Protec 6100 - Loop Device Remote Visual Address Verification ( RVAV )

N93-572-88 Issue 12 NH Page 36 of 52 © Protec Fire Detection plc 2020
7.21 Loop Device Remote Visual Address Verification ( RVAV )
The DEVICE RVAV menu allows loop devices to be programmed to indicate their address by flashing
the indication LED to aid locating the device during commissioning.
Devices set to RVAV operation cannot detect a fire
At the DEVICE RVAV menu press the
¿
key the 6100 will warn that devices programmed to RVAV
will not detect fires. The user may then accept this condition by pressing the
¿
key, or decline by
pressing the ▲, ▼, ◄ or ► keys.
Figure 7.11 RVAV warning display
Figure 7.12 RVAV Range selection display
Using the ▲ or ▼ keys toggle the flashing cursor between the start and end address’s to be
set to RVAV.
Using the ◄ or ► keys set the address range as required.
Press the
¿
key to accept the range and set all relevant devices into RVAV mode. As shown in Figure
7.13.
Pressing any key while in this screen will cancel RVAV mode and return any devices previously in
RVAV to normal operation.
Figure 7.13 RVAV accepted display
After 10 minutes in this screen any devices set to RVAV mode will automatically time
out and return to normal operation.
Warning
Devices set to rvav
Cannot detect a fire
Continue ?
Device rvav
Start address 000
End address 000
Device rvav
ADDRESS 123
CANNOT DETECT A FIRE