Co-Incidence Alarm; Heavy Smoke / Heat Alarm Reset; Key Cabinet Alarm Reset; Quiet Alarm Reset - Panasonic EBL128 Operating Instructions Manual

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NOTE! Reset via an external unit is only possible during the
investigation time and only AA alarm(s) can be reset, not normal fire
alarms.
Co-incidence alarm reset
Co-incidence alarm is automatically reset 5 minutes after the alarm
point / zone is no longer in alarm status or by the Reset button (P4).
See also chapter "Co-incidence alarm (two-unit / -zone dependence)",
page 49.

Heavy smoke / heat alarm reset

If a heavy smoke / heat alarm has been activated, it will be reset at the
same time as the corresponding fire alarm is reset. Also the output(s)
will be reset, i.e. de-activated.

Key cabinet alarm reset

After reset of the key cabinet alarm ("fire alarm"), a fault message is
shown in the display to inform the user that the key cabinet has been
opened.
FAULT: Key cabinet
Date: MM-DD Time: HH:MM
If the key cabinet is closed again, the "status" information
"Serviced" is added.
FAULT: Key cabinet
Date: MM-DD Time: HH:MM
This key cabinet fault message is to be acknowledged the same way as
a "normal" fault, see chapter "Fault acknowledge", page 70.
When the key cabinet fault is acknowledged, the LED "General fault"
(L7) will be turned OFF (if the key cabinet is closed and if there are
no other faults in the system).

Quiet alarm reset

Quiet alarms are non-latching, i.e. they will be automatically reset
when the alarm point / zone is no longer above alarm level. Outputs
activated by quiet alarm will be de-activated. (In some cases after a
programmable delay time.)
Alarm Acknowledgement Facility (AAF)
reset
NOTE! The AAF function is used in conjunction with an AAF
Control, which is available on the Australian market only.
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