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Using the Configurator
Flags
There are up to four Flag columns (F1, F2, F3 and F4).
• AR: Auxiliary Reset required - for relays.
• BU: Back Up amplifier - for audio controllers. This flag designates the amplifier as the
backup. It must be of sufficient power to substitute for any of the other configured
amplifiers. The backup amplifier can only be correlated with status LEDs, trouble LEDs
and UDACT groups.
• ER: Enable Required - Select this if you want the switch to require a passcode.
• GA: Stage Two Alarm - in a two stage system, and also to return the supervised signal
to EVAC rate after the code is completed in a coded system.
• NB: Non Bypassable - for relays.
• NC: Not coded - for supervised outputs (for instance, strobes) to keep the output
operating until reset (even after the code has ended).
• ND: No Display - Select this if you do not want the input to appear in the queue.
• NS: Non Silenceable - for inputs and supervised outputs.
• SR: System Reset required - for switches used for fan control.
• NF: Do not flash an addressable device’s LED (and do not activate the sounder) when
the device is active. The LED flashes by default. This setting may only be enabled if the
Authority Having Jurisdiction allows.
Sens Columns
Sensitivity level for COSAP provides 6 levels of sensitivity, which are categorized as below:
• Alarm 1: Level 1 - 1%/ft of smoke. No delays from processed photo output.
• Alarm 2: Level 2 - 2%/ft of smoke. No delays from processed photo output.
• Alarm 3: Level 3 - 3%/ft of smoke. No delays from processed photo output.
• Alarm 4: Level 4 - 3%/ft of smoke. Maximum of 10 minutes delay from processed photo
output.
• Alarm 5: Level 5 - 4%/ft of smoke. Maximum of 10 minutes delay from processed photo
output.
• Alarm 6: Level 6 - Heat only alarm. If the heat level limits.
Once the CO cell has reached its end of life, and enters PTIR mode, the following sensitivities
apply:
• Alarm 1: Level 1 - 1%/ft of smoke. No delays from processed photo output.
• Alarm 2: Level 2 - 2%/ft of smoke. No delays from processed photo output.
Tag1 and 2
The description, in two 20 character fields, that appears on the panel when
an alarm occurs.
Alternate
Tag (Line 1
and Line 2
The description that appears on displays where
Alternate Tags is
selected. See section 19.8 on page 158. The primary tags will appear on all
other displays. The alternate tags are typically used for a second language.
Table 27 Loop Details (Continued)
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