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1 asimpex 4020 Fire Aarm Operating nstruction< Simpex Time Recorder Co. FA ( ) A specifications and other information shown were current as of pubication, and are subject to change without notice. Ed695

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3 CAUTON ELECTRCAL HAZARD Disconnect eectrica power when making any interna adjustments or repairs. nstaation and servicing shoud be performed by quaified Simpex Representatives. B +m- CAUTON POWERNG REQUREMENT When removing power from this system, disconnect batteries FRST and AC power ast. When connecting power to this system, connect AC power FRST and batteries ast. CAUTON mproper programming of this system can resut in improper system operation. Carefuy test the system after programming is competed. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not instaed and used in accordance with the instructions manua, may cause interference to radio communications. t has been tested and found to compy with the imits for a Cass A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rues, which are designed to provide reasonabe protection against such interference when operated in a commercia environment. Operation of this identia area is ikey to cause e user at his own expense tever measures may be

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5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page SECTON - SYSTEM OVERVEW ntroduction System Operating Description Log n Procedure... 3 Log Out Procedure Handing Abnorma Conditions... 5 SECTON 2 - ALARM CONDTONS ntroduction... 9 Goba Acknowedge Pane Operation During Aarm Conditions... 9 How to Sience the Aarm Signas How to Reset the System ndividua Acknowedge Pane Operation During Aarm Conditions How to Sience the Aarm Signas How to Reset the System Essentia Aarm Condition Keys Aarm Acknowedge Keys Aarm Sience Key System Reset Key ;z f the Aarm Point Does Not Reset... How to Disabe a Point SECTON 3 - TROUBLE CONDTONS ntroduction Goba Acknowedge Pane Operation During Troube Conditions ndividua Acknowedge Pane Operation During Troube Conditions Essentia Troube Condition Keys Troube Acknowedge Key System Reset Key f the Troube Does Not Reset How to Disabe a Point With a Troube Condition Troube ndications for TrueAarmTM Sensors ntroduction Amost Dirty ndication Ditiy ndication Excessive/y Dirty ndication Sef-Test Abnorma ndication TrueAarm Anaog Detection is protected by U.S. Patent No. $155,466. TrueAarm Detector Base is protected by U.S. Patent No. 5,173,663. i

6 SECTON 4 - SUPERVSORY CONDTONS ntroduction Goba Acknowedge Pane Operation During Supervisory Conditions ndividua Acknowedge Pane dperation During Supervisory Conditions Essentia Supervisory Condition Keys Supervisory Acknowedge Key SECTON 5 - RS-232 NTERFACE ntroduction RS-232 Port Access Leves Video Termina CRT Function Key Definitions Set-Up Procedure CRT Screen Dispays CRT Main Menu Screen Acknowedge Screen Log n Screen Historica Log Screen Status Screen System Printer Page SECTON 6 - NETWORK NTERFACE ntroduction Network (or 2120) nterface Operation During Wak TestTM SECTON 7 - MAPNET ADDRESSABLE NTERFACE ntroduction TrueAarm System Operation....; Generating TrueAarm Reports MAPNET Aphanumeric Dispays Point Addressing How to Dispay a System Point What to do if a Point wi not Reset SECTON 8 - ADVANCED FUNCTONS ntroduction CONTROL Keys FUNCTON KEYS How to Set Time and Date How to Escape From Menu Point Contro with the FUNCTON Key DSPLAY/ACTON Keypad FUNCTON Key MENU Key PREVOUS Key NEXT Key LAMP TEST Key Action Keys Wak Test is protected by U.S. Patent No. 4,725,818. Communication Net is protected by U.S. Patent No. 4,798,025.

7 ... SECTON 8 - ADVANCED FUNCTONS (Continued) ENTRY Keypad How to Use the Prefix Keys to Dispay System Points How to Dispay the Sensitivity of a TrueAarm Sensor Additiona Keys ENTER CLR NET/- (Network/Hyphen) DEL Viewing Power Suppy/Charger Votage and Current Readings Point Seection Seecting Points Using Lists Seecting Points Using The Keypad Seecting Additiona Lists Operator Access Leves Power-Up Sequence Page SECTON 9 -.SYSTEM TEST PROCEDURES Lamp Test Wak Test Wak Test by Group Zone Coding Option Sient Wak Test Entering Wak Test Mode Wak Test Operation Wak Test Features Abort Audibe and Deay On Reactivation Active/Not Active Auto Abort On Aarm Auto Abort On Time-out Contro List Deay Before Reset Logging Option (Log/No Log) Monitor Zone List Programmer Configuration Sig/No Sig (Sient Wak Test Seection) System Troube Troube Audibe Zone Code/Zero Code Wak Test Procedures How to Enter a Wak Test Passcode How to Enter Wak Test Mode How to Exit Wak Test Mode How to Turn a Point OFF How to Turn a Point ON How to Return a Point to Auto How to Enabe a Disabed Point What to Do in Case of System Mafunction....61

8 APPENDX - ABBREVATED OPERATOR NTERFACE PROCEDURES Operator Log n/log Out Procedures Access Leve Log n Procedure Access Leve Log n Procedure from the CRT Access Leve Log Out Procedure Access Leve Log Out Procedure from the CRT System Operating Procedures Viewing a List of Points Viewing the Status of Any System Point Controing System Points Viewing the Sensitivity of a TrueAarm Sensor Logging and Cearing an Anaog Sensor Peak Vaue Viewing the Historica Aarm and Troube Logs Cearing the Historica Aarm and Troube Logs Viewing Abnorma System Conditions with the Dispay Time Key Cearing the Aarm Verification Tay Viewing Power Suppy/Charger Votage and Current Readings Generating TrueAarm Reports Figure FGURES nterface Pane... 2 nterface Pane Showing Fire Aarm Condition... 9 nterface Pane Showing Troube Condition nterface Pane Showing System Supervisory Condition CRT Main Menu Screen CRT Acknowedge Screen CRT Log n Screen CRT Aarm Historica Log Screen CRT Status Screen Character Line Width Printout Character Line Width Printout Typica TrueAarm Status Report Screen Typica TrueAarm Service Report Screen nterface Pane Contros and ndicators CONTROL Keys nterface Pane FUNCTON Keys DSPLAY/ACTON Keypad ENTRY Keypad Typica Programmer s Report with Point Address Data Page Tabe 1 2 TABLES RS-232 nterface Defaut Protection Leves Function Key Definitions Page

9 SECTON 1 SYSTEM OVERVEW NTRODUCTON The Simpex 4020 is a microprocessor-based Fire Aarm System. t is UL-isted, power-imited, eectricaysupervised, and protected against oss of primary AC power and brown-out conditions. The standard 4020 can contro up to 127 points. Depending on options, the 4020 can contro a maximum of 254 addressabe points. Since a points in a system may not be addressabe, the 4020 aso offers up to 20 hardwired points (with 4 points standard) that can be used to interface with detector zones, be or horn circuits, and auxiiary reay contro. Each hardwired point is individuay configurabe as either a monitor point, a signa circuit, or as an auxiiary reay output, with up to 8 different points on a singe card. The 4020 offers a variety of ways to provide remote annunciation. t can communicate with the LCD annunciator, the SCWRCU, or the graphic SCWRCU. The RS-232 interface can be used to output to a printer or CRT. An aphanumeric dispay on the 4020 Operator nterface Pane (Figure 1) indicates the condition of the system. The aphanumeric dispay shows various prompts and abes which guide the user through a sequenced operation for each abnorma condition. Audibe and visua indications are provided to indicate abnorma conditions when they exist within the system. The 4020 capacities are as foows: Up to two channes with up to 127 addressabe devices each for a tota of 254 addressabe devices Up to 20 hardwired points, configurabe as monitor, signa, or auxiiary reay points An RS-232 interface Up to 31 remote annunciator ocations, which can accommodate SCWRCU, graphic SCU/RCU, and LCD annunciators An 8-Amp switching power suppy, with a battery charger capabe of charging batteries with up to 50 Ah capacity. The defaut hardware for a 4020 incudes a master controer with a dispay, master troube points, city circuit, and tone-aert. The standard save modue uses three card addresses. Card (address) 1 W functions ike an 8-point mutifunction /O card, but ony the first 4 points are avaiabe. Card 2 is the power suppy card. Card 3 is the buit-in MAPNET@ channe. The foowing optiona hardware is aowed: An additiona card Two eight-point mutifunctiona /O cards An RS-232 interface card configured with two isoated ports, with the abiity for one port to be dedicated to communications with a 2120 Mutipex System. Seria annunciators incuding the LCD dispay, the SCWRCU, or the graphic SCWRCU 4120 Network nterface 25.5 Vot Limiter Modue for Agent Reease. NOTE: This document covers operating procedures for a typica 4020 system. Appications wi vary due to optiona hardware instaed, custom programming, and oca code requirements.

10 2 SYSTEM OPERATNG DESCRPTON The 4020 Operator nterface Pane, hereinafter caed the interface pane, shows the foowing under norma conditions: Green POWER ON LED ON (indicating that AC power is appied) A other interface pane indications OFF Aphanumeric LCD dispay states that the system is norma, as shown beow. SYSTEM S NORMAL 08:23:43 MON 04-APR-94 Abnorma conditions are indicated on the interface pane by fashing the aarm, supervisory, or troube LED and sounding the tone-aert. The aphanumeric dispay provides information as to the point status (aarm, supervisory, and troube), type of aarm (smoke detector, pu station etc.), number of abnorma conditions in the system, and a custom abe. Aarm, supervisory, and troube conditions each have their respective acknowedge key. Pressing the appropriate acknowedge key wi sience the tone-aert. However, the LED indicating the abnorma condition remains iuminated unti a initiating devices are restored to norma. Figure 1 nterface Pane (Access Door Cosed) f your system is configured with the CRT or printer option, point status is aso dispayed on these devices. The CRT option contros various system functions. t can acknowedge system status changes, sience aarm signas, and perform system reset procedures. When an initiating device (monitor point) senses a Fire Aarm Condition (heat, smoke, manua activation, etc.), notification appiances (signas) and the tone-aert sounds, and the FRE ALARM LED turns ON and fashes, indicating that a Fire Aarm condition is present. n addition, depending on the nature of the aarm condition, reays trip, the city circuit activates, and various programmed events occur. The tone-aert continues sounding unti the aarm is acknowedged.

11 When an initiating device senses a System Supervisory Condition (tamper vave off norma, generator status, etc.), programmed notification appiances and the tone-aert sounds, the SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED on the interface pane turns ON and fashes, the city circuit may be activated (if required by oca codes), and various programmed events occur. The tone-aert continues sounding unti the condition is acknowedged or ceared. When the 4020 senses a mafunction within the system (oss of power, hardware faiure, etc.), a Troube Condition is announced by the interface pane. The tone-aert sounds steady, the SYSTEM TROUBLE LED fashes and various programmed events occur. The tone-aert continues sounding unti the condition is acknowedged or ceared. NOTE: When an operator interface pane key is referenced within this manua, it is normay shown between eft and right arrows. Exampes are cack> and <ALARM SLENCE>. A abnorma conditions must be acknowedged by pressing the cack> key under the appropriate fashing LED. Notification appiances are sienced by pressing the <ALARM SLENCE> key. NOTE: When you press the <ALARM SLENCE> key, the ALARM SLENCED LED turns ON steady. Depressing the <SYSTEM RESET> key restores the system to the norma operating mode if Fire Aarm Conditions have been acknowedged and restored. Depressing the <PRORTY 2 ALARM RESET> key on the CONTROL Key Pane restores the system to norma operation if Priority 2 Aarm Conditions have been acknowedged and restored. (A keys on the CONTROL Key Pane must be programmed for function.) The tone-aert may be programmed to sound at specified time intervas to serve as a reminder that a troube sti exists within the system (System Troube Reminder). The system has re-sound capabiity. f, after siencing the signas, the system detects another abnorma condition, the zone with the abnorma condition is indicated on the interface pane aphanumeric dispay, the appropriate indicator again fashes, and the signas again sound. To provide maximum efficiency in performing primary fire aarm functions, an interface pane access door, shown in Figure 1, covers a keys except those required for indication and interaction for emergency situations. (The access door must be opened to reset Priority 2 Aarm Conditions.) LOG N PROCEDURE NOTE: Various functions may be passcode protected to prevent access by unauthorized personne. Passcodes are provided to the user during system instaation. To change or receive additiona information concerning your passcodes, contact your oca Simpex Branch Office. To Log n, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Obtain the appropriate passcode information. 2. Open the interface pane access door. 3. Press the <MENU> key on the Dispay/Action keypad on the right side of the interface pane. The aphanumeric dispay shows the foowing message. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Change Access Leve? 4. Press the <ENTER> key on the Dispay/Action keypad. The foowing message is dispayed. F=Login CURRENT ACCESS F2=Logout LEVEL = 1

12 5. Press the <F> key (above the aphanumeric dispay). The dispay shows the foowing message. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> 6. Enter the passcode (up to 10 numbers). Press the <ENTER> key on the ENTRY keypad. For security reasons, an X is dispayed for each digit of your passcode, as shown beow. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> xxx f the passcode is correct, the foowing message is shown. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> ACCESS GRANTED After a brief pause, the dispay shows the granted access eve, such as the eve 2 access message shown beow. F=Login F2=Logout CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL = 2 7. Press the <CLR> key twice. The dispay shows system status, as shown beow. SYSTEM S NORMAL 08:24:44 MON 04-APR-94 LOG OUT PROCEDURE MPORTANT FALURE TO LOG OUT ALLOWS UNAUTHORZED PERSONNEL ACCESS TO THE VAROUS PASSCODE PROTECTED FUNCTONS. F NO KEYPAD ACTVTY S DETECTED FOR TEN MNUTES, THE SYSTEM WLL RETURN TO LEVEL 1 ACCESS. Perform the foowing procedure to Log Out and return the operator access eve to LEVEL 1 status.

13 1. Press the <MENU> key. The foowing message is dispayed. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Change Access Leve? 2. Press the <ENTER> key. The foowing message is dispayed. F=Login F2=Logout CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL = 2 3. Press the cf2> key. After a brief pause, the dispay shows a message simiar to the one beow. ACCESS F=Login LEVEL F2=Logout REDUCED TO LEVEL 1 4. Press the cclr> key to exit. The dispay wi show a message simiar to one of the foowing messages. SYSTEM S NORMAL 9:27:40 MON 04-APR-94 **TROUBLE** Press <ACK> FRE = 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 HANDLNG ABNORMAL CONDTONS When an abnorma condition occurs, at east one of the interface pane LEDs (FRE ALARM, PRORTY 2 ALARM, SYSTEM SUPERVSORY, or SYSTEM TROUBLE) fashes, and the tone-aert sounds. The aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane shows the tota number of abnorma conditions present in the system. At a gance, you know how serious the situation is by reading the number of abnorma conditions dispayed, such as the singe aarm - condition shown beow. **FRE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 1 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 0 The system aso creates a List when abnorma conditions exist. The ist contains the number of abnorma conditions present in the system. The cack> keys are pushed to view the abnorma condition ist, and review each condition, if required. When an Aarm Condition is detected by the system, the appropriate ALARM LED fashes and the tone-aert puses. For supervisory and troube conditions, the appropriate interface pane LED fashes, and the tone-aert sounds steady.

