Kidde Fire Systems VEGA LT TM0081 사용자 설명서
TM0081
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Issue 1.01
6.3
RESETTING THE SYSTEM AFTER A FIRE CONDITION
To silence and reset the system after a genuine fire condition within the building and to switch off the internal
audible buzzer:
audible buzzer:
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Press the SILENCE BUZZER button (the audible buzzer stops, the zone light(s) and ALARM light
continue flashing. The audible alarm circuits continue to sound unless programmed off)
continue flashing. The audible alarm circuits continue to sound unless programmed off)
When the fire condition has been rectified, to reset the system:
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Enter access level 2 using the appropriate pass code – default 7179.
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The display will confirm access has been granted.
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Press the SILENCE ALARMS button (the audible alarms stop). The red zone alarm light(s) and the
ALARM light stay on (If another zone alarm condition occurs, the new red zone alarm light and the
ALARM lights, the buzzer and audible alarms sound and the original red zone alarm stays on).
Note: if a second device within the original zone occurs, then the original zone light will begin to
flash again.
ALARM light stay on (If another zone alarm condition occurs, the new red zone alarm light and the
ALARM lights, the buzzer and audible alarms sound and the original red zone alarm stays on).
Note: if a second device within the original zone occurs, then the original zone light will begin to
flash again.
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When all zone fire conditions have been rectified, press the RESET button. Press the cancel (
←
)
button. The panel reverts to access level 1.
Note: It is not possible to reset the panel until the SILENCE ALARMS button has been pressed.
If the fire condition still exists, the panel will revert to the alarm condition. To reset the panel it may be necessary
to clear smoke or heat from the detectors and to replace the glass in the manual fire call point.
to clear smoke or heat from the detectors and to replace the glass in the manual fire call point.
6.4
FAULT CONDITIONS
When a fault occurs on a critical part of the fire alarm system, the panel responds by activating, in pulsed mode,
the internal audible buzzer and operating the COMMON FAULT light. The LCD display is updated with specific
information relating to the fault and the panels fault relay output is de-activated. Faults indicated on the LCD
display are categorised as System Faults, Zone Faults and Group Faults. Repairing any particular fault
condition will automatically clear the fault from the panel. If the panel is reset when faults are present, the faults
will reappear after a short period of time.
the internal audible buzzer and operating the COMMON FAULT light. The LCD display is updated with specific
information relating to the fault and the panels fault relay output is de-activated. Faults indicated on the LCD
display are categorised as System Faults, Zone Faults and Group Faults. Repairing any particular fault
condition will automatically clear the fault from the panel. If the panel is reset when faults are present, the faults
will reappear after a short period of time.
6.4.1 System
Faults
System status faults generally relate to control circuits and monitoring inputs wired directly inside the control
panel. The types of system status faults are:
panel. The types of system status faults are:
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Earth faults
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Loop faults
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Repeater comms faults
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MBLC \ SBLC comms faults
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Power Supply fault
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External fault
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Log on fault
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Config fault
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Interrupt fault
If a system fault occurs on one of the circuits inside the control panel:
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The yellow COMMON FAULT light flashes
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An audible buzzer on the panel sounds intermittently
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The event printer prints out the full alarm details (when installed and fully enabled)
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The display updates providing the user with the alarm header text, total number of alarms, system
fault indication and total number of system faults present. Refer to Figure 23.
fault indication and total number of system faults present. Refer to Figure 23.