Cooper Security i-on 16 Przewodnik Instalacji Pobierz pdf (Strona 23)

i-on40

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Type: Active when:

RF

Supervision

(09)

There is a supervision failure

on any radio zone. The output

remains active until all

supervision failures are reset.

RF Jamming

(10)

The control unit detects

jamming. The output remains

on until all jamming

disappears.

RF Fault

(11)

There are any of the following

faults: RF Low Battery, RF

supervision, RF jamming.

Panel A/C

Fail (12)

Either Mains power is absent

for between 52 and 59

minutes, OR a zone of type

“External PSU A/C Fail” has

been triggered. The control

unit deactivates the output if

a user keys in a valid access

code after mains power has

been restored.

Panel

Battery

Fault (13)

The control unit detects a

fault with its backup battery,

OR a zone of type “External

PSU Battery Fault” has been

triggered. If the alert was

caused by an “External PSU

Battery Fault” zone then the

control unit deactivates the

output when the zone has

been restored and a user has

acknowledges the fault by

entering a valid access code.

If the alert was caused by a

fault with the control unit’s

backup battery then the

control unit deactivates the

output when it detects a good

battery and a user

acknowledges the alert.

Note: To cause the control

unit to check its backup

battery enter and leave the

Installer Menu.

External

PSU Low

Volts (14)

An external power supply has

triggered an External PSU Low

Volts zone.

The control unit deactivates

the output when the zone has

been restored and a user has

acknowledges the fault by

entering a valid access code.

External

PSU Fault

(15)

An external power supply fault

signal triggers a Power output

fault zone.

The control unit deactivates

Type: Active when:

the output when the zone has

been restored and a user has

acknowledges the fault by

entering a valid access code.

Tamper

(16)

The control unit detects

tamper on any device;

deactivates when tamper is

reset.

Zone Omit

(Setting)

(17)

The user Omits a zone while

setting the system. The

output deactivates when the

control unit restores the zone.

Zone Omit

(System)

(18)

(Operates only when DD243 is

enabled.) In the event of an

unconfirmed alarm, the

system will rearm itself when

the confirmation timer

expires. If the zone that

caused the unconfirmed alarm

is still active at the time of the

rearm, the control unit will

omit that zone and activate

the output. The control unit

will restore the zone and

output when a user or

engineer resets the system.

General

Fault (19)

There is any event that causes

an alert indication on the

keypad.

ATS Test

(20)

(This output type appears

only for Plug-by outputs.) The

line fault input signal goes to

12V. The operation of the Line

Fault input and the ATS test

output must comply with the

requirements of BSIA form

175.

Siren (21) The control unit starts a full

alarm, a panic alarm or a fire

alarm (the siren has a

distinctive tone during a fire

alarm). The control unit

deactivates this output at the

end of the siren time.

Strobe (22) The control unit starts a Full

alarm, panic alarm or fire

alarm. The output remains

active until the user disarms

the system.

Entry Exit

Follow (23)

The entry or exit time starts

and deactivates at the end of

the entry/exit time, or if the

entry/exit time is terminated.

The output can be used for a

separate entry/exit buzzer.

Note that the output does not

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