14 Pressing the appropriate cack> key (under the fashing LED) dispays the first acknowedged condition in the appropriate ist. Note that the cack> function may be passcode protected. f you have insufficient priviege to acknowedge the condition, a message wi indicate the probem, and wi aow you to view the points without acknowedging them. f you have sufficient priviege to acknowedge the condition, a message is dispayed informing you that the condition has been acknowedged. (See Operator Access Leves, Section 8, and Log n Procedure, Section 1, for detais.) The 4020 system can be configured with either Goba or ndividua Acknowedge. When Goba Acknowedge is used in the system, one press of an <ACK> key gobay acknowedges every abnorma point in the system in that category. f a the points are acknowedged in this manner, an appropriate message is dispayed. When Goba Acknowedge is used in a system, and the supervisory service or troube conditions cears, the abnorma condition automaticay cears. Aarm conditions must be acknowedged. f ndividua Acknowedge is used in the system, the appropriate <ACK> key must be pressed for each condition change. Note that the acknowedge function imposes a deay of at east one second between point acknowedgments. This minimum deay aows you to view the information dispayed on the aphanumeric dispay for each point that is being acknowedged by the cack> key. When a point is acknowedged, the interface pane status LED gows steady, and the tone-aert siences. The tota number of aarm, supervisory, and troube conditions show on the aphanumeric dispay aong with a prompt to press the cack> key for point review. Pressing the cack> key scros through the seected ist in chronoogica order. Each ist is different and contains information concerning a particuar abnorma condition. After 30 seconds of keypad inactivity, the tota number of abnorma conditions is again shown on the aphanumeric dispay. Pressing the cack> key seects a ist for review. The first point to be dispayed is either the first acknowedged point in the ist, or the first point in the ist if a are acknowedged. Aarm, supervisory, and troube ists are dispayed in chronoogica order. A message wi indicate when the end of a ist has been reached. The ast message contains the tota number of abnorma conditions, such as the singe aarm message shown beow. **FRE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 1 PRZ = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 0 The <DSPLAY TME> Key The <DSPLAY TME> key is used to view the time of day when the abnorma condition occurred. By viewing the time for each abnorma condition occurrence, fire department personne can determine the path and possibe cause for each abnorma condition. Note that the <DSPLAY TME> key ony dispays time for existing abnorma conditions. Using the <DSPLAY TME* Key The red <DSPLAY TME> key works for any point currenty in an aarm, supervisory, or troube condition. The aarm ist information is obtained from the historica og and is shown on the aphanumeric dispay, in order of occurrence. n situations where mutipe conditions are present, you can simpy push one key to review the time that each abnorma condition occurred. An exampe of an aarm condition is shown beow. REVERE BULDNG 3RD FLOOR SMOKE DETECTOR FRE ALARM

15 f the <DSPLAY TME> key is pressed and hed down, the dispay shows the aarm ist information as shown beow. This information is ony dispayed whie the <DSPLAY TME> key is hed down. REVERE BULDNG 3RD FLOOR FRE ALARM AT: 19:56:32 MON 04-APR-94 When the <DSPLAY TME> key is reeased, the dispay reverts back to its origina abe and status. To dispay aarm ist information, perform the foowing steps. 1. Ensure that the point to be checked is shown on the aphanumeric dispay by pressing the appropriate cack> key. 2. Press and hod in the <DSPLAY TME> key. nformation concerning the abnorma condition (aarm, supervisory or troube) is dispayed. NOTE: f the point is not found in the og due to og overfow, the message NO TME FOUND N LOG, dispays. 3. Press the appropriate cack> key to dispay the next condition change. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 above, as required. NOTE: This key wi not work for points directy entered into the system via the keypad (e.g., /O Points, etc.).

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17 SECTON 2 ALARM CONDTONS NTRODUCTON CAUTON FOLLOW LOCAL OPERATNG PROCEDURES WHEN NVESTGATNG ALARM CONDTONS. NOTE: Refer to Figure 2 for ocations of interface pane LEDs and Keys. When an Aarm Condition is detected by the 4020, the condition is indicated by the foowing: Red FRE ALARM or PRORTY 2 ALARM LED is fashing Tone-aert is pusing LEDs on annunciators may iuminate The aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane indicates an aarm condition, such as the Fire Aarm condition shown beow. **FRE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 1 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 0 The interface pane has two red LEDs which are used to indicate aarm conditions. When a Fire Aarm condition or a Priority 2 Aarm Condition occurs, the appropriate red LED fashes, the tone-aert puses, and an aarm message appears on the aphanumeric dispay. When the appropriate <ALARM ACK> key is pressed, the red LED stops fashing and gows steady, and the tone-aert siences. When the <ALARM SLENCE> key is pressed, the system signas are sienced. When the appropriate <SYSTEM RESET> key is pressed, the aarm condition cears and the red ALARM LED turns off. GLOBAL ACKNOWLEDGE PANEL OPERATON DURNG ALARM CONDTONS RED ALARM LED (FLASHNG) *FRE** Press <ACb to review. FRE z 1 PR2 0 SUPV : 0 TRBL 0 FRE PRORTY 2 J / ALPHANUMERC DSPLAY / ALARM SLENCED LED --% 0 ALARM ALARM SUPERVSORY TROUBLE SLENCED -ON-, SYSTEM RESET KEY ALARM ACKNOWLEDGE KEY ALARM SLENCE KEY Figure 2 nterface Pane Showing Fire Aarm Condition

18 A GLOBAL ACKNOWLEDGE of an Aarm Condition is accompished in the foowing manner. 1. Unock and open the encosure door. Read the aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane. t reports the number and type of aarm conditions, as shown beow. **FRE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 1 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 0 2. Press the <ALARM ACK> key under the fashing red LED. The foowing items shoud occur: a. The tone-aert siences and the dispay shows pertinent report information, such as shown beow. FRST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 31 PULL STATON FRE ALARM b. The ALARM LED changes from fashing to steady ON, and a aarm conditions are acknowedged. c. Pressing the cack> key scros through a aarms in chronoogica order. HOW TO SLENCE THE ALARM SGNALS + Press the <ALARM SLENCE> key and read the dispay. The aphanumeric dispay wi show signa status (as shown beow), and the ALARM SLENCED LED turns ON steady. ALARM SLENCE N PROGRESS... HOW TO RESET THE SYSTEM When the aarm condition has been ceared, restore or repace a affected devices (pu stations, smoke detectors etc.) in accordance with the instructions provided with each device. Since the system reset procedure for a Fire Aarm Condition differs from the system reset procedure for a Priority 2 Aarm Condition, the system reset procedure you use wi depend on the nature of the aarm condition. Use one of the foowing procedures to reset the system: To reset a FRE ALARM Condition: Press the <SYSTEM RESET> key. To reset a PRORTY 2 ALARM Condition: Open the interface pane door and press the <PRORTY 2 ALARM RESET> key on the CONTROL pane. Then, after the ALARM LED fashes and the tone-aert puses, press the <ALARM ACK> key twice. (After a deay, the system returns to norma and the dispay reads:) SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:23:55 MON 04-APR-94

19 NDVDUAL ACKNOWLEDGE PANEL OPERATON DURNG ALARM CONDTONS An NDVDUAL ACKNOWLEDGE of an Aarm Condition is accompished in the foowing manner. 1. Unock and open the encosure door. The aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane reports the number, and type of aarm conditions, as shown beow. **FRE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 1 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 0 2. Press the <ALARM ACK> key. Read and foow the instructions on the aphanumeric dispay. Pertinent report data is given as shown beow. FRST FLOOR EAST WNG Press ACK key to acknowedge ALARM PULL STATON,FRE ALARM 3. Press <ALARM ACK> key again. Readthe report data. Repeat this procedure to review a reports. Reports are dispayed in chronoogica order. Note that the foowing items have occurred: a. Tone-aert is sienced b. ALARM LED is ON, but is no onger fashing. HOW TO SLENCE THE ALARM SGNALS Press the <ALARM SLENCE> key and read the dispay. The aphanumeric dispay wi show signa status (as shown beow), and the ALARM SLENCED LED turns ON steady. ALARM SLENCE N PROGRESS... HOW TO RESET THE SYSTEM When the aarm condition has been ceared, restore or repace a affected devices (pu stations, smoke detectors, etc.) in accordance with the instructions provided with each device. Then do the foowing: To reset a FRE ALARM Condition: Press the <SYSTEM RESET> key. To reset a PRORTY 2 ALARM Condition: Open the interface pane door and press the <PRORTY 2 ALARM RESET> key on the CONTROL pane. Then, after the ALARM LED fashes and the tone-aert puses, press the <ALARM ACK> key twice. (After a deay, the system returns to norma and the dispay reads:) SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:27:34 MON 04-APR-94

20 ESSENTAL ALARM CONDTON KEYS The essentia keys for aarm conditions are the <ALARM ACK> (Aarm Acknowedge), <ALARM SLENCE>, and the <SYSTEM RESET> keys. The remaining keys are conceaed by the interface pane access door and are associated with advanced system functions. (See Section 8, Advanced Functions.) ALARM ACKNOWLEDGE KEYS The <ALARM ACK> keys are ocated directy under the FRE ALARM LED and the PRORTY 2 ALARM LED. Pressing the <ALARM ACK> key (twice for ndividua Acknowedge or once for Goba Acknowedge) causes the ALARM LED to change from fashing to steady ON and siences the tone-aert. Pressing the <ALARM ACK> key does the foowing: Seects the next unacknowedged aarm point in the ist for dispay (ndividua Acknowedge) Acknowedges the dispayed point or acknowedges a points on the ist (Goba Acknowedge) Scros the points chronoogicay after a points have been acknowedged. f the <ALARM ACK> key is passcode protected, you cannot use this key to acknowedge aarms uness you have the required access eve. (See Operator Access Leves, Section 8, and Log n Procedure, Section 1.) There are two types of acknowedges for the 4020 system: Goba Acknowedge and ndividua Acknowedge. Each acknowedge type operates with the System Aarm Condition in the foowing manner. Goba Acknowedge - When Goba Acknowedge is used on the 4020 system, a singe key press of the <ALARM ACK> key acknowedges a aarm status changes in the system. f status change information is required, you may review this data by pressing the <ALARM ACK> key and reading the aphanumeric dispay. ndividua Acknowedge (For NFPA 72 Proprietary Receiver Requirements) - f an aarm condition has been acknowedged with the <ALARM ACK> key and further unacknowedged conditions remain in the system, the tone-aert continues sounding and the next status change shows on the aphanumeric dispay. This process repeats unti a changes are acknowedged. When this occurs, the tone-aert siences, and the highest priority acknowedge change appears on the dispay. ALARM SLENCE KEY CAUTON PRESSNG THE ALARM SLENCE KEY CAUSES FRE ALARM EVACUATON SGNALS TO TURN OFF: FOLLOW LOCAL PROCEDURES TO SLENCE ALARM EVACUATON SGNALS. When an aarm condition exists, various signas, auxiiary reays, the city connection, and the tone-aert may activate (depending on the type of aarm condition, the system configuration, and the stage of the aarm condition). The <ALARM SLENCE> key, when pressed, turns OFF a circuits programmed to foow the Aarm Sience key. The <ALARM SLENCE> key press wi: Turn OFF signa circuits Turn ON the ALARM SLENCED LED Dispay a message, such as the one shown beow. ALARM SLENCE N PROGRESS...

21 Aarm Sience Software Considerations The foowing software functions affect ALARM SLENCE operation. f a Coded nput Device is activated, the <ALARM SLENCE> key press may be ignored unti this function has competed coding. Notification appiances cannot be sienced when a coded station is in aarm. However, the fashing LED wi change from fashing ON to steady ON when the <ALARM ACK> key is pushed. The notification appiances sience automaticay upon coding competion. f the Aarm Sience nhibit Function is activated but not competed, the <ALARM SLENCE> key press is ignored. The message, ALARM SLENCE NHBTED, dispays for a short time to indicate the action was not taken. The message ALARM SLENCE NO LONGER NHBTED dispays when the inhibit function times out. f seected, the aarm sience inhibit may be programmed from 1 to 99 minutes. When seected, signas cannot be sienced unti the programmed time has eapsed. f Waterfow/Sprinker Devices are activated, notification appiances may or may not be sienced (depending on oca code requirements). Usuay, a dedicated be wi continue to sound to indicate water fow. Some visua notification appiances may continue to fash unti the system is reset. SYSTEM RESET KEY The <SYSTEM RESET> key is used to return the system to its norma state after a Fire Aarm Condition has been ceared. When the <SYSTEM RESET> key is pushed, it causes any atched circuits to reset automaticay. Aso reset are initiating devices, reays (incuding the city reay), notification appiances, and a LEDs and indicators which are programmed to reset with the <SYSTEM RESET> key. The message, SYSTEM RESET N PROGRESS, dispays when the <SYSTEM RESET> key is pressed. When the Fire Aarm Condition has reset, the FRE ALARM LED fashes, and the system requires that the <ALARM ACK> key be pressed. When the <ALARM ACK> key is pressed, a message shoud be dispayed that is simiar to the one shown beow. SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:37:13 MON 04-APR-94 f a zone stays in aarm during the reset period, the message SYSTEM RESET N PROGRESS is foowed by the message shown beow. ALARM PRESENT, SYSTEM RESET ABORTED When the SYSTEM RESET ABORTED message dispays, the system remains in an aarm state. The dispay indicates the tota number of aarms present in the system aong with a prompt to use the <ALARM ACK> key to review the points. These points do not require acknowedgment. The ALARM LED remains ON to indicate that a device is sti in an aarm condition. f the system does not reset, and the dispay sti shows an aarm athough no aarm condition exists, read the aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane to determine the type of device and the ocation of the device in aarm. Foow oca procedures to investigate the area of the buiding with the aarm. Look for devices sti in aarm (pu stations, smoke detectors, etc.). Most devices atch unti they are reset, either by the system or manuay. F THE ALARM PONT DOES NOT RESET f a device does not reset, you may choose to perform the Disabe Procedure given in the foowing paragraphs. 13

22 14 HOW TO DSABLE A PONT CAUTON DSABLNG A PONT CAUSES THAT PONT TO NOT REPORT ALARM CONDTONS OR OTHER STATUS CHANGES. A PONT SHOULD NOT BE DSABLED UNLESS T S CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD THAT FRE DETECTON OR SECURTY FOR THE AREA OF THE BULDNG COVERED BY THAT PONT WLL BE LOST. APPROPRATE STEPS MUST BE TAKEN TO PROVDE ALTERNATE MEANS OF PROTECTON FOR THAT AREA OF THE BULDNG WHLE THE PONT S DSABLED. f a device does not reset, you may disconnect the device/point causing the aarm condition. However, this point must first be identified. Press the <ALARM ACK> key, and read the aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane. Then disabe the identified aarm point with the <DSABLE> key. f the <DSABLE> key is passcode protected, perform the Log n Procedure before performing the Disabe Procedure. The <DSABLE> key press removes power to any dispayed monitor point. Thus, disabing a point causes a troube condition on the individua zone. To disabe a point, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Open the interface pane access door. 2. Press the <ACK> key unti the point to be disabed is shown on the aphanumeric dispay, as shown beow. SECOND FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 16 PULL STATON FRE ALARM 3. Press the <DSABLE> key. The aphanumeric dispay shows the foowing message. Press <ENTER> to DSABLE /O: OXX NOTE: XX = the point to be disabed. 4. Press the CENTER> key. The aphanumeric dispay shows the action taken. ACTON TAKEN NOTE: The system indicates a troube condition each time a point is disabed. Press the ctbl ACK> key as required. To cear the aarm condition, foow System Reset Procedures. 5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 above to disabe additiona points. MPORTANT REPAR/REPLACE THE FALED CRCUT/DEVCE AS SOON AS POSSBLE. ONCE REPARED, THE DSABLED PONT SHOULD BE ENABLED AS SOON AS POSSBLE. (See Section 9, How to Enabe a Disabed Point.)

