What to do if the GST Control Panel shows an equipment fault?
If the GST Control Panel indicates an equipment fault, it could be due to the equipment being disconnected or damaged. Check the connection of the equipment. If the connection is secure, replace the faulty equipment.
Why is there no indication on my GST Control Panel, or why is the indication abnormal?
The absence of any indication or an abnormal indication on the GST Control Panel can stem from several causes: a blown AC input fuse, an abnormal power supply, or a loose connection with the switchboard. To resolve this, replace the fuse if it's blown. Check and replace the low-voltage switch power if necessary. Also, check the connection to the display board to ensure it is secure.
How to fix 'AC Fault' displayed on GST Control Panel after power-up?
If your GST Control Panel displays 'AC Fault' after powering up, it may be due to no AC power or a blown AC fuse. Check and connect the AC wire to ensure power supply. If the wiring is correct, replace the AC fuse, referring to the specification on the label for the correct type.
What to do if my GST Control Panel displays 'Bat Fault' after power-up?
If the GST Control Panel displays 'Bat Fault' after power-up, it indicates a problem with the battery. This could be due to a loose connection or a discharged/damaged battery. First, open the power box and check all battery connections. If the connections are secure, power up the panel for more than eight hours with the AC power supply. If the fault persists after charging, replace the batteries.
Why is the GST Control Panel unable to register loop equipment?
If the GST Control Panel is unable to register loop equipment, it may be due to a wrong bus or loose connection. Check the loop to ensure it is correctly wired and securely connected.
How to troubleshoot a loop fault on a GST Control Panel?
A loop fault on the GST Control Panel usually indicates that the loop is shorted. To resolve this, check the loop wiring and repair any shorts you find.
Highlights flexible configuration and high reliability of the FACP.
Describes the zonal signal loop output ports for connecting fire alarm devices.
Explains the RS485 communication ports for transmitting fire and fault signals to VDR.
Details the intelligent operation and user-friendly interface using shortcut keys.
Describes the window-based and menu-driven display interface for clear information presentation.
Explains the comprehensive self-testing function for internal and external devices.
Details the modular switch power supply with dual AC/DC inputs and battery backup.
Provides an overview of the external and internal structure of the FACP.
Details the components of the FACP's front panel: display, indicators, and keypad.
Describes the construction of the main control part, including main board, switch board, and LCD.
Explains the FACP's power supply system, including main, standby, and emergency power.
Details the external connection terminals of the FACP for various inputs and outputs.
Guides through the process of opening the package and checking its contents.
Specifies the installation environment requirements and dimensions of the FACP.
Details the initial power-up checks and system status verification.
Covers checking periphery device connections and their status.
Explains system connection and setup procedures, referencing test tables.
Outlines the steps for commissioning the system after connection and setup.
Describes connecting the FACP to a fire display panel via RS-485.
Details the procedures for powering up, powering down, and performing self-tests.
Explains general keypad functions, data input methods, and information viewing.
Describes how to unlock and lock the keypad for security and operation.
Guides on checking the registration status of devices connected to the system.
Covers how event information, operation results, and messages are displayed and recorded.
Explains the FACP's sound indications and how to silence them.
Details silencing and starting loop sounders, and the related indicator lights.
Provides methods for handling fire alarms and system/field device faults.
Describes how to disable and re-enable devices temporarily for maintenance.
Explains user settings for print, start control, security, pre-alarm, project name, and language.
Describes the reset function, its capabilities, and how to perform it.
Guides on how to modify the system time, date, hour, minute, and second.
Details password classification, modification, and user number assignment.
Explains how to define peripheral devices, including original code, user code, and type.
Describes how to program pre-alarm conditions by setting up device combinations.
Explains how to enable or disable the emergency power supply function of the FACP.
Explains how to enter and exit the system's debugging state using a password.
Details the startup operations within the debugging state, including registration methods.
Covers operations within debugging state: direct registration, commands, and bus debugging.
Guides on setting up device registration, including external device registration.
Explains how to send digital commands to bus devices and receive responses.
Describes how to check communication status and real-time data of bus devices.
Details how to modify original device codes or configurable properties.
Explains how to set VDR actions for single or repeated transmission.
Describes how to restore factory default settings, clearing device definitions and modes.
Provides a troubleshooting table for common problems and their solutions.
Explains regular maintenance procedures, including LCD contrast adjustment.
General| Brand | GST |
|---|---|
| Model | JB-QP-GST200 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
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