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- Page 1 FIRENET L@TITUDE FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents | 2 Contents Contents Interpreting Panel Information Panel LEDs Fire In Zone Indicators User Access Levels No User Group User Access Level 2 User Access Level 3 Controls No User Group System Information Panel Tests User Access Level 2 System Information Disablements Disable Positive Alarm... -
Page 3: User Access Level
Contents | 3 Reviewing Commands General Information Operating Instructions Inspecting Batteries Replacing Standby Batteries Related Documentation Troubleshooting Contact Information Emergency Contact Service Contact Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 4: Interpreting Panel Information
InterpretingPanel Information | 4 INTERPRETING PANEL INFORMATION The event tabs will numerically indicate active events on the panel; the active event type with the highest priority will automatically be displayed. Any event type can be accessed by pressing the associated tab. Monitor the LED indicators, Notification Appliance Circuits (NAC), and LCD messaging to interpret panel information. -
Page 5: Panel Leds
InterpretingPanel Information | 5 Panel LEDs For complete information about each event type, refer to Section 1: Events and Status. Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 6: Fire In Zone Indicators
Fire In Zone Indicators Fire In Zone indicators are an optional feature provided on the fascia of the FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control Panel in single, double, or triple bank configurations. The following figure illustrates a single bank of 48 Fire In Zone indicators:... - Page 7 InterpretingPanel Information | 7 Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA...
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Page 8: User Access Levels
User Access Levels | 8 USER ACCESS LEVELS FIRE SYSTEM NORMAL The Fire System Normal display is visible on the panel GUI when operating in quiescent (standby) mode. Control buttons will appear on the panel GUI when there are active events. -
Page 9: No User Group
User Access Levels | 9 No User Group The No User Group access level does not require a log in code or operation of the front panel keyswitch. Specific functions are restricted when operating the fire control panel in the No User Group. This level allows users to view system information and to perform simple tests. -
Page 10: User Access Level 2
User Access Levels | 10 User Access Level 2 Mandatory controls are included in features of access level 2. Access can be achieved via keyswitch or configurable password. Refer to User Access Level 2 for specific feature details. NOTE When using a panel with a Plex-Door Enclosure, User Access Level 2 is achieved by using the key to open the door. User Access Level 3 User Access Level 3 through the Activate Controls button on the panel GUI. - Page 11 User Access Levels | 11 Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA...
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Page 12: Controls
Controls | 12 CONTROLS No User Group Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 13: System Information
Controls | 13 System Information Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 14: Panel Tests
Controls | 14 Panel Tests LAMP & BUZZER TEST This test confirms operation of the indicator lamps and the buzzer. To perform the Lamp & Buzzer Test: 1. Press the panel GUI during the Fire System Normal condition. 2. Press Panel Tests > Lamp & Buzzer Test. The internal buzzer of the fire control panel sounds and all indicator lamps light for 5 seconds. -
Page 15: System Information
Controls | 15 User Access Level 2 The User Options menus are as shown: System Information Refer to No User Group: System Information. Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 16: Disablements
Controls | 16 Disablements DISABLEMENTS Certain parts of the fire alarm system can be temporarily disabled to suit conditions. All disablements can be performed from this window. Press the desired button for options when performing that specific disablement. To view the disablement, and/or re-enable it, press the Disablement tab. -
Page 17: Disable Positive Alarm
Controls | 17 Disable Positive Alarm DISABLE POSITIVE ALARM The Positive Alarm Sequence (PAS) provides a fire alarm delay if the responding party manually silences the alarm at the control panel. This action provides time to investigate an alarm before evacuating a building. To disable the positive alarm, press Disable Positive Alarm and choose On or Off on the screen that appears. -
Page 18: Test Zones
Controls | 18 Test Zones TEST ZONES To test zones on the fire control panel: 1. Press Test Zones on the panel GUI. 2. Check the desired boxes on the Test Zones window. 3. Press Details View for a more detailed view of the available zones. 4. -
Page 19: Set Date & Time
Controls | 19 Set Date & Time SET DATE & TIME Use this option to set the date and time. Use the arrows to increase or decrease the value for each field, or press the field to manually enter a new value. Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 20: View Event Log
Controls | 20 View Event Log VIEW EVENT LOG This option displays the panel event log. Press More Details to display additional information about the selected event. Press More Options to filter the results by event type, date, panel, loop, zone, and/or address. Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 21: View Devices
Controls | 21 View Devices VIEW DEVICES To view the connected devices, press View Devices and select the desired Loop or Zone to view the connected devices. Panel Tests Refer to No User Group: Panel Tests. Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 22: Gui Settings
Controls | 22 GUI Settings GUI SETTINGS To adjust the settings on the panel, press GUI Settings. The following options are available: Dim screen with ambient light: Buzz buzzer on screen touch: English Keyboard Language Deutsch French NOTE Only available if your Italian panel has been configured with Spanish... - Page 23 Controls | 23 Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA...
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Page 24: Reviewing Commands
ReviewingCommands | 24 REVIEWING COMMANDS The control panel must be in User Access Level 2 or above to operate commands; the following commands may be available, depending on active event types. The Silence Alarms button silences the internal buzzer and all notification appliances as programmed. Silence Alarms This will not affect the GUI display or LED indicators. - Page 25 ReviewingCommands | 25 Press Reset System to clear latching events. NOTE Latching events remain active until a system reset is performed, even after resolving the cause of the event. Non-latching events do not require a system reset and will clear after correcting the cause of the event.
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Page 26: General Information
The 5.25 A power supply charges up to 60 Ah; the 10.25 A power supply charges up to 100 Ah. Related Documentation The following document shall be used to provide additional information for installing and operating the FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control Panel: FireNET L@titude Alarm Control Panel Installation Manual (MAN-1431HA) - Page 27 General Information | 27 Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA...
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Page 28: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting| 28 TROUBLESHOOTING The following network-related troubles can occur on the FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control Panel. See the detailed descriptions below for explanations on each trouble message. Trouble Message Description This event indicates there is no communication between this panel and its neighbor. This could be caused by a configuration error (such as using the wrong baud rate), a wiring error, or damage to the wires connecting the panel to its neighbor. - Page 29 Troubleshooting| 29 Trouble Message Description both links. In this case, the panel will show multiple instances of this trouble; one for each other panel on the network. This event indicates that more than one panel on the network has the same node number. This Network Node Double Addressed is a configuration error, and should never occur once the network has been properly configured.
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Page 30: Contact Information
Contact Information | 30 CONTACT INFORMATION Emergency Contact Contact the company or individual responsible for providing assistance in the event of an emergency. In the event of an emergency, notify: Name Company Primary Telephone Secondary Telephone Cell Phone Address City State Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA... -
Page 31: Service Contact
Contact Information | 31 Service Contact Contact the company or individual responsible for providing service: Name Company Primary Telephone Secondary Telephone Cell Phone Address City State Version 1.04 | May 2019 | MAN-1432HA...