BRAVO – Wireless Alarm Control Panel
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7. Test of Devices
7.1. Radio test of devices
The radio test should be performed in order to check the
signal strength and coverage on the site and the quality
of the communication between the control panel and the
wireless devices (BRAVO PIR, MC, FL, FD, SR200,
SR300).
The radio test can be performed directly after the
enrolment of the device and after that during the
maintenance of the system.
To perform a radio test of a device:
Remove the cover of the device to access the PCB.
Press the ENROLL button – the LED(s) will blink
single in green. After 20-30 seconds the device will
inform for signal coverage with a new indication
according which:
- 3 blinks in green – the signal coverage is good and
there is a stable communication between the device
and the panel;
- 3 blinks in red – no signal coverage and
communication between the device and the panel;
- 3 blinks in yellow – there is a signal coverage, but
the communication between the device and the
panel is unstable. In this case it is recommended to
change the place of installation and to perform a new
radio test.
7.2. Key fob operation test
Perform this test to check the communication between
the panel and the key fob remote control, and also the
position to which it is enrolled.
To perform the key fob operation test:
Enter in “Device enrolment” mode.
The system enters in the menu for detectors
enrolment.
Press button of the key fob to perform the test.
The panel automatically enters in the key fobs menu
and the number of the position to which the key fob
is enrolled is blinking.
7.3. Outdoor sounder operation test
The test can be performed, if an option “Siren check” is
set to button of a key fob – see item 7.9. When this
option is set and programmed to the panel via ProsTE
software, in every pressing of button of the key fob,
the outdoor sounder replays with a single squawk.
7.4. Zone Walk Test
Perform this test to check the communication between
the panel and the enrolled devices to the zones.
The test can be performed only if there is
MANAGER key fob enrolled to the system
configuration.
To perform a zone walk test enter in sequence:
The panel enters in a walk test mode for 10 minutes.
Every pressing of a random button of the MANAGER
key fob starts a new time interval of 10 minutes.
The zone numbers with enrolled devices (PIR, MC,
FD or FL type) are lighting on in red.
Activate a detector (open the zone) – the respective
zone number is blinking in yellow, which means that
the zone is open. The panel confirms the test with
Chime sound signal, and the outdoor sounder with a
single flash and squawk signals.
The walk test is successful if after closing of the zone
its number is lighting on in green.
The walk test is not successful if after closing of the
zone its number is lighting on in red.
The exit from the zone walk test mode is automatic after
10 minutes, if there is no pressed button of a
MANAGER key fob. The installer can exit the walk test
mode at any time with pressing the “Programming”
button.
7.5. Bypassing of Devices
Bypassing is a special mode for disabling devices
temporally from the system configuration. The panel
does not follow the current status of the bypassed
devices.
To bypass (disable) a device:
- Enter in “Device enrolment” mode.
- Use arrow buttons to select a number of device,
which you want to bypass.
- The number of the selected device on the panel is
blinking in red and the detector’s LED(s) – in yellow.
- Press the “Bypass” button.
- The number of the selected device on the panel is
blinking in yellow.
- Press the “Programming” button several times
to exit the “Device enrolment” mode.
- The “Bypass” button is lighting on in yellow, which
is an indication for bypassed devices in the system.
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