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MENV-MINI4-02 Issue2 June 2006
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Controls and Indications Continued
TABLE 1
A
SUPPLY HEALTHY
Indicates permanently when panel is correctly powered.
B
TEST MODE
Pulses when the control panel is in engineer’s test mode. The individual
circuit fault lamp will be on (steady) whilst the circuit is in test mode. It is not
possible to test a disabled zone. See page 20 “Test Mode” for more details.
C
DISABLED
Indicates when a zone or sounder circuit has been disabled using the disable
button on the keypad. The LED remains on steady if any disablement is
present on any of the circuits. The individual circuit fault lamp will be on
(steady) whilst the circuit is disabled. See page 21 “Disable Zones or
Sounders” for more details.
D
ARW
Automatic Reset Warning, Indicates if the processor has been rebooted. Will
indicate when panel is first powered up. See fault finding section for more
details. Reset panel to clear indication.
E
“ENABLE CONTROLS” KEY-
SWITCH (OPTIONAL)
Optional Key-switch to activate the buttons on the keypad. They do not
function unless this switch is in the on position. This can be fitted
retrospectively.
F
POWER FAULT
Indicates a fault with the power supply. A fast pulse = battery fault. A slow
pulse = voltage faults. An intermittent blip = mains fault. See fault finding
section for more details.
G
AUX / DISABLED
Indicates if the remote relay outputs have been isolated using the isolate
remote button on the keypad.
H
SOUNDER CIRCUIT FAULT
Indicates that there is a fault on the individual sounder circuit or that the
sounders have been disabled or are in test mode. A fast pulse = short circuit.
A slow pulse = open circuit. Sounder circuit fault LEDs are on (steady) for
disabled or test mode. Note:- disablement or test mode will have priority. See
fault finding section for more details.
I
COMMON FAULT
LED Indicates when any fault occurs. Note:- when a mains failure fault is
present the LED blips intermittently to conserve the batteries. See fault
finding section for more details.
J
COMMON FIRE
LED Indicates when any zone is in fire. Pulsing when fire or evacuate is
active, will steady when alarms silenced.
K
ZONE FAULT / DISABLED / IN
TEST
Indicates that there is a fault on this zone, or that the zone is in test mode, or
has been disabled. LED on (steady) in “test mode” or “disabled“. A slow
pulse = open circuit. A fast pulse = short circuit. Note:- disablement or test
mode will have priority. See fault finding section for more details.
L
FIRE ON ZONE
Indicates that there is a fire condition on this zone. Pulses when in fire, will
steady when alarms silenced. New zones in fire will pulse until silence
alarms is pressed again while the existing silenced zones will remain steady.
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