What to do if Vigilant Fire Alarms Controller board or keypad 'RAM Test' points are in fault?
If the Controller board or keypad “RAM Test” points are in fault and the Fault LED (Controller LD1) is on, it indicates faulty hardware. Replace the Controller.
What to do if Vigilant MX1-Au Alarm Routing Fault/Disabled LED is flashing?
If the Alarm Routing Fault/Disabled LED is flashing, it indicates a fault in the Alarm Routing equipment. Check the Alarm Routing equipment and wiring for faults.
Why can’t I log in to Vigilant Fire Alarms?
If you can’t log in and the PIN is not valid, check the User Code and PIN. Also, ensure the doorswitch is enabled, the power is on, and the keyboard is plugged in.
What to do if Vigilant Fire Alarms panel has no lights when PSU power light is on?
If there are no lights or LCD activity when the panel’s main power switch is turned on, but the PSU power light is on, it means mains power is reaching the panel’s internal PSU, but the panel’s other circuitry is not activated and the battery is discharged or faulty. Check that the PSU wiring loom to the main board is correctly connected and is undamaged.
Provides instructions on operating the MX1 panel and understanding its displays and conventions.
Describes the core functions and capabilities of the VIGILANT MX1 fire detection system.
Details the different access levels and their associated command permissions.
Step-by-step guide for managing alarms using the Fire Brigade Panel (FBP) controls.
Explains how the MX1 indicates alarm presence and displays alarm details.
Procedures for resetting alarms after investigation and clearing conditions.
Describes how the MX1 indicates faults and how to view fault details.
Explains how to view disabled items (zones, points) and their status.
Details how to access and interpret the MX1's event history log.
Describes the format and meaning of zone-specific event messages.
Explains the format and meaning of point-specific event messages.
Guides on recalling and viewing the status of off-normal points and zones.
Procedures for resetting zones and points to clear alarm or fault states.
Instructions for disabling or enabling individual or ranges of points/zones.
Details on performing various tests on zones, including alarm and fault tests.
Step-by-step guide to access critical service functions using User Code and PIN.
Checking power supply voltage, current, and battery status.
Monitoring the voltage and current status of MX addressable loops.
Procedures for replacing MX devices and automatic re-addressing.
Enabling commissioning mode to reduce detector test times.
Restarting the MX1 panel from the LCD, requiring Access Level 3.
Allows remote panel operation as if standing in front of it via the network.
Displays communication status of network interface devices.
Shows status of network faults, including path and communication failures.
Provides a guide to interpreting LCD messages and taking corrective actions.
Instructions for installing the MX1 panel within its cabinet.
Details on connecting the dedicated mains feed to the MX1 cabinet.
Guidance on connecting batteries for system standby power.
Instructions for wiring MX addressable devices to the MX1 controller.
Steps for the initial power-up sequence and basic checks.
Provides overall technical specifications for the MX1 system.
Lists devices compatible with the MX1 analogue loop.
Detailed descriptions of all in-built points and their functions.
General| Brand | Vigilant |
|---|---|
| Model | MX1-Au |
| Category | Fire Alarms |
| Language | English |
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