Service Menu
11 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Gives a quick overview of how the system has been configured
i.e. what devices are identified, zone information, what fault
buzzers are enabled, a summary of the RF network, what
blocks are enabled etc.
122 Clear Log
121 View Log
12 LOG MENU
Used to view the engineer log and/or clear the engineer log.
The log cannot be cleared when the panel is configured to
work to the EN 50131 standard. Newest events are displayed
first. See page 92 for a list of abbreviations.
NOTE: while viewing the engineer log the 7 and 9 keys can be used to view
the previous or next alarm event in the log. This allows you to quickly skip past
Unset and Arming events.
132 Open Inputs Menu
133 Walk Test Menu
135 Test Comms Menu
136 Test RF Devices
137 Show Software Versions
138 Battery Menu
139 Bell Test
131 RF Device Status
13 ENG. TOOLS MENU
Engineer Tools Menu has 9 sections and is used to carry out
basic system checks
RF Device Status informs the installer about whether various
wireless devices are ID’ed, on-line, the condition of the their
signal strengths etc.
Open Inputs Menu is used to view open zones, points or
tampers
NOTE: A Tamper on the hardwired zone configured as Dual EOL will be shown
in the Show Open Tampers menu.
Walk Test Menu allows the engineer to test the actual
detection devices. The internal sounder & buzzer sounds for ½
sec. in the event of an inertia pulse and for 2 sec. for a gross
alarm, zone open or tamper alarm. This feature also applies to
Point ID sensors too.
Show System Faults is a quick way for the installer to get an
overview of various fault conditions (like open tampers, power
outages etc.) that could affect the system’s performance.
Test Comms Menu has 2 sub-menus...
Test Digi Chns (Test Digi Channels) triggers FastFormat
channels on the on-board dialler. So, for instance, if you select
02:Panic CL (closed), and then press YES; it changes to
02:Panic OP (open). Assuming you have programmed in
your monitoring station telephone and account numbers, you
have now sent a PANIC report to your monitoring station.
NOTE: In this example the “02” is not a channel number. It just happens to be
the 2nd channel type in a list of over 50 different channel types.
134 Show System Faults
Default Eng. Code - 4567 Default User Code - 1111 (Irl) 1234 (UK)
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