23 SECTON 3 TROUBLE CONDTONS NTRODUCTON NOTE: Refer to Figure 3 for ocations of interface pane LEDs and keys. When a System Troube Condition is detected by the 4020, the condition is indicated by the foowing: Yeow SYSTEM TROUBLE LED on the interface pane fashes Tone-aert sounds steady Annunciator LEDs may be iuminated Aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane shows the foowing message. **TROUBLE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 0 PR2 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 1 The interface pane has a yeow SYSTEM TROUBLE LED which ights whenever a troube is present in the system. When a troube occurs, the LED fashes, the tone-aert sounds steady, and a troube message appears on the aphanumeric dispay. The troube LED gows steady and the tone-aert siences when the ctbl ACK> key is pressed. When Goba Acknowedge is used, and the troube cears, the system automaticay cears without user intervention. After approximatey 30 seconds, the system aphanumeric dispay shoud indicate a norma system, as shown beow. SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:32:45 MON 04-APR-94 When ndividua Acknowedge is used, the tone-aert re-sounds when the condition cears. The ctbl ACK> key must be pressed twice (once to change from Aarm Summary to actua point, and once to acknowedge the condition). After a deay, the system aphanumeric dispay shoud indicate a norma system. GLOBAL ACKNOWLEDGE PANEL OPERATON DURNG TROUBLE CONDTONS TROUBLE Press cack> to review points. FRE 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = ALPHANUMERC DSPLAY FRE PRORTY 2 SYSTEM SYSTEM ALARM POWER 00 0 ALARM ALARM SUPERVSORYTROUB %b.,o,,d a] [-iq~][~] - ACKNOWLEDGE. /?it YELLOW SYSTEM TROUBLE LED (FLASHNG) ACKNOWLEDGE KEY Figure 3 nterface Pane Showing Troube Condition

24 A GLOBAL ACKNOWLEDGE of a System Troube Condition is accompished in the foowing manner. 1. Unock and open the encosure door. The aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane shows the troube condition: **TROUBLE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 1 2. Press the ctbl ACK> Key under the fashing yeow LED. The aphanumeric dispay shows the area and type of troube. The tone-aert siences and the yeow LED gows steady. FRST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 24 FRE MONTOR ZONE OPEN CRCUT TROUBLE 3. Read the aphanumeric dispay. Then investigate the probem to determine its cause. a. Restore or repace the defective device (switch, wire, notification appiance, etc.) in accordance with device instructions, or ca Simpex to repair the system. b. The troube automaticay cears when the probem has been corrected. c. After a deay, the aphanumeric dispay reads: SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:36:24 MON 04-APR-94 NDVDUAL ACKNOWLEDGE PANEL OPERATON DURNG TROUBLE CONDTONS An NDVDUAL ACKNOWLEDGE of a System Troube Condition is accompished in the foowing manner. 1. Unock and open the encosure door. The aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane shows a troube condition, such as shown beow. **TROUBLE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 1 2. Press the <TBL ACK> key. Repeat this step and read the reports. a. The tone-aert siences and the LED gows steady. b. The aphanumeric dispay shows the area and type of probem, as shown beow. FRST FLOOR EAST WNG Press ACK key to acknowedge FRE MONTOR ZONE OPEN CRCUT TROUBLE

25 17 3. Read the aphanumeric dispay. Then, investigate the troube to determine its cause. Restore or repace the defective device (switch, wire, notification appiance, etc.) in accordance with device instructions. NOTE: When the troube cears, the troube LED fashes and the tone-aert sounds steady. 4. Press the ctbl ACK> key under the fashing SYSTEM TROUBLE LED. The aphanumeric dispay shows the system status. 5. Press the ctbl ACK> key under the yeow SYSTEM TROUBLE LED again. After a deay, the aphanumeric dispay reads: SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:41:43 MON 04-APR-94 ESSENTAL TROUBLE CONDTON KEYS The essentia keys for troube conditions are the Troube Acknowedge ctbl ACK> and the <SYSTEM RESET> keys. The remaining keys are conceaed by the access door and are associated with advanced functions of the system. (See Section 8, Advanced Functions.) Use of these keys require advanced user skis. These keys may be passcode protected. (See Operator Access Leves, Section 8, and Log n Procedure, Section 1.) TROUBLE ACKNOWLEDGE KEY The ctbl ACK> key is used to scro through the various dispays on the aphanumeric dispay. t aso contros the Troube LEDs and the tone-aert. The <TBL ACK> key is ocated directy under the SYSTEM TROUBLE LED. Pressing the ctbl ACK> key (twice for ndividua Acknowedge or once for Goba acknowedge) causes the LED to change from fashing ON to steady ON, siences the tone-aert, and causes the foowing to occur: Seects the next unacknowedged troube point and dispay it on the aphanumeric dispay (ndividua Acknowedge) Acknowedges the dispayed point or acknowedges a points on the ist (Goba Acknowedge) Siences signas programmed to foow the ctbl ACK> key Scros the points chronoogicay after a have been acknowedged. f the <TBLACK> key is passcode protected, you cannot use this key to acknowedge troubes uness you have the required access eve. (See Operator Access Leves, Section 8, and Log n Procedure, Section 1.) There are two types of acknowedges for the 4020 system: Goba Acknowedge and ndividua Acknowedge. Each acknowedge type operates with the System Troube Condition in the foowing manner. Goba Acknowedge - When Goba Acknowedge is used on the 4020 system, a singe key press of the <TBL ACK> key acknowedges a troubes in the system. f status change information is required, you may review this data (after a 30-second deay) by pressing the <TBL ACK> key and reading the tota number of troubes on the aphanumeric dispay. ndividua Acknowedge (For NFPA 72 Proprietary Receiver Requirements) - f a troube condition has been acknowedged with the ctbl ACK> key and further unacknowedged conditions remain in the system, the tone-aert continues sounding and the next status change shows on the aphanumeric dispay. This process repeats unti a changes are acknowedged. When this occurs, the tone-aert siences.

26 SYSTEM RESET KEY NOTE: The <SYSTEM RESET> key is aso described in Section 2 of this document. Normay, troube points do not require acknowedgment of the ceared condition. f the system does not cear, read the dispay. Then check for devices sti in troube (pu stations, smoke detectors etc.). Ca Simpex to repair the system. Some troubes atch unti they are reset manuay or are reset by pressing the <SYSTEM RESET> key. These troubes incude Stye D ( Cass A ) initiating device circuit troubes, and reverse poarity city circuit troube conditions. f a monitor point intermittenty togges into troube, or wi not reset, you may choose to disabe that point, using the procedure given in the foowing paragraphs. F THE TROUBLE DOES NOT RESET f a troube condition does not cear after a device has been restored, press the <SYSTEM RESET> key. f the condition does not cear, or continuay togges troubes, the troube has not been corrected. Read the aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane to determine the ocation and type of device/point with the troube condition. You may choose to either disconnect the device, or to disabe the troube point by performing the Disabe Procedure given in the foowing paragraphs. HOW TO DSABLE A PONT WTH A TROUBLE CONDTON CAUTON DSABLNG A PONT CAUSES THAT PONT TO NOT REPORT ALARM CONDTONS OR OTHER STATUS CHANGES. A PONT SHOULD NOT BE DSABLED UNLESS T S CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD THAT FRE DETECTON OR SECURTY FOR THE AREA OF THE BULDNG COVERED BY THAT PONT WLL BE LOST. APPROPRATE STEPS MUST BE TAKEN TO PROVDE ALTERNATE MEANS OF PROTECTON FOR THAT AREA OF THE BULDNG WHLE THE PONT S DSABLED. f a point does not reset, you may disabe the point causing the troube condition. However, this point must first be identified. Press the ctbl ACK> key, and read the aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane. Then disabe the troube point with the <DSABLE> key. f the <DSABLE> key is passcode protected, perform the Log n Procedure before performing the Disabe Procedure. Note that the <DSABLE> key press removes power to any dispayed monitor point. Thus, disabing a point causes a troube condition on the individua zone. To disabe a point, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Open the interface pane access door. 2. Press the ctbl ACK> key unti the point to be disabed is shown on the aphanumeric dispay, as shown beow. SECOND FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 24 PULL STATON OPEN CRCUT TROUBLE

27 19 3. Press the <DSABLE> key. The aphanumeric dispay shows the foowing message. Press <ENTER> to DSABLE /O: OXX NOTE: XX = the point to be disabed. 4. Press the <ENTER> key. The aphanumeric dispay shows the action taken. ACTON TAKEN NOTE: The system indicates a troube condition each time a point is disabed. Press the <TBL ACK> key as required. 5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 above to disabe additiona points. MPORTANT REPAR/REPLACE THE FALED CRCUT/DEVCE AS SOON AS POSSBLE. ONCE REPARED, THE DSABLED PONT SHOULD BE ENABLED AS SOON AS POSSBLE. (See Section 9, How To Enabe A Disabed Point.) TROUBLE NDCATONS FOR TrueAarm SENSORS NTRODUCTON The devices that are used for the TrueAarm operation are considered sensors instead of detectors, because these devices do not determine aarm conditions. The TrueAarmTM smoke sensor is a measuring device that sends data regarding smoke density to the 4020 contro pane. The TrueAarmTM heat sensor operates in a simiar fashion, but sends temperature data instead of smoke density data. The 4020 uses this data to determine whether a troube has occurred. This basic operationa difference is the key to TrueAarm operation. The TrueAarm sensor has two automatic troube indications: Dirty, and. Excessivey Dirty. A Smoke Detector Dirty troube condition is reported any time the average vaue on an individua sensor reaches a set threshod vaue. At this time, the 4020 is sti compensating for environmenta factors and is hoding the set sensitivity eve. A Smoke Detector Excessivey Dirty troube condition is reported anytime the average vaue of an individua sensor reaches a higher than threshod eve. At this point, the 4020 can no onger compensate for environmenta factors, and the sensitivity eve wi begin to drift. Athough an excessivey dirty troube is reported, the sensor wi continue to operate and wi report an aarm condition if one is detected. n addition to the two automatic troube conditions, the 4020 software incudes a pre-programmed digita pseudo point (P132, Sensor Amost Dirty Log Enabe) that can be turned ON at the front pane to aow a TrueAarm sensor that is within 10 anaog units of being a dirty sensor to report as if it were one. This is usefu when maintenance is being schedued for dirty sensors, as it provides a means of seeing if other sensors are approaching a dirty state.

28 Once a minute, the 4020 software performs a sef-aarm test of each TrueAarm sensor. The sef-aarm test raises the vaue of each sensor to a vaue that simuates an aarm condition. f the sensor reports back a vaue that is not within the aarm range, a sef-test abnorma troube wi be dispayed for that specific sensor. The foowing paragraphs discuss the responsibiities of 4020 system operators when these troube indications occur. ALMOST DRTY NDCATON Using the front pane keypads, it is possibe for a SMPLEX Fied Service representative to turn on a system point that aows an amost dirty sensor to report a troube. Athough the amost dirty sensor is hoding its sensitivity eve, the 4020 operator can schedue maintenance for the sensor before the dirty sensor troube occurs. DRTY NDCATON A Dirty indication means that the sensor is hoding its sensitivity eve, but that the 4020 operator shoud schedue maintenance for the sensor. Cean the sensor as required and, if necessary, ca Simpex for service. EXCESSWEL Y DRTY NDCATON The Excessivey Dirty indication means that the sensor is no onger compensating for dirt and dust. Because fase aarms are possibe with this condition, sensors must be ceaned as soon as possibe. f necessary, ca Simpex for service. SELF-TEST ABNORMAL NDCATON A 4020 system sensors are automaticay tested once every minute. f a sensor fais to report propery to the 4020 master controer, a sef-test abnorma condition occurs. Since the sensor is not working propery, it must be repaced. Repace it, or ca Simpex for service.

29 21 SECTON 4 SUPERVSORY CONDTONS NTRODUCTON A System Supervisory Condition is used to indicate the operative condition of Automatic Sprinker Systems and other systems used for the protection of ife and property. A Supervisory Condition may indicate that one of these systems is inoperative. NOTE: Refer to Figure 4 for ocations of interface pane LEDs and keys. When a System Supervisory Condition is detected by the 4020, the condition is indicated by the foowing: Yeow SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED is fashing Tone-aert is on steady. Annunciator LEDs may iuminate Aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane shows the foowing: **SUPERVSORY** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 1 TRBL = 0 The pane has one yeow SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED which ights when a supervisory condition is present in the system. When such a condition occurs, the LED fashes, the tone-aert is ON steady, and a supervisory message is dispayed by the aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane. When the &UPV ACK> key is pressed, the SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED fash becomes a steady gow, and the tone-aert siences. GLOBAL ACKNOWLEDGE PANEL OPERATON DURNG SUPERVSORY CONDTONS SUPERVsoRY* Press cack> to revview. FRE 0 PR2 O SUPV 1 TRBL = 0 4-T FRE PRORTY 2 SYSTEM SYSTEM ALARM POWER ALPHANUMERC DSPLAY 0 0 ALARM ALARM A\& fe][i%i) m ACKNOWLEeE- YELLOW SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED (FLASHNG) Figure 4 nterface Pane Showing System Supervisory Condition A GLOBAL ACKNOWLEDGE of a System Supervisory Condition is accompished in the foowing manner.

30 1. Unock and open the encosure door. The aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane shows the supervisory condition. **SUPERVSORY** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 1 TRBL = 0 2. Press the <SUPV ACK> key under the fashing yeow LED. The aphanumeric dispay shows the area and type of condition. The tone-aert siences and the yeow LED gows steady. REVERE BASEMENT NORTH WNG ROOM 31 SPRNKLER MONTOR ABNORMAL L 1 3. Read the aphanumeric dispay. Then, investigate the condition to determine its cause. a. Restore or. repace the defective device (switch, wire, notification appiance, etc.) in accordance with device instructions, or ca Simpex to repair the system. b. The supervisory condition automaticay cears when the probem has been corrected. c. After a deay, the aphanumeric dispay reads: SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:36:24 MON 04-APR-94 NDVDUAL ACKNOWLEDGE PANEL OPERATON DURNG SUPERVSORY CONDTONS An NDVDUAL ACKNOWLEDGE of a System Supervisory Condition is accompished in the foowing manner. 1. Unock and open the encosure door. The aphanumeric dispay shows a Supervisory Condition, such as shown beow. **SUPERVSORY** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 1 TRBL = 0 2. Press the csupv ACK> key. Repeat this step and read the reports. a. The tone-aert siences and the LED gows steady.

31 23 b. The aphanumeric dispay shows the area and type of probem or condition, as shown beow. FRST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 31 Press <ACK> key to acknowedge FRST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 31 FRE PUMP MONTOR RUNNNG 3. Read the aphanumeric dispay. Then, investigate the troube or condition to determine its cause. Restore or repace the defective device (switch, wire, notification appiance, etc.) in accordance with device instructions. NOTE: When the Supervisory Condition cears, the SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED fashes and the toneaert sounds steady. 4. Press the &UPV ACK> key under the fashing SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED. The aphanumeric dispay shows the system status. 5. Press the csupv ACK> key again. After a deay, the aphanumeric dispay reads: SYSTEM S NORMAL 8~41~43 MON 04-APR-94 ESSENTAL SUPERVSORY CONDTON KEYS The essentia key for supervisory conditions is the &UPV ACK> key. The remaining keys are conceaed by the access door and are associated with advanced functions of the system. (See Section 9, Advanced Functions.) SUPERVSORY ACKNOWLEDGE KEY The &UPV ACK> key is used to Scro through the various data fieds on the aphanumeric dispay. t aso contros the SUPERVSORY LED and the tone-aert. The &UPV ACK> key is ocated directy under the SUPERVSORY LED. Pressing the csupv ACK> key (twice for ndividua Acknowedge or once for Goba Acknowedge) causes the LED to change from fashing ON to steady ON, and siences the tone-aert. The &UPV ACK> key press does the foowing: Seects the next unacknowedged supervisory point and shows it on the dispay (ndividua Acknowedge) Acknowedges the dispayed point or acknowedges a points on the ist (Goba Acknowedge) Scros the points chronoogicay after a points have been acknowedged. NOTE: The &UPV ACK> key may be passcode protected. f you do not have the required access eve, you wi not be abe to acknowedge supervisory conditions. (See Operator Access Leves, Section 8, and the Log n Procedure, Section 1, for detais.)

