Mircom Fire-Link NMC-100 Series User Manual

Installation and Programming Manual
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2.6 Keypad and Display Operation
Refer to NMC Keypad Layout in Figure 5 and Figure 6 below.
Fig 5- NMC Key pad Fig 6- NMC Key pad Display
It is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the operations of each of the keypad keys for installation and
operation. Note that the following keys are context driven:
• RESET
• ALARM SILENCE
• ACK
• MENU.
While in programming mode, these keys are used to navigate through and make selections in the various menus.
NOTE: While in Programming Mode, a trouble condition will occur on the NMC but the local piezo will not
sound.
WARNING: THE NMC WILL NOT RESPOND TO ANY ALARM OR TROUBLE CONDITIONS WHILE IN
THE PROGRAMMING MODE.
While in Programming Mode, the bottom line of the LCD display becomes the Command Line. The keypad key
directly below the text on the command line becomes the action on the command line. For example, if the
command line appears as follows:
The RESET becomes the ‘Scroll Up’ button. ALARM SILENCE becomes the ‘Scroll
Down’ button, the ACK becomes the ‘Enter’ button and the MENU becomes the ‘Back’
button.
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Mircom Fire-Link NMC-100 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Mircom
Model	Fire-Link NMC-100 Series
Category	Security System
Language	English