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SSimplex

Simplex Plaza

Gardner, Massachusetts 01441-0001 U.S.A.

FA4-31-401

(574-062)

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Table of Contents5
Section I- System Overview9
Introduction9
System Operating Description10
- Interface Panel10
- Log in Procedure11
- Log out Procedure12
- Handling Abnormal Conditions13
Introduction17
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions17
- How to Silence the Alarm Signals18
- How to Reset the System18
Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions19
- How to Silence the Alarm Signals19
- How to Reset the System19
Essential Alarm Condition Keys20
- Alarm Acknowledge Keys20
- Alarm Silence Key20
- System Reset Key21
- If the Alarm Point Does Not Reset21
- How to Disable a Point22
Section 3 - Trouble Conditions23
Introduction23
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions23
Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions24
Essential Trouble Condition Keys25
- Trouble Acknowledge Key25
- System Reset Key26
- If the Trouble Does Not Reset26
- How to Disable a Point with a Trouble Condition26
Trouble Indications for Truealarmtm Sensors27
- Introduction27
- Almost Dirty Indication28
- Ditiy Indication28
- Excessive/Y Dirty Indication28
- Self-Test Abnormal Indication28
Section 4 - Supervisory Conditions29
Introduction29
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Supervisory Conditions29
Individual Acknowledge Panel Dperation During Supervisory Conditions30
Essential Supervisory Condition Keys31
- Supervisory Acknowledge Key31
Section 5 - Rs-232 Interface33
Introduction33
- RS-232'Port Access Levels33
Video Terminal33
- CRT Function Key Definitions34
- Set-Up Procedure34
CRT Screen Displays34
- CRT Main Menu Screen34
- Acknowledge Screen35
  - CRT Main Menu Screen35
- Log in Screen36
  - CRT Acknowledge Screen36
  - CRT Log in Screen36
- Historical Log Screen37
- Status Screen37
  - CRT Status Screen37
System Printer38
- 40-Character Line Width Printout38
Section 6 - Network Interface39
Introduction39
Network (or 2120) Interface Operation During Walk Testtm39
Section 7 Mapnet II@ Addressable Interface41
Introduction41
Truealarm System Operation41
Generating Truealarm Reports43
MAPNET II Alphanumeric Displays43
MAPNET II@ Point Addressing44
- How to Display a MAPNET II@ System Point44
- What to Do if a MAPNET II@ Point will Not Reset44
Section 8 - Advanced Functions45
Introduction45
- CONTROL Keys45
- Interface Panel Controls and Indicators45
- Function Keys46
- How to Set Time and Date46
- How to Escape from Menu47
- Point Control with the FUNCTION Key48
- DISPLAY/ACTION Keypad48
- FUNCTION Key49
- DISPLAY/ACTION Keypad49
- MENU Key50
- PREVIOUS Key50
- NEXT Key50
- LAMP TEST Key51
- Action Keys51
- Entrykeypad51
- How to Use the Prefix Keys to Display System Points51
  - How to Display the Sensitivity of a Truealarm" Sensor54
- Additional Keys55
- Viewing Power Supply/Charger Voltage and Current Readings56
Point Selection57
- Selecting Points Using Lists57
- Selecting Points Using the Keypad57
- Selecting Additional Lists57
Operator Access Levels57
Power-Up Sequence58
Section 9 -.System Test Procedures59
Lamp Test59
Walk Test59
Walk Test'" by Group59
- Zone Coding Option60
Silent Walk Test60
Entering Walk Test'" Mode60
Walk Test'" Operation61
Walk Test'" Features61
- Abort Audible and Delay on Reactivation61
- Active/Not Active62
- Auto Abort on Alarm62
- Auto Abort on Time-Out62
- Control List62
- Delaybeforereset62
- Logging Option (Log/No Log)62
- Monitor Zone List62
- Programmer Configuration63
Sig/No Sig (Silent Walk Test'" Selection)63
- System Trouble63
- Trouble Audible63
- Zone Code/Zero Code63
Walk Test'" Procedures63
How to Enter a Walk Test'" Passcode63
How to Enter Walk Test'" Mode64
How to Exit Walk Test'" Mode65
- How to Turn a Point off66
- How to Turn a Point on66
- How to Return a Point to Auto67
- How to Enable a Disabled Point68
- What to Do in Case of System Malfunction69
Appendix Abbreviated Operator Interface Procedures71
Operator Log In/Log out Procedures71
- Access Level Log in Procedure71
- Access Level Log in Procedure from the CRT72
- Access Level Log out Procedure72
- Access Level Log out Procedure from the CRT73
System Operating Procedures73
- Viewing a List of Points73
- Viewing the Status of any System Point73
- Controlling System Points74
- Viewing the Sensitivity of a Truealarm" Sensor74
- Logging and Clearing an Analog Sensor Peak Value74
- Viewing the Historical Alarm and Trouble Logs75
- Clearing the Historical Alarm and Trouble Logs75
- Viewing Abnormal System Conditions with the Display Time Key76
- Clearing the Alarm Verification Tally76
- Viewing Power Supply/Charger Voltage and Current Readings76
- Generating Truealarm" Reports77

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