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General| Model | 4008-9101 |
|---|---|
| Type | Fire Alarm Control Panel |
| Manufacturer | Simplex |
| Number of Zones | 8 |
| Humidity Range | 10% to 93% non-condensing |
| NAC Outputs | 4 |
| Annunciators Supported | Yes |
| Power Supply Current | 3.0 A |
| Power Supply | 120/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 49°C |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Simplex devices |
Details available optional modules for expanding system functionality and capabilities.
Lists compatible addressable initiating devices supported by the 4008 panel.
Explains the two methods of programming: automatic and manual.
Describes the panel's control keys, LEDs, LCD, and sounder for operation.
Details operator functions, access levels, and the procedure for logging in and out.
Guidelines for securely mounting the control panel's back box to walls.
Essential rules for all wiring to the 4008 and peripherals, following codes.
Specific instructions and requirements for wiring the IDNet addressable communication circuit.
Guidelines and restrictions for Notification Appliance Circuit wiring.
Procedures for connecting the DACT to telephone lines and the system.
Proper procedures for connecting the main AC power supply to the panel.
Instructions for connecting the system's 24V battery backup power.
Procedure for applying power and verifying initial system operation and self-tests.
Methods for testing circuit supervision for opens, shorts, and grounds.
Starts the panel with a new configuration based on connected hardware.
Adds newly found devices and cards to the existing configuration.
Resets the panel to its original factory default configuration.
Allows setting panel-wide automatic functions and operational parameters.
Steps to navigate and access the IDNet programming interface.
Procedure for manually adding new IDNet devices to the system configuration.
How to modify device properties like hardware type, function, and label.
Assigning custom, descriptive labels to IDNet points for easier identification.
Manually removes a specific IDNet device and its associated programming.
Steps to navigate to the NAC, relay, and DACT programming sections.
Configuration of Notification Appliance Circuits, including function type and coding.
Setting the function and operation of auxiliary relays for system control.
Configuring the Digital Alarm Communicating Transmitter for reporting.
Specifying group and Contact ID for each point in CID reporting format.
Verifying and editing event codes for 3/1 or 4/2 reporting formats.
Process for adding annunciator modules to the system job.
Steps to navigate to the annunciator programming interface.
Configuring LEDs on annunciators to indicate system events.
Customizing the built-in panel LEDs and LCD annunciator event display.
Steps to enter the system options configuration interface.
Setting global system parameters affecting operation and behavior.
Describes the system status indicators during normal system states.
How the system indicates and responds to alarms, supervisory, and trouble events.
Procedure for silencing audible notification appliances during an alarm.
Steps to restore the system to its normal state after an alarm condition.
Accessing and viewing system event logs for alarms, supervisory, and troubles.
How to view status and control individual system points.
Using operator controls for functions like drills, bypasses, and disconnects.
Running system diagnostic tests to identify operational issues.
Details current ratings for each component to calculate battery requirements.
Lists default Contact ID codes for various system events and points.
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