32 24 There are two types of acknowedges for the 4020 system: Goba Acknowedge and ndividua Acknowedge. Each acknowedge type operates with the Supervisory Condition in the foowing manner: Goba Acknowedge - When Goba Acknowedge is used on the 4020 system, a singe key press of the <SUPV ACK> key acknowedges a supervisory changes in the system. f status change information is required, you may review this data (after a 30-second deay) by pressing the &UPV ACK> key and reading the tota number of supervisory changes on the aphanumeric dispay. ndividua Acknowedge (For NFPA 72 Proprietary Receiver Requirements) - f a supervisory condition has been acknowedged with the csupv ACK> key and further unacknowedged conditions remain in the system, the tone-aert continues to sound and the next status change is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. This process repeats unti a changes are acknowedged. When this occurs, the tone-aert siences and the highest priority acknowedge change appears on the dispay.

33 25 SECTON 5 RS-232 NTERFACE NTRODUCTON Two RS-232 ports are avaiabe on the RS232 interface card. The RS-232 interface option supports both printers and video terminas to annunciate aarm, supervisory, and troube conditions. RS-232 PORT ACCESS LEVELS The interface pane, and each RS-232 interface port configured for a video termina, are programmed to aow certain operations at each access eve. You must be ogged in at the required access eve or higher to perform the various system operations. Up to 20 operators are aowed to og in at the various passcode access eves. The number of operators, passcode access eves, and the aowed operations are programmed into the system, dependant on the customer requirements. f a port is not configured to annunciate a cass of events, such as supervisory conditions, you wi not be abe to acknowedge those points with the video termina keyboard - even though the video termina is connected to that port - regardess of the passcode eve entered. Tabe 1 ists the defaut protection eves for the RS-232 interface. These eves are programmed to meet customer requirements. Tabe 1 RS-232 nterface Defaut Protection Leves EVENT DEFAULT Aarm Sience System Reset Aarm Acknowedge Troube Acknowedge Supervisory Acknowedge Cear Historica Aarm Troube Logs 3 3 NOTE: Access eve from the RS-232 video termina/keyboard port is separate from the interface pane access eve. VDEO TERMNAL The video termina, or CRT (for the Cathode Ray Tube video dispay), provides annunciation and system contro from the CRT dispay keyboard. f your system incudes a Video Termina, see Pub. No. FA for a compete isting of CRT operating commands.

34 CRT FUNCTON KEY DEFNTONS The Function Keys on the CRT keyboard are used to contro the various 4020 operations. Tabe 2 defines the various keys and their uses. Tabe 2 Function Key Definitions FUNCTON F2 F3 F18 F19 PF PF2 PF3 PF4 CTRL W KEY DEFNTON Print Screen (Printer Required) Set-Up Main Menu Historica Log Menu Acknowedge Key Aarm Sience System Reset Key Log n/log Out Key Refreshes Current Screen * For Micro-Term terminas. Other units may vary. See user manua for your termina. SET-UP PROCEDURE The CRT must be set-up correcty in order to receive and transmit data. An operator may enter the set-up mode to verify proper configuration. However, set-up procedures are performed by Simpex personne and shoud not normay be performed by operators. (See pubication FA for CRT set-up parameters.) CRT SCREEN DSPLAYS A variety of CRT screen dispays are used to support 4020 operations. Header information is dispayed on the first three ines of the screen. The first ine shows the time on the eft, custom banner in the center, and the operator on the right side of the screen. The second ine shows the date on the eft and the current access eve on the right. The third ine shows the overa 4020 system status. Prompt/Message information is shown on a screens. The bottom ine dispays prompts, hep messages, and error messages. These screens te you what to do and when to do it. CRT screen dispays are shown in Figures 5 through 9. CRT MAN MENU SCREEN The CRT Main Menu Screen (Figure 5) is the first screen to appear after power is appied to the system. From the Main Menu Screen, you can dispay various system information screens. tems 1 through 6 are the avaiabe choices within this menu. View any item by either moving the cursor to the seection or by typing the item number and then pressing the <Enter> key.

35 27 Figure 5 shows the cursor positioned on tem 1. To seect tem 4 (Aarm Historica Log), move the cursor to tem 4 with the cursor contro keys, or type the number c4> key and press the <Enter> key. _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ _- TME: 10:05:24 PM 4020 F/A SYSTEM DATE: MON 04 APR 94 PORT 1 - SECURTY OFFCE ~-~~ SYSTEM S NORMAL FRE ALARM OPERATOR NTERFACE MANMENU L. Aarms - Dispay any Current Aarms 2. Supervisories - Dispay any Current Supervisories 3. Troubes - Dispay any Current Troubes 4. Aarm Historica Log 5. Troube Historica Log 6. System Functions Seect Option or PF to Acknowedge > 1 USER: 1 ACCESS: 1 Figure 5 CRT Main Menu Screen ACKNOWLEDGE SCREEN The entire 4020 system (incuding the CRT ports) is configured as either a Goba Acknowedge system or as an ndividua Acknowedge system. f the system is configured as a Goba Acknowedge system, one press of the cpf> key acknowedges a abnorma conditions that can be annunciated by the port. When the system is configured as an ndividua Acknowedge system, the Acknowedge key, <PF>, must be pressed to acknowedge each condition change. A conditions which can be dispayed at the CRT can be acknowedged at the CRT, provided that you have ogged in at a sufficient access eve. A tone on the CRT sounds to indicate unacknowedged conditions. (The tone can be sienced with the cpf1 z- key.) When an abnorma condition occurs, you must seect the appropriate acknowedge screen. The Header information on the screen indicates the number of abnorma conditions which can be annunciated by the CRT, and not necessariy the tota number of abnorma conditions in the system. To acknowedge an abnorma condition, press the <PF> key whie in the acknowedge screen. The dispayed condition wi stop fashing, but wi sti indicate the abnorma condition. When a abnorma conditions have been acknowedged, you can return to the Main Menu by pressing the <F18> key. As with the operator interface, aarms have priority over supervisory and troube conditions. Mutipe conditions are dispayed in chronoogica order. Shoud mutipe unacknowedged conditions occur, no unacknowedged event is aowed to scro off the screen. f more unacknowedged conditions exist in the system than can fit on the screen, the odest unacknowedged point is dispayed first. After that condition is acknowedged, it scros off the top of the screen and is repaced by the next odest condition.

36 The acknowedge screens are dynamic, and information is updated once per second. Foow the prompts at the bottom of the screen (shown in Figure 6) to sience signas (<PF2> key), or to reset the system (<PF3> key). When the system has reset, press the cpf> key to acknowedge the condition change TME: 10:18:15 PM 4020 F/A SYSTEM USER: 1 DATE: MON 04 APR 94 PORT 1 - SECURTY OFFCE ACCESS: 1 - -_- -_- -_- -_- -_ FRE ALARMS=1 PRORTY 2=0 SUPERVSORY=0 TROUBLES=0 - --_-_ :09:27 pm MON 04 APR 94 SECOND FLOOR, EAST WNG, ROOM 14 PULL STATON FRE ALARM PF=ACK, PF2=Sience, PF3=System Reset, PF4=Login, F18=Main Menu Figure 6 CRT Acknowedge Screen LOG N SCREEN t may be necessary to increase your CRT/Keyboard access eve in order to acknowedge an abnorma condition. With the Main Menu dispayed on the CRT screen, press the cpf4> key. A prompt wi appear on the screen to Enter your passcode. (See Figure 7.) Up to 19 passcodes are avaiabe to support user requirements. The passcode, in conjunction with the access eve entered, determines if the operator can perform the required system functions. Enter yourlpasscode, and press the <Enter> key. The user number wi appear in the Header information at the top right corner of the screen. The operator access eve is aso dispayed. Your passcode is not shown on the screen for security reasons. nstead, the screen shows XXX TME: 10:06:31 PM 4020 F/A SYSTEM USER: 1 DATE: MON 04 APR 94 PORT 1 - SECURTY OFFCE ACCESS: 1 -_- -_ SYSTEM S NORMAL FRE ALARM OPERATOR NTERFACE MANMENU 1. Aarms - Dispay any Current Aarms 2. Supervisories - Dispay any Current Supervisories 3. Troubes - Dispay any Current Troubes 4. Aarm Historica Log 5. Troube Historica Log 6. System Functions Enter your passcode or ENTER to og out> XXX Figure 7 CRT Log n Screen

37 HSTORCAL LOG SCREEN The Historica Logs are formatted differenty from the CRT Acknowedge Screens, As on the operator interface pane, the Historica Logs are dispayed with any entry number, foowed by a time tag and the actua event. The Historica Log shows a events in the 4020 system og, not just those events annunciated screens are not dynamic. They dispay ony historica data. on the CRT. These To view the Historica Log Screens, you must seect the type of historica og from the CRT Main Menu Screen (Figure 7). These options are the Aarm Historica Log and the Troube Historica Log. Seect the desired function either by pacing the screen cursor on the function name, or by pressing either the <4> key or the <5s key. Then, press the <Enter> key. A typica ALARM Historica Log is shown in Figure 8. --_---_ _---_---~ ~ TME: 10:18:15 PM 4020 F/A SYSTEM USER: 1 DATE: MON 04 APR 94 PORT 1 - SECURTY OFFCE ACCESS: FRE ALARMS=4 PRORTY 2=0 SUPERVSORY=0 TROUBLES= ~ ENTRY 1 10:09:27 pm MON 04 APR 94 SECOND FLOOR, EAST WNG, ROOM 14 PULL STATON FRE ALARM ENTRY 2 10:11:15 pm MON 04 APR 94 SECOND FLOOR, EAST WNG, ROOM 12 MONTOR ZONE FRE ALARM ENTRY 3 10:12:23 pm MON 04 APR 94 SECOND FLOOR, EAST WNG, HALL MdNTOR ZONE.FRE ALARM ENTRY 4 10:13:45 pm MON 04 APR 94 SECOND FLOOR, EAST WNG, ROOM 15 MONTOR ZONE FRE ALARM F18=Main Menu, F19=Log Menu Figure B CRT Aarm Historica Log Screen STATUS SCREEN When Menu Option 1, 2, or 3 is seected, the screen dispays current abnorma system conditions. The data dispayed is updated once every second. The time and date information indicates when the point status changed from norma to abnorma condition. The screen format is the same as the format for the Acknowedge Screens. Fashing entries indicate unacknowedged entries. Figure 9 shows the CRT Status Screen dispaying the Current Troube List. -_ e---v-- TME: 11:15:11 PM 4020 F/A SYSTEM USER: 1 DATE: MON 04 APR 94 PORT 1 - SECURTY OFFCE ACCESS: FRE ALARMS=0 PRORTY 2=0 SUPERVSORY=0 TROUBLES= :19:29 pm MON 04 APR 94 SECOND FLOOR, EAST WNG, ROOM 14 SGNAL CRCUT OPEN CRCUT TROUBLE 10:21:06 pm MON 04 APR 94 MASTER BATTERY BACKUP BATTERY STATUS S TROUBLE 10:27:09 pm MON 04 APR 94 SYSTEM/TME NVALD OR NOT SET TROUBLE PONT ABNORMAL 10:51:00 pm MON 04 APR 94 SECOND FLOOR, EAST WNG, ROOM 15 FRE MONTOR ZONE DSABLE TROUBLE PF=ACK, PF2=Sience, PF3=System Reset, PF4=Login, F18=Main Menu Figure 9 CRT Status Screen

38 SYSTEM PRNTER The 4020 uses a printer to provide a hardcopy of the system s current status. The 4020 system supports both DC and AC printers. The DC printer prints aarms in red ink; troubes and supervisory conditions in back ink. A DC printer printine is 40 characters ong. A typica DC printer printout is shown in Figure :09:27 pm MON 04 APR 94 2ND FLOOR FAST WNG, ROOM 14 PULL STATON FRE ALARM 10:10:36 pm MON 04 APR 94 ALARM ACKNOWLEDGED AT MAN PANEL 10:15:12 pm MON 04 APR 94 ALARM SLENCE N PROGRESS 10:16:09 pm MON 04 APR 94 SGNALS SLENCED AT MAN PANEL 10:17:10 pm MON 04 APR 94 SYSTEM RESET N PROGRESS AT MAN PANEL 10:18:12 pm MON 04 APR 94 SYSTEM RESET N PROGRESS 10:19:33 pm MON 04 APR 94 2ND FLOOR EAST WNG, ROOM 14 PULL STATON NORMAL 10:19:45 pm MON 04 APR 94 2ND FLOOR EAST WNG, ROOM 14 NO ALARMS PRESENT, SYSTEM RESET COMPLETE 40-Character Figure 10 Line Width Printout The AC printer prints ony in back, with ine widths of 80 characters. A typica AC printer printout is shown in Figure :09:27 pm 10:10:36 pm MON 04 APR 94 10:15:12 pm MON 04 APR 94 10:16:09 pm MON 04 APR 94 10:17:10 pm MON 04 APR 94 10:18:12 pm MON 04 APR 94 10:19:33 pm MON 04 APR 94 10:19:45 pm MON 04 APR 94 MON 04 APR 94 2ND FLOOR EAST WNG, PULL STATON ROOM 14 FRE ALARM ALARM ACKNOWLEDGED AT CRT ALARM SLENCE N PROGRESS SGNALS SLENCED AT CRT SYSTEM RESET N PROGRESS AT CRT SYSTEM RESET N PROGRESS 2ND FLOOR EAST WNG, ROOM 14 PULL STATON NORMAL 2ND FLOOR EAST WNG, ROOM 14 NO ALARMS PRESENT, SYSTEM RESET COMPLETE Figure 11 BO-Character Line Width Printout

39 31 SECTON 6 NETWORK NTERFACE NTRODUCTON The Network nterface Option aows the 4020 to communicate (see Network Concepts [NET ). with other FA panes or with a 2120 Mutipex System Note: The 4020 acts as a transponder when connected to a NETWORK (OR 2120) OPERATON DURNG Wak Test Status changes occurring as a resut of a Wak Test operation in a networked system are not communicated to other members of the network (or a 2120). The Wak Test is stricty a oca 4020 operation. See Section 10 for Wak Test procedures.

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41 SECTON 7 ADDRESSABLE NTERFACE NTRODUCTON Addressabe device communications operate via the Simpex Mutipe Addressabe Periphera Network (MAPNET f=). Using a two-wire circuit, individua initiating devices such as automatic smoke detectors, TrueAarm smoke sensors, manua fire aarm boxes, and sprinker fow switches can communicate their exact identity and status. This addressabiity aows the ocation and condition of each device to be dispayed on the interface pane and on the system annunciators. n addition, notification appiance circuits (horns, bes, strobes, etc.) as we as other contro circuits (fans, dampers, etc.) may be individuay controed. Acombined tota of 127 addressabe monitor and contro devices may be intermixed on the same pair of wires. f Zone Adaptor Modues (ZAMs) are used, non-addressabe initiating devices can be connected to the circuit. The option aows the use of addressabe devices and TrueAarm sensors with the 4020 system. TrueAarm SYSTEM OPERATON The Controer can communicate with smoke density and temperature sensing devices caed TrueAarm Sensors. ATrueAarm sensor measures smoke density, but has no sef-contained aarm set point. The aarm set point is programmed into the Thus, the aarm decision is made by the 4020, rather than by the sensor. Every four seconds, each smoke sensor transmits an output vaue based on its smoke chamber condition. The 4020 system maintains a current vaue, peak vaue, and an average vaue of each sensor s output. Status is determined by comparing the current sensor vaue to its average vaue. Tracking this average vaue as a continuousy shifting reference point fiters out the environmenta factors that cause shifts in sensitivity. Each sensor s sensitivity can be fied-programmed at the 4020 pane for different eves of smoke obscuration (in percent). Sensor sensitivity can be individuay varied automaticay by time of day, typicay more sensitive at night and ess sensitive during daytime hours. n order to evauate whether the sensitivity shoud be revised, the peak vaue that is stored in memory can be read and compared to the aarm threshod directy in percent. TrueAarm operation gives the 4020 system the abiity to automaticay indicate when a sensor is dirty and when it is excessivey dirty. The NFPA 72 requirement for a test of the sensitivity range of the sensors is fufied by the 4020 system s abiity to maintain the sensitivity eve of each sensor. Additionay, a two-stage aarm operation can be programmed in the 4020 pane. For exampe, a one-percent smoke obscuration reading coud cause a oca indication aowing the buiding security staff to investigate, whie a three-percent obscuration report coud immediatey initiate a system aarm. TrueAarm heat sensors provide reading of oca temperatures. For fire sensing, rate-of-rise sensing can be seected as either 15 F or 20 F per minute, with an independent fixed imit of 135 F. For genera temperature sensing, a set point can be seected from 32 F to 158 F and the oca temperature readings can be used to warn of potentia probems. The temperature readings can be programmed to read in either Fahrenheit or Cesius.

