Fike Twinflex V3 - Zone Disablement at Engineer Level

Twinflex V3 Control Panel Engineering and Commissioning Manual
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To Select the Alarm Input Configuration (all panels)
The system will respond to an input to the ‘ALARM INPUT’ in one of four ways as follows; All these input
modes are non-latching, ie, remove the cause of the trigger to the ‘ALARM INPUT’ and the operation
described below will cease.
Mode Type Indication Activations Time
1 Class Change – 10s - Factory
Default
None Sounders 10 seconds
non-
latching
2 Remote Alarm – no Remote Fire
Output
Fire, Remote Fire
Input
Sounders, all relays except
Remote Fire Output
Non-
latching
3 Class Change None Sounders Non-
latching
4 Remote Alarm Fire, Remote Fire
Input
Sounders, all relays Non-
latching
1. Press ‘5’ A continuous buzzer tone will start.
A number of the ‘ZONE/FAULT’ lights will switch
on, corresponding to the current mode (shown
above), ie lights 1&2 mean that mode 2 is selected.
2. Press the button corresponding
to the mode required.
Or,
Press nothing until the system
times out.
The continuous buzzer tone will stop and the lights
mentioned above will turn off. Your new setting is
now active.
The continuous buzzer tone will stop and the lights
mentioned above will turn off. The original setting is
still active.
Disable Zone (all panels)
The ‘DISABLE ZONES’ function allows the isolation of a detection zone. If this is carried out at Access
Level 3 (Engineer) the control panel will then ignore all alarm signals from that zone, AND the alarm
sounders will NOT activate in alarm (unlike disabling a zone at Access Level 2).
1. Press and hold the button
marked ‘ACCESS’
A continuous buzzer tone will start
2. Press the button marked
‘DISABLE ZONES’
and then release them both.
The continuous buzzer tone will continue
3. Press the button corresponding
to the zone to be selected, ie 3
for zone 3
The continuous buzzer tone will change to an
intermittent tone if a zone has been disabled and
will stop if the zone has been enabled.
The zone ‘Disabled’ light and the common
‘DISABLE’ light will also switch on during
disablement.
Repeating the above sequence will reverse the
previous option, i.e., disabled to enabled.