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General| Brand | Fire-Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | 411 |
| Category | Fire Alarms |
| Language | English |
Discusses limitations of smoke/heat detectors and how smoke may not reach sensors.
Addresses common causes of malfunction like inadequate maintenance and testing.
Covers reacceptance testing after changes and environmental operating ranges.
Details precautions for wiring, grounding, and handling static-sensitive components.
Details specifications including circuits, power requirements, and interfaces.
Specifies power requirements (12/24 VDC) and ground connections.
Details input channel configurations and Form-C relay capabilities.
Explains DACT functions like line seizure, dialing, and tone recognition.
Defines Normal, Real-Time Clock, Program, Troubleshoot, and Default modes.
Details the 12 VDC or 24 VDC power connections and configuration.
Explains the three input channels, their supervision, and Style B circuits.
Describes the Form-C relay's programmability for various conditions.
Outlines the programmer's role in switching modes and accessing functions.
Stresses that power supplied must be power-limited and non-power-limited wiring is prohibited.
Describes Normal Mode as the standard state, monitoring status and reporting to central station.
Details the process of entering the 24-hour time in military format.
Explains how to enter Program Mode and provides important notices to users.
Details the programming of primary phone numbers using addresses 00-19.
Describes selecting the communication format for the primary phone number (address 20).
Details programming of secondary phone numbers using addresses 30-49.
Describes selecting the communication format for the secondary phone number (address 50).
Enables or disables communication to the central station (address 64).
Assigns functions (Fire Alarm, Trouble, etc.) to input channels (addresses 65-67).
Programs the output relay to activate for specific conditions (address 88).
Limits the number of trouble calls sent to the central station (address 89).
Describes returning the communicator to factory default program settings.
Explains accessing Troubleshoot Mode and testing telephone lines.
Details how the communicator sends system status reports to central stations.
Lists events in descending order of priority for transmission.
Lists the factory default settings for various programming addresses.
Provides a table detailing wire type, gauge, and run length for communicator circuits.
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