42 Sensor data can be dispayed on the interface pane LCD, on a remote CRT, or printed on a remote printer. Figure 12 shows a typica TrueAarm status report as it might appear on a CRT screen. TME: 2:40:46 custom tite USER: 1 DATE: FR 4 MAR 94 Port 1 Card 5 A ACCESS: 1 REPORT 3 : TRUEALARM STATUS REPORT Zone Sensi- Amost Name Custom Labe tivity Device Status Dirty M- ANALOG PHOTO - CLEAN ROOM 2.5 NORMAL M-2 ANALOG ON - CLEAN ROOM 1.3 NORMAL M-3 ANALOG PHOTO - MAN LOBBY 2.5 NORMAL *YES* M-4 ANALOG PHOTO - CONFERENCE ROOM NORMAL M-10 HEAT DETECTOR - GARAGE M- 1 ANALOG PHOTO - KTCHEN 135F NORMAL 2.5 NORMAL *YES* Press PF3 for next screen OR PF4 to return to menus Figure 12 Typica TrueAarm Status Report Screen With the proper operator access, a TrueAarm Service Report can be generated to ist the specific detais of each TrueAarm device. Figure 13 shows a typica Service Report screen. TME: 2:53:27 custom tite USER: 1 DATE: FR 4 MAR 94 Port 1 Card 5 A ACCESS: 1 REPORT 4 : TRUEALARM STATUS R.EPORT Aarm Avg Avg Current/ Peak/ State Custom Labe at: va % aarm % aarm ---_ CLEAN ROOM DEV % 681 1% NOR CLEAN ROOM ON DET DEV 2 1.3/ % O/ 1% NOR MAN LOBBY DEV 3 2.5/ % 891 0% NOR CONFERENCE ROOM 1 DEV 4 2.5/ % 93 0% NOR GARAGE DEV 10 HEAT DETECTOR 135F/253-66/ 69F F NOR KTCHEN DEV / % 92 1% NOR Press PF3 for next screen OR PF4 to return to menus Figure 13 Typica TrueAarm Service Report Screen

43 The Service Report shown in Figure 13, as we as the Status Report shown in Figure 12, can either be dispayed on the remote CRT or captured permanenty by using a remote printer. This information is avaiabe at the interface pane LCD by identifying the specific point of interest and reading one point at a time. GENERATNG TrueAarm REPORTS Appies ony to systems that feature a printer. To Obtain a TrueAarm Status Report 1. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. Then press the <NEXT> key seven times. The aphanumeric dispay reads: Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Report 3: TrueAarm Status Report 2. Press <ENTER>. Then press <NEXT> twice. The aphanumeric dispay reads: Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Print Reports? 3. Press <ENTER>. Printer prints out TrueAarm Status Report. To Obtain a TrueAarm Service Report 1. Perform Step 1 above. Then press the <ENTER> key once and the <NEXT> key three times. The aphanumeric dispay reads: Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Report 4: TrueAarm Service Report 2. Press <ENTER>. Printer prints out TrueAarm Service Report. MAPNET 11~ ALPHANUMERC DSPLAYS When a device changes to an abnorma state, or when you enter a device address, the aphanumeric dispay shows the current status of the device. After entering a device address, press the <FUNCTON> key on the interface pane to dispay additiona information. For a TrueAarm sensor, device information reported back to the interface pane aso incudes data about the condition of the sensor itsef. For exampe, the sensor might report that it is dirty or even excessivey dirty. 35

44 PONT ADDRESSNG Each device must have a point address in order to communicate with the 4020 system. These point addresses, aong with their custom abes, are ocated in the Programmer s Report. The Programmer s Report shows the address for each device, separated by hyphens. Hyphens must be used when entering a address into the system. An exampe of a MAPNET. device address is M -5. The M f portion of the address identifjes the MAPNET 11~ channe, Channe 1. The 5 portion of the address identifies the device number, Device Number 5. The ony vaid MAPNET Q channes for the 4020 are Channes 1 and 2. HOW TO DSPLAY A SYSTEM PONT For MAPNET e operations, see Section 8, How to Use Prefix Keys to Dispay System Points. This procedure aso shows the Programmer s Report for MAPNET c addresses. WHAT TO DO F A PONT WLL NOT RESET f a device wi not reset, you may decide to disabe the point with the <DSABLE> key. When the disabe procedure is performed, a System Troube occurs to remind you that the point is disabed. The disabe procedure is the same for a system points (see Section 2, How to Disabe a Point ). Maintenance personne must be caed immediatey to repair the mafunction. After the monitor point is repaired, you can enabe the point again (see Section 9, How to Enabe a Disabed Point ). This procedure is the same for a system points.

45 SECTON 8 ADVANCED FUNCTONS NTRODUCTON When more invoved operator functionaity/contro is required, simpy open the interface pane Access Door to expose the additiona keys which are avaiabe for advanced functions. Figure 14 shows the interface pane with the access door open and the advanced function keys dispayed. \,r;7 v v SYSTEM S NORMAL 9:2?:4O MON 04-APR.94 Figure 14 nterface Pane Contros and ndicators CONTROL KEYS Five CONTROL keys and their associated LEDs (Figure 15) are ocated to the eft of the interface pane. Normay, these keys and LEDs are conceaed by the access door. A custom abe is used to identify the desired function. Typica functions for these keys are Priority 2 Reset, City Disconnect, Manua Evacuation, Door Hoder Bypass, Start a Dri, Contro a Signas, Eevator Capture, Contro Air Handing Units, and Manua Contro. When a CONTROL key is pressed, the programmed event occurs. -CONTROL m0 q r CED cm0 CEr Figure 15 CONTROL Keys CAUTON OPERATON OF THESE KEYS MAY CAUSE ALARM SGNALS TO SOUND OR TROUBLE CONDTONS TO BE GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM. 37

46 These keys can be pressed anytime, and the key feedback (beep) may be the ony acknowedgment Typicay, the LED tracks the function and iuminates each time the associated key is pressed. of the action. Use of key functions can be controed by assigning operator access eves to each key (see Operator Access Leves in this section and Log n Procedure in Section 1.) FUNCTON KEYS Four function keys (cf>, <F2>, cf3>, and cf4>) are ocated directy above the aphanumeric dispay (see Figure 16). Within the Main Menu options, these key definitions change as required to perform specific actions for seected Main Menu options. The definitions for each key are shown on the top ine of the aphanumeric dispay as an aid to the user. A function key does not require any other key to be pressed to activate its function. Pressing a key causes that key to immediatey perform its defined task. Pressing a key which has no defined action for the current function has no effect. However, the tone-aert acknowedges the key press with a beep. These four keys are associated with advanced functions of the system within the Main Menu options, and within point dispays. These keys may be passcode protected for some of the defined operations. The cf>, <F2>, <F3>, and cf4> have extended actions defined during point dispays used in conjunction with the <FUNCTON> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. The actions vary with the point and status dispayed. 7 FUNCTON KEYS 1 SYSTEM S NORMAL 6:15:43pm MON 04-APR-94 Figure 16 FUNCTON KEYS HOW TO SET TME AND DATE The foowing is an exampe of how to use the function keys to set the time and date. 1. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. The foowing is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Change Access Leve? 2. Press the <NEXT> key. The foowing is dispayed. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Set Time and Date? 38

47 39 3. Press the <ENTER> key. The current time and date information is dispayed aong with instructions. Press <FUNC> to change time and date 18:15:43 MON 04-APR Press the <FUNCTON> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. The cursor, current time and date, and function key definitions are dispayed. F=Left F2=Right F3=nc F4=Dec 18:15:43 MON 04-APR-94 - t CURSOR NOTE: The cursor is positioned under the hour. Function key F moves the cursor eft. Function key F2 moves the cursor right. Function key F3 increases the data above the cursor. Function key F4 decreases the data above the cursor. 5. Use the required Function key to position the cursor under the data to be changed (hour, minutes, seconds, date of month, month, and year). Day of week is set by the system. Time entered does not start unti the <ENTER> key is pressed. 6. Use Function key F3 or F4 to increase or decrease data, as required. 7. When time and date are correct, press the <ENTER> key. The dispay shows the updated time and date. The time entered does not start unti the <ENTER> key is pressed. Press <FUNC> to change time and date 18:30:00 MON 04-APR-94 HOW TO ESCAPE FROM MENU To eave the menu, do the foowing procedure. 1. Press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad. The foowing is dispayed: Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Seect a List of Points? 2. Press the -&LR> key again. The foowing is shown: SYSTEM S NORMAL 18:30:43 MON 04-APR-94

48 PONT CONTROL WTH THE FUNCTON KEY Many of the functions performed from the interface pane contro point-specific data. The interface pane cfuncton> key can be used to contro points. The <FUNCTON> key enabes the user to view additiona status information concerning the point currenty dispayed on the aphanumeric dispay. The point seected on the aphanumeric dispay can be manuay entered through the ENTRY keypad, or maybe the point dispayed because of an abnorma condition. Definitions for a function key or severa function keys may be shown in the aphanumeric dispay. Extended controing actions are aso avaiabe with the foowing: Cear Verification Tay Cear Aarm Tay Set Contro Priorities Dispay Anaog Timer/Counter Vaues Fash the Troube LED on the point s card. To seect an extended controing <FUNCTON> key. action, you must first seect a point, press the <ENTER> key, and then press the SECOND FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 16 MONTOR ZONE NORMAL AFTER cfunc> KEY PRESS PONT ADDRESS: X-X-X /O: OXX Press the <FUNCTON> key again. One of the extended actions (see ist above) appears on the top ine of the aphanumeric dispay as shown beow: F=Force on card LED TYPE:MF08 8 PONT MULT-FUNCTON O CARD You can press the <FUNCTON> key again to view the data regarding the seected point. Each time the <FUNCTON> key is pressed, different information is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. n some cases, you can take action to change point data. This technique can be used for each of the extended controing actions. DSPLAY/ACTON KEYPAD The DSPLAY/ACTON keypad (Figure 17) is conceaed by the access door. The keypad provides eeven keys which aow you to perform controing functions on the system zones, signas, and auxiiary contro reays (if you have the appropriate access eve). Five keys are associated with Dispay, whie six keys are Action keys. Action key presses require a confirmationa <ENTER> key to be pressed before performjng the action on the point identifier dispayed.

49 41 DSPLAY/ACTON Figure 17 DSPLAY/ACTON Keypad The foowing keys are DSPLAY keys: FUNCTON MENU PREVOUS. LAMP TEST NEXT LAMP TEST. The purpose of each DSPLAY key is described in the foowing paragraphs. FUNCTON KEY The <FUNCTON> key edits the time and date when seected by the menu, and dispays additiona status data for points. The <FUNCTON> key is used to obtain more information concerning the point in the dispay. These points can be brought up on the main menu as previousy expained. <FUNCTON> key presses aow you to scro through a the status information. This information is dispayed on the bottom ine of the dispay. The top ine contains the 40-character abe of definitions for the cf>, <F2>, <F3> and <F4> keys. A point is normay dispayed with its 40-character the top ine dispays the point identifier. custom abe on the top ine. f no custom abe exists for the point, The bottom ine contains the Point Type and its present status. Point types are assigned when the system is configured, and are determined by their card type and the physica devices on its zones. The foowing items are avaiabe for dispay on the aphanumeric dispay: Point address and Zone number Card type and Point type Present Status (Norma, Aarm, Troube) Disconnect/Disabe Status McCuoh Troube Reay status for Contro or Signa Points Verification Taies for Verification Zones Coding Status for Coded Zones Contro Priority for Reays.

50 n addition to the items isted above, the foowing dispay items are for TrueAarm sensors ony: Present sensitivity seected Average vaue Aarm eve Current vaue (percent of aarm) Peak vaue (percent of aarm) Status of sounder or and RPHOTO). MENU KEY The Main Menu provides operations which are separate from those used for fire aarm conditions. These non-critica functions are seected with the <MENU> key. The <NEXT> and <PREVOUS> keys are used to scro through the menu options. The <ENTER> key seects the dispayed option. The <MENU> key cas up the Main Menu Option List and dispays the first option on the ist. The foowing are the defaut Main Menu options for Access Leves 1 and 2. Change Access Leve? Set Time and Date? Dispay Historica Aarm Log? Dispay Historica Troube Log? Seect a List of Points? Dispay Software Revision Leve? Dispay Card Status? Print Report? Printer Options? Exit Menu List? Access Leves 3 and 4 have these additiona defaut Main Menu options: Enabe Wak Test? (Leves 3 and 4) Run Diagnostic Functions? (Leve 4) Dispay System CPU and de Time? (Leve 4) PREVOUS KEY The <PREVOUS> key is used in Main Menu options and with point ist dispays to scro to the previous option, item, or point. This key works ike the cack> keys for Aarm, Supervisory, and Troube conditions. Pressing this key causes the dispay to continuousy scro backward. f the first item in the ist or menu has been shown, pressing the <PREVOUS> key causes the ist to wrap around backwards to the end of the ist. NEXT KEY The <NEXT> key is used with Main Menu options and with point ist dispays to scro to the next option, item, or point. This key aso works ike the cack> keys for Aarm, Supervisory, and Troube conditions. Pressing this key causes the dispay to continuousy scro forward. Whenever the ast item in a ist or menu has been shown, pressing the <NEXT> key again causes the ist to wrap around to the beginning of the ist.

51 43 LAMP TEST KEY Pressing the CLAMP TEST> key turns on the foowing LEDs: FRE ALARM LED PRORTY 2 ALARM LED SYSTEM SUPERVSORY LED SYSTEM TROUBLE LED ALARM SLENCED LED Five CONTROL Key LEDs. n addition, a segments on the aphanumeric dispay are turned on as a test pattern. After a three-second sustained press, the tone-aert is turned on. When the CLAMP TEST> key is reeased, a LEDs, the aphanumeric dispay, and the tone-aert are restored to their previous states. ACTON KEYS There are six action keys on the DSPLAY/ACTON Keypad. (See Figure 17.) Disabe (Refer to Section 1, How to Disabe a Point ) Enabe (Refer to Section 9, How to Enabe a Disabed Point ) Off (Refer to Section 9, How to Turn a Point OFF ) On (Refer to Section 9, How to Turn a Point ON ) Auto (Refer to Section 9, How to Return a Point to Auto ) Dispay Time (Refer to Section 1, Using the <DSPLAY TME> Key ) ENTRYKEYPAD The ENTRY Keypad is ocated to the far right on the interface pane and is conceaed by the access door. There are fourteen keys on this keypad (Figure 18). NUMERC KEY DESCRPTON Figure 18 ENTRY Keypad 1 = Monitor Zone # 2 = Signa Zone # 3 = Auxiiary Zone # 4 = Feedback Zone # 5 = /O Zone (Point)# 6 = Point # 7 = Digita Pseudo Point # 8 = Anaog Pseudo Point # 9 = List Pseudo Point # 0 = Numeric System Address # These keys are used to enter passcodes, identifiers, or numeric data for the system. Whenever the system expects numeric data input, the user is notified with a prompt. Numeric data input requires an <ENTER> key press to compete the keypad entry. Numeric keys aso doube as prefix keys. When entering a point, a prefix key must be used to identify how the entry is made. Pressing the /O Zone key (Key 5) indicates that the next numeric entry is an /O zone number. Pressing the address key (key 0) indicates that an address identifier is entered.

