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General| Zones | 32 |
|---|---|
| Sounder circuits | 2 |
| Monitored inputs | 4 |
| Power supply | 24V DC |
| Input Voltage | 230V AC |
| Operating Temperature | -5°C to +40°C |
| Enclosure Rating | IP30 |
Explains how pseudo points are activated for fault reporting when monitored events occur.
Describes how standard points can be set into a special fault condition by the software driver.
Lists and explains pseudo points related to the Field Interface Module (FIM), including their addresses and uses.
Details pseudo points for RBUS nodes, explaining their format and specific faults like display or ROM failures.
Focuses on faults related to the presence or absence of complete RBUS nodes, distinct from node-specific faults.
Explains pseudo points related to network card faults, their format, and specific issues like common faults.
Covers faults regarding the presence or absence of network nodes, indicated by specific point formats.
Details pseudo points for COM1, specifically monitoring printer communication and connection status.
Explains pseudo points for COM2, related to the FIRECLASS Remote port and communication retries.
Details pseudo points for COM3, which is used for network card connection, monitoring communication faults.
Describes the loop pseudo point used for various loop status issues like shutdown, open/short circuits, and firmware errors.
Lists and describes standard point fault states for various devices, detailing logged messages and their uses.
Explains the status indicated by the Yellow, Green, and Red LEDs on the TL1800EN card for fault identification.
Details the "Comms Fault" for the TL1800EN card, its causes, and recommended troubleshooting actions.
Describes the "Open or Short Circuit - Left" fault on the TL1800EN card, indicating wiring issues on the left port.
Details the "Open or Short Circuit - Right" fault on the TL1800EN card, relating to wiring issues on the right port.
Explains the "Network Ground Fault" on the TL1800EN card, indicating an earth fault condition on the network.
Describes data transfer faults occurring on network cards, often due to lack of acknowledgments.
Covers the "Ring Continuity" fault, indicating issues in receiving transmitted data back on a ring network.
Details the "Net Card Comms Fail" fault, indicating communication problems between the TL1800EN and the main CPU.
Explains how to access and interpret network statistics to diagnose network performance and intermittent faults.
Provides a checklist of high-level checks for network card functionality, including connections and configurations.
Introduces the visible and audible indications for 'System Fault' as required by EN54 standards.
Explains how the 'System Fault' LED is driven by a wired OR of processor watchdog drives, indicating any processor reset.
Details the two levels of system faults: 'Partial Operation' and 'Safe State', triggered by software conditions.
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