These
instructions
are
to
be
framed
and
placed
next
to
the
FireNET
2127/4127
control
panel
and
FN
‐
LCD
‐
N/FN
‐
LCD
‐
S
annunciators.
FireNET
Operating
Instructions
(For
Models
2127/4127
(Plexiglass
Window)
control
panel
and
FN
‐
LCD
‐
N/FN
‐
LCD
‐
S
annunciators)
FIRE
CONDITION:
During
a
Fire
condition
the
Fire
LEDs
will
pulse
on
and
off
on
the
panel
face,
the
local
buzzer
will
sound,
and
the
bells/horns/strobes
will
be
activated.
The
location
text
of
the
alarm
point
as
programmed
into
the
fire
alarm
control
panel
will
be
displayed
on
the
LCD
display.
Additional
fire
events
can
be
viewed
by
pressing
the
“
More
Fire
Events”
button
and
using
the
Up/Down
Arrows
to
scroll
through
the
list.
Note
that
the
front
door
of
the
control
panel
must
be
opened
to
access
these
controls.
To
silence
the
bells/horns,
enter
Access
Level
2
by
opening
the
front
door
of
the
enclosure
and
then
press
the
“Alarm
Silence”
button.
The
Fire
LEDs
will
be
lit
continuously,
and
the
bells/horns
will
turn
off.
To
turn
the
bells/horns
back
on
again
press
the
“Resound
Alarm”
button.
The
“Reset”
button
will
turn
off
the
bells/horns/strobes
and
return
the
fire
control
panel
to
a
normal
standby
condition.
TROUBLE
CONDITION:
During
a
trouble
condition
the
local
buzzer
will
sound,
the
“General
Trouble”
LED
will
flash,
a
specific
trouble
LED
may
illuminate,
and
a
trouble
message
will
be
displayed
on
the
LCD
display.
If
more
than
one
trouble
condition
occurs
at
the
same
time
the
“More
Events”
LED
will
illuminate.
All
trouble
events
can
be
viewed
by
pressing
the
“More
Events”
button
and
using
the
Up/Down
Arrows
to
move
to
the
desired
event
menu,
pressing
the
Right
Arrow
button
to
open
the
desired
menu,
and
then
using
the
Up/Down
Arrows
to
scroll
through
all
the
trouble
conditions.
Pressing
the
“?”
button
may
offer
additional
information.
Contact
Authorized
Service
Personnel
Immediately.
BUTTON
FUNCTIONS:
Alarm
Silence:
Silences
the
bells/horns
after
an
alarm
is
received
by
the
fire
alarm
control
panel.
Re
‐
Sound
Alarm:
Turns
the
bells/horns
back
on
after
being
silenced.
Panel
Sounder
Silence:
Silences
the
local
buzzer
on
the
fire
alarm
control
panel.
More
Fire
Events:
Scrolls
through
the
Fire
event
queue
showing
alarm
events.
More
Events:
Scrolls
through
the
event
queue
showing
system
events.
Reset:
Resets
the
fire
alarm
control
panel
out
of
an
alarm
or
latched
condition.
Fire
Drill:
A
fire
drill
can
be
initiated
by
pressing
the
Fire
Drill
button.
Press
button
again
to
stop
the
Fire
Drill.
Lamp
Test:
Lights
all
LEDs
and
turns
on
all
display
pixels.
Programmable
Function:
Advanced
feature.
Left/Right
Arrow:
Used
to
move
backwards
and
forward
in
the
menus
on
the
LCD
display.
Up/Down
Arrow:
Used
to
scroll
up
and
down
when
navigating
through
the
menus
on
the
LCD
display.
?:
Help
menu
for
current
system
status.
FUSE
REPLACEMENT
PROCEDURE
(for
FireNET
2127/4127
control
panel
only):
Before
proceeding
further,
notify
the
appropriate
parties
and/or
authorities
when
servicing
or
placing
the
fire
alarm
system
off
‐
line.
To
replace
the
in
‐
line
battery
fuse,
twist
the
bayonet
fuse
holder
on
the
negative
battery
lead.
Remove
the
blown
fuse
and
replace
with
a
“Bussman
AGC
‐
10”
type
fuse
or
equivalent.
To
replace
the
power
supply
fuse
F2,
power
down
the
fire
system
by
removing
the
AC
power
first,
then
disconnect
the
backup
batteries
to
the
fire
alarm
control
panel.
Remove
the
blown
fuse
and
replace
with
a
3A
250VAC,
slow
blow,
5X20mm
fuse.
When
the
fuse
replacement
is
completed,
restore
AC
power
to
the
control
panel
and
connect
the
backup
batteries
observing
polarity
of
connections.
BATTERY
MAINTENANCE/REPLACEMENT
PROCEDURE
(for
FireNET
2127/4127
control
panel
only):
Inspect
batteries
annually.
Replace
batteries
every
3
to
5
years.
Verify
that
batteries
show
no
signs
of
leaking
or
swelling.
Remove
the
positive
(RED)
battery
lead
from
the
battery.
Measure
the
voltage
of
each
battery
to
determine
that
the
batteries
are
charged
and
meet
the
battery
manufacturer’s
specification
requirements.
Replace
the
positive
(RED)
battery
lead
when
finished.
If
batteries
measure
below
the
battery
manufacturer’s
recommended
specifications,
replace
batteries
by
removing
positive
(RED)
lead,
negative
(BLACK)
lead,
and
jumper
lead
between
batteries.
Replace
batteries
and
connect
in
reverse
order,
connecting
the
jumper
(+
of
battery
to
–
of
second
battery),
negative
(BLK)
lead
to
one
battery,
and
positive
(RED)
lead
to
the
other
battery.
For
Service
Contact
HOCHIKI
AMERICA
CORPORATION
7051
Village
Drive,
Suite
100
Buena
Park,
CA
90621
Issued
5/24/09
P/N
1700
‐
09947
HA
‐
06
‐
143
Version
1.7
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