8.  If Access  Level  4 was  entered,  trouble  will  continue  to  exist  in the  system.  Access  Level  4 is normally  used 
by  Simplex  personnel  and  additional  steps  must  be  performed.  Call  Simplex  to  restore  the  system. 
9.  Inform  required  personnel  when  system  testing  is completed. 
HOW  TO  TURN  A  POINT  OFF 
The  <OFF>  key  press  will  turn  a control  point  off and  prevent  the  automatic  operation,  thus  causing  it to  remain  OFF. 
This  action  will  result  in a system  trouble,  The  normal  state  of  all  control  points  is AUTO.  The  <OFF>  key  press  has 
no effect  on  monitor  points. 
The  point  to be turned  OFF  must  first  be  identified  to the  system.  This  is accomplished  by entering  the  identity  of the 
point  to  be  turned  OFF  through  the  entry  keypad,  and  then  pressing  the  <OFF>  key.  If the  <OFF>  key  is passcode 
protected,  perform  the  system  Log  In  Procedures. 
To turn  a point  OFF,  perform  the  following  procedures. 
1.  Ensure  the  control  point  to  be  turned  OFF  is shown  on  the  alphanumeric  display.  A typical  point  (101)  is 
shown  below. 
SIGNAL  1  STANDARD  SLAVE 
SIGNAL  CIRCUIT 
ON 
2.  Press  the  <OFF>  key.  A typical  display  is shown  below. 
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Press  <ENTER>  to  force  OFF 
I/O:  101 
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3.  Press  the  <ENTER>  key.  A typical  display  is shown  below. 
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SIGNAL  1  STANDARD  SLAVE 
SIGNAL  CIRCUIT  OFF 
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4.  Press  the  <CL&-  key.  The  display  shows  the  following  message. 
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**TROUBLE** 
Press  <ACK>  to  review. 
FIRE  =  0  PR12  =  0 
SUPV  =  0 
TRBL  =  1 
HOW  TO  TURN  A  POINT  ON 
The  <ON>  key  press  will  manually  turn  a control  point  ON,  and  prevent  automatic  operation  by increasing  its priority, 
causing  it to  remain  ON.  With  the  exception  of  pseudo  points,  this  action  will  result  in a system  trouble.  The  normal 
state  of  all  control  points  is AUTO.  The  <ON>  key  press  has  no  effect  on  monitor  points. 
The  points  to  be  turned  ON  must  first  be  identified  to  the  system.  This  is  accomplished  by  selecting/entering  the 
identity  of the  required  point  on  the  alphanumeric  display,  and  pressing  the  <ON>  key.  If the  <ON>  key  is passcode 
protected,  perform  the  system  Log  In  Procedures. 
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