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General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 120/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| User Interface | Keypad and LCD |
| Type | Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel |
| Operating Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Communication | Ethernet (optional) |
| Compatibility | Simplex devices |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 49°C (32°F to 120°F) |
| Humidity Range | 10% to 93% non-condensing |
Covers instructions for installation, electrical, static, eye safety, FCC rules, and reacceptance testing.
Explains the typographic conventions used in the manual.
Details conventions for bold type, italic type, and quoted text used in the publication.
Explains conventions for softkey usage with the LCD display.
Overview of the Flexible User Interface panel and its compatibility.
Explains the fundamental functions and components of the Simplex FACP.
Details the general functions of the Simplex FACP, including monitoring and control.
Describes the normal operational display of the FACP interface, including LEDs and LCD screens.
Defines what an alarm condition is and how the FACP signals it.
Details the visual and audible indicators used by the FACP to signal an alarm, including various display modes like First-Last and First-5-Last.
Explains the process and purpose of acknowledging an alarm on the FACP.
Procedure for acknowledging all active alarms simultaneously if global acknowledge is enabled.
Procedure for acknowledging each alarm individually when enabled.
Explains how the ALARM SILENCE key affects audio and visual signals during an alarm.
Details the operation of the ALARM SILENCE key and its effects on system signals.
Explains the function of the SYSTEM RESET key based on active alarms.
Step-by-step guide to resetting the system when alarms are present.
Procedure for performing a hardware reset when no alarms are present.
Defines trouble conditions and their importance for system maintenance.
Explains how the FACP indicates and manages trouble conditions.
Details the process of acknowledging trouble conditions on the FACP.
Provides steps to take if a trouble condition persists after initial actions.
Discusses specific trouble indications, particularly for TrueAlarm Sensors.
Procedure for acknowledging all trouble conditions simultaneously.
Procedure for acknowledging each trouble condition one by one.
Explains when to use the SYSTEM RESET key for specific trouble types.
Describes specific trouble states like 'Dirty' and 'Excessively Dirty' for TrueAlarm sensors.
Outlines operator actions for addressing TrueAlarm sensor trouble conditions.
Defines supervisory conditions related to building protection systems.
Explains how the FACP indicates and manages supervisory conditions.
Details the process of acknowledging supervisory conditions.
Procedure for acknowledging all supervisory conditions simultaneously.
Procedure for acknowledging each supervisory condition one by one.
Explains how to select points for advanced operations on the operator interface.
Method for selecting points from active abnormal condition lists.
Method for selecting points using the FACP's entry keypad.
Step-by-step guide to selecting points from lists using acknowledge keys and navigation.
Introduces the entry keypad for quick point selection by category.
Explains how to use keypad keys like ZONE, SIG, AUX, FB, IDNet, P/A/L, NET, ADDR for data entry.
Describes actions like Full Label, Enable, Disable, Select Item, Delete on the call-up screen.
Introduces advanced functions performable from the operator interface.
Procedure for managing user access levels and security.
Steps to correctly set the system's time and date for accurate logging.
How to retrieve specific event timestamps from the system logs.
Process for enabling/disabling points and manually forcing them ON/OFF.
How to access, manage, and print system historical logs and reports.
Step-by-step instructions for logging into the FACP system with different access levels.
Steps to log out of the system and return to the default access level.
Importance of setting accurate time and date for system logs and reports.
Detailed steps to set the system clock and calendar on the FACP.
Methods for retrieving event timestamps, including logs and active lists.
Steps to select an event and use the 'Event Time' softkey to view its timestamp.
Explains the purpose and effect of enabling/disabling points during maintenance.
Steps to select a point and use the 'Disable' or 'Enable' softkey.
Procedure to force points ON or OFF, noting differences from ENABLE/DISABLE.
Steps to revert a forced point back to its normal automatic control state.
Explains the function of historical logs for events and operator actions.
Procedure to access and navigate the historical alarm and trouble logs.
Steps to select, confirm, and print system reports from the panel.
Introduces system tests performable from the front panel.
Explains the WalkTest function for single-person device and signal testing.
How to configure options for WalkTest groups and logging.
Details the WalkTest process, including group creation and option enablement.
Key points regarding WalkTest operation, automatic acknowledgment, and silent tests.
Procedure to select and enable a specific WalkTest group.
Configuration options for WalkTest status, logging, coding, and signaling.
Introduces the functionality of the FACP audio system.
Covers Single Channel, Plus Paging, Two Channel, and Multi-Channel audio operations.
Explains single channel audio capabilities for messages and paging.
How to evacuate entire building, specific floors, or additional floors during alarms.
How to page entire building, specific floors, or additional floors.
How to listen via local speaker, silence, and reset the audio system.
Explains systems that play prerecorded and live messages simultaneously.
Procedures for evacuating entire building, specific floors, or additional floors.
Procedures for paging entire building, specific floors, or additional floors.
Explains dual-channel audio for concurrent prerecorded and live messages.
Evacuating specific floors, additional floors, and alerting specific floors.
Procedures for paging, listening, silencing, and resetting the audio system.
Describes multi-channel audio systems for complex paging and messaging.
Procedures for evacuating specific floors, additional floors, and alerting specific floors.
Procedures for paging, listening, silencing, and resetting the audio system.
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