What to do if Honeywell SILENT KNIGHT SK-5208 show NAC # Trb?
If the Honeywell Fire Alarms system displays 'NAC # Trb', it indicates a trouble with the Notification Appliance Circuit. You should inspect the indicated NAC wire run for any shorts or opens.
What to do if Honeywell SILENT KNIGHT SK-5208 Fire Alarms display Remote # Trb?
If your Honeywell Fire Alarms system displays 'Remote # Trb', it means there's a trouble with a remote device. You should check the wire connections between the indicated touchpad and the control panel.
What to do if Honeywell Fire Alarms show 5217 Trb #?
If the Honeywell Fire Alarms system is showing '5217 Trb #', it means there is a trouble with the 5217 expander. Check all wire connections between the control panel and the 5217 expander that is in trouble.
What to do if Honeywell SILENT KNIGHT SK-5208 display 5280 Trb #?
If your Honeywell Fire Alarms system displays '5280 Trb #', it indicates a trouble with the SK-5280. You should inspect all wire connections between the control panel and the SK-5280 that is in trouble.
What to do if Honeywell SILENT KNIGHT SK-5208 Fire Alarms display Key BUS Trouble?
If the Honeywell Fire Alarms system displays 'Key BUS Trouble', check the SKI or SKO terminals for a short or an open.
Why does my Honeywell SILENT KNIGHT SK-5208 say FLASH Defaulted?
If an option record is not found during power up of Honeywell Fire Alarms, one will be created, and the display will show 'Flash Defaulted' for about one second.
General| Product Line | Silent Knight |
|---|---|
| Model | SK-5208 |
| Category | Fire Alarm Control Panel |
| Type | Addressable |
| Zones | 8 |
| NAC Circuits | 4 |
| Max Notification Appliance Circuits | 4 |
| Max Signaling Line Circuits | 2 |
| Operating Voltage | 24VDC |
| Battery Standby | 24 hours |
Details the features of the SK-5208 fire alarm control panel, including its display, inputs, expandability, and capabilities.
Explains the manual's organization, standards used, and the purpose of the document.
Lists compatible modules and their functions for expanding the SK-5208 system's capabilities.
Discusses the limitations of fire alarm systems and smoke detectors, including potential failure points and sensing limitations.
Details FCC requirements, including information for telephone company connection and device compliance.
Outlines UL listing status and specific requirements for various installation types and restricted options.
Provides detailed electrical specifications for the SK-5208 control panel, including power requirements and loads.
Details environmental conditions to avoid and recommended operating ranges for optimal performance and longevity.
Provides guidelines on wiring practices to prevent induced noise and interference for reliable communication.
Illustrates the physical layout of components on the SK-5208 control board and identifies connection points.
Provides detailed instructions and considerations for physically mounting the SK-5208 control panel enclosure.
Guides users through calculating current draw for system components to determine battery requirements.
Lists and describes the function of each terminal on the control panel's PC board for proper wiring.
Details how to connect telephone lines to the SK-5208 for reporting to a central station.
Provides instructions for installing smoke detectors, including Class A (Style D) and Class B (Style B) zone configurations.
Explains how to connect supervised notification circuits, including device requirements and EOL resistors.
Details the configuration and wiring of auxiliary relays for various system conditions and output functions.
Covers the installation of accessory devices like remote annunciators, zone expanders, and printer modules.
Covers specific application wiring, including the 5220 Direct Connect Module for city box and polarity reversal.
Describes keypad functions, special characters, extended lists, and navigation within programming menus.
Details programming for zone types, delays, response times, and other zone-specific settings.
Covers programming for Notification Appliance Circuits (NACs) and auxiliary relays for various conditions.
Details programming for system-wide settings, account information, and computer options for remote downloads.
Describes programming for telephone line configurations and miscellaneous reporting settings.
Details programming for the 5280 outputs and 5824 expander options.
Covers programming for clock source selection and Daylight Saving Time (DST) adjustments.
A comprehensive table listing all programming options, menu items, choices, defaults, and comments.
Explains installer/user keys, basic operations via touchpad/annunciator, event acknowledgement, and LED indicators.
Describes the system's capabilities for cross alarm and double interlock releasing operations.
Illustrates the operation of the smoke alarm verification cycle, detailing its periods.
Covers fire drills, walk tests, and automatic self-testing procedures for verifying system functionality.
Explains how to establish communication with a computer for programming and downloading software.
Describes the four basic reporting formats (3/1, 4/2, SIA, Contact ID) compatible with central station receivers.
Lists events and their corresponding codes for different reporting formats (SIA, SK4/2, 3/1, Contact ID).
Lists possible error messages, their descriptions, and recommended solutions for troubleshooting.
Provides procedures for detecting and troubleshooting earth ground faults using a DC volt meter.
Lists earth fault resistance values for each terminal on the FACP, useful for diagnosing ground faults.
Lists compatible notification appliances (horns, strobes) and their synchronization capabilities with the FACP.
Lists compatible two-wire smoke detectors, organized by manufacturer, including compatibility IDs and detectors per loop.
Lists compatible four-wire smoke detectors, organized by manufacturer, including compatibility IDs and detectors per loop.
Outlines the limited warranty period, conditions, and exclusions for Silent Knight fire products.
Details the process for returning products for credit or repair, including obtaining an RA number and shipping instructions.
Explains the option for advance replacement of fire product circuit boards within the first 6 months of warranty.
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