3. Press <ENTER> on the ENTRY keypad.
4. Multiple <FUNCTION> key presses display additional information about the selected point. The amount o
information available is determined by the type of point being viewed.
5. When finished, press the <CLR> key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu.
CONTROLLING SYSTEM POINTS
To control a system point, perform the following procedure.
1. Log In at the appropriate Access Level.
2. Display the desired point by following steps 1 through 3 in the procedure, “Viewing the Status of any Systen
Point”.
3. Press one of the following keys on the ENTRY keypad to select the appropriate operation:
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<DISABLE>
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<ENABLE>
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<OFF>
. <AUTO>.
4. Press <ENTER> on the ENTRY keypad.
5. When finished, press the cCLR>,key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu.
VIEWING THE SENSITIVITY OF A TrueAlarmTM SENSOR
To view the sensitivity of a TrueAlarmTM
sensor, perform the following procedure.
1. Press the <NET -> key, enter the Node number, and press the <ENTER> key.
2. Press the <MAP 6> key on the ENTRY keypad.
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The display now prompts you for the MAPNET II@ channel and device number.
3. Using the ENTRY keypad, press the appropriate numeric key for the sensor’s channel (1 through 9, or 0)
the hyphen <-> key, and the appropriate numeric key(s) for the sensor’s device number (1 through 127)
Then, press the <ENTER>, key.
4. To verify the sensor’s Node number and MAPNET II@ device number, press the <FUNCTION> key on thg
DISPLAY/ACTION keypad.
5. To display the sensor’s,sensitivity, press the <FUNCTION> key six more times.
6. Press the <FUNCTION> key, and the <NEXT> or <PREVIOUS> key to go to the desired data.
7. To exit the sensor’s viewing mode, press the <CLR> key twice on the ENTRY keypad.
CLEARING AN ANALOG SENSOR PEAK VALUE
The Analog Sensor Peak Value is the highest binary value received and stored at the operator interface panel for :
particular sensor since the system was powered up. This peak value is displayed as a percentage of alarm and ;
percentage of smoke obscuration or temperature. Through the use of a system Pseudo Point (P133), a.ll new peal
values per sensor can be stored in the Historical Trouble Log and printed on the system printer. Priming of peak
values is done at the time the value is received at the operator interface panel. This peak value is helpful ir
determining if a sensor should be made more or less sensitive.
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