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Print to file: This allows you to print the list of
devices of the selected loop to a .csv file. You
can edit the .csv file using Microsoft Excel.
Note: If different devices have common programming
parameters, you can use the multiple selection of the
devices and assign the same parameters.
Select devices
1. Click on Panel 1.
2. Select Loop 1, Loop 2, Loop 3, Loop 4, Loop 5 or
Loop 6.
3. Click on new device. The window in Figure 10 will
display.
4. Select the programming device, check the address
(auto addressing) and click on the link.
5. Click Enable to add the device to the loop. For
other devices, repeat the same procedure. The
icon in the Features field represents the detector
type.
Remove devices
1. Select the device in the list.
2. Click the Remove device icon.
3. Click YES to remove or NO to cancel. See Figure
10.
Loop loading
Find the Loop load section at the bottom of the
programmed devices list. See Figure 11. This section
displays the number of Activation points on the loop, the
Drain in standby, the Drain in alarm and the Signal drain.
You can also adjust the Alarm percentage.
Note: You may enter remote LEDs in the calculation.
The percentage shown in the Loop drain in alarm (100%)
is the programmed value in Battery calculation; an option
of the Utilities screen for the battery calculation after you
enter the cable length. You can choose the type of cable if
you have a database.
Figure 10: Loop devices programming window
Loop wiring calculation
The loop wiring is located beside the Loop load tab. This
gives you the maximum permitted resistance of the loop
based on the cable length and the Alarm percentage. If
cable data is available from the Utilities section, then a
suitable cable may also appear.
Detectors parameters programming
Click on a device in the Device list. The relevant device
programming window appears on the right; every device
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