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Tyco VIGILANT MX 850EMT User Manual

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This function is for changing the tones and beacon
settings for the MX Symphoni sounders and AVBase
devices. The function will be greyed out on the Test
Functions menu unless a supported MX device is
connected.
On the main change tones screen that appears as shown
in Figure 25, 1Hz and ½ Hz options are for changing the
ash rate of the built-in beacon. VOL LOW and VOL
HIGH change the volume of the tone. RESET will reset
the settings back to the factory default. The current
settings are highlighted in green.
5.5.6 Change Tones5.5.5 Self Test
Pressing TONES will bring up another screen shown
in Figure 26 that allows the particular tone type to be
selected. Temp 3 (Temporal 3) is the standards compliant
tone for Australia.
Fig. 25: Main Change Tones Screen
Fig. 24: Self-Test Results Screen
Fig. 26: Tone Selection Screen
For sensors that aren’t present in the MX device or don’t
support self test, N/A will be shown as the value for that
sensor. Many detectors support self test on only one of
their sensors, and some dont support self test on any
sensors at all.
Entering the SELF TEST function performs a self test of
the supported sensors of a detector.
Initially PLEASE WAIT… will show on screen, then the
results will appear as shown in Figure 24. The overall
result of the self test across all supported sensors will
be shown at the bottom of the screen – in this case,
PASSED.

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Tyco VIGILANT MX 850EMT Specifications

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BrandTyco
ModelVIGILANT MX 850EMT
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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