Fire & Security Products
Siemens Building Technologies - 03.2012
SiemensUserMan-v03
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4.8 Printing out highest levels
This menu allows to print out the maximum concentration of each group.
1.Press PROGRAMMING to print out.
4.9 Delete highest levels
This menu allows to delete the highest concentrations.
1.Press PROGRAMMING.
“OK” is displayed and an acoustic goes off.
4.10 Testing the system
This menu allows to test the: module line, alarm output, relays manoeuvre, power supply and batteries.
1.Press PROGRAMMING.
“User Program” is displayed.
2.Press FORWARD until “System Test” is displayed.
3.Press ENTER to begin or FORWARD to exit of this menu without testing.
A test of the acoustic will be performed and the General Alarm relay will be activated.
The ventilations will be activated according to their programmation.
The voltage provided by the Power Supply -13.8V- and batteries will be displayed. If the battery voltage
is 8V, this means that the batteries are not connected or are totally discharged.
You will automatically leave this mode once it has finished.
4.11 Ventilation mode
This menu allows to choose between the 3 ventilation modes: Automatic, Stop or Manual -continuously
activated- for each group independently. Default programmed ventilation mode is AUTOMATIC.
When going on to the STOP mode without any ventilation status, this circumstance will not be taken into
account; and when the programmed level is reached the ventilation will be activated.
When going on to the STOP mode after the ventilation has taken place, it will remain in that mode as long
as the ventilation status lasts. If it is displayed again it will be rearmed as AUTOMATIC mode.
If the ventilation mode group needs to be changed, then proceed as follows:
1. Press VENTILATION
Group mode is displayed .
2. Press FORWARD until reaching the group selected -if there is more than one group-.
3. Press VENTILATION and choose the ventilation mode for the group.
4. Press ENTER to memorise and exit.
Note: Not applicable to groups programmed with explosive gases.
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