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General| Brand | Potter |
|---|---|
| Model | PFC-6006 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Explains the manual's intent for installation and programming assistance.
Describes the PFC-6006 system's application in fire safety.
Lists the key capabilities and specifications of the PFC-6006 panel.
Mentions compatible accessories like remote annunciators for the P-Link system.
Provides guidance on effectively using the manual for installation.
Defines terms and acronyms used within the PFC-6006 system documentation.
Details cabinet specifications, visual indicators, and LCD display functions.
Outlines mounting, temperature, humidity, and grounding requirements.
Lists available model numbers and corresponding cabinet colors.
Presents a table of compatible system components and their usage.
Provides electrical ratings for the system panel, including NAC and input configurations.
Details the maximum system size and included accessories/subassemblies.
Covers wiring requirements, circuit separation, and compliance standards for installation.
Discusses required wiring specifications and provides a wire routing example.
Breaks down wiring requirements by circuit type, voltage, and power.
Shows a diagram illustrating the main board module installed in the cabinet.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the control panel cabinet.
Illustrates the wiring connections for the PFC-6006 cabinet, including cautions and requirements.
Provides a worksheet and notes for calculating battery size and current draw.
Describes the AC terminals and power rating for the main supply.
Details the battery charging circuit and connection instructions.
Explains the programmable input circuits, their specifications, and wiring configurations.
Shows an example wiring configuration for inputs wired as Class B, Style B.
Covers the NAC circuit, its characteristics, and wiring configuration.
Provides the formula to calculate maximum line current impedance for NAC circuits.
Explains P-Link point connections, configuration characteristics, and wiring examples.
Gives the formula for calculating maximum wire resistance for P-Link circuits.
Details the use of dip switches for programming P-Link device addresses.
Covers the installation and address setting for remote annunciators.
Explains DACT connections, phone line requirements, and supervision.
Describes the auxiliary power output, its characteristics, and connections.
Overviews the control panel components like LCD, LEDs, and keypad.
Explains the LCD display's function, messages, and customization options.
Details the function of arrow, Enter, and Esc keys for menu navigation.
Describes the numeric keypad's role in entering codes and selecting menu options.
Explains the purpose of the four main function pushbuttons.
Lists and describes the system status LEDs (Power, Alarm, Trouble, etc.).
Explains how events are displayed according to Canadian requirements and priority.
Presents a flowchart of the control panel's menu structure for navigation.
Lists and describes various programming options and their permitted settings, including UL compliance.
Introduces the LEARN function and panel configuration software for system setup.
Recommends a step-by-step approach to programming the system.
Guides users through installing the panel configuration software.
Explains how to use the LEARN mode to configure remote annunciators.
Guides on establishing network connectivity, IP configuration messages, and status indicators.
Details step-by-step instructions for uploading and downloading data transfers using transfer icons.
Guides on how to upload configuration files and programming changes from the panel.
Explains how to download configuration files from a PC to the panel.
Provides steps to enable remote access for data transfer and programming.
Describes using the "File New" option to program from scratch on the computer.
Explains how to save configuration files and the audit process for rule violations.
Details the "Audit Error - Save Anyway?" dialog box for handling programming errors.
Provides instructions for downloading a configuration file from a PC to the panel.
Explains how to upload history reports for system analysis and troubleshooting.
Details the "Event History" transfer option for event logs.
Guides on how to print history reports using the Print icon and dialog box.
Provides an overview of the Panel Configuration Software and its interface.
Explains how to navigate the software interface and select functions.
Summarizes standard and unique icons used in the panel software and their functions.
Provides a snapshot of menu options and brief descriptions for system programming.
Explains how to set and manage the remote access username and password.
Details the default and changeable remote access credentials.
Covers site-specific information entry and general panel settings.
Allows entry of site-specific information like company name and address.
Configures general settings like panel name, idle message, and Autotest time.
Explains how to create user profiles with different access rights.
Details the panel's built-in e-mail capabilities for sending status reports.
Lists hardware and internet connectivity requirements for P-Link e-mail functions.
Guides on connecting the panel to a network and setting IP addresses.
Explains how to set up schedules for sending history reports via e-mail.
Explains how to send reports from the panel via data transfer and the content of e-mails.
Details how to request reports from a remote PC via e-mail, including subject keywords and reminders.
Highlights crucial points for sending and receiving e-mail reports.
Explains the content of status e-mails and history report attachments.
Guides on creating customizable e-mail reminders with scheduled delivery.
Defines mapping and zones in the context of system configuration.
Explains how the LEARN feature creates single zones for basic relationships.
Discusses customizing behavior by grouping points into multiple zones.
Defines terms like Mapping, Zone, Point, and Latching/Non-Latching.
Lists and describes available zone styles for specific purposes.
Details attributes controlling zone behavior like name, latching, and output pattern.
Provides procedures for creating new zones using the dialog box.
Explains how to customize zone attributes like name, style, and timers.
Addresses defining and configuring points, their roles, and behavior.
Lists and describes the functions of input circuits (IDCs).
Describes the functions and configurations for the NAC circuit.
Details the functions and configurations for the AUX circuit.
Guides on configuring individual points by selecting name and function.
Explains how to configure multiple points in a range by selecting them.
Details procedures for adding points to zones using drag-and-drop and configuring point assignments.
Explains how to group information by fields in program windows for better viewing and analysis.
Covers programming options for the built-in DACT, including accounts and parameters.
Explains how to configure reporting accounts for DACT operations.
Details how to add and configure remote annunciators like RA-6075/RA-6006.
Explains how to select accounts and set IP parameters for reporting.
Details programming IP communicator operations and customizing reporting accounts, including setup options.
Provides basic operating instructions for the fire alarm panel buttons and operations.
Guides on setting up modem connectivity for computer communication with the panel.
Covers acceptance tests, periodic maintenance, operational checks, and battery care.
Provides recommendations for battery replacement, testing, and proper handling procedures.
Lists compatibilities for NAC appliances, smoke detectors, DACT, and remote annunciators.
Details compatible smoke detector models and their identifiers for various brands.
Lists compatible door holders and flow switches for auxiliary circuits.
Provides a visual representation of the control panel's menu tree structure.
Describes the panel's status and LED indications during normal standby operation.
Explains how to acknowledge off-normal events by pressing the ACK key.
Details the panel's response to an alarm condition, including LED indicators and LCD display.
Explains how to silence alarms using the SILENCE button or automatic silence features.
Describes the process to reset the system to Normal Standby after an alarm is cleared.
Explains the panel's response to a supervisory condition, including LED and buzzer alerts.
Describes how the panel indicates and responds to trouble conditions, including LED and buzzer alerts.
Details the indication and location of ground faults via LED and LCD display.
Explains how to manually activate an alarm signal.
Outlines requirements for system testing, maintenance, and battery checks.
Introduces the guide's purpose: quickly setting up the panel with default DACT settings.
Lists the PFC-6006 Sprinkler Monitoring panel's default settings for zones and NAC.
Provides step-by-step keypad instructions for programming the DACT settings.
Details the keypad steps for configuring phone line settings for the DACT.
Guides on setting up the first reporting account for the DACT, including event types and reporting options.
Instructs on repeating steps to set up additional accounts (2-5) for the DACT.
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