Gemini C-Series GEMC-NAC Extender Installation Instructions 3
Coded Alarms / Cadences by Zone
An initiating zone can be individually programmed, using PCD-Windows Quickloader, to activate one of thirty available
coded alarms/cadences on NAC circuits.
This feature is primarily used to assist in the identification of a particular area of a large facility, such as a hospital, where
a certain section of the hospital will sound a particular code during an alarm to allow people to select the correct egress
method or path. This feature can also be used to allow schools to prevent evacuations caused by inappropriate use of
pull stations. If a pull station is activated, a person with the authority to unlock the GEMC-FK1 Fire keypad (such as a
teacher) could quickly identify the location of the activated pull station and determine whether the alarm is warranted. If
not, the authorized person would silence the alarm.
Program as follows:
1. Open the
NAC/Output Assignment
screen, click the
NAC/Output Options
tab, then check the
Coded Alarms by
Zone
checkbox and the
Coded Alarm
column appears in the
Zone Assignment
screen (Ctrl + Shift + Z). Select a ca-
dence for each zone, as required.
2. Program at least one silence-able NAC output (typically all NAC outputs) for Enable Cadence (in the
NAC/Output As-
signment
screen, click the
NAC/Output Assignments
tab, then check the
Enable
checkbox for the selected output in
the
Cadence
column.
Coded Alarm Type Options and Cadences
Note:
Each pulse (on-off) is in total 500mS. Each inter-digit duration is 750mS. Each inter-round duration is
1.5 seconds.
In the table below, each "1" = [250mS on, 250mS off]. Each "." = [250mS off].
Short
Format
Output (2 rounds shown)
Short
Format
Output (2 rounds shown)
-
Steady
1-4-4
1...1111...1111......1...1111...1111.......
1-1-1
1...1...1......1...1...1.......
2-1-1
11...1...1......11...1...1.......
1-1-2
1...1...11......1...1...11.......
2-1-2
11...1...11......11...1...11.......
1-1-3
1...1...111......1...1...111.......
2-1-3
11...1...111......11...1...111.......
1-1-4
1...1...1111......1...1...1111.......
2-1-4
11...1...1111......11...1...1111.......
1-2-1
1...11...1......1...11...1.......
2-2-1
11...11...1......11...11...1.......
1-2-2
1...11...11......1...11...11.......
2-2-2
11...11...11......11...11...11.......
1-2-3
1...11...111......1...11...111.......
2-2-3
11...11...111......11...11...111.......
1-2-4
1...11...1111......1...11...1111.......
2-2-4
11...11...1111......11...11...1111.......
1-3-1
1...111...1......1...111...1.......
2-3-1
11...111...1......11...111...1.......
1-3-2
1...111...11......1...111...11.......
2-3-2
11...111...11......11...111...11.......
1-3-3
1...111...111......1...111...111.......
10-1
1111111111...1…...1111111111...1…...
1-3-4
1...111...1111......1...111...1111.......
10-2
1111111111...11…...1111111111...11…...
1-4-1
1...1111...1......1...1111...1.......
1-4-2
1...1111...11......1...1111...11.......
-
ANSI 3.41 / Temporal (required in UL 985
Residential Fire installations)
1-4-3
1...1111...111......1...1111...111.......