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Document: LT0400
4100ES-S1 Pro
gramming Guide
Adding Expansi
on Modules
8-
13
Click the
Port Data
…
button and s
elect the
desired
Device T
ype
as in the follo
wing
example for an 80 co
lumn CRT
output.
Click OK and again f
or the previous scr
een.
Repeat for
Port B
(
if used) and se
lect the
appropriate device t
ype and baud rate, etc.
Note: Onl
y Port A can be used for m
odems
or 2120 interface. Eith
er Port can be
used
for printers or term
inals
8.8.1
Typical Printer Configuration:
Depending on the
printer, the usual
settings a
re:
Devi
ce type
PRT80U
Baud rate
9600
Parity
None
Data bits
8
Stop bi
ts
1
4100E
S
-
S1
Printer
Printer Cable Con
nection
s
4100ES-
S1
58
60
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction
7
About this Manual
8
Before You Start
9
2 System Overview
11
General Description
12
Programming
13
3 About the Programming Tools
15
General
16
Programmer
16
4100Es-S1 Configuration Templates
16
Programmer Installation and Launch
16
Steps to Configuring a New System
17
Upgrading an Existing Configuration
17
4 Creating a Configuration
19
Creating a New Project File
20
Adding Panel Information
20
Adjusting the Number of Zone Displays
21
Adding the Azf Logic
21
Where to Next
21
5 Adding Addressable Devices
23
Adding Devices to an Sps Addressable Loop
24
Assigning Devices to Zones
26
6 Addressable Device Settings
31
Introduction
32
Alarm Device Types
32
Addressable Detector Settings
32
4098-9714E Photo Detector
32
4098-9717E Ion Detector
32
4098-9733E Heat Detector
32
4098-9754E Multi-Sensor Photo Heat Detector (Combo)
33
Addressable Device Settings
33
4099-9032 Mcp
33
4090-9002 Relay Iam
34
4090-9007 Signal Zam
34
4090-9101 Monitor Zam
34
4190-9050 4-20Ma Analog Monitor Zam
34
4090-9118 Relay Iam with T-Sense Input
34
4090-9119 Relay Iam with Unsupervised Input
35
4090-9120Au 6 Point I/O Module (4 Inputs, 2 Relay Outputs)
36
4090-9116 Addressable Idnet Isolator
36
4090-9117Au Addressable Idnet Power Isolator
36
Idnet Devices Typical Applications
37
7 Adding Zone Displays
39
General
40
Zone Control and Led Modules
40
Hardware Configuration Modification
40
Modify the Custom Control Equations for the Zones
44
8 Adding Expansion Modules
47
General
48
Adding 4100-3101Au Idnet or 4100-3107Au Idnet+ Loop Card
48
Adding 4100-4321 6 Supervised Signal Card
52
Adding 4100-5004 8 Point Monitor Card
54
Adding 4100-3003 8 Aux Relay Card
55
Adding 4100-3204 or 4100-3206 Pdi Relay Cards
56
Adding 4100-0302/1290 24 Point Graphic Interface
57
Adding 4100-0113 Rs-232/2120 Interface Module
58
Typical Printer Configuration
59
9 Custom Control
61
General
62
Custom Control Syntax
62
Creating a New Equation
64
Select User Program
64
Add Input Statements
65
Add Output Statements
66
Output Statements: Hold Vs Track
67
10 As1668 Fan Controls
69
Typical Arrangement for As1668 Fan Control
70
As1668 Fan Control Flows
71
As1668 Fan Control State Table
73
As1668 Fan Control Card Programming
74
Switch Configuration
74
Led Configuration
75
Point Editing
76
As1668 Custom Control Equations
77
Fan Fault and S/A Restart Delays-Startup
77
Set up Register 8
78
S/A Detector Isolate
78
S/A Detector De-Isolate
78
S/A Detector Active
79
Trigger Fan on
79
Trigger Fan off
79
Fan Fault Conditions
80
11 Building and Downloading the Configuration
81
Building the Job
82
Ip File Transfer Utility / Connection to the Pc
83
Ip File Transfer
83
Connection to the Pc
83
Starting the Ip File Transfer Utility
83
Ip Communication Parameter Settings
84
Ip File Transfer
84
Download Tab
84
Additional Download Tab Functions
86
Upload/Reports Tab
86
Mass Storage Tab
88
History/Undo Tab
89
Serial File Transfer (4100U and Older Systems)
90
Starting the Serial Transfer Utility
90
Serial Communication Parameter Settings
91
Direct Connection to the Panel
91
Downloading the Cfig File
92
Uploading from the Panel (Serial)
93
Sending 4100Es-S1 Files to Tfpp/Simplex
93
12 Appendices
95
Appendix A - As4428.1 Operation
96
Appendix B - Common Variables and Custom Control
97
Digital Pseudo Points
97
Analog Points
98
Lists
98
Physical Hardware Points (Leds Relays Etc)
98
Battery Test
99
Alarm Verification Timing and Start up Settings
99
Brigade Relay Equations
100
Appendix C - Custom Control for Control Keys & Indicators
102
Common Zone Alarm Led
103
Alarm / Fault / Normal Test Button and Leds
104
Example Alarm and Fault Test Equations
106
A/C Reset Button and A/C Trip Led
106
Bells Isolate Led and Button
107
Warning System Isolate
108
Clean up Equations
108
Appendix D - Custom Control for Alarm Zone Facilities
110
Digital Points Used
110
Lists
111
Switches and Leds
111
Zone 1 Equations
111
Zone N Equations
112
Appendix E - 4100-1282 Azf Switch and Led Address Mapping
114
Appendix F - Useful Pseudo Points and Lists
116
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Language
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