10 Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions
Table 1: Algorithm Types
ULI IRI NYC AHJ
Standard UL-type delay
timer that continues to
count down to
activation of the control
devices (Release) upon
ABORT, and stops and
holds at 10 seconds
until release of the
ABORT switch. Upon
release of the ABORT
switch, the timer
resumes the
countdown at ten
seconds or at the
current time delay if the
timer is at a value
greater than ten
seconds.
IRI-type delay timer that
functions the same as
the UL-type timer with
the exception that the
ABORT will function only
if pressed and held
before second zone
goes into alarm.
NYC-type delay timer.
Pressing ABORT,
once at alarm exists,
changes timer value
to the time selected
plus 90 seconds.
The timer will not start
as long as the
ABORT switch is
held.
Local Jurisdiction
delay timer. Once
the timer has started,
pressing ABORT
restores timer to its
full time. The timer
will not start as long
as ABORT is held.
Release of the
ABORT switch
continues the
countdown, whereas
pressing ABORT
again will restore the
timer to its full value.
Note: Of the modes described above, only ULI and IRI comply with
UL Standard 864.
The abort timer will not operate when set for NO DELAY.
Cross--may be set Y (yes) or N (no). If yes, the start of the timer and
subsequent activation of release circuits will only occur if two or more
devices having the same zone number in their CBE are activated.
Soak--is used to automatically shut off the releasing solenoids several
minutes after the zone turns them on. It may be programmed for zero
(no soak timer), or 10 to 15 minutes. Use in NFPA 16 applications only.
See the Special Zone Change section of the IFC-200 Programming/Status
Change Technical Bulletin for details on programming Cross and Soak.
Refer to the Releasing Applications section of the IFC-200 Applications
Technical Bulletin in this manual for detailed information about releasing
applications.
The IFC-200 reads and displays analog information from its 99 analog
detectors. The LCD displays percent obscuration of light per foot (%/ft).
Alarm levels for the intelligent detectors may be manually set to one of
three within the UL obscuration range, 1.0%, 1.4%, or 3.0%; 1.0% being
the most sensitive and 3.0% the least sensitive.
Intelligent
Detector
Functions
Analog Display
Sensitivity Adjust
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