FireClass FC500 - Module Operating Mode Configuration; Heat Detector Operating Mode; Smoke Detector Operating Mode; Carbon Monoxide Detector Mode

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heat or carbon monoxide, it will have three sections
outlined in Table 7.
Table 6: Icons for modes
Icon
Description
Day mode
Night mode
Table 7: Detector sections
Section
Description
Operating mode heat detector section
Use Day mode. Night mode is for temperature
detector, see Table 5. Choose the class of the selected
detector.
Operating mode smoke detector section
Use Day mode. Night mode is for smoke and heat
detectors:
 Drift compensation: Drift compensation
affects optical smoke sensors only. It will
supply a precise analysis about dust
accumulation, and therefore, the alarm
threshold will modify accordingly (false
alarms).
 Default: For smoke detectors and smoke and
heat detectors only.
 Enhanced: For smoke and heat detectors
only.
 Sensitivity: You can set sensitivity at Low,
Medium and High.
Operating mode carbon monoxide section
Use Day mode. Night mode is for carbon monoxide
and heat detectors:
 Default
 Enhanced
 Disabled
 Sensitivity: You can set this to Low, Normal
or High. You can set the FC460PC detector,
(smoke, heat and carbon monoxide) to High
Immunity or Universal in the triple technology
detection.
Note: Click to open or close the relevant section of
parameters programming.
Note: If a detector linked to an output or an input-output
module is disabled (remove a tick in the proper section) a
window will ask for confirmation. Click on Detail to see
further data.
Note: For FC410LPA/S series sirens and FC430LPA/S
base, in the Sounder options section, you can set the tone,
volume and frequency of the beacon flash.
Note: For the FC410LPSY/AV series sirens, you must also
choose the subtype.
Input module parameters programming
Click on an input module entered, and the relevant
programming window appears as per the following
description.
First section
See the Detectors section.
Assigned zone
See the Detectors section
Second section
Select the operating mode style B or C. There are two
operating mode styles, B and C.
 B style: A two wire connection mode: the short-
circuit condition as an Alarm condition.
 C style: A two wire connection mode: the short-
circuit condition as a Fault condition.
Note: As you select different styles, the electrical
operating diagram changes.