Simplex 4100 Operation

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As the operator of a 4100/4020 FACP, you must use the Operator Interface
keypad to disable a zone, outputs to fault warning routing equipment, controls
for automatic fire protection equipment, outputs to fire alarm appliances, or
outputs to fire alarm routing equipment. Disablements will inhibit all alarm and
fault indications. A disablement causes the Operator Interface SYSTEM
TROUBLE LED to flash and the piezo sounds. When the trouble condition is
acknowledged (ACKed), the LED is illuminated steady ON.
Note: To perform this procedure, you must be at the correct Access
Level or higher.
To disable a VNAC, press SIG on the ENTRY Menu. Then, do the following:
1. Enter the SIG number of the VNAC (VNAC 10 is SIG12 in this example)
2. Press ENTER to select.
VIRTUAL NAC 10 – ALL A/V DEVICES
SIGNAL CIRCUIT OFF
3. Press DISABLE.
PRESS <ENTER> TO DISABLE
SIGNAL CIRCUIT: SIG12
4. Press ENTER on the ENTRY keypad. The display acknowledges the
action.
ACTION TAKEN
The SYSTEM TROUBLE LED begins to flash and the Piezo sounds.
5. Press <TBL ACK> and read the display.
VIRTUAL NAC 10 – ALL A/V DEVICES
SIGNAL CIRCUIT DISABLE TROUBLE
Disable the remaining VNAC in a similar manner.
Continued on next page
Handling Disabled Conditions
Introduction
How to Disable a VNAC
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Simplex 4100 Specifications

General

Type	Fire Alarm Control Panel
Manufacturer	Simplex
Model	4100
Network Capability	Yes
Addressable	Yes
Power Supply	120/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Display	LCD
Annunciator Support	Yes
Battery Backup	Yes
Releasing Capability	Yes
Max Devices	Depends on configuration
Max Notification Appliance Circuits (NAC)	Varies with configuration
Max Releasing Circuits	Varies with configuration
Max Remote Annunciators	Varies with configuration
Communication Ports	Multiple
Operating Temperature	32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C)
Humidity Range	Up to 93% RH, non-condensing
NAC Outputs	4 (expandable)
Networking	Yes