What to do if my technoswitch Control Panel shows an A C Fault?
An A C Fault on your technoswitch Control Panel can occur due to several reasons: * Insufficient AC input: Check the mains supply or the termination to the PSU AC input. * Damaged input fuse or MOVs: Replace the fuse and investigate for an unstable mains supply. * AC input exceeding rating: Check the mains supply.
What does Low Earth Fault mean on my technoswitch ORYX200 Control Panel?
A Low Earth Fault on your technoswitch Control Panel indicates a short between DC negative and AC Earth. Remove the short. To determine the Earth voltage level, measure the DC voltage between any DC negative terminal and the AC earth.
What does High Earth fault mean on my technoswitch Control Panel?
A High Earth fault on your technoswitch Control Panel indicates a positive DC voltage induction onto AC Earth. Remove the induction. To determine the Earth voltage level, measure the DC voltage between any DC positive terminal and the AC earth.
What causes an AUX 24 V DC Fault on a technoswitch ORYX200 Control Panel?
An AUX 24 V DC Fault on your technoswitch Control Panel is caused when the load exceeds the maximum current rating of 500 mA. Remove the load, check for short circuits, and consult the load's technical information.
What does it mean when there are no sounders or relays activating on my technoswitch ORYX200 Control Panel?
If no sounders or relays are activating, and the General Disable and Sounder Disable LEDs are ON while the Controls enabled LED is flashing on your technoswitch Control Panel, the service/commissioning mode is likely active. Ensure the service switch is in the left position.
What to do if my technoswitch ORYX200 shows a Charger Fail?
If your technoswitch Control Panel displays a Charger Fail, it could be due to several reasons: * Unplugged batteries. * PSU in boost mode. * PSU in overload mode. * Circuit failure. Check the battery circuit connections or reduce the current draw on the panel to below 1.2 Amp.
What does it mean if the System Fault LED is flashing on my technoswitch ORYX200?
If the System Fault LED is flashing on your technoswitch Control Panel, the CPU may be frozen, or the panel may be in boot load mode. Ensure that the boot load jumper is not fitted, and then hard reset the power supply.
Why won't the sounders silence or the technoswitch Control Panel reset?
If you cannot silence the sounders or reset the technoswitch Control Panel, ensure that the controls are enabled, as they may be disabled.
What to do if my technoswitch ORYX200 indicates a Battery Fault?
If your technoswitch Control Panel shows a Battery Fault, it could be due to unplugged batteries or high internal resistance. Check the battery circuit connections or replace the batteries to resolve this.
Covers part numbers, enclosure, dimensions, and environmental details.
Details mains supply, loads, PSU, and battery specifications.
Zone, relay, input, L-Bus, and sounder circuit specifications.
Lists compliance standards for the ORYX range.
Important safety precautions before installation and operation.
List of related documents available for download.
Details EN54 compliance and optional functions.
Requirements for fire system installation approvals.
Adherence to wiring codes and regulations.
Guidelines for routing low voltage and AC mains wiring.
Cable routing for weatherproof panels with or without DIN rail.
Procedures for connecting the high-voltage AC mains supply safely.
Explains the meaning of LEDs on the power supply PCB.
Describes fault conditions and their associated indicators.
Details load test and CPU running status indications.
Explains the function of fault relays and the 26V DC supply fault output.
Details wiring for sounder and monitored output circuits with EOL resistors.
How to wire and monitor detection zone inputs.
Specifications and types of relay outputs available.
Details wiring for pre-programmed input circuits.
Specifications for the 24V DC auxiliary output.
How to connect repeater panels to the L-Bus.
Connecting the panel to a PC for programming via USB.
Describes the three access levels for panel operation.
Details the buttons, LEDs, and indicators on the front panel.
How to enable panel controls using the key switch.
Procedure to resound alarm sounders for evacuation.
How to enable or disable specific zones on the panel.
How to enable or disable sounder circuits.
Refers to SOLAR guide for programming input circuits.
Procedure for putting zones into test mode for single-person testing.
Details service switch and boot loader jumper functions.
Overview of configurable features using SOLAR software.
Details the panel's menu structure as displayed in emulation.
Information on replacing components, focusing on batteries.
Details battery lifespan, replacement schedule, and handling.
Tables detailing common faults, causes, and required actions.
Troubleshooting steps for general system faults.
Troubleshooting steps for power supply related issues.
Troubleshooting guide for short circuit faults on various circuits.
Troubleshooting guide for low resistance faults on various circuits.
Troubleshooting guide for faults due to incorrect EOL resistors.
Troubleshooting guide for high resistance faults on various circuits.
Troubleshooting guide for false alarms and unexpected activations.
Defines the normal operating resistance and voltage ranges.
General| Category | Control Panel |
|---|---|
| Vibration Resistance | 10-55Hz, 1.5mm amplitude |
| Contact Configuration | SPDT |
| Mechanical Life | 10, 000, 000 operations |
| Electrical Life | 100, 000 operations |
| Insulation Resistance | ≥100MΩ |
| Dielectric Strength | 500V AC for 1 minute |
| Enclosure | Plastic |
| Series | ORYX200 Series |
| Supply Voltage | 12VDC or 24VDC (Nominal) |
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