Simplex 4100 & 4100+ Operating Instructions

SSimplex Fire Alarm 1995 Simplex Time Recorder Co specifications other were current as of publication are subject change without notice Manuals Online 5 95 Manuals Online and servicing quakfred Simplex Representatrves be performed REQUIREMENTS power system disconnect FIRST and AC power last When connecting this system connect AC power FIRST and 0 programming completed improper system operation the system after programming this system can has been and and found accordance manual may cause not installed and used radio comply with Subpart J provide against such interference when operated the ltmits for a Class Acomputing pursuant Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed a commercial area is likely to cause at his own expense will be required may be required a which case the take whatever Operation this equapment interference correct Manuals Online Manuals Online OF CONTENTS 1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW Operating Description In Procedure Out Procedure Abnormal Conditions 2 ALARM CONDITIONS Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions to Silence the Alarm Signals to Reset the System Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions to Silence the Alarm Signals to Reset the System Alarm Condition Keys Acknowledge Key Silence Key Silence Software Considerations Reset Key the Alarm Point Does Not Reset to Disable a Point 3 TROUBLE CONDITIONS Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions Trouble Condition Keys Acknowledge Key Reset Key the Trouble Does Not Reset a to Disable a Point With a Trouble Condition TrueAlarmTM Sensors Dirty Indication Indication Dirty Indication Abnormal Analog Detection Detector Base is protected protected by U S Patent No 5,155,468 U S Patent No 5,173,683 Manuals Online 4 SUPERVISORY SERVICE CONDITIONS Acknowledge Panel Operation During Supervisory Service Conditions Acknowledge Panel Operation During Supervisory Service Conditions Supervisory Service Condition Keys Acknowledge Key 5 RS 232 INTERFACE Port Access Levels Video Terminal Function Key Definitions Procedure Screen Displays Main Menu Screen Screen