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Chapter 7: Service and troubleshooting

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Table 50: System pseudo points

Address

Label Source Functional description

0001

Startup Response CPU The system changes to the active state when the

panel is energized or an operator initiates a restart

from the LCD command menu

0002

First Alarm Response CPU The system changes to the active state when the

first point on a panel or any panel in the same

network routing group changes to the alarm state

0003

First Supervisory

Response

CPU The system changes to the active state when the

first point on a panel or any panel in the same

network routing group changes to the supervisory

state

0004

First Trouble Response CPU The system changes to the active state when the

first point on a panel or any panel in the same

network routing group changes to the trouble state

0005

First Monitor Response CPU The system changes to the active state when the

first point on a panel or any panel in the same

network routing group changes to the monitor state

0006

Evacuation Response CPU The system changes to the active state when an

operator presses a switch that executes the EVAC

command

0007

Drill Response CPU The system changes to the active state when an

operator presses a switch that executes the Drill

command

0008

AllCall Response CPU The system changes to the active state when an

operator presses the All Call or All Call Minus button

on the VM-PMI

0009

Alarm Silence Response CPU The system changes to the active state when an

operator presses a switch that executes the Alarm

Silence command

0010

Two Stage Timer

Expiration

CPU The system changes to the active state when a

panel’s two-stage alarm timer expires

0011

Reset Active CPU The system changes to the active state when an

operator presses a switch that executes the Reset

command

0012

Reset Phase 1 CPU The system changes to the active state when the

first phase of the 3-phase reset cycle starts

0013

Reset Phase 2 CPU The system changes to the active state when the

second phase of the 3-phase reset cycle starts

0014

Reset Phase 3 CPU The system changes to the active state when the

third phase of the 3-phase reset cycle starts

0015

First Disable Response CPU The system changes to the active state when the

first point on a panel or any panel in the same

network routing group changes to the disable state

0016

Fail Safe Event CPU The system changes to the active state when a

device asserts the rail alarm-not line and the CPU

module has not registered an alarm event

Brand	Kidde
Model	VM-1
Category	Fire Alarms
Language	English

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