5 Appendix
40 User’s Guide '(/7$23
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In (OWHN¶V fire alarm system all ORRS FRPSRQHQWV (detectors, manual call points,
Zone Monitors, DIO units, etc.) are connected to the control panel’s detector
loops. Every DGGUHVVDEOHORRS FRPSRQHQWin a fire alarm network must be coded
with a unique address in a random sequence. The control panel must be configured
with the total number of loop components connected each detector loop and the
address numbers not used in the sequence (QRWSUHVHQW).
For example, say that you have coded 5 detectors with addresses 06, 01, 02, 04 and
03 and connected them to loop 20. Then you will have to configure the control
panel so that loop 20 has a total of 5 detectors and then configure address 05 on
loop 20 as "QRWSUHVHQW".
(OWHN¶V fire alarm system has the following address ranges for the ORRSFRPSRQHQWV
on the detector loop:
Number of &RPSRQHQWVon Detector Loops (max.)
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255
255 255
'HWHFWRUORRS¶VDGGUHVVUDQJH for
detectors and manual call points
01 — 126
01 → 99 01 → 99
'HWHFWRUORRSVDGGUHVVDUHD for
DIO- and other ORRSFRPSRQHQWV
01 — 126
100 → 107 100 → 123
The unique address of a ORRSFRPSRQHQW consists of an address number in which
the first two digits indicate the loop number WKHFRPSRQHQWis connected to and the
remaining digits are WKHFRPSRQHQW¶Vaddress number on the loop.
For example: address number ‘0526’ is the complete address of a ORRSFRPSRQHQW
coded with address ‘26’ and connected to detector loop ‘05’.
Another example: the complete address of output no. 3 on a DIO unit can be
‘210.125.3’ if the unit is coded with the address ‘125’ and is linked to detector
loop ‘210’.
Addressing examples of loop components connected
a detector loop
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Loop components
Addressable detector loop 85
010299100123
Control Panel