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Vigilant MX1 Operator Manual Document: LT0344
Page 4-6 8 August 2017 Issue 2.4
Point Events Text
Reset history
The point’s HH and HL values have been reset.
Reset tracking
The point’s TV value has been reset (to the CV).
S/C Fault
An input or output has an short circuit in the wiring connected to it.
Test De-operate
This output point has been switched into or out of an operated
condition as part of a point test.
Test Operate
Test Start Not nml
This point is not Normal at the start of a self test, for example type
mismatch, device fail.
Unassigned point
There is a device at this address which is not in the system data file.
Window Fault
This flame detector has a dirty window.
F1
F2
F4
F3
<time> <date> OLDEST
Local event PREV
<event text> NEXT
NEWEST
Fig 4-8 System Event Message Format
The <event text> is one of the following:
System Events Text
Event Text
Meaning
Alarm Devices Silence
The alarm devices were silenced after an alarm
occurred.
Alarm Devices Unsilence
The alarm devices were resounded after being
silenced.
Bad Event
The event code was not recognised by the panel.
Cold start
The MX1 has been powered up.
Command Received
A zone or point command has been received on the
network from the specified SID.
Commission Mode On/Off
Commissioning mode has been started/stopped.
Date changed
The system date has been changed. The new date is
used for the event.
Daylight Save Start
Daylight Saving Time adjustment to the system clock
has been started or stopped, respectively.
Daylight Saving End
DB Prgrm (ID) User Name
A user able to change the system datafile logged on
or logged off the programming port, respectively. ID is
user ID, user name shows the user’s name.
DB Prgrm end
Diag logon (ID) User Name
A user able to use diagnostic functions logged on or
logged off the diagnostic/programming port,
respectively. ID is user ID, user name shows the
user’s name.
Diag logoff
History Reset
Non-volatile event messages were all cleared (usually
following a restore failure). All previous history events
will have been lost.
System Events

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