6.1.4
Driver outputs
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The signals of driver outputs can be used for relays, for example:
Shutting down the ventilation system
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Closing the doors to the extinguishing area
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Closing the fire damper
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Report status information
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Fig. 32
Connection of the driver output to relay
In programming step 16, you can select the following functions:
Driver output 2: Option 1 = Active on state "Activated"/"Released"
Option 2 = Active on state "Fire alarm"
Option 3 = Active on state "Activated"
Option 4 = Active on state "Normal operation", and inactive on
Option 5 = Active on state "Fault control line 5"
Option 6 = Active on state "Normal operation" (µP working)
Option 7 = Active on state "Mech. blocked"
Driver output 8: Option 10 = Active on state "Emergency hold/abort"
Option 11 = Active on state "Autom. & Man." (normal operation)
Option 12 = Active on state "Fault power supply"
Option 13 = Active on state "Loss of extinguishing agent"
Option 14 = Active on state "Detector test"
Option 15 = Active on state "Alarm" zone 3 until "Reset"
Option 16 = Active on state "Disabled"
Option 17 = Active when system is in any condition other than
In the basic configuration, driver outputs are set in programming step 16 as follow:
Driver output 2 is set to be active on state "Activated"/"Released" (= option 1)
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and driver output 8 to be active in state "Emergency hold/abort" (= option 10).
Driver outputs 2, 8 and 1 can be disabled with key "Fire control disabled" (=
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option 9, 18, 20).
Details on programming, see chapter 11.6.16.
Requirement: Relays must be installed inside the control unit
Note:
Driver outputs 3 to 7 cannot be disabled.
state "Fault"/"Fire alarm"/"Activated"/"Released"
"Normal operation"
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