Number Of Zones On Network - Honeywell XLS80e Manual

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XLS80e Fire Alarm Control Panels
14.1.1.2
Repeaters
The network may include up to 31 Repeaters,
but since the total number of stations cannot
exceed 32 there will probably be fewer
repeaters than this. For example, if there is a
Master and three Slaves, then up to 28
Repeaters can be installed; if there is a Master
and six Slaves, then up to 25 Repeaters can
be installed.
If the network has just one panel and a number
of repeaters, the panel's station type is given
as 'Standard' instead of 'Master'.
The Repeater can be configured to reproduce
either:
a. The display and pushbutton control
functions of the Master panel.
b. The display and pushbutton controls of one
of the Slave panels.
See the Repeater manual for a description of
how to configure the Repeater.
Repeaters can be associated with panels in
any order. For example, two or more
Repeaters can be associated with the same
Slave panel. These Repeaters need not have
consecutive numbers (see Section 14.2.1).

14.1.2 Number of Zones on Network

There are two types of zone available (see
Section 11.9 for how to select the type):
a. Local zones.
b. Network zones.
Local Zones
The maximum number of local zones on a
Master/Slave network with eight panels is
2040, made up of 255 (zones per panel) x 8
(number of panels). The zones are numbered
in the range 1 to 255 for each panel. If zone
indicator lamps are fitted, they only indicate
the status of that panel's zones.
Network Zones - Master/Slave Network
The maximum number of zones is 2040 as for
local zones, but they are numbered in the
range 1 to 8192 with each number unique on
the network (a Network Zone Duplication Error
fault message is displayed if a number is used
more than once. Each panel has an internal
software table which maps the network zone
number to the panel internal zone number
(1 to 255).
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Honeywell, Issue 9
March 2007

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