To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes ' output evacuation circuit is disconnected' on Telefire SAVER-7000 Control Panel?
If the Telefire Control Panel displays ' output evacuation circuit is disconnected', it means the output evacuation circuit is disconnected at the extinguishing controller. Reconnect the circuit.
What to do if Telefire SAVER-7000 says ' sirens circuit is disconnected'?
If the Telefire Control Panel displays an ' sirens circuit is disconnected' message, it indicates that the siren circuit is disconnected at the extinguishing controller. Reconnect the circuit.
What does 'Panel # communication error' mean on Telefire SAVER-7000?
If the Telefire Control Panel displays 'Panel # communication error,' it means a control panel defined as a Partner is disconnected or powered off. Ensure that the control panel is on and verify the connection.
Why does my Telefire SAVER-7000 Control Panel show 'Main circuit limited current'?
If the Telefire Control Panel displays 'Main circuit limited current' for a device, it means that the current has been limited on the designated device. Locate the source of the fault, such as damaged wire or a water leak, and repair it.
What causes 'Main circuit low voltage' on Telefire SAVER-7000 Control Panel?
If the Telefire Control Panel displays 'Main circuit low voltage' for a specific device, it means the voltage is low on that device. If the device is the battery or backup battery (3V), replace the battery or backup battery (R2032C). Otherwise, the control panel may be faulty and should be sent to the manufacturer for repairs.
How to fix 'Main circuit short' on a Telefire SAVER-7000 Control Panel?
If the Telefire Control Panel displays 'Main circuit short' for a device, it indicates a short circuit on that device. Find the cause of the short circuit and remove it.
What does 'Main circuit disconnect' mean on my Telefire SAVER-7000?
If the Telefire Control Panel shows 'Main circuit disconnect' for a specific device, it means that the designated device is disconnected. Check the line continuity and connect an end of line resistor (5.1K?) at the output circuit connectors.
How to enable a disabled device on Telefire Control Panel?
If your Telefire Control Panel shows 'Disabled,' it indicates that a device or area has been disabled. To enable it: - Open the start/stop device menu from the main menu. - Select the device or area indicated in the message. - Click 'Enable'.
Details the panel's behavior and indications during an alarm event, including operations.
Explains how fault conditions are indicated, handled, and the actions taken upon confirmation.
Guides on planning quantity, location of devices, and determining system requirements.
Calculates required addresses, SLC loops, and control panels for system capacity.
Covers planning for SLC, 24Vdc, and NAC cabling with various electrical considerations.
Details planning for SLC loop cabling, including wiring configurations and cable types.
Provides guidelines for selecting SLC loop cable types and their maximum branch lengths.
Explains planning for 24Vdc supply cabling, focusing on voltage drop and operating values.
Details using an LDO-7000 adaptor for 24Vdc supply to ADR-823A modules.
Explains planning for NAC output cabling, considering voltage drop and device operation.
Covers cabling requirements for connecting RM-7000 remote annunciators via RS-485.
Details cabling for LON-7000 networks, including different topology options and wire types.
Explains using fiber optic connections for LON-7000 networks to overcome limitations.
Details cabling requirements for connecting the Fireman's Phone system.
Guides on calculating current draw and determining battery capacity needs.
Emphasizes planning activation logic as per consultant and local standards.
Covers the calculation of extinguishing device size and quantity by authorized personnel.
Details the process of installing various system components and programming device addresses.
Covers site-specific data programming via software or auto-program methods.
Covers final steps after installation: activation, field tests, verification, and documentation.
Explains configuring extinguishing outputs and controllers, and their unique properties.
Details the UL 864 requirement for a physical switch for extinguishing disconnect.
Covers enabling or disabling devices, zones, or main board outputs for specific operations.
Explains the process for temporarily disabling individual devices or device types.
Explains disabling/enabling devices within a specific logical zone for operations.
Explains how to perform a walk test to verify all initiating devices of the system.
Covers configuring panel number, screen messages, partners, and other system settings.
Explains manual and automatic device programming to set parameters for addresses.
Allows manual setting of device parameters like loop, address, zone, and sensitivity.
Scans all addresses to map installed devices and configure them with default settings.
Details how to change user and programmer passwords for system security.
Explains how to force detector initialization for new or changed detectors.
Lists potential error messages, their meanings, and a note on the '#' symbol.
Details system faults, their possible causes, and recommended repair actions.
Lists faults related to addressable devices, their causes, and appropriate repair actions.
Describes common programming errors encountered and their solutions.
Lists addressable and conventional input devices compatible with the ADR-7000.
Lists conventional devices that connect via an input module.
Lists devices that connect via a TRA-1 Adaptor and an input module.
Lists addressable and other output modules compatible with the ADR-7000.
Lists addressable output modules that can be directly connected to the SLC loop.
Lists devices connecting via output modules or directly to NACs.
Lists various extinguishing device types and their corresponding adaptors.
Details the ADR-7000's compliance with UL 864 standards for fire alarm systems.
Lists ADR-7000 compliance with EN 54-2 and EN 54-4 mandatory functions and options.
Details ADR-7000 compliance with EN 12094-1 for automatic extinguishing systems.
Details ADR-7000 compliance with CP 10:2005 requirements, including specific features.
General| Zones | 8 |
|---|---|
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Protection Class | IP30 |
| Standards | EN54-2, EN54-4 |
| Input Voltage | 230V AC |
| Battery Backup | 12V 7Ah |
| Relative Humidity | Up to 95% non-condensing |
