b.  The  alphanumeric  display  shows  the  area  and  type  of  problem,  as  shown  below. 
FIRST  FLOOR  EAST  WING 
ROOM 31 
Press  <ACK>  key  to  acknowledge 
OR 
I 
FIRST  FLOOR  EAST  WING 
ROOM 31 
FIRE  PUMP MONITOR 
RUNNING 
3.  Read  the  alphanumeric  display.  Then,  investigate  the  supervisory  service  condition  to determine  its cause. 
Restore  or  replace  the  defective  equipment  in accordance  with  equipment  instructions. 
NOTE: 
When  the  Supervisory  Service  Condition  clears,  the  SUPERVISORY  SERVICE  LED  flashes  and 
the  tone-alert  sounds  steady. 
4.  Press  the  &UPV  ACK>  key.  The  alphanumeric  display  shows  the  system  status. 
5.  Press  the  cSUPV  ACK>  key  again.  After  a  delay,  the  alphanumeric  display  should  show  the  following 
message. 
I 
SYSTEM  IS  NORMAL 
8:41:43 
MON 7  DEC  92 
ESSENTIAL  SUPERVISORY  SERVICE  CONDITION  KEYS 
The  essential  keys  for  supervisory  service  conditions  are  cSUPV  ACK>  and  the  <SYSTEM  RESET>  keys.  The 
remaining  keys  are  concealed  by the  access  door  and  are  associated  with  advanced  functions  of  the  system.  (See 
Section  9,  Advanced  Functions.) 
SUPERVISORY  ACKNOWLEDGE  KEY 
The  &UPV  ACKz  key  is used  to  scroll  through  the  various  data  fields  on  the  alphanumeric  display.  It also  controls 
the  SUPERVISORY  SERVICE  LED  and  the  tone-alert.  The  &UPV  ACK>  key  is  located  directly  under  the 
SUPERVISORY  SERVICE  LED.  Pressing  the  &UPV  ACK>  key  (w  for  Individual  Acknowledge  or  once  for 
Global  Acknowledge)  causes  the  LED  to  change  from  flashing  ON  to  steady  ON,  and  silences  the  tone-alert.  The 
cSUPV  ACK>  key  press  does  the  following: 
l 
Selects  the  next  unacknowledged  supervisory  point  and  shows  it on the  display  (Individual  Acknowledge) 
l 
Acknowledges  the  displayed  point  or  acknowledges  all  points  on  the  list  (Global  Acknowledge) 
l 
Scrolls  the  points  chronologically  after  all  points  have  been  acknowledged. 
NOTE: 
The  eSUPV  ACK>  key  may  be  passcode  protected.  If you  do  not  have  the  required  access  level,  you  will 
not  be  able  to  acknowledge  supervisory  conditions.  See  Operator  Access  Levels  (Section  9)  and  the  Log 
In  Procedure  (Section  1) for  details. 
There  are  two  types  of  acknowledges  for  the  NDU:  Global  Acknowledge  and  Individual  Acknowledge.  Each 
acknowledge  type  operates  with  the  Supervisory  Service  Condition  in the  following  manner. 
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