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Appendices

Issue 1.4 15 December 2010 Page 12-7

3-3 ASE Fault Relay

[INPUTS]

STATUS ON

A2 | ANALOG | ANALOG | NUMBER OF SYSTEM TROUBLES

[END INPUTS]

[OUTPUTS]

TRACK ON PRI=7,7

0-7-4 | MCODE7 | RELAY | Master Output - City Trouble Relay

TRACK ON PRI=7,7

1-12 | SPECOUT | SPECOUT | CITY TBL/OPT RELAY 3

[END OUTPUTS]

Main Page

Amendment Log3
Table of Contents4
Introduction7
About this Manual8
Before You Start9
System Overview11
General Description12
Programming13
About the Programming Tools15
General16
4100U Programmer16
4100U-S1 Configuration Templates16
4100U Programmer Installation and Launch16
Steps to Configuring a New System17
Upgrading an Existing Configuration17
Creating a Configuration19
Creating a New Project File20
Adding Panel Information20
Adjusting the Number of Zone Displays21
Adding the Azf Logic21
Where to Next21
Adding Addressable Devices23
Adding Devices to an Sps Addressable Loop24
Assigning Devices to Zones26
Addressable Device Settings29
Introduction30
Alarm Device Types30
Addressable Detector Settings30
4098-9714E Photo Detector30
4098-9717E Ion Detector30
4098-9733E Heat Detector30
4098-9754E Multi-Sensor Photo Heat Detector (Combo)31
Addressable Device Settings31
4099-9032 Mcp31
4090-9001 Supervised Input Iam and 4090-9051 Encapsulated Input Iam32
4090-9002 Relay Iam32
4090-9101 Monitor Zam32
4190-9050 4-20Ma Analog Monitor Zam32
4090-9118 Relay Iam with T-Sense Input32
4090-9119 Relay Iam with Unsupervised Input33
4090-9120Au 6 Point I/O Module (4 Inputs, 2 Relay Outputs)33
4090-9116 Addressable Idnet Isolator34
4090-9117Au Addressable Idnet Power Isolator34
Idnet Devices Typical Applications35
Adding Zone Displays37
General38
Zone Control and Led Modules38
Hardware Configuration Modification38
Modify the Custom Control Equations for the Zones42
Adding Expansion Modules45
General46
Adding 4100-3101 Idnet Loop Card46
Adding 4100-4321 Legacy Signal Card49
Adding 4100-5004 8 Point Monitor Card51
Adding 4100-3003 8 Aux Relay Card52
Adding 4100-0302/1290 24 Point Graphic Interface53
Adding Legacy Card - 4100-0113 Rs-232/2120 Interface Module54
Typical Printer Configuration55
Custom Control57
General58
Custom Control Syntax58
Creating a New Equation60
Select User Program60
Add Input Statements61
Add Output Statements62
Output Statements: Hold Vs. Track63
As1668 Fan Controls65
Typical Arrangement for As1668 Fan Control66
As1668 Fan Control Flows67
As1668 Fan Control State Table69
As1668 Fan Control Card Programming70
Switch Configuration70
Led Configuration71
Point Editing72
As1668 Custom Control Equations73
Fan Fault and S/A Restart Delays-Startup73
Set up Register74
S/A Detector Isolate74
S/A Detector De-Isolate74
S/A Detector Active75
Trigger Fan on75
Trigger Fan off75
Fan Fault Conditions76
Building and Downloading the Configuration77
General78
Starting the Transfer Utility79
Serial Communication Parameter Settings79
Direct Connection to the Panel80
Downloading the Cfig File80
Uploading from the Panel81
Sending 4100U Files to Simplex82
Appendices83
Appendix A - As4428.1 Operation84
Appendix B - Common Variables and Custom Control85
Digital Pseudo Points85
Analog Points86
Lists86
Physical Hardware Points (Leds Relays Etc)86
Battery Test87
Alarm Verification Timing and Start up Settings87
Brigade Relay Equations88
Appendix C - Custom Control for Control Keys and Indicators90
Common Zone Alarm Led91
Alarm / Fault / Normal Test Button and Leds92
Example Alarm and Fault Test Equations94
Bells Isolate Led and Button95
Warning System Isolate96
Clean up Equations96
Appendix D - Custom Control for Alarm Zone Facilities98
Digital Points Used98
Lists99
Switches and Leds99
Zone 1 Equations99
Zone N Equations100
Appendix E - 4100-1282 Azf Switch and Led Address Mapping102
Appendix F - Useful Pseudo Points and Lists104

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