Analogue scale
Once all the data has been received from the ‘Node’, the following ‘Graph’ is displayed
showing the first 8 devices on the selected Loop, in the following format :-
Use the ← → keys to scroll through the next 8 devices on the selected Loop.
For details regarding the ‘Analogue data’ thresholds, refer to section 13
• Exiting Option : To EXIT the ‘View analogue values’ option and return to ‘Test options’ menu press the
‘ESC’ key.
• 5000/4000 Series : ‘5000’ and ‘4000’ series loops display a single column. The thresholds for ‘5000’ and
‘4000’ series devices are shown in section 13.3 and 13.4.
• HEA : This is a ‘6000’ series Heat device, column one is an average value (T
hist
), column two is a
current value (T
1
). Column three represents a rate of rise indication and only appears when
the heat channel is sensing a rising temperature. The fire decision algorithms look for this
rising temperature and column two being greater than column one by a set amount.
• O/H : This is a ‘6000’ series Optical Heat two channel device, column one is an average value
(T
hist
), column two is a current value (T
1
). Column three represents a rate of rise indication
and only appears when the heat channel is sensing a rising temperature. The fire decision
algorithms look for this rising temperature and/or column two being greater than column
one by a set amount.
• OHC : This is a ‘6000’ series Optical Heat CO three channel device, column one represents the
Optical value, column two the heat value and column three the CO value.
• C/H : This is a ‘6000 series’ CO Heat two channel device, column one represents the CO value,
column two the heat value. Column three is not used.
• 6000 Series : ‘6000’ Series devices not included in the above list show two columns, column one is an
average value (T
hist
), column two is a current value (T
1
). The fire decision algorithms look
for column two being greater than column one by a set amount.
The address number on the
selected loop
The device type
MCP = Manual call point
OPT = Optical smoke sensor
ION = Ionisation sensor
HEA = Heat sensor
O/H = Optical heat
Analogue data for
device no. 8
Device sensitivity
MED = Medium
OFC = Office mode
BED = Bedroom
HPO = High performance optical
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