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12.0 Setup Option
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Setup options define the way in which the panel is configured, such as the number and type of loop driver
boards fitted. They should be checked when a panel is first installed, but will rarely need altering after this
time.
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The options are presented as a series of questions. Press Yes if the setting is as required. The following
table details the options:
Option
Language
No of Loop Drivers
Type of Loop Driver
Approvals Standard
Calibration Time
Device Interrupts
AC Fail Timer
Reset Inhibit Time
Silence Inhibit Time
Auto Silence After
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Description
Determines the language displayed on the alphanumeric
display. Options: English UK, English USA, Spanish
Determines the number of loop driver boards installed in the panel.
(D8024 = 1 to 2, D10024A = 1 to 5).
Determines the type of loop driver installed. Options: System Sensor,
Apollo, Hochiki ESP, Nittan .
Always chose the Hochiki ESP option!
Determines the standard to which the panel software complies.
Options: UL864, EN54.
Determines whether calibration should be performed on the
detectors.
Automatic checking of device calibration can be performed at
the time specified. A warning will be given if a device drifts
outside its calibration limits or approaches the pre-alarm
threshold. Setting a time of 0:00 will prevent this check from
taking place. Choose a time of day when the environment can
be expected to be in a normal condition.
Device interrupts provide a way for call point devices to interrupt the
normal polling sequence and so give a fast response. It is possible to
ignore interrupts, if required, by changing this item to "False" instead of
the default "true" setting.
This option should normally be set to True unless faultfinding on a
system during the early commissioning phase.
Hochiki ESP devices rely on interrupts for their basic operation and so
do not display this option.
As soon as the ac power is lost, the panel will flash the green
power supply indicator on the front panel.
The panel will not latch a fault condition, until the AC Fail Timer
has elapsed.
The AC Fail Timer can be set in one-minute intervals.
MAXIMUM 3-minutes for 'Local' use.
The reset key can be inhibited for a period after the receipt of a
fire alarm condition at the panel.
The Reset Inhibit Time can be set in the range 0 – 900
seconds in one-second intervals.
The alarm silence key can be inhibited for a period after the
panel receives a fire alarm condition.
The Silence Inhibit Time can be set in the range 0 – 900
seconds in one-second intervals.
This option is only shown if the Reset Inhibit Time is not equal
to zero. If the Reset Inhibit Time is set to zero, this function is
made inactive .
The panel can automatically silence the NAC (NAC) outputs
after a fire alarm has been raised.
The Auto Silence can be set in the range 300 – 9998 seconds
in one-second intervals. A setting of 9999 disables the Auto
Silence function.
This option is only shown, if the Reset Inhibit Time is not equal
to zero. If the Reset Inhibit Time is set to zero, this function is
made inactive.
D8024/D10024A Operation and Installation Guide
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D8024/D10024A
Setup Option
Default
English UK
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UL
00:00
TRUE
1 minute
0 seconds
0 seconds
9999
seconds
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