Type - EMS SYSTEM 7000 Series Installation And Programming Instructions

EMS SYSTEM 7000

8. TYPE

7.1 Each of the transmitters inputs have a type setting, which sets the kind of alarm
data that is transmitted to the Iris Receiver.
each of the inputs, but can be changed to one of the following depending on the
overall systems requirements:-
8.2 NU = NOT USED: - If selected no output transmission will be generated when
triggered and no call in's signals from the input will be transmitted.
8.3 RESET: - If selected on triggering this input the IRIS receiver will be remotely reset.
To ensure correct operation this input requires it's mode setting programmed to
hand push, it must also be added into the IRIS receiver as an Interrogator hand
push and the IRIS requires 7202 Interrogator software installed.
8.4 LOW BATTERY: - If selected on triggering this input a low battery alarm
transmission will be sent to the IRIS receiver. To ensure correct operation this input
requires it's mode setting programmed to hand push and should be added into the
IRIS as an opposed action hand push. It should be noted that the first transmission
from a low battery input will not be seen but every subsequent transmission from
the input will be registered on the IRIS.
8.5 TAMPER: - If selected on triggering this input a tamper alarm transmission will be
sent to the IRIS receiver. To ensure correct operation this input requires it's mode
setting programmed to hand push and should be added into the IRIS as an opposed
action hand push.
8.6 LOCAL: - If selected on triggering this input a local alarm transmission will be sent
to the IRIS receiver. This input can have it's mode setting set to either hand push
or contact and can be added into the IRIS as an opposed action hand push or N/O
contact operated transmitter. If the mode is set to contact the input should be
added into the IRIS as a Local N/O contact, this will then send input restored data
when the input goes clear. If the input is not clear when the IRIS receiver is reset,
a message will be displayed on the IRIS telling you that the input has not reset. If
the mode is set to hand push the input should be added into the IRIS receiver as an
opposed action hand push, this does not transmit input restored data as explained
above.
8.7 ALARM: - If selected on triggering this input a full alarm transmission will be sent
to the IRIS receiver. This input can have it's mode setting set to either hand push
or contact and can be added into the IRIS as an opposed action hand push or N/O
contact operated transmitter. If the mode is set to contact the input should be
added into the IRIS as an Alarm N/O contact, this will then send input restored data
when the input goes clear. If the input is not clear when the IRIS receiver is reset,
a message will be displayed on the IRIS telling you that the input has not reset. If
the mode is set to hand push the input should be added into the IRIS receiver as an
opposed action hand push, this does not transmit input restored data as explained
above.
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The setting is defaulted to alarm for
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TSD248 Iss 2 25/06/15 AJM