Name: Simplex 2500
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B.Simplex

NET-31 -002

Ed 1 93

SimplexTime Recorder Co.,

Simplex Plaza

Gardner, Massachusetts 01441-0001 U.S.A.

(574307)

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Table of Contents5
Section 1 - System Overview11
Introduction to Networking11
System Introduction12
2500 Network Display Unit (4120-8801)12
2500 NDU with Status Command Center (4120-8821)12
System Operating Description12
NDU Operator Interface Panel13
Log in Procedure14
Log out Procedure15
Handling Abnormal Conditions16
Section 2 - Alarm Conditions19
Introduction19
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions19
Operator Interface Panel Showing Alarm Condition19
Led/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Non-Alarm Conditions (Single Channel)19
How to Silence the Alarm Signals20
How to Reset the System20
Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions20
How to Silence the Alarm Signals21
How to Reset the System21
Essential Alarm Condition Keys21
Alarm Acknowledge Key21
Alarm Silence Key22
Alarm Silence Software Considerations22
System Reset Key23
If the Alarm Point Does Not Reset23
How to Disable a Point23
Section 3 - Trouble Conditions25
Introduction25
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions25
Operator Interface Panel Showing Trouble Condition25
Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions26
Essential Trouble Condition Keys27
Trouble Acknowledge Key27
System Reset Key28
If the Trouble Does Not Reset28
How to Disable a Point with a Trouble Condition28
Trouble Indications for Truealarmtm Sensors29
Introduction29
Almost Dirty Indication30
Dirty Indication30
Excessively Dirty Indication30
Self-Testabnormal Indication30
Section 4 - Supervisory Service Conditions31
Introduction31
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Supervisory Service Conditions31
Operator Interface Panel Showing Supervisory Service Condition31
Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Supervisory Service Conditions32
Essential Supervisory Service Condition Keys33
Supervisory Acknowledge Key33
Section 5 - Rs-232 Interface35
Introduction35
RS-232 Port Access Levels35
The Video Terminal35
RS-232 Interface Default Protection Levels35
CRT Function Key Definitions36
Set-Up Procedure36
CRT Screen Displays36
CRT Main Menu Screen36
Function Key Definitions36
Acknowledge Screen37
CRT Main Menu Screen37
Log in Screen38
CRT Acknowledge Screen38
CRT Log in Screen38
Historical Log Screen39
Status Screen39
CRT Alarm Historical Log Screen39
CRT Status Screen39
The System Printer40
Character Line Width Printout40
Introduction41
2120 Interface Operation During Walk Testtm41
Section 7 - Ndu Audio Systems43
General Information43
Introduction43
Audio Features43
System Operation43
NDU Audio System Configurations43
Audio Control Led/Switch Module44
Voice Messages44
Voice Coded Digits44
Preambles44
Trouble Messages45
Walk Testtm45
Single Channel Audio Operations45
Audio Control Led/Switch Module45
ALL SPEAKERS EVAC Switch46
SELECTIVE EVAC Switch46
ALL SPEAKERS TALK Switch46
LOCAL SPEAKER Switch46
Audio Control Led/Switch Module for Single Channel Operations46
Optional Functions47
Speaker Select Switches47
Single Channel Audio System Operation47
How to Operate the Microphone During Automatic Alarm Conditions47
How to Manually Initiate an Evacuation Signal48
Led/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Alarm Conditions (Single Channel)48
Led/Switch Locations for Evacuation Signal Initiation (Single Channel)48
How to Operate the Microphone During Non-Alarm Conditions49
How to Use the Local Panel Speaker49
Led/Switch Locations for Local Panel Speaker Operation (Single Channel)49
Dual Channel Audio Operations50
Audio Control Led/Switch Module for Dual Channel Audio50
ALL SPEAKERS EVAC Switch50
SELECTIVE EVAC Switch50
Audio Control Led/Switch Module for Dual Channel Operations50
ALL SPEAKERS TALK Switch51
LOCAL SPEAKER ALERT Switch51
LOCAL SPEAKER EVAC Switch51
Optional Functions51
