|***Options ****|
>Passwords <
|Time and Date |
Yes =Select Time
|Time and Date |
>Logging <
|Fire System Opts |
YES = Select Time
|**Event Logging *|
>View Log At Date <
|View Entire Log |
Yes = Select Time
1. How To Reset Fire & Fault Events
To reset fires/faults on the 5000 FirePoint, Insert the key into the panel
controls keyswitch, located at the right of the panel. Turn the panel control key
to the on position.
Step Action Screen Display
No
1 This a normal fire event
2 Press the Silence Alarm button and the
screen will now briefly display: (Press Any
Key)
3 Press the Reset/Led Test button and the
screen will now briefly display: (Press
Any Key)
4 The event is now clear, turn the key to the off
position
2. How To Enter The System Event Log
To enter the System event log on the 5000 FirePoint, insert the key into the
panel controls keyswitch, located at the right of the panel.
dd/mm/yy Format, (e.g.28/05/03) then press
Yes key and the screen will now display:
The log for the date selected can now be viewed by using the
Arrows next to the display, all fire and fault events are listed in date
and time order. Using number 5 on the keypad will take you to the
oldest event, number 8 on the keypad latest event. (Look at the fault
list for examples of descriptions that are in the log).
3. How To Enter The System Event Log With Faults Displayed
To enter the sytem event log on the 5000 FirePoint with faults displayed there
are two ways.
The first way is to isolate the devices that are in fault. The second way is to
enter the engineer’s menu main. To enter the engineer’s main menu insert the
key into the panel controls keyswitch, located at the right of the panel.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - On 28/05/03 At 00:00
New Day of 28/05/03
Yes = Select Time
|**Event Logging *|
>View Log At Date <
|View Entire Log |
Yes = Select Time
6 Press Number 8 on the keypad and the screen
will now display: (number 8 is a quick move key
that take you to the bottom of the menu)
7 Press key once and the screen will now
display:
8 Press Yes key followed 0 key on the keypad the
screen will now display:
9 Press key seven times and the screen will
display:
10 Press Yeskey and the screen will now
display:
11 Press Yeskey and the screen will now
display:
12 Enter the date Required to be viewed in
dd/mm/yy Format, (e.g.28/05/03) then press
Yes key and the screen will now display:
The log for the date selected can now be viewed by using the
Arrows next to the display, all fire and fault events are listed in date
and time order. Using number 5 on the keypad will take you to the
oldest event, number 8 on the keypad latest event. (Look at the fault
list for examples of descriptions that are in the log).
|***Options ****|
>Passwords <
|Time and Date |
Yes =Select Time
|Logging |
>Fire System Opts<
|Remote Access |
Yes = select Time
|** Fire system **|
>Dev. Isolate/Test<
| Net. Isolate/Test |
Yes= Select Time
| ** Device Status * |
>Number is: 001 <
|Status is: ACTIVE|
Yes= Select Time
Enter Device
(Number 1-256)
Number > _
Yes = Finish Time
| ** Device Status * |
>Number is: 125 <
|Status is: ISOLATE|
Yes= Select Time
Panel in Access
Date Time
11 Turn the Control key switch to the off position
and the screen will now display:
Note: The isolate LED on the 5000 FirePoint panel will illuminate with
an intermittent beep to show there is an isolation on the system.
5. How To Re-instate Devices From Isolation
To reactivate a device on the 5000 FirePoint, insert the key into the panel
controls keyswitch, located at the right of the panel. Turn the key to the on
position.
Step Action Screen Display
No
1 Turn the key to the on position and the
screen will display:
2 Press 0 key and the screen will now display:
3 Press key three times and the screen will
display:
4 Press Yes key and the screen will now
display:
5 Press Yes key and the screen will now
display:
6 Press 0 key and the screen will now display:
7 Enter the device number that you want to
isolate (e.g. 125) then press Yes key and the
screen will now display:
Note: The isolate LED on the 5000 FirePoint Master Panel and the 5000
FirePoint Slave Panel 04 will illuminate with intermittent beep to show
there is an isolation on the system.
7. How To Re-instate an Isolated Device Across A Network
To re-instate an isolated device across the network on the 5000 FirePoint,
Insert the key into the panel controls keyswitch, located at the right of the
panel.