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General| Brand | Secutron |
|---|---|
| Model | MMX Series |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Details the prerequisites and steps required to establish a connection between the Configurator software and the Fire Alarm Control Panel.
Explains the insertion and function of the USB CodeMeter key for accessing the Fire Alarm Control Panel software.
Provides instructions for physically connecting the computer to the Fire Alarm Control Panel and launching the Configurator.
Provides steps to perform a network restart, rebooting all connected CPUs.
Step-by-step instructions for upgrading the firmware on the Fire Alarm Control Panel system.
Explains how to open and access the Advanced Logic Editor for creating and editing logic equations.
Details the logical operators (AND, OR, NOT, ANY, EQU) used in formulating logic equations.
Describes how to construct logic equations by adding inputs and operators within the Equation Box.
Demonstrates creating an advanced logic equation using the AND operator, including zone and output correlation.
Provides steps for creating a monitor zone, which is a prerequisite for applying advanced logic.
Details correlating a zone with input devices and building an equation using the AND operator.
Demonstrates creating an advanced logic equation using the OR operator, showing zone and output correlation.
Demonstrates creating an advanced logic equation using the ANY operator to trigger based on multiple inputs.
Illustrates using advanced logic to integrate Mass Notification System functions with fire control logic.
Guides on assigning nodes to groups, which is essential for organizing MNS and fire systems separately.
Explains how advanced logic enables communication between fire and MNS groups, activating outputs across group boundaries.
Demonstrates creating a complex advanced logic equation using multiple operators and inputs.
Details configuring a specific time interval for UUKL testing and integrating it with advanced logic.
Provides a step-by-step guide for performing a one-man walk test on single-node systems.
Details the assisted walk test procedure for multinode systems, requiring two operators for testing.
Guides on defining specific walk test areas within the Configurator for organized device testing.
Details the creation and use of custom timers to trigger outputs after a specific delay.
Guides on correlating a zone with a timer, making the zone active when the timer expires or runs.
Explains the creation of custom time intervals for controlling system behavior based on specific times or days.
Describes the sequence of events for zone latching and the logic required for its implementation.
Provides steps for creating a zone latching sequence using advanced logic and initiating devices.
Describes the sequence of events for relay pulsing, involving zones, timers, and output relays.
Guides on creating a relay pulsing sequence using monitor zones, timers, and logic.
Lists maximum recommended cable lengths for various cable types to prevent signal distortion or loss.
Explains how to calculate maximum cable length using mutual capacitance, for cables not listed in tables.
Explains how the MMX system reports ground faults and identifies wire polarity.
Describes how to enable Alternate Ground Fault Detection to compensate for high cable capacitance.
Defines virtual zones as non-physical zones that monitor inputs and activate outputs across groups using advanced logic.
Explains how to set priorities for zones and switches within the Configurator for managing MNS and fire events.
Explains how to set priorities for zones and switches in the Configurator for message management.
Lists broadcast priorities for ACU and MMX-LOC announcements and digital messages.
Guides on creating a digital message by composing audio clips in the Configurator's Audio Setup.
Explains clips, loops, and nested loops in the Audio Message Composer for creating complex audio sequences.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for creating a nested loop composition in the Audio Message Composer.
Guides on assigning a created audio composition to system alerts like Alert 1, Alert 2, or Evac.
Explains the various options available within the Job Details section for configuring system behavior.
Explains the process of correlating inputs to outputs and other system elements.
Guides on adding correlations between devices, zones, and other items using the Select items to add window.
Details the process of adding correlations by right-clicking an item and selecting Add Correlations.
Provides a step-by-step guide to creating a new job in the Configurator.
Details the process of creating a new job, including naming, commenting, and selecting templates.
Explains the process of upgrading firmware on the panel using a firmware archive.
Explains custom intervals, which define time periods for controlling system announcements or operations.
Explains custom timers used to trigger operations after a delay or while running.
Step-by-step guide to creating a custom timer by enabling it and setting its duration.
Discusses constraints and procedures for correlating selector switches with telephones and phone modules with switches.
Explains how master telephones are used for calling other master telephones and describes applications.
Explains how to configure suite silence using system statuses, timers, and zones based on building codes.
Provides a step-by-step guide to configuring suite silence, including timer settings and correlations.
