System Manual Compact Systems  Table of Contents 
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Table of Contents 
1  Introduction  7 
1.1  Structure and Use of the Document  7 
1.2  Target Audience  9 
1.3  Formatting Conventions  9 
1.3.1  Safety Notes  9 
1.3.2  Operating Tips  10 
1.4  Service and Training  10 
2  Safety  11 
2.1  Intended Use  11 
2.1.1  Scope  11 
2.1.1.1  Application in Accordance with the De-Energize to Trip Principle  11 
2.1.1.2  Application in Accordance with the Energize to Trip Principle  11 
2.1.1.3  Use in Fire Alarm Systems  11 
2.1.2  Non-Intended Use  11 
2.2  Environmental Requirements  12 
2.2.1  Test Conditions  12 
2.2.1.1  Climatic Requirements  13 
2.2.1.2  Mechanical Requirements  13 
2.2.1.3  EMC Requirements  13 
2.2.1.4  Power Supply  14 
2.2.2  Noxious Gases  14 
2.3  Tasks and Responsibilities of Operators and Machine and System Manufacturers
  14 
2.3.1  Connection of Communication Partners  14 
2.3.2  Use of Safety-Related Communication  14 
2.4  ESD Protective Measures  15 
2.5  Residual Risk  15 
2.6  Safety Precautions  15 
2.7  Emergency Information  15 
3  Product Description  16 
3.1  Line Control  16 
3.2  Line Monitoring with HIMatrix F35  17 
3.3  Supply Voltage Monitoring  17 
3.4  Monitoring the Temperature State  18 
3.4.1  Setting the Temperature Threshold for Messages in F*03 Devices  18 
3.5  Short-Circuit Reaction of Output Channels  18 
3.6  Alarms and Sequences of Events Recording - with F*03 Devices  19 
3.6.1  Alarms&Events  19 
3.6.2  Creating Events  19 
3.6.3  Recording Events  20 
3.6.4  Transfer of Events  20 
3.7  Product Data  20 
3.8  Licensing with F*03 Systems  20