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TM0081
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Issue 1.01
5.3
STATUS WINDOW INDICATION
The status windows located on the front of the control panel provide the user with system indications. Refer to
Table 4.
Table 4.
Indicator
Colour
Function
Fire
Red
Pulses when the panel detects a new fire condition, continuous when the user
has silenced the alarms.
has silenced the alarms.
Fire Output
Red
Pulses during any fire condition when pre-programmed outputs assigned to Fire
Alarm Routing equipment operate, continuous when alarms are silenced.
Alarm Routing equipment operate, continuous when alarms are silenced.
Common Fault
Yellow
Pulses when the panel detects an internal or external fault condition.
Test
Yellow
Pulses when system in test mode. Operates in conjunction with zone indications.
System Fault
Yellow
Constant when main processor card is reset or a system fault has occurred.
Disablement
Yellow
Constant to indicate the user has isolated some part of the system, zone or
individual input or output device.
individual input or output device.
Fire Output
Yellow
Pulses to indicate a fault condition on output(s) assigned to Fire Alarm Routing
equipment.
equipment.
Power On
Green
On when power supply is present, mains or battery.
Table 4: System Status Indications
5.4
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY LAYOUT
The liquid crystal display (LCD) provides graphical information to the user and is back lit to provide enhanced
viewing under low ambient lighting conditions. The LCD provides 8 lines of 40 characters with information
presented to the user in pre-defined locations depending upon the type of alarm, or user prompt. The display is
generally divided into five discrete areas. Refer to Figure 15.
viewing under low ambient lighting conditions. The LCD provides 8 lines of 40 characters with information
presented to the user in pre-defined locations depending upon the type of alarm, or user prompt. The display is
generally divided into five discrete areas. Refer to Figure 15.
Area 1 (line 1 & 2) is reserved for the priority alarm header text and is located in the top left-hand corner of the
display. Consisting of a maximum of 12 double height characters, the header text defines the type of active
alarm or status condition.
display. Consisting of a maximum of 12 double height characters, the header text defines the type of active
alarm or status condition.
Area 2 (line 1 top right hand corner) is used to display date & time, current access level and low priority system
status information.
status information.
Area 3 (line 3) is used to display the total number of active alarms, by zone within the indicated priority queue
and to indicate to the user that further alarms may be present in lower priority queues.
and to indicate to the user that further alarms may be present in lower priority queues.
Area 4 (lines 4,5 & 6) is used to display zone, group or system specific alarm information. For example, during a
priority one fire alarm condition, the first zone in a fire condition is displayed on line 4, the second zone line 5
and the fourth or last zone line 6. During a priority four, fault alarm condition line 4 is reserved for system faults,
line 5 zone faults and line 6 group faults.
priority one fire alarm condition, the first zone in a fire condition is displayed on line 4, the second zone line 5
and the fourth or last zone line 6. During a priority four, fault alarm condition line 4 is reserved for system faults,
line 5 zone faults and line 6 group faults.
Area 5 (line 7 & 8) is used for additional information relating to alarms shown on lines 4,5 & 6. To view the
additional alarm information press enter (
additional alarm information press enter (
↵
) button.
Figure 15: Display layout