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    1800 Abbott Street, Salinas, CA  93901, USA

74-07661-000-B      01/97
D9024/D10024 Operation

    

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Notice ............................................................................................................................................................1

Warnings and Cautions..................................................................................................................................1

FCC Notices..................................................................................................................................................1

UL/NFPA Notices...........................................................................................................................................1

A.  Controls and Displays...............................................................................................................................4

B.  Control Levels..........................................................................................................................................4

  B.1.  Level Distinction..................................................................................................................................4

  B.2.  Pass Codes.........................................................................................................................................5

C.  Level One (Display) Functions..................................................................................................................5

  C.1.  Power Conditions.................................................................................................................................5

  C.2.  Trouble Conditions...............................................................................................................................5

  C.3.  Alarm Conditions.................................................................................................................................5

D.  Level Two (Controller) Functions..............................................................................................................5

  D.1.  Power Conditions.................................................................................................................................5

    D.1.a.  Power Failure Signal.......................................................................................................................6

    D.1.b.  Power Failure Signal.......................................................................................................................6

  D.2.  Trouble Conditions...............................................................................................................................6

    D.2.a.  Trouble Signals...............................................................................................................................6

    D.2.b.  Trouble Signal Response................................................................................................................6

  D.3.  Alarm Conditions.................................................................................................................................6

    D.3.a.  Alarm Signals.................................................................................................................................6

    D.3.b.  Alarm Signal Response..................................................................................................................7

  D.4.  Operator’s Menu..................................................................................................................................7

    D.4.a.  System Tests..................................................................................................................................8

      D.4.a.1.  LEDs Test..................................................................................................................................8

      D.4.a.2.  Walk Test..................................................................................................................................8

    D.4.b.  Time Setting...................................................................................................................................9

    D.4.c.  Enable/Disable Functions................................................................................................................9

      D.4.c.1.  Enable/Disable by Zone...........................................................................................................10

      D.4.c.2.  Enable/Disable Individual Detection Devices (Inputs)...............................................................10

      D.4.c.3.  Enable/Disable Panel Keys......................................................................................................10

      D.4.c.4. Enable/Disable Delayed Day Mode...........................................................................................10

      D.4.c.5.  Enable Disable Relays.............................................................................................................11

    D.4.d.  Print Functions..............................................................................................................................11

      D.4.d.1  Print Devices............................................................................................................................11

      D.4.d.2.  Print Event Log........................................................................................................................11

      D.4.d.3.  Print Mode...............................................................................................................................12

      D.4.d.4.  Print Direction..........................................................................................................................12

      D.4.d.5.  Print Disabled..........................................................................................................................12

    D.4.e.  View Functions.............................................................................................................................12

      D.4.e.1.  View Devices...........................................................................................................................12

      D.4.e.2.  View Event Log........................................................................................................................12

      D.4.e.3.  View Status..............................................................................................................................13

      D.4.e.4.  View Outputs...........................................................................................................................13

      D.4.e.5.  View Disablements..................................................................................................................13

E.  Level Three (Programmer) Functions.....................................................................................................13

  E.1.  Disable/Enable Sounders (Notification Appliances)............................................................................13

Summary of Contents for D9024

Page 1: ...nt to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio...

Page 2: ...ble Signal Response 6 D 3 Alarm Conditions 6 D 3 a Alarm Signals 6 D 3 b Alarm Signal Response 7 D 4 Operator s Menu 7 D 4 a System Tests 8 D 4 a 1 LEDs Test 8 D 4 a 2 Walk Test 8 D 4 b Time Setting 9...

Page 3: ...of Radionics 1800 Abbott Street Salinas CA 93901 USA 74 07661 000 B 01 97 D9024 D10024 Operation Page 3 of 13 Figure 1 Front Panel Display 4 Figure 2 Level Two Controls 7 Figure 3 Operator s Menu Main...

Page 4: ...on on system events and status and displays interactive prompts The middle display is a row of LEDs that indicate the type of system event and status The lower display area is the ZONE AREA LED displa...

Page 5: ...by 120 V AC the greenAC PowerLED at the right end of the LED Display will be lit The normal Alphanumeric Display will alternate between a time and date message and a system status message If the 120...

Page 6: ...the amberSystem Troubleor Fault LED will light In addition the amber Trouble LED in the ZONE AREA section of the panel will light to indicate the location the panel s internal buzzer will sound and t...

Page 7: ...ing theAlarm Silencekey again turns on the external notification appliances Press theTrouble silencekey to turn off the panel buzzer The amberTrouble Silenced LED will light Press theSystem Reset key...

Page 8: ...V I J W 8 9 K X L Y M Z CHANGE Figure 4 Test Menu D 4 a 1 LEDs Test Select the first option 1 LEDs by pressing the1 key The panel will flash all LEDs on the LED Display and step through all theAlarm a...

Page 9: ...the LED at the device in alarm After a few seconds the panel will automatically reset and turn off the device LED The panel allows up to one minute for smoke devices to clear The operator may then te...

Page 10: ...cuit number and press ENTER The display then prompts for the address of the device Key in the address and press ENTER The display repeats the circuit number and address Press the YES key Note Any disa...

Page 11: ...e Alphanumeric Display message indicates that the relays are disabled Press theTrouble Silencekey to silence the buzzer TheTrouble SilencedLED will light Note The disabled output must be enabled befor...

Page 12: ...tion about the selected option on the Alphanumeric Display After viewing an option press theNO key to return to the View Menu Press the NO key again to return to the Main Level of the Operator s Menu...

Page 13: ...oning and programming the Fire Alarm Control Panel E 1 Disable Enable Sounders Notification Appliances All sounders notification appliances and relays can be disabled or enabled from the control panel...

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