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General| Brand | Simplex |
|---|---|
| Model | 2500 |
| Category | Fire Alarms |
| Language | English |
Explains the peer-to-peer network of Fire Alarm Control Panels.
Introduces the 2500 NDU, its capabilities, and system operating description.
Covers how alarm conditions are indicated and acknowledged globally/individually.
Details procedures for silencing alarm signals and resetting the system.
Identifies and explains essential keys for alarm management.
Discusses handling alarm points that do not reset, including disabling.
Covers how trouble conditions are indicated and acknowledged globally/individually.
Details procedures for acknowledging and resetting trouble conditions.
Discusses handling trouble points that do not reset, including disabling.
Defines supervisory conditions and their indications on the panel.
Covers global and individual acknowledgment of supervisory conditions.
Identifies essential keys for managing supervisory conditions.
Introduces RS-232 ports and explains access levels.
Details CRT operations, including function keys, screens, and logs.
Introduces the 2120 interface and its operation during Walk Tests.
Provides general info, features, and system operation for NDU audio.
Details audio control modules, voice messages, and coded digits.
Explains operations for single-channel audio systems and their controls.
Details operations for dual-channel audio systems and their controls.
Explains operations for triple-channel audio systems and their controls.
Describes optional features like drills, all clear, phone paging, and overrides.
Details the operation of the NDU telephone system.
Introduces MAPNET II, its displays, and point addressing.
Covers displaying points and handling points that do not reset.
Introduces advanced functions and describes control keys.
Explains function keys, menu navigation, and setting time/date.
Details point control with function keys and keypad operations.
Describes Lamp Test, Action Keys, Entry Keypad, and entering prefixes.
Explains operator access levels, passcodes, and system login/logout.
Describes procedures for performing lamp tests and walk tests.
Details turning points ON, OFF, and returning them to AUTO state.
Covers enabling disabled points and handling system malfunctions.
Provides abbreviated procedures for logging in and out.
Covers viewing lists, statuses, controlling points, and sensor sensitivity.
Details viewing/clearing logs and sensor values.
Covers viewing abnormal conditions, clearing tallies, and handling malfunctions.