52 HOW TO USE PREFX KEYS TO DSPLAY SYSTEM PONTS The first key press from the ENTRY Keypad must be a prefix key press. The prefix seects one of the foowing: input/ output points, points, digita pseudo points, anaog pseudo points, ist pseudo points, or point address format. n response to the first key press, the type of input requested is dispayed. The dispay beow shows an /O Zone input for the first key press (Key 5 for this exampe). Pease input a ZONE number /O: O The number for the seected prefix can now be entered. The input must be terminated with an <ENTER> key press. Pease input a ZONE number /O: 102 f the identifier represents a vaid point in the system, the point is dispayed as shown in the exampe beow. (The identifier 2 was entered for this exampe.) 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM FRE MONTOR ZONE NORMAL f the keypad input is invaid, the incorrect keypad entry is hed in the dispay on the bottom ine aong with the error message on the top ine as shown beow. ERROR...NVALD /O: DENTFER OXX NOTE: XX equas the invaid identifier. This data is briefy dispayed. Then, the user is prompted to enter a ZONE or ADDRESS prefix as shown beow: Pease enter a ZONE or ADDRESS prefix A compete isting of system points is ocated within the Programmer s Report. Each system point has an associated Custom Labe which identifies a specific ocation within the buiding. Pseudo points have Custom Labes which identify their purpose. Shown beow is an exampe of a Programmer s Report entry describing a MAPNET@ point. M2-1 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 13 SMOKE MBZAM The M2 identifies the MAPNET@ card or channe; the -1 identifies the device. The custom abe is 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG, ROOM 13. When entering MAPNET@ Zone Names, a hyphen must be used to separate the channe from the device. 44

53 To dispay the status of the above device, perform the foowing. 1. Press the <MAP> key (key 6). The aphanumeric dispay prompts the operator for a MAPNET@ device address input as shown beow. Pease input Channe-Device (C-DDD) MAPNET DEVCE: M 1 NOTE: The dispay shows (C-DDD). C is the MAPNET@ channe (1 or 2); DDD is the device number (1 to 127). 2. Use the Numeric keypad to enter the MAPNET@ device address, such as M2-1. Then, press the <ENTER> key. The aphanumeric dispay shows the MAPNET@ device status and its custom abe as shown beow. 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 13 SMOKE DETECTOR NORMAL 3. Press the <FUNCTON> key as required to dispay additiona device status information. NOTE: Any system point may be viewed on the aphanumeric dispay using the above procedure. Press the required Prefix key; then use the Programmer s Report to identify the required point address. Enter the required point address. Press the <FUNCTON> key to dispay information about the point you entered. An exampe of the Programmer s Report is shown in Figure _ B rev: 1 SYSTEM PONT SUMMARY PAGE 4 DOCUMENTATON 15:37:52, MON, 04-APR ~ ---~~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~~ PONT SUMMARY System Point Summary (ascending by zone name): ZONE Point Device PNS Zone Name Custom Labe Type Type Code ~~~~~_ ~ ~ _ _ BASEMENT NORTH WNG ROOM PULL MONA 102 BASEMENT NORTH WNG ROOM SMOKE MONA 103 BASEMENT NORTH WNG ROOM DUCT MONA 104 BASEMENT NORTH WNG ROOM SFRE MONA M- 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 12 HEAT MAZAM M-2 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 13 ALARM MAZAM M-3 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 14 HEAT MAZAM M-4 3RD FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM 15 VSMOKE ADRDET 109 BASEMENT NORTH WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA 1010 BASEMENT NORTH HALLWAY 4 VSUAL 1010 RVSUAL SGA 1011 FRST FLOOR NORTH WNG 1011 SSGNAL SGA 1012 FRST FLOOR NORTH WNG VSUAL 1012 RVSUAL SGA 1013 PRMARY ELEVATOR CAPTURE 1013 PRMARY RELAY 1014 ALTERNATE ELEVATOR CAPTURE 1014 ALTERN RELAY ST FLOOR NORTH WNG SUPPLY FANS 1015 AHUO RELAY ST FLOOR NORTH WNG SUPPLY FANS 1016 AHUF RELAY ST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA ST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA ST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA ST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA ST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA ST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA ST FLOOR EAST WNG ROOM SSGNAL SGA ST FLOOR EAST WNG DOOR HOLDER 1024 DHOLDER RELAY Figure 19 Typica Programmer s Report with Point Address Data 45

54 46 HOW TO DSPLAY THE SENSTVTY OF A TrueAarm SENSOR Use the foowing procedure to determine the sensitivity of a TrueAarm Sensor. 1. Using the 4020 Programmer s Report, ocate the address of the desired sensor. NOTE: The sensor address is in the format C-DDD, where C is the MAPNET@ channe (1 or 2), and DDD is the sensor number (1 through 127). 2. Lower the operator interface pane cover to gain access to a of the keypads. 3. Press the <MAP 6> key on the ENTRY keypad. The aphanumeric dispay now prompts you for the MAPNET@ channe and device number, as in the foowing exampe. Pease input Channe-Device (C-DDD) MAPNET DEVCE: M 4. Using the ENTRY keypad, press the appropriate numeric key for the sensor s channe (1 or 2), the hyphen C--> key, and the appropriate numeric key(s) (1 through 127) for the sensor s device number. Then press the <ENTER> key. The dispay now shows you the ocation (custom abe) and status of the sensor. BLDG. 21- MECHANCAL ROOM SMOKE DETECTOR NORMAL 5. To verify the sensor s MAPNET@ device address, press the <FUNCTON> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. The dispay now ooks ike the exampe shown beow. DEVCE ADDRESS: 4-15 MAPNET DEVCE: M2-15 The channe and address dispayed must match the address entered in Step 4. NOTE: Pressing the <FUNCTON> key aows you to view status information on the sensor that was verified in Step 5. Pressing the <FUNCTON> key or the <NEXT> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad repeatedy aows you to view 13 more status dispays on this particuar sensor; using the.zprevous> key aows you to go back and ook at a previousy viewed dispay. Status dispays 8 through 11 are expained beow. The dispays revea the foowing information: sensor s sensitivity as programmed in the 4020 pane; average sensor vaue and sensor vaue needed to cause an aarm; current sensor vaue; and highest (peak) sensor vaue to date. 6. To dispay the sensitivity programmed for the sensor, press the =zfuncton> key six more times. NOTE: f you accidentay press the <FUNCTON> key more than six times, you can go back one dispay at a time using the <PREVOUS> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad.

55 The dispay shows part of the custom abe (ocation) aong with the sensor s present sensitivity. 1 BLDG MECHANCAL ROOM PRESENT SENSTVTY SELECTED = 2.5%SMOKE 7. Press the <FUNCTON> key again to dispay the sensor s average and aarm vaue. The dispay shows sensor ocation, average sensor vaue, and sensor vaue needed to cause an aarm condition. BLDG MECHANCAL ROOM AVERAGE VALUE = 90 / ALARM LEVEL = 158 This dispay shows an average vaue of 90 for the ast 2048 vaues reported by the sensor. t aso shows that a sensor vaue of 158 is needed to cause an aarm condition for the sensor. 8. Press the <FUNCTON> key again to dispay the sensor s current vaue. The dispay shows sensor ocation and present sensor vaue. BLDG. 21- MECHANCAL ROOM VALUE = 90 / O%OFALARM / 0.0% SMOKE This dispay shows the sensor is currenty reporting a vaue of 90. t aso shows that the vaue of 90 represents the foowing: 0% of the required increase needed to cause an aarm and 0.0% content of smoke in the air as seen by the sensor. 9. Press the <FUNCTON> key again to dispay the sensor s highest (peak) vaue to date. The dispay shows that pressing F cears a peak vaue (given a proper operator access eve). F = Cear PEAK vaue PEAK = 92 / 2% OF ALARM / 0.0% SMOKE This dispay shows the sensor s highest vaue to date is 92. t aso shows that the vaue of 92 represents the foowing: 2% of the increase needed to cause an aarm and 0.0% equivaent percentage of smoke for the 2% increase. NOTE: To view another sensor, press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad foowed by the <NEXT> key for the next sensor on the channe, or the <PREVOUS> key for the previous sensor on the channe. Then repeat steps 5 through To exit the sensor s viewing mode, press the cclr> key twice. 1 ADDTONAL KEYS ENTER The <ENTER> key is used to compete keypad entries. t is aso used to seect menu options and print ist eements. 47

56 48 CLR (Cear) The <CLR> key press is used to exit from a Main Menu Function option or to abort an incompete keypad entry. n most cases, the current dispay wi cear and wi back up one eve. Mutipe <CLR> key presses wi continue to back up unti the top eve is reached. The top eve wi dispay the SYSTEM S NORMAL foowed by time and date, or the tota number of abnorma conditions. NET/- (Network/Hyphen) The NET function of the <NET/-> key is used to address other network nodes when the 4100 is used as a network node; the hyphen (-) function of the key is used to set imits/boundaries for card address, point numbers, and subpoint numbers during keypad entries. DEL (Deete) The <DEL> key acts as a deete key during keypad inputs. t inserts a bank space in the current ocation and backs up one position. VEWNG POWER SUPPLY/CHARGER VOLTAGE AND CURRENT READNGS To view power suppy votage and current readings, perform the foowing procedure. 1.Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. Then press the <NEXT> key six times. The aphanumeric dispay reads: Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Dispay Card Status? 2. Press the <ENTER> key on the ENTRY keypad. Then press the <NEXT> key once (or unti the dispay reads:) CARD n, POWER SUPPLY/CHARGER CARD STATUS NORMAL NOTE: n = Card number 3. Press the <ENTER> key. Then, using the <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> key to scro, check votage/current readings on the Power Suppy/Charger card.

57 PONT SELECTON SELECTNG PONTS USNG LSTS Many of the functions performed from the interface pane dispay point specific data. Every system point is part of the Seect a List of Points ist in the main menu. A points can be dispayed sequentiay by address order using this ist option. To faciitate the search for a particuar point, ists may be seected by type groupings (monitors, signas, auxiiary, input/output, pseudo points etc.). A ist of points may be seected, then scroed through by using the <NEXT> and <PREVOUS> keys. Seecting a ist of points wi expedite the search for a specific point with a minimum scroing. The foowing ists are avaiabe for seection with the Seect a List of Points option from the Main Function Menu: A Monitor Zones A Signa Points A Auxiiary Reay Points A Auxiiary Feedback Points A Digita Pseudo Points A Anaog Pseudo Points A List Pseudo Points A Points by Address List A Network Points. SELECTNG PONTS USNG THE KEYPAD Rather than scroing through a ist, you may use the keypad to seect a point. f the input represents a vaid point in the system, that point wi be shown on the aphanumeric dispay. After a point has been dispayed, you can scro through a the points in the system from that point, or seect another point directy by entering another identifier using the keypad. You have the choice of entering a point number or an address number. The format for entering a point identifier address requires a hyphen. Ony numbers and the hyphen keys are vaid entries. The maximum number of digits aowed in an identifier input is eeven (11) incuding the hyphens, excuding the <ENTER> key. SELECTNG ADDTONAL LSTS When an abnorma condition occurs, a record of the event is paced in one of two ogs generated by the 4020 system, depending on the nature of the condition. These ogs are: Historica Aarm Log Historica Troube Log. The historica ogs contain a time stamp of the events surrounding abnorma conditions in the system. The information dispayed with these ists are historica data ony and wi not contain any current point status. Separate ists are maintained for aarms and for supervisories/troubes. These ists are dispayed by seecting the Dispay Historica Log option from the Main Function Menu. OPERATOR ACCESS LEVELS Operator access eves 1 through 4 are avaiabe to support the 4020 system. Leve 1 is the owest operator access eve and does not require a passcode to be entered to access functions identified at this eve. Leves 2 through 4 require a passcode of the required eve or higher to be entered prior to performing the passcode protected function. Controing actions may be cassified with Leves 2 through 4. Routine actions are assigned to ow access eves whie Leve 4 is reserved for specia, highy sensitive operations (normay reserved for Simpex Personne). Entering a Leve 4 passcode aows access to a system functions. t aso causes a troube condition which requires a warm start to cear. 49

58 A vaid passcode must contain a minimum of 3 digits and not more than 10 digits. The avaiabe digits are 0 through 9. Passcodes are specified during order entry; then, programmed during system configuration. When passcodes are not specified, the foowing defaut passcodes are assigned. LEVEL PASSCODE RANK 1 NONE xxx LOWEST SECOND THRD (Highest Operator Access Leve) HGHEST (Normay Used By Simpex Personne) The operator access eve defauts to Leve 1 when power is first appied to the system, after 10 minutes of keypad inactivity, and when the user eects to og out. The <SYSTEM RESET> key press has no effect upon the access eve. The ony way to increase the operator access eve in the system is to seect the Change Access Leve option in the Main Function Menu. Decreasing the eve resets system access eve to 1. ncreasing the eve requires a vaid Leve 2, 3, or 4 passcode. The user is prompted to enter a passcode. The input is compared to a the vaid system codes, and the system operator access eve is set accordingy. f an invaid code is input, you wi be notified with the message ERROR...NCORRECT PASSCODE, and wi be aowed up to three chances to enter a vaid code. After three unsuccessfu tries, the message ACCESS DENED wi be dispayed for a short time. The access eve wi not be atered, but you wi no onger be in the Change Access Leve menu option. f a correct passcode is entered, the message ACCESS GRANTED is dispayed. The new operator access eve wi be in effect unti the keypad is inactive for 10 minutes, or unti you manuay reset the eve through the Change Access Leve option. Whie entering a passcode with the keypad, the key presses are acknowedged by a beep. The digits entered are not dispayed. The cursor moves aong, fiing the position with an X to indicate that a digit has been entered. The <DEL> key can be used to deete the ast digit. The <ENTER> key press is required to enter the passcode into the system. The Action Keys, ON, OFF, AUTO, ENABLE, DSABLE and the five Pane Contro Keys may have operator access eves associated with them. f such a key is pressed with an insufficient access eve, a message wi inform the operator that the action was not taken, and the key press is ignored. The operator must then seect the Main Function Menu option to increase the access eve before using the key. (See Section 1, Log n Procedure, for detais.) The Acknowege Keys may aso require passcodes to acknowedge abnorma conditions. f you press an cack> key with insufficient access, an error message wi be dispayed. The points wi scro with cack> key pressing to aow you to view the points on the ist, but the points wi not be acknowedged. (See Section 1, Log n Procedure for detais.) POWER-UP SEQUENCE Whenever power is appied to the pane, or when the microprocessor has been reset, the interface pane sef-tests its memory integrity and verifies card configurations. Next, the system dispays the SYSTEM STARTUP N PROGRESS message, foowed by a troube condition. There is aways one troube condition when a warm or cod start is performed on the system. Enter time and date to cear this troube. Battery troube conditions normay cear automaticay, approximatey 90 seconds after system power is appied. The green POWER ON LED iuminates approximatey 30 seconds after AC power is appied to the system. Make sure that the green LED is iuminated before connecting the battery power harness. MPORTANT To power up the 4020 system, appy 120 VAC to the system. Wait unti the GREEN POWER ON LED has iuminated. Then connect the battery power harness. To power down the 4020 system, disconnect battery power harness. Then turn the 120 VAC power OFF.

