Overview, Continued
When a supervisory condition occurs, you can program the system to react in one of four ways, as
follows:
Option 1 Turn Panel’s LED and Piezo On (referred to as std below)
Option 2 Turn on NAC2 and the LED/Piezo
Option 3 Turn on Aux. Relay 3 and the LED/Piezo
Option 4 Turn on Aux. Relay 3, NAC2, and the LED/Piezo
Note: If either Option 2 or Option 4 are selected, an alarm condition will take precedence over a
supervisory condition and NAC2 will operate in accordance with the programmed application
mode.
Method Description
Text-Based
Programming
The eleventh prompt, shown below, asks you to set the Supervisory Option.
[11] SUPERVISORY OPERATION:
d*1 = LED and piezo only
2 = LED, piezo, and NAC2
3 = LED, piezo, and relay 3
4 = LED, piezo, NAC2, and relay 3
(d=default, *=current setting)
Select Number(X=exit):
Enter the number corresponding to the value you want to select and press the carriage return.
Front Panel
Programming
Use the Reset key to scroll through the selections. When the desired choice is illuminated, press the ACK key to
save the selection in memory and move to the next step.
Programming Supervisory Operation
Overview
These LEDs
represent the
available options.
Use the RESET key
to move through the
choices.
Press ACK when the
illuminated LED
corresponds to the
desired choice.
When the tenth LED from
top on left side of the
display is lit, it indicates
the Supervisory Action
option is being
programmed.
Yellow Trouble LED
indicates panel is in
programming mode.
Green LED is AC Power.
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