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General| Control Panel Type | Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) |
| Power Supply | 120V AC or 240V AC |
| Zones | 10 |
| Communication Ports | RS-232, Ethernet |
| Signaling Line Circuits (SLCs) | 2 |
| Notification Appliance Circuits (NACs) | 4 |
| Max Notification Appliances | Varies based on NAC configuration and power supply |
| Communication Options | Cellular, Ethernet |
| Weight | 30 lbs |
| Humidity Range | Up to 93% non-condensing |
| Certifications | UL, FM, CSFM, MEA |
| Network Capability | Yes |
Provides an overview of the 4010ES operator interface panel.
Explains the general functions of the 4010ES Fire Alarm Control Panel.
Describes the panel's appearance under normal operating conditions.
Defines an alarm condition and how the 4010ES indicates it.
Details the process of acknowledging fire alarms on the panel.
Explains how to silence audible notification appliances during an alarm.
Describes procedures for resetting the system after an alarm condition.
Outlines how to inhibit reporting for a malfunctioning point.
Explains what a trouble message indicates and how to investigate it.
Details how the 4010ES indicates a trouble condition and the acknowledgment process.
Covers the procedures for acknowledging system troubles, globally and individually.
Provides guidance when a trouble condition persists after acknowledgment.
Defines a supervisory condition and its potential causes.
Explains how the 4010ES indicates a supervisory condition and acknowledgment.
Details the process for acknowledging supervisory conditions.
Introduces methods for selecting points for operations on the interface panel.
Describes selecting points from active abnormal condition lists.
Explains how to select points using the system's menu structure.
Details using the keypad to select specific points for control.
Introduces advanced functions performable from the operator interface.
Explains how to manage system access levels and log in/out.
Guides users on setting the system's time and date accurately.
Describes how to retrieve the timestamp of system events.
Details the process of enabling or disabling system points for maintenance.
Explains how to manually override point states for testing.
Covers viewing and clearing system event logs.
Outlines the types of system reports that can be generated.
Introduces system tests performable from the front panel.
Describes procedures for testing panel lamps and the tone-alert.
Explains the WalkTest function for system device testing.
Details how to configure WalkTest options for groups.
Guides on performing voltage drop tests for notification appliances.
Explains disabling CO sensor algorithms for testing.
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