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All 4010 sy
stem options
are accessed via th
e Syst
em Options
men
u choice,
w
hich is located in th
e Programm
ing men
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1 show
s the stru
cture
of the Sy
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Figure 7-1. S
ystem Options Menu
Sy
stem Options M
enu
Introduction
Configure
Cards
•
Time/Date Format
•
Active Status
Reminder
•
Silent/Reset
Inhibit
•
Alarm Cut-Out Timer
•
Door Drop on Alarm
•
Door Drop on AC
Loss
•
Audible NAC
Operation
•
Visual NAC
Operation
•
Depleted Batt.
Cutout
•
Stagger Start AHUs
•
Enable City Circuit
•
Expansion Power
•
Single Station
•
Suppression Release
•
TrueAlert Horn
Operation
Programming M
enus
System
Options
Custom
Control
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
1
Fire Alarm
1
Programming Instructions
1
Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1 . 4010 FACP Overview
15
Introduction
15
In this Chapter
15
Related Documentation
16
Base System Module
17
Overview
17
Sfi/O
17
Power Supply - Base System
18
Default Settings
18
Environmental Specifications
18
Optional System Modules
19
Overview
19
Optional Modules with Dedicated Hardware Slots
19
Optional Modules for Expansion Slots
20
Remote Optional Modules
21
Other Compatible Equipment
22
User Interface
23
Overview
23
Operator Key Definitions
23
Menu Navigation Key Definitions
24
Passcodes, Access Levels, and Logging in and out
26
Overview
26
Passcodes and Access Levels
26
Logging in and out
27
Menu Structure
28
Chapter 2. Back Box Installation
29
Overview
29
In this Chapter
29
Before You Begin
30
Unpacking the System
30
Installation Guidelines
30
Standards and Codes
30
Remove Chassis and Cut Conduit Openings
31
Overview
31
Step 1. Remove the Chassis
31
Step 2. Cut Conduit Entrances
31
Mount the Backbox
32
Surface Mounting the Back Box
32
Semi-Flush Mounting the Back Box
32
Re-Install the Chassis
33
Procedure
33
Chapter 3 . Wiring
35
Overview
35
In this Chapter
35
Overview
36
Power Limited Versus Non-Power Limited Systems
36
Locations of Terminal Connections
37
NAC Wiring
38
Overview
38
Terminal Connections
38
Idnet Wiring
39
Overview
39
Terminal Connections
39
AC Power and Battery Wiring
40
AC Power
40
Installing and Connecting Batteries
41
Auxiliary Relays
43
System Power-Up and Checkout
44
Connect AC & Battery Power
44
Power-Up and Checkout
44
Acceptance Test
46
Periodic Testing and Maintenance
47
Overview
47
Battery Testing Information
47
Chapter 4. Quick CFIG
49
Overview
49
Cautions and Warnings
49
In this Chapter
49
Reconfigure ALL Hardware
50
Overview
50
Procedure
50
Auto Detect NEW Hardware
51
Overview
51
Procedure
51
Restore Factory CFIG
52
Overview
52
Procedure
52
Accept Default Settings for System Options
53
Procedure
53
Edit Settings for System Options
54
Overview
54
Procedure
54
Save CFIG Option
56
Overview
56
Chapter 5. Configuring Cards
57
Overview
57
In this Chapter
57
Card Addresses
58
Adding, Deleting, or Modifying 4010 Cards
59
Overview
59
Adding a Card
59
Deleting a Card
60
Modifying a Card
61
Chapter 6 . Configuring Points
63
Overview
63
In this Chapter
63
Configure Points Menu
64
Configuring Points Menu
64
Configuring Truealarm Points
65
Overview
65
Add Idnet Point
65
Edit Truealarm Point
65
Delete Truealarm Point
66
Configuring ZAM/IAM/RIAM Points
68
Overview
68
Adding ZAM/IAM/RIAM Point
68
Editing a ZAM/IAM/RIAM Point
68
Deleting ZAM/IAM/RIAM Idnet Point
70
Configuring Relay and NAC Points
71
Overview
71
Procedure
71
Configuring Digital and Analog Pseudo Points
73
Overview
73
Configuring Digital Pseudo Points
73
Configuring Analog Pseudo Points
74
Configuring 24-Point I/O Points
76
Overview
76
Configuring 24-Point Input Points
76
Configuring 24-Point Output Points
78
Configuring List Points
80
Overview
80
Configure a List
80
Add a Point to a List
81
Delete a Point from a List
81
Delete ALL Points from a List
82
Configuring User-Defined SW/LED
83
Overview
83
Configure a User-Defined Switch or LED
83
Edit a Mode of a User-Defined SW/LED
84
Chapter 7 . System Options
87
Overview
87
In this Chapter
87
System Options Menu
88
Introduction
88
Time/Date Format
89
Overview
89
Setting the Time Format
89
Active Status Reminder
90
Overview
90
Setting the Active Status Reminder
90
Silence/Reset Inhibit
91
Overview
91
