Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions 21
Where:
MARCH TIME indicates the type of coding applied to each of the four
panel indicating appliance (bell) circuits mapped to Zone 98. Zone 98
does not affect addressable control modules. Other possible program
selections are Temporal, California, and Two-stage.
The following typical format is used to display software Zone 99
(Prealarm):
OFF SOFTWARE ZONE
ALERT=50% OF ALARM
ACTION+70% OF ALARM
Z99
This zone activates if any detector reaches either the Alert or Action
prealarm threshold. It indicates an incipient alarm, or the need for detector
maintenance. Zone 99 may be mapped to any control point.
The following typical format is used to display System Parameters.
Note: To read the System Parameters directly, press “*”, then “#”, then
ENTER.
Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the various screens.
The system first brings you to the Bell Circuit (indicating
appliance circuit) screens, then the System Parameters screen (see
example), the Zone screens, Detector screens and Module screens.
Note that each screen is different and does not necessarily look like
the one below.
SIL 060 AUTO=600
VERIFY=30 USA TIME
ANNUN=ACS (ADDR 1+2)
BLINK=YES STYLE=4
Where:
SIL INH=060 is the silence inhibit time in seconds, required in Canada
and some areas of the USA (zero if not selected).
AUTO=600 is the automatic silence timer in seconds (zero if not selected).
VERIFY=30 is the alarm verification timer in seconds (zero if not
selected).
USA TIME indicates the time/date format selected. This may be changed
to EUR TIME if the European time/date option is selected.
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