Faraday MPC-6000 - Abort, Release, Supervisory, Maintenance

MPC-6000 / MPC-7000 / RND-2 PROGRAMMING MANUAL
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Parameters Sublevel Description
IRI* – Abort condition is initiated if the abort
switch is held during 1
st
Alarm condition only
before the panel enters the Pre-Discharge
condition. The Pre-Discharge delay will
countdown to 10 sec. and hold if the abort switch
is held. Pressing abort switch during Pre-
Discharge condition does not initiate an abort
condition.
AHJ – Abort condition is initiated during Pre-
Discharge condition only. Pre-Discharge delay is
restored to its programmed value every time the
abort switch is pressed and will not start the
countdown until the abort switch is released.
NYC – Abort condition that meets New York City
requirement for releasing application. Abort
condition is initiated during Pre-Discharge
condition only. If abort switch is pressed during
Pre-Discharge delay countdown, a 90 sec.
investigation time delay is added before Pre-
Discharge delay countdown initiates again.
NOTE: Abort condition will still be honored even
when initiated before 1
st
Alarm or Pre-Discharge
condition.
Open Col
Ckts
Use the keypad to configure the
parameters of each open collector
circuit.
This selection enters the Open Collector Circuit
Programming Screen. This is similar to
programming the NAC device where the
following parameters have to be configured:
Open Collector Circuit #
Output Installed: Select YES if circuit is used
Output Zone: Enter zone the circuit will belong to
Output Type: Select output type where the output
will activate when the condition is met.
Releasing
Circuit
Use the keypad to configure the
parameter of each releasing
circuit.
This screen selects if the releasing circuit is
being used. Select INSTALLED if the releasing
circuit is used.
*This feature is supported for UL 864 9
th
Edition.
Editing a Device Configuration
A device’s configuration may be edited as follows:
Action Result
1. Select “Edit”.
2. Select “Manual Pgm”.
3. Select “Devices”.
4. Enter the device address. The user may now navigate through screens
which allow setting of the various parameters
for a device.
The loop devices are addressed using a four-digit address. The first (left-most digit) is
the loop number while the next three digits specify the address on the loop. The setup
of an input device will vary depending on the type of device installed at that address.