HONEYWELL EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION MANAGER
Fig. 25. Creating an MN Active Tone Sequence
In the Audio Message Prog. Service Input programming,
assign the MN Active Tone Category to the MN Active Tone
sequence, and give it the priority just below the MN Category
inputs. When MN is the highest priority in the system, the MN
Active Tone input will be the priority just above the Fire
category of pages. When Fire is the highest priority in the
system, the MN Active Tone input will be at the priority just
above the General category of pages and sequences.
Example: MN has the highest priority, and the MN Active Tone Category has been assigned to Sequence 2, the MN Active Tone.
It has been assigned a priority of 8, just below the MN Category inputs and above the Fire Category inputs.
Fig. 26. Assign Priority to the MN Active Tone Sequence
Create a logic zone that will activate if a ZF20 MN alarm comes in from any MN-mapped node.
1. Select “OR” as the function.
2. Select “Special Function” ZF20 as the point, and link it
to each MN-mapped node on the system.
3. Close the equation.
In this example, ZL1 is the Logic Zone programmed to activate
when a ZF20 MN alarm comes in from any MN-mapped node.
All MN-mapped nodes must be included in the logic equation.
In this example, there are three in the system, so all three are
in the equation.
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