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Note: You can only mute the Silenceable outputs manually
at access level 2 or 3.
Disabled
This control panel can disable the devices on the loop,
SC2 output, OC1 and OC2 outputs, the software zones,
the RS485 network devices such as repeater, client panel,
and FC500MFI.
DISABLED zones cannot generate alarms or warnings of
any kind, and DISABLED outputs cannot be activated.
When the Disabled LED is on, this signals the Disabled
status.
Note: The Disable facility is only available at access level
2 or 3.
Reset
Resetting the control panel restores the outputs to standby
status, clears the memory, and disconnects the power
supply to terminal 24R for 2 seconds.
Note: Resetting the panel can only occur at access level 2
or 3.
Interface
Visual signaling
The system status signals on the control panel LEDs are
as follows:
Green indicates power ON condition
Amber indicates specific operating modes, for example
Day or Night Mode, and Fault conditions.
RED indicates alarm conditions.
Memory
The control panel signals Fault events by FAULT LED
blinking until the system resets, even if the event clears in
the meantime.
Audible Signaling
The buzzer signals the control panel status as shown in
Table 3.
Note: When the control panel mutes an alarm and detects
a new fault, the control panel resounds the previous
silenced alarm.
Table 3: Audible Signaling
LAMP TEST:
This
key allows you to test the control panel buzzer and
LEDs.
Access to signaling and commands
There are four access levels, in compliance with the Fire
Safety Regulations in force.
Access Level1 (L1) Viewing:
All persons can view the control panel status without a
password required.
Access Level 2 (L2) Operating the system (PIN code
entered):
Password code users can operate the system at user
level.
Access Level 3 (L3) Programming and Opening the
Control Panel (Password Code entered):
This level of access is for installers. Therefore, only
qualified, authorised users are allowed to open the control
panel door, which requires removal of cover screws, for
maintenance or battery replacement purposes.
Access Level 4 (L4) Repairing or replacing the PCB:
Only the manufacturer can repair or replace the PCB that
requires removal of the cover screws.
Users and installers features
The panel can recognize and manage up to eight different
users and two different installers. At each login of any user
or installer, the panel logs the login event and the user or
installer's ID. The panel also logs the return to access level
1 to indicate the end of the user or installer's session. The
default passwords for the eight users are as follows:
SYSTEM
FAULT
(Main
processor fail)
SYSTEM
FAULT
(Programming
data corrupted)
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