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XLS80e Fire Alarm Control Panels
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Example Sounder Delay (Cancel with 'Extend')
INPUT OUTPUT
Any Zone All Sounders
Any Zone All Sounders
In this example, if EXTEND DELAY is not pressed
within 30 seconds the sounders operate after that
time. If EXTEND DELAY is operated within
30 seconds, the sounders operate after
10 minutes. Both rules are cancelled by SILENCE
SOUNDERS or RESET.
DELAY
Sounder Delay
30s extendable
Sounder Delay
10 minutes
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Pulsing Option
This selection is not available for the following
inputs: DISABLE, SILENCE, RESET, MCP IN
WALK TEST, or TRANSFER FLAG, nor for the
following output categories: DISABLE, MUTE
BUZZER, SILENCE, RESET, TRANSFER
FLAG or EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM.
4 For other input/output configurations, select
STEADY for a continuous output or
PULSING for a pulsed output - the pulse is
then set for each device (Section 5.1.4.7)
either at 0.5Hz or at a slower, user-defined
rate (Section 11.4).
Delay Option
This selection is not available for the following
inputs: DISABLE, SILENCE, RESET, MCP IN
WALK TEST, NON-FIRE, EXTINGUISHING or
TRUE, nor if the output is specified as SAME
ZONE AS INPUT.
5 For other input/output configurations, if
required set a delay time in the range 5 to
600 seconds (0 selects IMMEDIATE, i.e. no
delay).
Note: Any Sounder or Sounder/Relay circuits
that are configured as Remote Fire
Outputs will not be delayed; the Day
Mode function (Section 11.19) must be
used to delay Remote Fire Outputs.
6 If you select a delay time in step 5, select
either SOUNDER DELAY for delays that
must be turned on by a user action at access
level 2 (XLS80e Series Operating Manual
Section 7.5), or CONTROL DELAY for
unconditional delays. If SOUNDER DELAY
(CANCEL with 'EXTEND') is selected, the
Control Matrix entry is cancelled by the
panel's EXTEND DELAY pushbutton - see
opposite for example usage.
SOUNDER DELAY - further information.
Select this option to delay any sounders from
operating immediately, even if different
sounders are scheduled to operate
immediately on the same alarm. Do NOT select
delayed sounders if this timer is used only to
change the mode of operation of the sounders
(i.e. from pulsing to steady) in accordance with
the precedence rules as described in
Section 7.4 Use of Decision Conflict in
Configuration, use CONTROL DELAY instead.
CAUTION - It is the installer's
responsibility to check that the above
requirements are complied with. If
not, misuse of this option could render
the system EN54 non-compliant.
Honeywell, Issue 9
March 2007