Chapter 3: Operating instructions
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the option to display it on the LCD screen or print it to a local printer. The device
maintenance reports are listed below.
• Dirty Devices > 80%: Lists all addressable smoke detectors that have a
%Dirty value of 80% and greater. Smoke detectors that are more than
80% dirty should be cleaned or replaced as soon as possible.
Note: The %Dirty value is an indication of a smoke detector’s ability to
compensate for environmental conditions. Smoke detectors with higher
percentages are less able to compensate.
• Dirty Devices > 20%: Lists all addressable smoke detectors that have a
%Dirty value of 20% and greater. A smoke detector that is more than
20% dirty should be noted for possible cleaning or replacing.
• Single Device: Lists the %Dirty value for a single smoke detector. The report
also includes the smoke detector’s model type, primary and alternate alarm
sensitivity values, and, if programmed, a location description. To view this
report you must know the device address of the smoke detector.
• Devices on a Card: Lists the %Dirty value for all of the smoke detectors on a
signaling line circuit. The report also includes each smoke detector’s model
type, primary and alternate alarm sensitivity values, and, if programmed, a
location description. To view this report you must know the panel number,
card number, and loop number of the signaling line circuit.
To access a device maintenance report:
1. Access the Main Menu, and then click Status.
2. Click Device Maintenance, and then click the desired report.
3. Where required, enter the panel address, card address, device address, or
loop controller address (L).
4. Click Display and scroll through the list. When finished, click or press the
Acknowledge button to exit the screen.
— or —
Click Print Locally, select the printer, and then click again to exit the screen.
History report
The history report lists the last 1,000 events or operator instructions processed
by the control panel or since its history was cleared. The event or system
command name, address, time and date of occurrence, and the source that
initiated the event or command are included.
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