Vigilant MX1-Au Operator Manual Document: LT0439
Page 23 October 2018 Issue 1.73
Press VALUESF4 to view the point’s current levels. Note that not all
points have information for any or all of these displays. For those points,
the MX1 displays messages to that effect.
These examples show typical displays for the points of an MX 814CH
combined carbon monoxide and heat addressable detector.
The display shows the sensor/input current level, that is, a value
converted from the raw value into appropriate, real-world units, together
with the pre-alarm and alarm thresholds.
Fig 6-28 – Point Current-Level Display – Physical Values
CL - Current level in appropriate units for the device type, in this case,
parts per million of carbon monoxide.
AS - Alarm Sensitivity (threshold) in parts per million of carbon
monoxide, followed by the Pre-Alarm Sensitivity (threshold) in parts
per million of carbon monoxide in brackets for the current algorithm
(day or night mode). For smoke detectors using the fast logic
algorithm the alarm sensitivity is shown as 0.0 = Low, 0.1 = Med, 0.2
= High; and the pre-alarm sensitivity is always 0.
For heat devices, the fourth line may also contain Rate-of-Rise (ROR)
information.
The displayed values will be updated at about 5 second intervals, as new
readings are received from the detector.
Pressing RAWF1 will show the raw (unconverted) readings from the
sensor/input:
Fig 6-29 – Point Raw-Value Display
Raw
(Unconverted)
Data Readings
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