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Note: When Set as SC1 has been enabled, the Sounders
Fault/Dis LED blinks if any set as SC1 output fails. It
remains ON if any Set as SC1 output is disabled.
Silenceable: The output, if activated, can be
silenceable by checking this option. In the case of
a silenceable output, once silenced, the output will
automatically reactivate in the case of a new fire
event.
Active on disablement: Click this option to
activate the programmable SC outputs when any
part of the system is disabled.
Note: This feature appears for all programmable control
panel outputs and for loop modules that provide dry
contacts. Both programmable control panel outputs and
loop modules devices are affected by the modification.
Panel outputs include OC1, OC2 and Fire. Loop modules
include FC410RIM, FC410SIO, FC410MIO, FC410MIO,
FC410QMO, FC410QRM, and FC410QIO
Monostable: This allows the relevant output to
automatically deactivate when the
MONOST.OUTPUT TIME elapses.
As General Options: This option overrides the
Pulse On local selection, forcing the selection of
Pulse On in General Options settings.
Timed warning: This becomes available if a
warning trigger event is selected for the output. If
enabled, the sounder activates when the
programmed warning trigger events happen, for
the time specified in the Timed Warning duration
option. The default status is disabled.
Linked Delay: One of the five available timers (set
using the General Options screen on Delays
Thresholds) can be associated with an output
activated by a zone, point or control panel alarm.
The programmed events activate the output, after
the delay occurs (indicated by the timer).
OC1, OC2 Outputs
These are programmed, non-supervised, non-silenceable,
bypassable or disabled outputs. These are normally open
terminals (open collector) that are close to the ground
when the corresponding zones go into Alarm status. These
terminals remain close to the ground, even after the
generating event ends.
Figure 13: General options window
General options programming
The panel parameters can be programmed through the
General Options screen (see Figure 13).
In the General section:
Loop wiring: Select a 2 wire or a 4 wire
connection for the Panel loop configuration.
When you select the 2 wire connection, you can connect
devices on the both the left and right sides of the loops
(two spurs). In the case of the FC501 and FC503 panel,
this provides the capability to connect up to six spurs to
the panel, mimicking a six zone conventional panel. In the
case of the FC506 panel, this provides the capability to
connect up to 12 spurs to the panel, mimicking a 12 zone
conventional panel.
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