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4.3 OUTPUT GROUP
Isolation and De-isolation of Output Groups is similar in format to that of Zones as
per section 4.1, the significant difference is that the “Zone” reference is replaced
with “Group” and that the output group isolation will inhibit the operation of all
associated outputs. When an Output is isolated the “Common” and “Output Isolate"
LEDS will be illuminated. Repeated operation of the Cancel key will return the
display through the menu selections and continued operation will return the panel to
access level 1 where the display will show a devices isolated message as shown in
figure 3.3.
4.4 PANEL FUNCTIONS
Upon selection of this menu option the display will automatically list the sounder and
relay circuits which are positioned within the main panel located upon the master and
slave basic loop controllers, this quantity is dependent by the panel setup. The listing
will start from the first sounder on the master basic loop controller and by operation of
the arrow keys the individual outputs can be selected as per figure 3.8. The
operation is similar to the selection of the zone as described in section 4.1.
Access Level 2 Isolate
Mblc Scct2 Production area sounder Norm
Mblc Scct3 Reception area sounder Norm
Mblc Scct4 Gate House Signal Isol
Mblc vfco1 ISOLATED
Mblc vfco2 Reception Indicator Norm
Mblc vfco3 Production HVAC relay Norm
Select option using ↑
&
↵
figure 3.8
When a VFCO output is isolated the “Common” and “Output Isolate" LEDS will
illuminate and when the display reverts to access level 1 the display will be as per
figure 3.3. When ever a sounder circuit is isolated the “Sounder Fault” LED and
“Common Isolate” LEDS will illuminate constantly signifying a sounder circuit is
isolated.
Operation of the Cancel key will return the display through the menu selections and
continued operation will return the panel to access level 1 where the display will show
a devices isolated message as shown in figure 3.3.
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