Setting the Silence/Reset Inhibit
91
Alarm Cut-Out Timer
92
Overview
92
Setting the Alarm Cut-Out Timer
92
Door Drop on Alarm
93
Overview
93
Setting the Door Drop on Alarm Timer
93
Door Drop on AC Loss
94
Overview
94
Setting the Door Drop on AC Loss Timer
94
Audible and Visible NAC Operation
95
Overview
95
Setting the Audible or Visual NAC Operation
95
Truealert Non-Addressable Horn Operation
96
Introduction
96
Setting the Truealert Non-Addressable Horn Option
96
Depleted Battery Cut-Out
97
Overview
97
Setting the Depleted Battery Cut-Out
97
Stagger Start Ahus
98
Overview
98
Setting the Stagger Start AHU Delay Timer
98
Enable City Circuit
99
Overview
99
Setting the Enable City Circuit Option
99
Expansion Power
100
Overview
100
Setting the Expansion Power Option
100
Single-Station
101
Overview
101
Enabling Single-Station
101
Suppression Release
102
Overview
102
Example
102
Step 1. Turn on Suppression Release
103
Step 2. Assign Suppression Monitor Point Types to Suppression Release Monitor Points
103
Step 3. Create Suppression Release Monitor Lists
103
Step 4. Assign Point Types to Suppression Outputs
104
Step 5. Create Suppression Release Output Lists
104
Chapter 8. Custom Control
105
Introduction
105
In this Chapter
105
Overview
106
Introduction
106
SMPL Opcodes and Operators
107
Input Opcodes
107
Input and Relational Operators
108
Output Opcodes
109
Custom Control Equation
110
Custom Control Example
110
Custom Control Programming
111
To Start Custom Control Programming
111
Custom Control Menu Navigation
112
Equation Level
113
Custom Control Level
113
Equations
114
Input Side (IF)
114
Field 1
114
Field 2
115
Fields 3 & 4
121
Output Side (THEN)
128
Application-Specific Examples
130
Introduction
130
Day Night Programming Example
130
Truealarm Heat Utility Monitoring Example
130
City Circuit Alarm-Output Programming Example
130
AHJ City Circuit Reset Operation Example
131
Chapter 9. Saving a CFIG
133
Introduction
133
In this Chapter
133
Viewing CFIG Properties
134
Introduction
134
Procedure
134
Continue, Restore CFIG, and Save CFIG
135
Restore CFIG
135
Save CFIG
135
Chapter 10. Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
137
Overview
137
Before Calling Tech Support
137
Diagnostics
138
Overview
138
Running Diagnostics
138
Diagnostic Options
139
N2 Comm Diagnostics
139
Idnet Diagnostics
139
Idnet Earth Fault Search Diagnostics
140
Network Diagnostics
140
Walk Test
142
Overview
142
Using Walk Test
142
Truetest
144
Overview
144
Using Truetest
145
Crash Codes
146
Chapter 11. Operation
149
Overview
149
In this Chapter
149
Handling Abnormal Conditions
150
Normal Operation
150
Abnormal Conditions
150
Acknowledging an Alarm, Trouble, or Supervisory Condition
151
Silencing Alarms
151
Resetting the System
152
Viewing and Clearing Historical Logs
153
Overview
153
Using the Historical Logs
154
Viewing and Controlling Points
155
Overview
155
Controlling/Viewing Points
155
How to Disable/Enable Points
157
How to Disable Points in Alarm
157
Editing Custom Labels
158
How to Edit a Custom Label
158
User Control Functions
160
Overview
160
Using the Function Options
160
Setting the Time and Date
162
Master Controller Card Status Points
172
Master Controller Points
172
Hardware Points
172
NAC Card Status Points
173
NAC Card Points
173
Power Supply Card
175
Power Supply Card Status Points
175
Power Supply Points
175
Idnet Card
176
Idnet Card Status Points
176
Idnet Points
177
Rs232/Modem Card
178
Rs232/Modem Card Status Points
178
Rs232/Modem Points
178
DACT Card
179
DACT Card Status Points
179
SDACT Points
179
Network Card
180
Network Card Status Points
180
Network Points
180
24I/O Card
181
24I/O Card Status Points
181
24I/O Points
182
LCD Card
182
LCD Card Status Points
182
LCD Points
183
Pseudo Points
184
Introduction
184
Digital Pseudo Points
184
System Digital Pseudos
185
4010 User Digital Pseudos
187
Analog Pseudo Points
188
4010 System Analog Pseudos
188
4010 User Analog Pseudos
188
List Pseudo Points
189
4010 System Lists
189
4010 User Lists
190
Appendix C. Glossary of Terms
191
Glossary
191
Glossary of Terms
191
Index
195
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Model
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Category
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Language
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