SECTION  10 
SYSTEM  TEST  PROCEDURES 
NOTE:  These  procedures  should  be followed  when  the  system  is  installed  and  during  periodic  testing  as  required 
by  code.  Check  local  codes  to  determine  how  frequent  your  system  should  be  tested.  Always  inform 
appropriate  personnel  that  you  will  be  testing  the  system  (city  fire  depa.rtment,  etc.). 
LAMP  TEST 
The  “LAMP  TEST”  push-button  on  the  operator  interface  panel  is  used  to  determine  local  lamp  failures  within  the 
system.  Lamps  on  the  NDU  operator  interface  panel  illuminate  along  with  the  five  function  and  acknowledge  LEDs. 
All  segments  on the  LCD  also  change  to  squares.  Perform  the  following  procedures  to  determine  lamp  failures. 
1.  Press  the  “LAMP  TEST”  push-button.  All  LEDs  should  illuminate  (lamps  should  stay  illuminated  as  long  as 
the  push-button  is depressed).  Holding  the  push-button  in for  more  than  3 seconds  will  test  the  tone-alert. 
2.  Perform  an  individual  lamp  test  on  all  remote  LCD  annunciators  using  the  key  switch  on  the  operator 
interface  panel. 
3.  If you  find  defective  lamps/LEDs,  contact  your  local  Simplex  branch  office. 
Walk  TestTM 
Walk  TestTM must  be  conducted  at each  network  node  individually.  Zones  going  into  Walk  TestTM alarm  will  not  be 
visible  to  or  annunciated  at other  network  nodes.  However,  signals  at other  nodes  may  be  affected  if external  signal 
points  are  included  in the  Walk  TestTM output  lists. 
HOW TO TURN A POINT OFF 
The  <OFF>  key  press  will  turn  a control  point  off  and  prevent  the  automatic  operation  by  increasing  its priority,  thus 
causing  it to  remain  OFF.  This  action  will  result  in a system  trouble.  The  normal  state  of all  control  points  is AUTO. 
The  <OFF>  key  press  has  no  effect  on  monitor  points. 
The  point  to  be turned  OFF  must  first  be identified  to the  system.  This  is accomplished  by entering  the  identity  of the 
point  to  be  turned  OFF  through  the  entry  keypad;  then,  pressing  the  <OFF>  key.  If the  <OFF>  key  is  passcode 
protected,  perform  the  system  Log  In Procedure. 
To turn  a  point  OFF,  perform  the  following  procedure. 
1.  Ensure  the  point  to  be turned  OFF  is shown  on the  alphanumeric  display.  A typical  point  (2:SIG3)  is shown 
below. 
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4TH  FLOOR  -  EAST  WING  -  STROBES 
VISUAL 
ON 
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2.  Press  the  <OFF>  key.  A typical  display  is shown  below. 
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Press  <ENTER>  to  force  OFF 
SIGNAL  CIRCUIT:  2:SIG3 
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