Vigilant MX1 Operator Manual Document: LT0344
Page 1-12 8 August 2017 Issue 2.4
Reset, Disable and Test zones.
View low level system status displays.
Disable and test points.
Carry out battery, display and PSU tests.
Change the address of loop devices.
Perform all other functions not otherwise restricted to Level 3.
Turn Infrared mode on/off for each MX loop.
Access to this level requires access to level 2 and a user code and PIN.
Refer to Chapter 7 for instructions on how to log on to Access Level 3.
In the absence of manual input, Access Level 3 users will be logged out
after approximately 10 minutes and the display returned to the base
display. The MX1 will return to Access Level 2.
At Access Level 3, you can:
Use all the level 2 commands.
Re-start the system.
Switch between the two installed configuration data files.
Place the system into Commission Mode.
Disable the Buzzer.
Certain user prompt displays will return to the previous display after
approximately 15 seconds if the user makes no further entry. Access
Level is unaffected by this.
The MX1 may be fitted with optional AS 1668 fire fan controls to allow
management of air conditioning equipment, dampers, fresh air entry and
smoke exhaust, etc., during a fire.
The operation of this will be site-specific, but in general the Fire Mode
Reset button will need to be pressed after the MX1 is reset from alarm to
clear the latching fire mode on the fan controls.
Addressable detectors, input modules and output modules connected to
the MX loop.
A point is a representation of a component of a fire alarm. This
component could be the heat sensor of a combined smoke and heat
detector, or it may be a relay that controls alarm devices such as
sounders, or it may be some internal part of the control equipment.
The point that represents this component has a state, which can be one
or more of:
Smoke Control/AS 1668 Fan Panel
Terminology Used in this Manual
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