59 SECTON 9 SYSTEM TEST PROCEDURES NOTE: These procedures shoud be foowed when the system is instaed and during periodic testing as required by code. Check oca codes to determine how frequent your system shoud be tested. Aways inform appropriate personne that you wi be testing the system (city fire department, etc.). LAMP TEST The LAMP TEST push button on the interface pane is used to determine oca amp faiures within the system. Lamps on the 4020 operator interface pane iuminate aong with the five function and acknowedge LEDs. A segments on the LCD aso change to squares. Perform the foowing procedures to determine amp faiures. 1. Press the LAMP TEST push button. A LEDs shoud iuminate (amps shoud stay iuminated as ong as the push button is depressed). Hoding the push button in for more than 3 seconds wi test the tone-aert. 2. Perform an individua amp test on a remote annunciators. 3. n the event of a amp faiure, ca your oca Simpex Branch Office for assistance. Wak Test Wak Test is a software-based function and is programmed to meet customer requirements. The system wi puse the signas for aarm conditions, then reset. The signas wi sound steady for 4 seconds to indicate troube conditions, then reset. A sient Wak Test may be performed (no signas wi sound) and ogging of events may be seected. The auto reset/auto acknowedge operation aows for a one-man test without the need for someone at the operator interface pane to acknowedge and reset the system. The Wak Test mode aso bypasses many of the deays that are inherent to the norma reset procedure, thereby aowing for a faster test. The automatic reset (5 second power drop) ony occurs on the zone that comes in after a configurabe time deay (defaut = 15 seconds). This deay can be optimay set (with a Programming Unit) for the time it shoud take for a zone to cear (i.e., magnet vs. smoke tester). f an aarm condition is detected from a zone that is not in the present active Wak Test group, the system wi operate as a fire aarm pane and active Wak Test groups are aborted. The system has an automatic abort or timeout for the Wak Test mode. f no zone within the active Wak Test group is activated within 8 hours, the system wi abort the Wak Test mode and return to norma. Wak Test BY GROUP The 4020 wi support up to eight Wak Test groups. This aows the buiding to be divided into sma portions for the Wak Test, and aows the rest of the buiding to be protected by the fire aarm pane. Each group has a ist of monitor zones and signa circuits which activate when seected. f you seect the Wak Test by group mode, a system troube wi be reported to remind you that the Wak Test mode is enabed. Whenever a Wak Test group is aborted, manuay or automaticay, the pane wi sound the abort signa (three sets of two short puses) to indicate that group is going back into service. f a contro point in the ist is aready active (because of an abnorma condition), it is not used to signa the abort. The group is paced into norma operation 60 seconds after the abort signa is heard. This deay protects against an unwanted aarm shoud an automatic abort occur whie a device is being tested. The system is defaut-programmed to aow the Wak Test to be performed without sounding audibe signas. When Wak Test is seected, a point ist is generated which does not contain audibe signas. This ist may be competey empty. (See Sig/No Sig in this section.) 51

60 The Wak Test wi not activate any point which is disabed. Therefore, you have the abiity to manuay excude any point from the test. (See How to Disabe a Point.) You may enabe the ogging of Wak Test events, which aows each zone with an abnorma condition to be time tagged and added to the troube og. This is beneficia when a 100% sient Wak Test, without visuas, is required. When testing the devices, use the aarm LED on the smoke detector, or a simpe deay, to know when to continue to the next device. After test competion, check the og to verify that a zones activated the correct number of times and in the correct order. ZONE CODNG OPTON The system supports two types of audibe signaing to indicate an aarm condition on a zone. By defaut, zone coding is used. This code matches the ZONE number associated with that point. The zone code is ony used the first time a zone is reported. For subsequent aarms on the same zone, a singe 0 CODE (two short puses) is used. Exampes of Zone Coding are shown beow. --- = Zone 3 (three ong puses) = Zone 12 (one ong, pause, two ong puses) - - mm = Zone 20 (two ong and two short puses) = Zone 102 (one ong, two short, and two ong puses) NOTE: Zero Code = 2 short puses Zone coding may be disabed for each of the eight Wak Test groups, Group 0 through Group 7, using the interface pane s dispay. When zone coding is disabed (<F3> key to ZERO), a 0 code is aways used, even for the first aarm. This method of testing is more appropriate for maintenance testing, once a wiring is verified. When a contro point is pused by Wak Test, it is done without affecting the priority of that point regardess of its present vaue. This guarantees that Wak Test does not interfere with any required SMPL (software) operations during a rea aarm. MAPNET monitor devices sound zone code, with the first digit being the channe number, foowed by the device s address number. Exampe: M -1 sounds a 1, code. M2-123 sounds a 2, 1, 2, 3 code. MAPNET@ signa devices cannot annunciate codes. SLENT Wak Test The contro points to be activated (pused) during WakTest are determined by the contents of the contro ists which are configured when programmed. Severa options are avaiabe when configuring a sient Wak Test contro ist. The first option is to NOT put any audibe signas into the contro ist. The second option is to disabe the audibe contro points from the front pane, one at a time. The ast option is to use the NO<sig option (controed by the cf4> key) when in the Wak Test menu. f this ast option is seected, none of the points in the contro ist wi code (see Sig/No Sig ). ENTERNG Wak Test MODE Wak Test is enabed through the interface pane s apha-numeric LCD (Liquid Crysta Dispay). Wak Test is passcode protected. The Wak Test menu wi not appear uness the operator is at the proper access eve. To enter one of these eves, press the menu key, seect the Change Access Leve option, press the cf> key to og in, and then type in the correct passcode for the eve you desire. Seect the Enabe Wak Test option on the LCD Main Menu, and press the ENTER key. Then use the foowing FUNCTON KEYS (cf> through cf4>) to seect the various Wak Test options. cf> Key - Enabes/disabes the Wak Test group. Press this key to enter Wak Test for the specified group. Press the key again to exit Wak Test. cf2> Key - Enabes/disabes the ogging of events occurring during Wak Test. When seected, a abnorma conditions are recorded in the historica troube og. 52

61 <F3> Key - Aows you to choose between Zone Coding and Zero Coding. n Zone Coding, a PNS code for the tested zone is payed (e.g., Zone 12 is code -2). n Zero Coding, two quick puses (code 0) are heard. n both cases, when a troube is reported from a zone, the signa circuits turn ON for 4 seconds. ef4> Key - Enabes/disabes sient Wak Test. When this key is pressed, it togges the system to audibe Wak Test, where the signa circuits are turned ON to pay the codes seected with the <F3> key, described above. Sient Wak Test is used in conjunction with the ogging function when audibe signas might disturb the buiding occupants. During the Wak Test, the first ine of the LCD shows changes, incuding the status of the device under test. The second ine of the LCD shows device status. Wak Test OPERATON When the 4020 system is paced in Wak Test mode, any zone in the active Wak Test group(s) can be tested in any order. f zone coding is enabed, there is an advantage in testing a devices within one zone before going on to the next zone. You shoud simuate an aarm and troube condition for each device being tested. f you are using an audibe or visua indication, wait for it to cear before you test the next device. Otherwise, wait for an appropriate amount of time (based on the system reset deay) before moving on to the next zone. The LED on a smoke detector heps you in this area, because it indicates when the aarm is sensed, and when the detector resets. f zone coding is enabed, verify that the code heard or seen is correct. Wak Test FEATURES The Wak Test function has the foowing features: Abort Audibe and Deay On Reactivation Active/Not Active Auto Abort On Aarm. Auto Abort On Time-out Contro Lists Deay Before Reset Log/No Log (Logging Option) Monitor Zone List Programmer Configuration Sig/No Sig (Sient Wak Test Seection) System Troube Troube Audibe Zone Code/Zero Code. These features are discussed in the foowing paragraphs. ABORT AUDBLE AND DELAY ON REACTVATON Whenever a Wak Test group is aborted, either manuay or automaticay, the contro ist sounds the abort code (O- O-O) to indicate that the group is going back into service. f a contro point in the ist is aready active, possiby because another aarm has come in, the abort code wi pay before the aarm message. The group is put back into norma operating service 60 seconds after the abort signa is heard (if there are signas in the contro ist). This deay protects against an unwanted aarm shoud an auto abort occur whie a device is being tested.

62 ACTVE/NOT ACTVE The cf> key on the interface pane is used to togge ON and OFF a given Wak Test group. A groups are initiay inactive at system start-up. Any number of groups can be enabed at any one time. When a Wak Test group is enabed, its associated troube pseudo point is turned ON and must be acknowedged. f mutipe Wak Test groups are required, press the troube acknowedge key after a Wak Test groups are seected. AUTO ABORT ON ALARM When an aarm is detected from a zone that is not in the active Wak Test group, a norma contro functions take pace and the active Wak Test group is aborted. When a Wak Test is aborted, the system sounds a zero code three times. AUTO ABORT ON TME-OUT f there has been no activity within an active Wak Test group for eight hours, the system aborts the Wak Test automaticay. CONTROL LST A Contro List is a point ist that contains those contro points (signas and/or reays) that are to be activated by a Wak Test group. By defaut, this ist is initiay fied by the system for the first group, and incudes a signa, visua, or coded contro points. DELAYBEFORERESET The programmer has the abiity to set a Reset Time Deay. The deay time period starts after a zone aarm is detected and runs unti the detector is reset. The ength of the deay may be from 15 to 60 seconds, and may be adjusted depending on the method used to simuate an aarm. A onger vaue is desired if smoke is used to bring in each detector. By defaut, the deay is set to 15 seconds. LOGGNG OPTON (LOG/NO LOG) By defaut, the system enabes the ogging of Wak Test events. When ogging is enabed, each zone that comes into aarm or troube is time-tagged and added to the Historica Troube Log. This is very beneficia in cases where a 100% sient test is required. When testing, remember to record the identity and order of the devices tested. When the Wak Test is finished, compare this record with the Historica Troube Log and verify that a zones activated correcty. The cf21 key is used to enabe/disabe the ogging of Wak Test events to the Historica Troube Log. By defaut, ogging is enabed. f the system is configured for a printer and the PRNT REPORT option is seected, the Historica Troube Log is printed on the system printer. MONTOR ZONE LST A Monitor Zone List is a point ist that contains those monitor zones within a defined area of a buiding. This ist is initiay fied by the system for the first group, and incudes a monitor zones. t can be edited using the tag ist feature of the Programming Unit. An empty ist signifies that a Wak Test group is not used. The programmer has the option of changing the abe of this point ist so that it is more meaningfu for pane operation. You cannot have the same zone in more than one Wak Test group.

63 PROGRAMMER CONFGURATON Wak Test is configured in the fied with the Programming Unit. By defaut, Wak Test is protected at access eve 3. The access eve required to enabe your Wak Test is shown on the Programmer s Report. Wak Test groups are seected from the LCD Main Menu. Seecting Wak Test on the Main Menu brings up the Wak Test configuration screen which ists the setup for the Wak Test groups. SG/NO SG (SLENT Wak Test SELECTON) The cf4> key is used to enabe the seection of the Sient Wak Test. By defaut, the Sient Wak Test is enabed. SYSTEM TROUBLE The Wak Test has the abiity to test signa circuits for troube (i.e., open/short) conditions. This is accompished by using the output Wak Test ists (L50 through L57) as the input ists for signa troube conditions. For exampe, if a signa circuit troube occurs on a point in Wak Test output ist L50 (group 0), and Wak Test group 0 is enabed, the Wak Test troube code wi pay on a signa circuits in Wak Test ist L50. Note that the signa troube is not inhibited. An actua troube condition wi occur at the operator interface pane, but wi be ogged as a Wak Test troube for that signa. This troube automaticay cears when the signa circuit is returned to norma in goba acknowedge systems. n individua acknowedge systems, point P4 (FORCE GLOBAL ACKNOWLEDGE) must be turned ON before performing a signa circuit Wak Test. f Wak Test is not enabed for the group containing the signa circuit in troube, the troube condition passes through without paying the Wak Test code. TROUBLE AUDBLE When a zone troube is detected, the Wak Test signas sound continuousy for four seconds. ZONE CODE/ZERO CODE The <F3> key is used to enabe/disabe Zone Coding. By defaut, Zone Coding is enabed. Wak Test PROCEDURES Before the Wak Test can be performed, the operator must enter the correct passcode. HOW TO ENTER A Wak Test PASSCODE To enter the passcode, perform the foowing procedures. 1. Open the access door; then, press the <MENU> key. The LCD dispays the foowing message. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to Scro Change Access Leve? 2. Press the <ENTER> key. The LCD shows the foowing message. F = Login F2 =Logout CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL = 1

64 3. Press the cf> key to Login. This key is above the LCD dispay. The LCD dispays this message. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> 4. Enter the required passcode. (The actua passcode is not contained in any documentation. Ca your Loca Simpex Branch Office to obtain the required passcode.) 5. Press the <ENTER> key. f the passcode is correct, the foowing message is shown. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> ACCESS GRANTED After a brief pause, the dispay shows the granted access eve. F = Login F2 = Logout CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL = X NOTE: X equas 1 through 4. f access eve 4 is entered, a troube condition occurs in the system which must be acknowedged. HOW TO ENTER Wak Test MODE Once the passcode has been entered, you may enter the Wak Test mode by performing the foowing procedures. 1. Press the MENU key. The LCD shows the foowing message. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to Scro Change Access Leve? 2. Press the NEXT key unti the LCD dispays the foowing message. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to Scro Enabe Wak Test? 3. Press the ENTER key. The foowing message is dispayed. F = on>off F2 = no>log F3 =?>ZONE F4 = NO<sig WALK TEST GROUP 0 4. Seect the desired Wak Test data using Function keys <F> through <F4>.

65 <F> Key - Function key <F> is used to togge the wak test mode. Turn Wak Test ON and OFF by pressing the <Fi > key. Pressing this key causes an arrow to point to the active state (which is dispayed in capita etters). <F2> Key - Function key <F2> is used to enabe/disabe ogging of Wak Test events. Wak Test events are ogged into the Historica Troube og if seected. Pressing this key causes an arrow to point to the active state (which is dispayed in capita etters). By defaut, ogging is enabed. <F3> Key - Function key <F3> is used to enabe/disabe zone coding. Pressing this key causes an arrow to point to the active state. By defaut, zone coding is enabed. <F4> Key - Function key <F4> is used to enabe/disabe the sient WakTest. Pressing this key causes an arrow to point to the active state (which is dispayed in capita etters). By defaut, the sient Wak Test is enabed. 5. Press the <F Z= key to enabe/disabe the Wak Test mode. The SYSTEM TROUBLE LED iuminates, the tone-aert sounds, and the LCD dispays the foowing message. F = ON<off F2 = no>log F3 =?> ZONE F4 = NO<sig WALK TEST GROUP 0 To enabe mutipe Wak Test groups, press the <NEXT> key to scro to the next Wak Test group. Then press the <F> key to enabe that group. Continue scroing. Then press the cf> key to seect required Wak Test groups. Once a Wak Test groups are seected, press the troube acknowedge key, then continue. When a Wak Test group with no configured points is seected, the dispay shows the foowing message. 1 No wak test points configured for: WALK TEST GROUP X NOTE: X equas 0 through 7. HOW TO EXT Wak Test MODE When the Wak Test has been satisfactoriy competed, exit from the Wak Test mode by performing the foowing. procedure. 1. Press the <MENU> key. 2. Press the <NEXT> key to seect the Wak Test function. 3. Press the <ENTER> key. 4. Press the cf> key to turn off a Wak Test group. Press <NEXT>, then <F> to turn OFF each enabed Wak Test group. NOTE: The system activates a one-minute timer when exiting from the Wak Test mode. This timer ensures that monitor points have had ampe time to cear (smoke) prior to enabing the system. After the oneminute deay, the system Wak Test troube automaticay cears. 5. Press <MENU>. The Change Access Leve menu is shown. 6. Press <ENTER>. 7. Press <F2> to og out.

66 8. f Access Leve 4 was entered, troube wi continue to exist in the system. Access Leve 4 is normay used by Simpex personne and additiona steps must be performed. Ca Simpex to restore the system. 9. nform required personne when system testing is competed. HOW TO TURN A PONT OFF The <OFF> key press wi turn a contro point off and prevent the automatic operation, thus causing it to remain OFF. This action wi resut in a system troube, The norma state of a contro points is AUTO. The <OFF> key press has no effect on monitor points. The point to be turned OFF must first be identified to the system. This is accompished by entering the identity of the point to be turned OFF through the entry keypad, and then pressing the <OFF> key. f the <OFF> key is passcode protected, perform the system Log n Procedures. To turn a point OFF, perform the foowing procedures. 1. Ensure the contro point to be turned OFF is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. A typica point (101) is shown beow. SGNAL 1 STANDARD SLAVE SGNAL CRCUT ON 2. Press the <OFF> key. A typica dispay is shown beow. Press <ENTER> to force OFF /O: Press the <ENTER> key. A typica dispay is shown beow. SGNAL 1 STANDARD SLAVE SGNAL CRCUT OFF 4. Press the <CL&- key. The dispay shows the foowing message. **TROUBLE** Press <ACK> to review. FRE = 0 PR12 = 0 SUPV = 0 TRBL = 1 HOW TO TURN A PONT ON The <ON> key press wi manuay turn a contro point ON, and prevent automatic operation by increasing its priority, causing it to remain ON. With the exception of pseudo points, this action wi resut in a system troube. The norma state of a contro points is AUTO. The <ON> key press has no effect on monitor points. The points to be turned ON must first be identified to the system. This is accompished by seecting/entering the identity of the required point on the aphanumeric dispay, and pressing the <ON> key. f the <ON> key is passcode protected, perform the system Log n Procedures.

