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93-310-10 Issue 4 Rev 5 Page 33 of 88 Copyright Protec Fire Detection PLC
6400 OPERATING MANUAL
7.7 PRINT HIGH ANALOGUE VALUES
Function : This option allows the user to print the ‘Analogue values’ for any loop device on the
network that has a higher value than is considered Normal’.
Selecting option : To select this option press the6’ key from the ‘Printer menu’ menu.
Once selected, the LCD will display the following Select Loop menu :-
Select Loop : Use the High-light bar to select the ‘Node & Loop’ number of the devices to print their
analogue data. Once selected, the display will return to the ‘Printer menu’ and the printer
will print-out a list of the high analogue data, for the loop selected in the following format :-
Blank printout It is probable that no devices will be listed for the selected loop since all are considered
normal.
Threshold levels For details on the analogue threshold levels, refer to section13.1 Analogue values.’
Exiting Option To abort the ‘Print high analogue values’ print-out, select option number
7’ Cancel printing’ from the ‘Printer menu’.
7.8 CANCEL PRINTING
Function : This option allows the user to stop the printer from printing at any time.
Selecting option : Selecting option 7’ from the ‘Printer menu’ will abort any current print-out.
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List of high Analogue values
20 AUG 2006, 12:04:59
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Node X Loop X
address 3 ION Value = xx
address 4 HEAT Value = xx
Indicates type of device
MCP
= Manual call point or Interface unit
Ion = Ionisation smoke sensor
Opt = Optical smoke sensor
Heat = Temp sensor
Indicates the address number
on the specified loop
Displays the Current Analogue reading
The date & time when the
list of high Analogue values
was printed.
Displays the Node and
Loop Number
or a text description if
the option has been
specified.
Displays the number of
devices on each loop.
Indicates the Loop status.
6400 OK = Loop healthy.
No card
= No loop available.

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