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Table 2 Push Buttons:
Push button
P1
Alarms queued
P2
Acknowledge
P3
Silence alarm devices
P4
Reset
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P5
Test
NOTE! Regarding "P1" and "P2", see chapter "SW mode & Address setting,
page 13 and regarding "P3", chapter "SW version", page 23.
Table 3 Buzzer and LCD:
Component
Indicating
1 beep/5 s
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Buzzer
Continuous + All LEDs turned
off as well.
All or selected Fire alarms / AA alarms presented same as the C.I.E.
that the AA unit is connected to, including a user definable text
message (alarm text), if programmed.
Display
(NOTE! A fault message may be shown, indicating a communication
fault (i.e. no connection between the unit and the C.I.E.).
NOTE! Regarding the Buzzer and the Display, see also chapter "SW mode &
Address setting, page 13.
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If the "Silence alarm devices" button in the C.I.E. has been programmed to "Disable
alarm devices", "P3" will have the same function. "P3" cannot be used until a fire or
AA alarm is activated in the system.
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Press "P5" (Test) to test LEDs, buzzer and the display (back-light and dots). NOTE!
This must be done only in quiescent condition.
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The buzzer may be programmed as "disabled" (via Win512 / Win128 / WinG3), i.e. it
will never sound.
Colour
Operation / function
Used, when LED "L2" is turned on, to scroll
through the queued alarms. (The first alarm
Black
will automatically be shown again after 20
seconds, if no button is used during that
time.)
Used to acknowledge an AA alarm. The
unit's buzzer will also be silenced.
Yellow
(Investigation time starts.) Acknowledged AA
alarm is indicated by LED "L4".
Used to silence the alarm devices.
Red
(Normal fire alarms & AA alarms.)
Used to reset all AA alarm(s). (Fire alarms,
Green
i.e. not AA alarms, have to be reset in the
C.I.E.).
Used for testing the LEDs, the buzzer and the
White
display (back-light and dots). NOTE! This
must be done only in quiescent condition.
AA alarm.
A CPU / memory fault in the unit.
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Technical Description
AAU 1736 – Rev 1
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