Speaker Select Switches and Leds52
Dual Channel Audio System Operation52
How to Operate the Microphone During Automatic Alarm Conditions52
How to Manually Initiate an Evacuation Signal53
Led/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Alarm Conditions (Dual Channel)53
Led/Switch Locations for Evacuation Signal Initiation (Dual Channel)53
How to Operate the Microphone During Non-Alarm Conditions54
Triple Channel Audio Operations54
Audio Control Led/Switch Module for Triple Channel Audio54
Led/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Non-Alarm Conditions (Dual Channel)54
Audio Control Led/Switch Module for Triple Channel Operations54
ALL SPEAKERS EVAC Switch55
SELECTIVE EVAC Switch55
ALL SPEAKERS TALK Switch55
LOCAL SPEAKER ALERT Switch55
LOCAL SPEAKER EVAC Switch55
Optional Functions55
Speaker Select Switches and Leds56
Triple Channel Audio System Operation56
How to Operate the Microphone During Automatic Alarm Conditions57
How to Manually Initiate an Evacuation Signal57
Led/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Alarm Conditions (Triple Channel)57
Led/Switch Locations for Evacuation Signal Initiation (Triple Channel)57
How to Operate the Microphone During Non-Alarm Conditions58
Led/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Non-Alarm Conditions (Triple Channel)58
Telephone Operation59
Phone Led/Switch Module59
How to Operate the Telephone59
Led/Switch Locations for Phone Circuit Operation59
Optional Feature Operation60
How to Initiate a Drill60
How to Perform an All Clear Operation60
Led/Switch Locations for Drill Initiation60
Led/Switch Locations for Performance of an All Clear Operation60
How to Operate Auxiliary Messages61
How to Connect the Phone Line to the Audio System61
Led/Switch Locations for Auxiliary Message Operation61
Led/Switch Locations for Connection of Phone Line to Audio System61
How to Use the Manual Audio Override Switch62
How to Operate the All Speakers Minus Switch62
Led/Switch Locations for Manual Override Switch Operation62
Led/Switch Locations for All Speakers Minus Switch Operation62
Introduction63
MAPNET II@ Alphanumeric Displays63
MAPNET II@ Point Addressing63
How to Display a MAPNET II@ System Point63
What to Do if a MAPNET II@ Point will Not Reset63
Section 9 - Advanced Functions65
Introduction65
Control Keys65
Operator Interface Panel Controls and Indicators65
Function Keys66
How to Set Time and Date66
FUNCTION KEYS and Alphanumeric Display66
How to Escape from Menu67
Point Control with the Function Key68
DISPLAY/ACTION Keypad68
FUNCTION Key69
DISPLAY/ACTION Keypad69
MENU Key70
PREVIOUS Key70
NEXT Key70
LAMP TEST Key71
Action Keys71
ENTRY Keypad71
How to Enter a Prefix72
How to Display MAPNET II@ Point Status73
How to Display the Sensitivity of a Truealarmtm Sensor74
Excerpt from Typical Programmer' S Report74
Additional Keys77
Enter77
CLR (Clear)77
(Hyphen)77
DEL (Delete)77
Point Selection77
Selecting Points Using Lists77
Selecting Points Using the Keypad78
Selecting Additional Lists78
Operator Access Levels78
Power up Sequence79
Section 10 - System Test Procedures81
Lamp Test81
Walk Testtm81
How to Turn a Point off81
How to Turn a Point on82
How to Return a Point to AUTO83
How to Enable a Disabled Point84
What to Do in Case of System Malfunction85
Appendix Aabbreviated Operator Interface Procedures87
Operator Log In/Log out Procedures87
Access Level Log in Procedure87
Access Level Log in Procedure from the CRT88
Access Level Log out Procedure88
Access Level Log out Procedure from the CRT89
System Operating Procedures89
Viewing a List of Points89
Viewing the Status of any System Point89
Controlling System Points90
Viewing the Sensitivity of a Truealarmtm Sensor90
Clearing an Analog Sensor Peak Value90
Viewing the Historical Alarm and Trouble Logs91
Clearing the Historical Alarm and Trouble Logs91
Viewing Abnormal System Conditions with the Display Time Key92
Clearing the Alarm Verification Tally92

Brand	Simplex
Model	2500
Category	Fire Alarms
Language	English

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