Why does my Siemens FC362-ZZ LCD display 'Need calibrate'?
The 'Need calibrate' message appears on the LCD of your Siemens Control Panel because the line topology or configuration parameters have been altered, impacting the line's power consumption. To resolve this, recalibrate the line.
What to do if Siemens FC362-ZZ shows 'Calibration status: Loop 1 state false'?
If your Siemens Control Panel displays 'Calibration status: Loop 1 state false', it indicates that the last calibration of the lines has failed. Review the calibration report entries for the lines to identify the underlying cause.
General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | FC362-ZZ |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Specifies the panel's purpose and operational environment.
Outlines safety notices, symbols, signal words, and danger avoidance measures.
Covers national standards, legislation, and electrical installation safety rules.
General instructions for safe and correct installation of the panel.
Step-by-step guide for surface mounting the fire control panel.
Details the connection of the mains power supply to the panel.
Explains battery connection for emergency power and types.
Covers connection, topology, and wiring of C-NET detector lines.
Details the alarm handling procedure when personnel are absent.
Outlines alarm response steps when personnel are present.
Explains how to handle and resolve system faults.
Describes functions available without a password.
Details functions requiring access level 2 password.
Covers functions requiring access level 3 password.
Procedure for setting the system's date and time.
How to rename zones and devices using the on-screen keyboard.
Steps for changing access level passwords.
Covers detector line management: restart, power off, maintenance, calibration.
Process for calibrating the 4M output card lines.
Guide for installing and testing detector lines and devices.
Recommended schedule for performing function tests on system components.
Procedure for testing individual devices like smoke detectors and call points.
Table of fault messages, their causes, and recommended actions.
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