67 59 To turn a contro point ON, perform the foowing procedures. 1. Ensure the point to be turned on is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. A typica point (101) is shown beow. SGNAL 1 STANDARD SLAVE SGNAL CRCUT OFF 2. Press the <ON> key. A typica dispay is shown beow. Press <ENTER> to force ON /O: Press the <ENTER> key. A typica dispay is shown beow. SGNAL 1 STANDARD SLAVE SGNAL CRCUT ON 4. Press the <CLR> key. The dispay shows the foowing message. **TROUBLE** Press <ACK> to review. PR12 = 0 S-WV = 0 TRBL = 1 HOW TO RETURN A PONT TO AUTO The <AUTO> key press eaves a point in its current state (ON or OFF), but aows the system program to contro it. AUTO is the norma state for a contro points. A troube exists if any contro point is taken out of the AUTO state. The point to be turned to AUTO must first be identified to the system. This is accompished by seecting/entering the required point on the aphanumeric dispay, and then pressing the <AUTO> key. f the <AUTO> key is passcode protected, perform the Log n Procedures. To return a point to AUTO, perform the foowing procedures. 1. Ensure the point to be turned to AUTO is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. A typica point (101) is shown beow. SGNAL 1 STANDARD SLAVE SGNAL CRCUT OFF

68 2. Press the <AUTO> key. A typica dispay is shown beow. Press <ENTER> for AUTOmatic contro /O: Press the <ENTER> key. A typica dispay is shown beow. SGNAL 1 STANDARD SLAVE SGNAL CRCUT OFF 4. Press the <CLR> key. The dispay shows the foowing message. SYSTEM S NORMAL 9:27:40 MON 04-APR-94 HOW TO ENABLE A DSABLED PONT f a device was disabed for any reason and has been restored, you can enabe the point. This point must first be identified to the system. The disabed point causes a system troube condition which is continuay shown on the aphanumeric dispay. This can be viewed by pressing the troube <ACK> key and reading the aphanumeric dispay. The point can be enabed by using the <ENABLE> key. f the <ENABLE> key is passcode protected, perform Log n Procedures, then continue. To enabe a disabed point, perform the foowing procedures. 1. Press the <TROUBLE ACK> key unti the point to be enabed is shown on the aphanumeric dispay, as shown in the foowing exampe. MULT O CARD 5 PONT O PULL STATON DSABLE TROUBLE 2. Press the <ENABLE> key. The foowing message is dispayed. Press <ENTER> to ENABLE /O: 1010 NOTE: Read the warning beow before performing the foowing step. 3. Press the <ENTER> key. The aphanumeric dispay shows the foowing message. Pease stand by wi ENABLE in 60 seconds

69 WARNNG f the zone is sti in aarm, a WARNNG is dispayed which tes you that the system wi sound an aarm if the timer (60 seconds) times out. TO ABORT THE ENABLE, PRESS THE <DSABLE> KEY. f an aarm condition exists, the foowing is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. **WARNNG** Press <DSABLE> to abort 1010 wi ALARM in 60 seconds F THE ABOVE WARNNG S SHOWN CN the ALPHANUMERC DSPLAY, PRESS the <DSABLE> OR AN <ACK> KEY. FALURE TO ABORT THE ENABLE, WLL CAUSE AN ALARM CONDTON. f the enabe process is successfu, the foowing message is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. ENABLE COMPLETED 4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 above to enabe required points. 5. Press the <CLR> key to exit. This wi aow the pane to show the Time and Date. WHAT TO DO N CASE OF SYSTEM MALFUNCTON CALL YOUR LOCAL SMPLEX BRANCH OFFCE, WHCH S LSTED N THE YELLOW PAGES, FOR ALL MALFUNCTONS, OR F YOU WOULD LKE A QUALFED SMPLEX TECHNCAN TO ASSST YOU WTH NSTALLATON, TESTNG, AND TROUBLESHOOTNG THE SYSTEM.

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71 ABBREVATED APPENDX OPERATOR NTERFACE PROCEDURES OPERATOR LOG N/LOG OUT PROCEDURES ACCESS LEVEL LOG N PROCEDURE NOTE: Various functions may be passcode protected to prevent access by unauthorized personne. Passcodes are provided to the user during system instaation. To change or receive additiona information concerning your passcodes, contact your oca Simpex Branch Office. To Log n, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Obtain the appropriate passcode information. 2. Open the interface pane access door. 3. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad on the right side of the interface pane. The foowing is dispayed. Press <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> to scro Change Access Leve? 4. Press the <ENTER> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. The foowing is dispayed. CURRENT F=Login ACCESS F2=Logout LEVEL = 1 5. Press the <F> key (above the aphanumeric dispay). The dispay shows the foowing. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> 6. Enter the passcode (up to 10 numbers). Press the <ENTER> key on the ENTRY keypad. For security reasons, an X is dispayed for each digit of your passcode, as shown beow. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> xxx f the passcode is correct, the foowing is shown. Enter a Passcode foowed by <ENTER> ACCESS GRANTED

72 After a brief pause, the dispay shows the granted access eve, such as the Leve 2 access message shown beow. F=Login F2=Logout CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL = 2 7. Press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad twice. The dispay shows system status, as shown beow. SYSTEM S NORMAL 8:24:44 MON 04-APR Proceed with desired system function, such as Wak Test. ACCESS LEVEL LOG N PROCEDURE FROM THE CRT NOTE: Various functions may be passcode protected to prevent access by unauthorized personne. Passcodes are provided to the user during system instaation. To change or receive additiona information concerning your passcodes, contact your oca Simpex Branch Office. To Log n, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Obtain the appropriate passcode information. 2. Access the Main Menu screen. (See Figure 7.) 3. Press the <PF4> key on the keyboard. 4. Enter the required passcode, using the keyboard. 5. Press the <ENTER> key on the keyboard. f successfu, your user number wi appear at the top of the screen in the Header nformation. 6. Proceed with desired system function. ACCESS LEVEL LOG OUT PROCEDURE To Log Out, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. 2. Press the <NEXT> key unti the menu prompt CHANGE ACCESS LEVEL? appears on the aphanumeric dispay. 3. Press <ENTER> on the ENTRY keypad. 4. Press the cf2> key (above the aphanumeric dispay) to Log Out. 5. Press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu.

73 ACCESS LEVEL LOG OUT PROCEDURE FROM THE CRT To Log Out from the CRT, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Return to the Main Menu by pressing the cf18> key. 2. With the Main Menu dispayed on the CRT, press the cpf4> key on the keyboard. 3. Press the <ENTER> key on the keyboard to Log Out. SYSTEM OPERATNG PROCEDURES VEWNG A LST OF PONTS To view a List of Points, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. 2. Using the <NEXT> and <PREVOUS> keys on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad, scro through the Main Menu items unti the Seect a List of Points? menu prompt appears on the aphanumeric dispay. 3. Using the <NEXT> and <PREVOUS> keys on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad, scro through the List of Lists unti the desired ist is dispayed on the aphanumeric dispay on the interface pane. 4. Press <ENTER> on the ENTRY keypad. 5. Using the <NEXT> and cprevous> keys on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad, scro through the chosen ist. 6. When finished, press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu. VEWNG THE STATUS OF ANY SYSTEM PONT To view the status of any system point, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press one of the foowing keys on the ENTRY keypad to seect the appropriate cass of points: Key 0 - Seects Numeric System Address Key 1 - Seects Monitor Zone (N/A on 4020) Key 2 - Seects Signa Zone (N/A on 4020) Key 3 - Seects Auxiiary Reay Zone (N/A on 4020) Key 4 - Seects Feedback Zone (N/A on 4020) Key 5 - Seects /O Zone (Point) Key 6 - Seects MAPNET B Point Key 7 - Seects Digita Pseudo Point Key 8 - Seects Anaog Pseudo Point Key 9 - Seects List Pseudo Point. Key NET/- - Seects a Network Point. 2. Using the ENTRY keypad, enter the number of the desired point to be viewed (MAPNETB and Numeric Addresses require the use of hyphens).

74 3. Press <ENTER> on the ENTRY keypad. 4. Mutipe <FUNCTON> key presses dispay additiona information about the seected point. The amount of information avaiabe is determined by the type of point being viewed. 5. When finished, press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu. CONTROLLNG SYSTEM PONTS To contro a system point, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Log n at the appropriate Access Leve. 2. Dispay the desired point by foowing steps 1 through 3 in the Viewing the Status of any System Point procedure. 3. Press one of the foowing keys on the ENTRY keypad to seect the appropriate operation: <DSABLE> <ENABLE> <ON> <OFF> <AUTO>. 4. Press <ENTER> on the ENTRY keypad. 5. When finished, press the <CLR> key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu. VEWNG THE SENSTVTY OF A TrueAarm SENSOR To view the sensitivity of a TrueAarm sensor, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press the <MAP 6> key on the ENTRY keypad.. The dispay now prompts you for the MAPNET@ channe and device number. 2. Using the ENTRY keypad, press the appropriate numeric key for the sensor s channe (1 or 2), the hyphen <-> key, and the appropriate numeric key(s) for the sensor s device number (1 through 127). Then, press the <ENTER> key. 3. To verify the sensor s MAPNET@device number, press the <FUNCTON> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. 4. To dispay the sensor s sensitivity, press the <FUNCTON> key six more times. 5. Simutaneousy press the <FUNCTON> key, and the <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> key to go to the desired data. 6. To exit the sensor s viewing mode, press the <CLR> key twice on the ENTRY keypad. NOTE: Use P134 to cear a// anaog peak vaues. LOGGNG AND CLEARNG AN ANALOG SENSOR PEAK VALUE The Anaog Sensor Peak Vaue is the highest binary vaue received and stored at the operator interface pane for a particuar sensor since the system was powered up. This peak vaue is dispayed as a percentage of aarm and a percentage of smoke obscuration. Through the use of a system Pseudo Point (P133), a new peak vaues per sensor can be stored in the Historica Troube Log and printed on the system printer. Printing of peak vaues is done at the time the vaue is received at the operator interface pane. This peak vaue is hepfu in determining if a sensor shoud be made more or ess sensitive.

75 To cear an Anaog Sensor Peak Vaue, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press the <MAP 6> key on the ENTRY keypad. The dispay now prompts you for the channe and device number. 2. Using the ENTRY keypad, press the appropriate numeric key for the sensor s channe (1 or 2), the hyphen C-> key, and the appropriate numeric key(s) for the sensor s device number (1 through 127). Then, press the <ENTER> key. 3. To verify the sensor s MAPNET@ device number, press the <FUNCTON> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. 4. To dispay the sensor s Peak Vaue, press the <FUNCTON> key and the <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> key unti the dispay shows F =Cear PEAK vaue. 5. Press the <F> key to cear the Peak Vaue. f your Access Leve is insufficient for this operation, a statement to that effect wi appear on the dispay, and no action wi occur. NOTE: Your access eve for this operation must match the access eve required for the Cear Aarm Verification Tay operation. 6. To exit from this operation, press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad unti the origina dispay re-appears. VEWNG THE HSTORCAL ALARM AND TROUBLE LOGS To view the Historica Aarm and Troube Logs, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. 2. Using the <NEXT> and <PREVOUS> keys on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad, scro through the Main Menu items unti the Dispay Historica Aarm Log? or Dispay Historica Troube Log? menu prompt appears on the aphanumeric dispay. 3. Press the <ENTER> key on the ENTRY keypad. 4. Using the <NEXT> and <PREVOUS> keys on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad, scro through the ist of ogged events, unti the desired event is shown on the aphanumeric dispay. NOTE: Pressing the <PREVOUS> key first causes the most recent event to be dispayed. 5. When finished, press the <CLR> key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu. CLEARNG THE HSTORCAL ALARM AND TROUBLE LOGS To cear the Historica Aarm and Troube Logs, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Log n at the appropriate eve to cear the historica ogs. 2. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. 3. Using the <NEXT> and <PREVOUS> keys on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad, scro through the Main Menu items unti the Dispay Historica Aarm Log? or Dispay Historica Troube Log? menu prompt appears on the aphanumeric dispay. 4. Press the <ENTER> key on the ENTRY keypad. 5. Press the <FUNCTON> key on the ENTRY keypad. 6. Press the cf3> key (above the dispay) to choose the Cear option. 7. Press the <F> key (above the dispay) to choose the Cear A option.

76 8. When finished, press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad to escape from the Main Menu. VEWNG ABNORMAL SYSTEM CONDTONS WTH THE <DSPLAY TME> KEY NOTE: The system must have an abnorma condition showing on the aphanumeric dispay before the <DSPLAY TME> Key can be used. To view Abnorma System Conditions with the <DSPLAY TME> Key, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press the appropriate acknowedge (ACK) key on the operator interface pane to view the desired condition. 2. Press and hod the <DSPLAY TME> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad to dispay the time and date tag for the first event. NOTE: f the og was ceared whie the event condition existed, the time and date tag wi not be found. 3. Aternatey, press the appropriate acknowedge key and <DSPLAY TME> key to scro through events and dispay their time and date tags. CLEARNG THE ALARM VERFCATON TALLY To cear an Aarm Verification Tay, perform the foowing procedure. NOTE: The foowing procedure is for a MAPNET@device. To cear an Aarm Verification Tay on an O point, press the c0 5s key and enter the O number. Press the <ENTER> key. Then, go to Step 4 and continue the procedure. 1. Press the <MAP 6s key on the ENTRY keypad. The dispay now prompts you for the MAPNET@ channe and device number. 2. Using the ENTRY keypad, press the appropriate numeric key for the device s channe (1 or 2), the hyphen <-> key, and the appropriate numeric key(s) for the device number (1 through 127). Then, press the <ENTER> key. 3. To verify the MAPNET@device number, press the <FUNCTON> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. 4. To dispay the Aarm Verification Tay, press the <FUNCTON> key and the <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> key unti the dispay shows F =Cear.Verification Tay. 5. Press the cf> key to cear the Aarm Verification Tay. f your Access Leve is insufficient for this operation, a statement to that effect wi appear on the dispay, and no action wi occur. 6. To exit from this operation, press the cclr> key on the ENTRY keypad unti the origina dispay reappears. NOTE: Use P214 to cear a// verification taies. VEWNG POWER SUPPLY/CHARGER VOLTAGE AND CURRENT READNGS To view power suppy votage and current readings, perform the foowing procedure. 1. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. Then press the <NEXT> key six times. 2. Press the <ENTER> key on the ENTRY keypad. Then press the <NEXT> key as many times as is required for the upper ine on the dispay to show the desired card number. 3. Press the <ENTER> key. Then, using the <NEXT> or <PREVOUS> key to scro, check votage/current readings on the Power Suppy/Charger card.

77 GENERATNG TrueAarm REPORTS Appies to systems that feature a printer. To Obtain a TrueAarm Status Report 1. Press the <MENU> key on the DSPLAY/ACTON keypad. Then press the <NEXT> key seven times. 2. Press <ENTER>. Then press <NEXT> twice. 3. Press <ENTER>. Printer prints out TrueAarm Status Report. To Obtain a TrueAarm Service Report 1. Perform Step 1 above. Then press the <ENTER> key once and the <NEXT> key three times. 2. Press <ENTER>. Printer prints out TrueAarm Service Report.

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