Faraday MPC-6000 - RDC-2; RDC-3 Operating Instructions; Alarm, Trouble, and Standby Operations; Event Scrolling and Authorized Access

MPC-6000 / MPC-7000 / RND-2 PROGRAMMING MANUAL
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Pre-alarm, supervisory and trouble bell codes must always be Steady On. For Counting
Zone, the 1
st
Alarm bell code can be a predefined bell code, but it is only allowed to be
Steady On if a releasing group is in the configuration.
For a Releasing Input Group, the 1
st
Alarm and Pre-Discharge can use predefined bell
codes. No zone coding is allowed, and bell codes of all other input groups must be
Steady On if a releasing group is in the configuration. NAC1 must have a 1
st
Alarm/Pre-
Discharge output type and NAC2 must have a Discharge output type. 1
st
Alarm/Pre-
Discharge, Discharge output types are only allowed to be in Output Zone 1. The
Discharge bell code must be Steady On.
An input Group may also be configured to activate 1 or all of the 255 Output Zones.
Editing a System Group Configuration
There are a number of system groups, which may be configured as follows:
Action Result
1. Select “Edit”.
2. Select “Manual Pgm”.
3. Select “Groups”.
4. Select “System Groups”.
5. Select the system group to be edited. The user may now navigate through screens that allow
setting the bell codes that the system group will use
and the outputs which this system group will activate.
Configuring the NACs
There are a number of parameters that may be configured for the NACs.
Action Result
1. Select “Edit”.
2. Select “Manual Pgm”.
3. Select “Outputs”.
4. Select “NACs”.
5. Enter the number of the NAC to be configured. The user may now navigate through screens
that allow setting the parameters of the NACs.
The parameters that may be set for the NACs are shown in the following table.
Parameter Description
Notification device type Either Audible, Strobe or Horn/Strobe.
Output Zone Which output Zone activates this NAC.
Output Set to indicate if the NAC is operating or not.
On Delay Delay in seconds before the NAC turns on.
Special Feature This selection allows the NAC to be configured for special application.
- Always ON: Select YES only if the NAC circuit is used to power the
output of the 8706.
Wiring Class Select YES if NAC wiring is configured as Class A.