Satel CSP-208 - Key Switch; Display; 5 Installation of the Control Panel; Mounting the Control Panel

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2
- resets the fire alarm
- resets the fault
3 - exits the function [only CSP-104 and CSP-108 panels]
2
- activates / deactivates two-stage alarm mode (second stage
alarm delay)
1
- allows to check whether level 2 operation is available on the
repeater panel
2 - allows to gain level 3 access (control panel programming)
Only for CSP-204 and CSP-208 control panels
1 or 2
- exits the menu, submenu or function and allows to perform other
operations in the user menu
3
- exits the submenu or function and allows to perform other
operations in the programming menu
1 or 2
- scrolls up and allows to perform other operations in the user
menu
3
- scrolls up and allows to perform other operations in the
programming menu
1 or 2
- scrolls down and allows to perform other operations in the user
menu
3
- scrolls down and allows to perform other operations in the
programming menu
1 or 2
- opens the user menu
- enters submenus or starts functions, and allows to perform other
operations in the user menu
3
- enters submenus or starts functions, and allows to perform other
operations in the programming menu
4.2.3 Key switch
The key switch allows to gain access at level 2 and 3 (see: A CCESS LEVELS , p. 18).
4.2.4 Display
The CSP-204 and CSP-208 control panels come with a display installed. It allows to view the
alarm and event logs and to better identify the current faults, as well as facilitates
programming the control panel.
5. Installation of the control panel
Disconnect power before making any electrical connections.
5.1 Mounting the control panel
The control panel should be installed indoors, in spaces where temperature does not drop
below -5° and does not exceed 40°, and the relative humidity of air is maximum 93% (without
condensation).
The mounting location should be readily accessible for operation and servicing and should
provide good visibility of the LED indicators and legibility of markings on the front panel.
A power supply circuit with protective grounding should be available at the control panel
mounting location. The control panel should be power supplied from a separate power circuit,
protected by a circuit-breaker with characteristics and current rating matched to suit the