What to do if I am unable to reset the Fike DUONET system?
If you are unable to reset the Fike Fire Alarms system, first ensure that all alarms are silenced. If the alarms are silenced and you still cannot reset the system, verify that the panel is in Access Level 2 (User) or Access Level 2B (Supervisor). Finally, check for any alarm conditions that may still be present, and remove the cause of the alarm.
What to do if the Fike Fire Alarms panel buzzer is sounding and the POWER FAULT LED is flashing?
If the panel buzzer is sounding and the POWER FAULT LED is flashing with the message ‘Mains supply failed’ displayed on your Fike Fire Alarms system, this indicates a mains supply failure. You should 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 DUONET 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, this indicates a control panel fault. You should call an engineer immediately.
General| Type | Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel |
|---|---|
| Max Devices | 252 |
| NAC Circuits | 2 |
| Communication Protocol | DUONET |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 49°C (32°F to 120°F) |
| Humidity Range | 93% non-condensing |
| Certifications | UL, FM |
This guide is provided to enable the person responsible for the fire alarm system to operate the system.
Defines terms such as 'Responsible person' and 'Competent Person' for system operation.
Explains the Duonet system, its advantages, and the Multipoint detector.
Outlines the tasks required of the responsible person for system testing and maintenance.
Details daily, weekly, and quarterly testing procedures for the fire alarm system.
Covers user actions after fire, false alarms, and system faults.
Describes the layout, general indication LEDs, and information windows of the control panel.
Details Fire Alarm Controls, System Controls, access levels, and how to access them.
Covers procedures for accessing controls, silencing alarms, resetting system, and sounding alarms.
Describes the normal operating mode where fire alarm controls are disabled.
Details User level access, enabling fire alarm controls and accessing functions like Delay Override.
Details Supervisor level access, providing access to logs, system tests, and device settings.
Instructions for paper replacement, indications of paper out, and printer specifications.
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