How to silence Fike Fire Alarms when it's not working?
If the Fike Fire Alarms system alarms cannot be silenced, ensure the panel is in Access Level 1 (User) or Access Level 2 (Supervisor). Refer to the operation section for instructions on entering the appropriate access level.
What to do if I am unable to reset the Fike Fire Alarms system?
If the Fike Fire Alarms system cannot be reset, first ensure that all alarms are silenced. If the alarms are not silenced, silence them before attempting to reset the system. Also, ensure that the panel is in Access Level 1 (User) or Access Level 2 (Supervisor). Finally, check for and remove any existing alarm conditions, for example, reset the call point element with a key.
What to do if the Fike Fire Alarms panel buzzer sounds and the POWER FAULT LED is flashing?
If the panel buzzer is sounding and the POWER FAULT LED is flashing, with ‘Mains supply failed’ displayed on your Fike Fire Alarms system, this indicates a mains supply failure. Wait for the mains supply to be restored. If the panel does not return to normal operation after the power is restored, contact an engineer.
What does it mean when the Fike Fire Alarms panel buzzer is sounding and the SYSTEM FAULT LED is lit?
If the panel buzzer is sounding and the SYSTEM FAULT LED is lit on your Fike Fire Alarms system, this indicates a control panel fault. You should call an engineer immediately.
What to do if the Fike Fire Alarms panel buzzer is sounding and the FAULT LED is lit?
If the panel buzzer is sounding and the FAULT LED is lit on your Fike Fire Alarms system, this indicates a fault or abnormal condition. Note all illuminated LEDs and displayed messages, and then call an engineer.
What to do for any other fault or abnormal behavior of Fike Fire Alarms?
If your Fike Fire Alarms system exhibits any other fault or abnormal behavior, note all illuminated LEDs and displayed messages, and then call an engineer.
Details the manual's purpose for operating, testing, and maintaining the fire alarm system.
Defines essential terms such as 'Responsible person' and 'Competent Person' for system understanding.
Explains the CIE-A-200 as an advanced addressable intelligent detector system with distributed intelligence.
Describes how detectors and call points are organized into zones for fire alarm identification.
Provides immediate actions for fire alarms, panel buzzers, and fault reporting.
Outlines duties for system testing, maintenance, and occupant safety procedures.
Details daily, weekly, and annual testing requirements for fire alarm system verification.
Guides users on appropriate actions after fire alarms, false alarms, or faults, including reporting.
Describes the front panel layout, LEDs, fire alarm, and system controls.
Explains how to access User (Level 1) and Supervisor (Level 2) controls via key or code.
Details procedures for silencing alarms, resetting the system, sounding alarms, and exiting levels.
Explains the meaning and states of various LEDs on the control panel.
Lists common problems, their causes, and recommended remedial actions.
Describes the default mode with disabled controls and the LED off.
Details system controls available at User Level, including event viewing and test modes.
Lists system controls for Supervisor Level, including logs, diagnostics, and settings.
Explains various test modes like Silent Test, Local Audible Test, and System Test.
Details how to view and sort historical event logs for system analysis.
Covers delay override, enable/disable functions, output control, and diagnostics introduction.
Explains PSU diagnostics, peripheral bus diagnostics, and USB reset for programming.
Allows entry of the Engineer code for advanced system configuration.
Details how to record fire and fault events with time, zone, action, and initials.
Provides space to record essential contact information for the fire alarm service company.
Explains how to enable panel keys, operate sounders, and silence alarms.
Guides users on appropriate actions during fire alarms and fault conditions.
Explains 'Alarm Confirmation' and user actions for suspected false alarms or genuine fires.
Section for recording installation specifics, equipment details, and loop configurations.
Fields for noting emergency contact numbers for normal and out-of-hours service.
Advises contacting the distributor for technical support and emphasizes manual review.
The CIE-A-200 is an addressable intelligent fire detection and alarm system designed to provide comprehensive fire protection. Unlike traditional addressable analogue sensor systems where the control panel makes fire decisions based on data from sensors, the CIE-A-200 features independent distributed intelligence. This means that signal processing and fire/fault decisions are made within the detectors themselves, significantly reducing the complexity of the control panel and data traffic, and improving overall system efficiency.
The CIE-A-200 system operates as a fire detection and alarm control panel. It is capable of identifying fire alarms, faults, and other abnormal conditions within a building. The system is designed to interface with building services, such as air conditioning, which may be shut down when an alarm sounds. It provides both audible and visual indications of system status, including fire alarms, faults, and disabled conditions. The system's addressing is automatic upon initialization from the control panel, eliminating the need for manual programming at each device. Each device in the system has a built-in isolator, which helps in identifying and isolating faults on the loop. The panel also checks for addressable spurs for backward compatibility with older systems.
General| Brand | Fike |
|---|---|
| Model | CIE-A-200 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
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