selected event will be shown on the first two rows of the display.
The currently selected category is the one correspondent to the position of the event type selector > on the right-hand
side of the screen.
In order to change the event category operate on the buttons ∧ and ∨.
The counters referring to the type of events, located on the right-hand side of the display, are:
ZA
(Zones in alarm): number of zones in alarm
GF
(General Fault): number of general faults
FF
(Field Fault): number of field faults
EX
(Exclusion):
number of exclusions in progress without distinguishing among circuits,
zones, groups or devices
GP
(Group of points in alarm): number of groups of points in alarm
GZ
(Group of zones in alarm): number of groups of zones in alarm
MN
(Maintenance): number of devices requiring maintenance
SP
(Slave control panel events):
number of alarm events + field fault events + general fault events +
maintenance events occurred on the slave control panels
GE
(Generic events):
number of generic events (block/resume actuations and modem
connections)