Honeywell GENT Xenex User Manual

This manual covers the
Operating instructions
and Log book, and is
intended for use by the
End User.
The manual should be
located in a secure but
accessible position close
to the panel.
It is the responsibility of
the End User to maintain
the Log Book.
An Installation and Commissioning
guide has been supplied for your
installer with this panel.
Operating instructions
Contents
Page
User responsibility 2
Testing a Manual Call Point 3
Control & Indications 4
Operating instructions 5
Operating instructions for AL2 7
Log book 9
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Operating instructions and Log Book
Fire Control and Repeat panels
(Conventional 2, 4 and 8 Zone panel range)

Honeywell GENT Xenex Specifications

General

Brand	Honeywell
Model	GENT Xenex
Category	Security System
Language	English

Summary

Fire Control and Repeat Panels: Operation

User Responsibility

Outlines the duties of the person responsible for the fire alarm system's testing and maintenance.

Testing a Manual Call Point

Details the process of testing a manual call point, including necessary tools and steps.

Control and Indicator Functions

Explains the various controls and indicators on the fire alarm panel and their functions.

System Operation Procedures

Provides detailed steps for normal indications, fire conditions, and post-emergency system reset.

Access Level 2 Operations

Covers specific operations and tests available at Access Level 2 for the panel.

System Configuration Record

Detection and Zone Circuit Configuration

Details factory settings and deviations for zone detection and circuit configuration.

Sounders and System Reset Configuration

Outlines settings for sounder operation and system reset functions.

Access Level Settings

Records access levels (AL1, AL2) for panel functions like buzzer and display tests.

Repeat Panel Information

Information regarding repeat panels, their EEPROM locations, and installation sites.

Log Book Forms and False Alarm Recording

Location of System Devices

Table for recording system device locations and zone relationships.

Events Log

Form for recording system events and work done, excluding false alarms and maintenance.

Maintenance Work Log

Form for logging maintenance activities, including reason, work carried out, and signature.

False Alarms Log

Specific log for recording details of false alarms and their causes.