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7. Go to the Equations window on the right of the programmer window and enter the
equation:
The INPUT Opcode specifies when the self-test will run. For example, the
existing “Compare Day-of-Week value” INPUT Opcode could be used to
create a task that will execute every Sunday at 2:00am.
For the OUTPUT opcode, click on the Add button and select the
“Run Self-Test” option from the CC Input/Output window. Click on Next to
configure the scheduled self-test options:
i. Enter the point name of the TrueAlert Zone (SIGs) lists that will be tested
by the scheduled self-test. Contrary to a regular self-test, multiple SIGs
can be entered for testing in a scheduled self-test.
ii. In the “Qualifier” window, select the volume the test will be run at
normal or silent. Click on Next.
iii. A second “Qualifier” window appears and allows the user to choose
whether a failed device will trigger a trouble (select yes) or not (select
no).
Equation example:
[INPUTS]
WHEN DAY IS SUN
AND IF ANALOG = CONSTANT 2.000000 CNTS
A6 | Compare Analog | ANALOG | ANALOG | CURRENT HOUR
AND IF ANALOG = CONSTANT 0.000000 CNTS
A7 | Compare Analog | ANALOG | ANALOG | CURRENT MINUTE
[END INPUTS]
[OUTPUTS]
RUN_SELF_TEST L257 NORMAL NO
[END OUTPUTS]
8. Save the job with the new cutom control and download it to the FACP.
9. Enable the scheduled Self-Test at the Panel by accessing the pseudo point 503 and
setting it to ON.
10. Once the scheduled Self-Test has been enabled it will start to run at the designated time.
Note: Complex custom equations can be written with the Self-test wizard to set up one or more schedules
that will run the scheduled Self-test feature in the ES Fire Panel. See document 0574-849, ES Panel
Programmer’s Manual for details.
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