EasyManua.ls Logo

Elkron MP110 - System test

Elkron MP110
68 pages
Print Icon
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
(((ELKRON))) - MP110
4.8 System test
- Enter the access MASTER or ENGINEER code.
- Press key
F
+ key
3
. All leds turn on. A 30s delay is armed
during which the system test is carried out.
- By pressing key
SIREN
1
, you access the alarm siren test and all alarm
actuators can be tested for 5s. To stop the alarm , press
SIREN
1
again
or
EXIT
F
.
- By pressing key
ZONE
3
, you access the input test procedure, any alarm
memory is turned off and a 10min delay is armed , after which you
automatically quit the test.
- After arming the test procedure, the sensor effectiveness can be tested
by means of the WALK-TEST (you walk in front of the sensor). The
keypad display will show the number of the sensor in alarm, while the
buzzer will generate a sound for 5 seconds. NB. During the test CHIME
outputs are also armed.
- If you walk in front of a “disabled” sensor, it is visualized on the display
but the buzzer will generate no sound. This means that a disabled input
is only stored but generates no alarm.
- By pressing key
EXIT
F
from procedure, then it is possible to see the
tested inputs resulted effective by means of the stored alarm visuali-
zation procedure (key
A
+key
1
) or by visualizing the event log.
- By pressing key
SIREN
1
, you access the alarm siren test and all alarm
actuators can be tested for 5s. To stop the alarm press
SIREN
1
again or
EXIT
F
.
Note: The test phase is signalled on all keypads and all commutators of the
plant by means of appropriate indications on the displays and the
slow flashing of the 3 sector leds.
NOTE
Test events are also
memorized in the event
historical file
PROCEDURE ACCESS
COD.
UT.1/3
EXIT
F
3
NOTE
During the TEST proce-
dure, the system maintains
the inputs cut-out” and the
“alarms count”
programmings; therefore,
the outputs are not ena-
bled by alarms coming
from the cut-out inputs or
by input alarms, which
have completed the set
number of cycles.
47

Related product manuals