What to do if alarm cannot be cleared on Kidde Fire Systems Control Unit?
If the alarm on your Kidde Fire Systems Control Unit cannot be cleared before removing it from the system, it might be because the device is in alarm. To resolve this, power down the system to re-initialize it.
General| Model | PEGAsys LV |
|---|---|
| System Type | Addressable |
| Max Loops | 1 |
| Input Voltage | 120/240 VAC |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) |
| Relative Humidity | Up to 93% RH, non-condensing |
| Enclosure Rating | NEMA 1 |
| Display | LCD |
| Certifications | UL, FM |
| Type | Fire Alarm Control Panel |
Highlights limitations and responsibilities regarding fire alarm systems, not a substitute for insurance.
Overview of the manual's content and scope for the PEGAsys LV system.
Detailed descriptions of the system's core components like CCM, Display Module, RX/TX, PSU, etc.
Details the system's technical specifications, power requirements, and capabilities.
Introduces the chapter's focus on system controls, indicators, and operating procedures.
Describes the functions of the system's front panel controls and status indicators.
Explains the system's three security levels and password protection mechanisms.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for initial system power-up and verification.
Details the system's menu structure, access methods, and functions like Isolate, List, Set, and Test.
Explains the four operating modes: Normal Standby, Active Alarm, Active Supervisory, and Active Trouble.
Information on viewing system data via the CCM's printer port and connecting a serial printer.
Covers system programming using EOC and RTC languages via a PC and PCS software.
Introduces the chapter, describing the functional aspects of PEGAsys LV system modules.
Presents an overview of the system's architecture divided into eight functional blocks.
Provides detailed descriptions of each system module and field device.
Introduces maintenance instructions for the PEGAsys LV system.
Outlines the importance of performing maintenance at established intervals as per regulations.
Details procedures for lamp test, loop device test, battery test, walk test, and alarm simulation test.
Procedures for safely disarming and rearming release circuits before and after testing.
Step-by-step instructions for safely powering down the system, including precautions.
Step-by-step instructions for powering up the system after it has been powered down.
Introduces troubleshooting and corrective maintenance instructions for the PEGAsys LV system.
Covers basic fault isolation techniques like visual inspection and power checks.
Explains how to isolate system faults using the front panel and system menus.
Provides procedures and tools required for removing and replacing system modules and field devices.
Introduces the system parts list for all repair parts.
Provides information necessary to install the PEGAsys LV system.
Lists materials required for installation that are not supplied with the system.
Details the procedure for mounting the Central Control Panel enclosure.
Instructions for connecting AC power to the Central Control Panel.
Procedures for installing and connecting DC power, including battery enclosure and batteries.
Explains how to connect field devices to the RX/TX module and wiring requirements.
Instructions for connecting output signals to drive alarm devices and control equipment.
Describes how to connect an external indicator for power supply trouble.
Refers to installation sheets for detectors and setting addresses.
Guides on adjusting detector sensitivities via system menus or PCS program.
Instructions for installing addressable contact input devices.
Instructions for installing addressable relay output devices.
Checklist for verifying installation completion before powering up the system.
Instructions for connecting terminals, computers, and printers to the system.
Specifies requirements for the dedicated AC branch circuit for the Fire Alarm Control Unit.
Details standby power requirements for system operation and battery charging.
Outlines alarm current requirements for the main system power supply.
Provides a method to calculate the required battery size based on standby and alarm loads.
Information on the system's battery charging capabilities and capacities.
Lists recommended wire types for the signaling line circuit, including specifications.
Introduces the PEGAsys LV system's use in agent release, pre-action, and deluge sprinkler applications.
Explains how the system supports releasing functions and programming via PCS.
Describes the abort function, which manually stops a discharge time delay.
Explains the installer-programmable time delay for automatic release criterion.
Describes the soak function for automatically shutting off releasing solenoids at a predetermined time.
Mentions devices with special releasing functions.
Provides guidelines for FM approval of pre-action and deluge sprinkler systems using the PEGAsys LV system.
Introduces the Network Interface Card (NIC) and its function in peer-to-peer communication.
Covers NIC configuration options: Style, Node Number, Group Number, Reset, Silence, Logging, Time Sync.
Details how to configure networking options using the panel's keypad and LCD.
Explains network configuration using the PEGAsys Configuration Software (PCS).
Describes network configuration using a dumb terminal connected via the PC port.
Explains how networked panels communicate based on group assignments and enabled functions.
Describes the hardware functions of the NIC: Dual Channel, Messaging, Repeater, Fail Safe, and Isolation.
Information on maintaining and replacing the NIC module.
Lists the parts included in the NIC Installation Kit.
Provides instructions for installing the NIC as a daughter board on the CCM.
Notes that the NIC is powered by the CCM board.
Refers to the PCS manual for NIC and network testing information.
Lists electrical specifications for the NIC, including input voltage and current.
Introduces the SmartOne Addressable Signal/Sounder Module (ASM) and its capabilities.
Details the process for addressing and registering the ASM module.
Explains how the ASM operates after installation and configuration.
Describes the ASM's functions, including supervised output circuits and status LEDs.
Notes that the ASM is not field serviceable and refers to testing procedures.
Lists the parts required for installation and operation of the ASM.
Provides installation notes and refers to the ASM Installation Instruction Data Sheet.
Introduces the Remote Display Control Module (RDCM) and Remote Display Module (RDM).
Describes the RDCM/RDM's communication, emulation of control panel features, and operator interface.
Explains system operation modes, switch functions (ACK, Silence, Reset, Scroll), LEDs, LCD, and passwords.
Lists the electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications for RDCM/RDM modules.
Provides installation information and refers to a diagram for mounting the RDM or RDCM.
Introduces the Addressable AlarmLine Module (AAM) for interfacing AlarmLine sensor cables.
Explains how to address and register AAM modules.
Describes how temperature changes affect resistance and trigger alarms.
States that the AAM is not field serviceable and refers to other manuals.
Refers to another manual for the AAM parts list.
Refers to another manual for AAM installation procedures.
Refers to another manual for AAM testing procedures.
Details configuration and wiring for central station operation using a DACT.
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