POINT CONTROL WITH THE FUNCTION KEY
Many of the functions performed from the interface panel control point-specific data. The interface panel
cFUNCTION> key can be used to control points.
The <FUNCTION> key enables the user to view additional status information concerning the point currently
displayed on the alphanumeric display. The point selected on the alphanumeric display can be manually entered
through the ENTRY keypad, or maybe the point displayed because of an abnormal condition. Definitions for a
function key or several function keys may be shown in the alphanumeric display. Extended controlling actions are
also available with the following:
l
Clear Verification Tally
l
Clear Alarm Tally
l
Set Control Priorities
l
Display Analog Timer/Counter Values
l
Flash the Trouble LED on the point’s card.
To select an extended controlling action, you must first select a point, press the <ENTER> key, and then press the
<FUNCTION> key.
I
SECOND FLOOR EAST WING ROOM 16
MONITOR ZONE
NORMAL
I
AFTER cFUNC> KEY PRESS
I
POINT ADDRESS: X-X-X
I/O: IOXX
I
Press the <FUNCTION> key again. One of the extended actions (see list above) appears on the top line of the
alphanumeric display as shown below:
I
Fl=Force on card LED TYPE:MFI08
8 POINT MULTI-FUNCTION IO CARD
I
You can press the <FUNCTION> key again to view the data regarding the selected point. Each time the
<FUNCTION> key is pressed, different information is shown on the alphanumeric display. In some cases, you can
take action to change point data. This technique can be used for each of the extended controlling actions.
DISPLAY/ACTION KEYPAD
The DISPLAY/ACTION keypad (Figure 17) is concealed by the access door. The keypad provides eleven keys
which allow you to perform controlling functions on the system zones, signals, and auxiliary control relays (if you
have the appropriate access level). Five keys are associated with Display, while six keys are Action keys. Action key
presses require a confirmational <ENTER> key to be pressed before performjng the action on the point identifier
displayed.
40
Technical Manuals Online! - http://www.tech-man.com
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
