Kidde Fire Systems VEGA LT TM0081 사용자 설명서
TM0081
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Issue 1.01
11.7
REPEATER INFORMATION
The Repeater information option defines parameters for the active style repeater panels attached to the system.
The active style repeaters are fully monitored by the main control panel and have a unique address switch. The
repeater panel has an integral power supply unit, a monitored sounder circuit output and a voltage free relay
contact output. A 24-character text message, used to describe the location of the repeater within the installation,
can be programmed at the main panel. The output circuits located within the repeater panel can also be
associated to the output groups, which will then operate as programmed within the cause & effect strategy.
The active style repeaters are fully monitored by the main control panel and have a unique address switch. The
repeater panel has an integral power supply unit, a monitored sounder circuit output and a voltage free relay
contact output. A 24-character text message, used to describe the location of the repeater within the installation,
can be programmed at the main panel. The output circuits located within the repeater panel can also be
associated to the output groups, which will then operate as programmed within the cause & effect strategy.
Repeater Information can be programmed from the following locations:
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Using the panel menu, Repeater info is located at Set → Standard features → repeater info →
followed by the required output group number to be programmed.
followed by the required output group number to be programmed.
!
Using the VIPER software, Repeater Information is located at Edit →Standard features → Repeater
Information.
Information.
11.8
MOTHERBOARD INFORMATION
Not applicable to Vega LT control panel.
11.9
PRIORITY HEADER TEXT
Header text is used to describe the type of alarm that has activated on the control panel and is associated to the
alarm priority level. The header text can be customised to suite the installation requirements.
alarm priority level. The header text can be customised to suite the installation requirements.
Priority Header Text can be programmed from the following locations:
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Using the panel menu, Header text is located at Set → Custom features → Header text → followed
by the required priority level to be programmed.
by the required priority level to be programmed.
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Using the VIPER software, Priority and Header Text is located at Edit →Custom features → Priority
and Header Text.
and Header Text.
The following Table 16 details the options available:
CUSTOM FEATURES – PRIORITY AND HEADER TEXT
Priority
Text
Priority 0
EVACUATE
Priority 1
FIRE
Priority 2
ALERT
Priority 3
PRE-ALARM
Priority 4
FAULT
Priority 5
UNASSIGNED
Priority 6
UNASSIGNED
Priority 7
UNASSIGNED
Priority 8
UNASSIGNED
Priority 9
UNASSIGNED
Table 16: Priority Header Text
11.10
CUSTOM DEVICE TEXT
The device text is used to describe the type or model of device located on the detection loop and can be
customised to suite the installation requirements. For example to change the description of the input output
module to read Shop Unit.
customised to suite the installation requirements. For example to change the description of the input output
module to read Shop Unit.
Custom Device Text can be programmed from the following locations:
!
Using the panel menu, Custom text is located at Set → Custom features → Custom text → followed
by the required text message number to be programmed.
by the required text message number to be programmed.
!
Using the VIPER software, Custom Device Text is located at Edit →Custom features → Custom
Device Text.
Device Text.
A maximum of 50 custom device text messages can be stored within the control panel memory for allocation to
the loop devices.
the loop devices.