Tyco MZX125 User Manual

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MX/MZX
17A-04-S
17 10/09
Registered Company: Thorn Security Ltd. Registered Office: Dunhams Lane Letchworth Garden City Hertfordshire SG6 1BE
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‘MX/MZX’ ADDRESSABLE FIRE CONTROLLERS
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR VERSION 17
LIST OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL INFORMATION 3
2. ROUTINE CHECKS 4
2.1 GENERAL 4
2.2 WEEKLY CHECKS 4
2.3 THREE-MONTHLY CHECKS 4
2.4 ANNUAL CHECKS 5
2.5 THREE-YEARLY CHECKS 5
2.6 FOUR-YEARLY CHECKS 5
3. CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS 5
3.1 GENERAL 5
3.2 MOVING THE CURSOR 5
3.3 ENTERING INFORMATION 5
3.3.1 ENTERING PASSCODES 10
3.4 POINT DEFINITIONS 10
3.5 VALID VALUES 10
3.6 MAIN MENU 11
3.7 ACCEPT EVENTS 11
3.8 VIEW STATUS 11
3.9 ISOLATE/DE-ISOLATE 13
3.10 TIME/DATE 15
3.10.1 SET TIME/DATE 15
3.10.2 SUMMER/WINTER 15
3.11 EVENT LOG 15
3.11.1 VIEW EVENT LOG 15
3.11.2 PRINT EVENT LOG 16
3.11.3 FILTER 16
3.12 VIEW/PRINT DATA 16
3.12.1 VIEW/PRINT POINTS
ISOLATED 17
3.12.2 VIEW/PRINT POINTS
UNTESTED/FAILED 17
3.12.3 VIEW/PRINT POINT VALUES 17
3.12.4 VIEW FAULTS 17
3.12.5 VIEW LOOP POINT
COUNTERS 18
3.12.6 POINTS FORCED 19
3.12.7 ACTIVE POINTS 19
3.12.8 BY FUNCTION 20
3.13 SERVICE 21
3.13.1 WALK TEST 21
3.13.2 MAINTENANCE 23
3.13.3 DIAGNOSTICS 25
3.13.4 CONFIGURE DDM800 27
3.13.5 RESTART SYSTEM 27
3.13.6 SWITCHES 28
3.14 CONFIGURATION 29
3.14.1 CHANGE TEXT 29
3.14.2 INSERT POINT 33
3.14.3 DELETE POINT 34
3.14.4 MODIFY POINT 34
3.14.5 AUTOCONFIGURATION 35
3.15 TEST BUZZER/LEDs/
DISPLAY 37
4. DEFAULT SYSTEM POINTS 38
4.1 LOCAL I/0 (Field Interface Module/
CPU) 38
4.2 RBUS 39
4.3 ADDRESSABLE LOOP 37
5. DEVICE IDENTIFICATION AND
UNIVERSAL ADDRESSES 40

Tyco MZX125 Specifications

General

Brand	Tyco
Model	MZX125
Category	Controller
Language	English

Summary

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

Safety Procedures and Warnings

Critical safety instructions for equipment handling and preventing terminal damage.

2. ROUTINE CHECKS

3. CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS

Access, Definitions, and Values

3.6-3.8 System Navigation and Status

Viewing System Status Overview

How to view the status of points, zones, and network status.

3.8 VIEW STATUS Details

Point and Zone Status Details

Detailed display of point status, including IP, OP, and zone information.

Zone Status and Network Overview

3.9 ISOLATE/DE-ISOLATE

Isolation Options and Methods

Lists categories of points that can be isolated or de-isolated.

3.9 ISOLATE/DE-ISOLATE Examples

Detector, Point, and Sounder Isolation

Illustrates isolating detectors, points, and sounders.

3.10-3.11 Time, Date, and Event Log

Viewing and Filtering the Event Log

How to view and filter system events.

3.11-3.12 Event Log and Data Retrieval

Printing and Filtering Event Log

Procedures for printing the event log and filtering events by category.

3.12 Data Retrieval

Points Isolated and Untested/Failed

How to view and print lists of isolated or failed points.

Point Values and Faults

Procedures for viewing and printing point values and faults.

3.12 Loop Point Counters

3.13 SERVICE

Walk Test Function

Allows testing of points without raising an alarm.

Walk Test Settings

3.13.1 Walk Test Configuration

Location, Zone, and Point Selection

Type and Mode Selection

3.13.1 Walk Test Procedures

All Inputs, Sounders, and Point Tests

3.13.2 MAINTENANCE

3.13.2 Maintenance & 3.13.3 Diagnostics

Diagnostic Tools Overview

3.13.3 Diagnostics

Forcing Device Outputs and Inputs

Procedures for forcing device outputs and inputs.

System Shutdown and Restart

3.13.3 Diagnostics & Calibration

Single Device Poll and Address Change

DDM800 Calibration and System Restart

3.14 CONFIGURATION

Configuration Text Changes

Options for changing system text labels like point, zone, and sector.

Point Text Modification

3.14 Configuration Text

Zone Text Modification

Sector Text Modification

Panel and Info Text Modification

3.14.2 INSERT POINT

Procedure for Inserting Points

Procedure for inserting new points into the system.

3.14.3-3.14.4 Point Management

Deleting Points from the System

Procedure for deleting points from the system.

Modifying Existing Points

Procedure for modifying existing points.

3.14.5 AUTOCONFIGURATION

Autoconfiguration Process

Automates device detection and configuration.

3.15 TEST BUZZER/LEDs/DISPLAY

Site Leaving Best Practices

5. DEVICE IDENTIFICATION AND UNIVERSAL ADDRESSES