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Document 51095
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3/08/02
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ECN 02-074
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  • Page 1 Network Control Station Document 51095 3/08/02 Revision: ECN 02-074 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 2 Fire Alarm System Limitations While a fire alarm system may lower insurance rates, it is not a substitute for fire insurance! An automatic fire alarm system—typically made up of Heat detectors do not sense particles of combustion and smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, audible alarm only when heat on their sensors increases at a predeter- warning devices, and a fire alarm control with remote notifica- mined rate or reaches a predetermined level.
  • Page 3 Acclimate Plus™, HARSH™, NOTI•FIRE•NET™, ONYX™, and VeriFire™ are trademarks, and FlashScan® and VIEW® are registered trademarks of NOTIFIER. NION™ and UniNet™ are trademarks of NIS. NIS™ and Notifier Integrated Systems™ are trademarks and NOTIFIER® is a registered trademark of Fire•Lite Alarms, Inc. Echelon® is a registered trademark and LonWorks™ is a trademark of Echelon Corporation. ARCNET® is a registered trademark of Datapoint Corporation.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    1.1.6: Monitor Installation...........................10 1.1.6.1 Installing the MON-19BLK ....................10 1.1.7: NCS UPS Supervision........................12 1.1.7.1 NCS Computer/Monitor/Printer UPS Supervision ..............12 1.1.7.2 NCS Printer (only) UPS Supervision ..................13 1.1.8: Strain Relief............................14 1.2: Peripherals ..............................15 1.2.1: Connecting a Line Printer .........................15 1.3: PC Configurations ............................16 1.4: Software...............................16...
  • Page 5 Section 3 Operation ..............................38 3.1: Normal Operation............................38 3.2: Troubles...............................38 3.3: Alarms .................................39 3.4: Supervisory, Security, and Pre-Alarm ......................41 3.5: Menu Options for Operating the NCS......................41 3.5.1: File Menu ............................41 3.5.1.1 Exit ............................41 3.5.2: Operator Menu ..........................41 3.5.2.1 Login ............................41 3.5.2.2 Logout .............................42 3.5.2.3 Change Password ........................42...
  • Page 6 5.7: Setup Templates............................74 5.7.1: Template Groups ..........................74 5.7.2: Hot Templates............................74 5.8: Custom Bitmap ............................74 5.9: Template Files .............................75 5.10: NCS Required Files...........................75 Appendix A: Windows 2000 Security Disable Procedure ..................76 Appendix B: Miscellaneous Software Installation ....................77 Appendix C: Message Tables ..........................78 www.PDF-Zoo.com Document #51095 Rev.B1...

  • Page 7: Section 1 Installation

    NCS models all come with the NRT-P3, a high-performance desktop computer. 1.1.1 Related Documentation To obtain a complete understanding of the NCS features and related products or to become familiar with functions in general, make use of the documentation noted in Table 1.1. The Notifier document (DOC-NOT) chart provides the current document revision.

  • Page 8: 2: Nrt-Net Interface Card

    Refer to Table 1.2 for model numbers and components. Note: The monitor and mouse, as well as the printer if one is used, must be installed in the same room as the NCS in order to comply with UL listing requirements.
  • Page 9 VAC) depends upon the position of the voltage selection switch shown in Figure 1.2 and Figure 1.3. All wiring must remain in conduit. WARNING: Improper voltage selection can damage the NCS and void the warranty on the back cover of this manual.

  • Page 10: 6: Monitor Installation

    The NRT-P3 requires 115 VAC, 50/60Hz primary power or 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz primary power depending upon the position of the voltage selection switch shown in Figure 1.2 and Figure 1.3. • Where an NCS is required, the use of a supervised Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) is also required (see Figure 1.6) •...
  • Page 11 NCS Mounting and Connections Installation MON-19BLK Junction Box Neutral - White HSP-121B AC - Black Black White Green Ground - Green Fuse Power Cord Monitor DB-15 Cable Connection NCS Computer Figure 1.5 Installation of MON-19BLK NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 12: 7: Ncs Ups Supervision

    1.1.7 NCS UPS Supervision 1.1.7.1 NCS Computer/Monitor/Printer UPS Supervision Where a Network Reporting Terminal (NCS) is not ancillary, the use of a supervised 115 VAC Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) is required. Refer to Figure 1.6 and Figure 1.7 for wiring information.

  • Page 13: Ncs Printer (Only) Ups Supervision

    NCS Mounting and Connections Installation 1.1.7.2 NCS Printer (only) UPS Supervision NRT-NETPCB UPS Supervision Port Total Output Load 5A AC Maximum Battery Backed Up Chassis Ground Relay Contacts Are Rated 500 mA, 28V DC Resistive Load 500 mA, 28V AC...

  • Page 14: 8: Strain Relief

    NCS Mounting and Connections 1.1.8 Strain Relief Strain relief for wiring attached to the NCS wire terminals on the MIB-W is provided by a protective cover (P/N 08275). The protective cover is supplied with the MIB-W. The following steps must be completed to connect the protective cover with strain relief: Feed wires to be connected to the terminal block through the back or side access hole of the protective cover.

  • Page 15: Peripherals

    National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1996-72 Local Service. • Where an NCS is required, the use of a supervised 115 VAC UPS is also required (see Figure 1.6 or Figure 1.7). • Locate the printer in the same room as the NCS.

  • Page 16: Pc Configurations

    Workstation 4.0 or in Wnidows 2000. Note: If the NCS is the Master Time Keeper on the network, installing this software will cancel the setting and a Master Time Keeper will not exist on the network. Enter the date/time in the NCS Local Programming Dialog Box for the NCS to become the Master Time Keeper again.

  • Page 17: 2: Installed Printers

    Two printers may be installed to the NCS: an NCS Graphics Printer (optional, any Microsoft Win- dows compatible printer that is UL ITE listed and installed in the same room as the NCS) which is used to print out graphics, reports, etc. and an NCS Line Printer (the PRN) which is used only to print out text.

  • Page 18: 3: Read/Write Cd Rom

    • Name the printer “NCS Line Printer”. In the printer dialog box, highlight the printer just installed, right click and select properties. Note: If the NCS Line Printer is connected to a serial port, the port settings must match the printer settings. 1.4.3 Read/Write CD ROM...

  • Page 19: 4: Windows 2000 Secure Desktop Configuration

    The current configuration will indicate "Windows Explorer or Program Manager (Default)". Change this to "Secure Desktop Icon Settings and General Options". This will enable operation of certain applications only, such as the NCS and related programs, VeriFire programs, and CD Burner software. The Windows Explorer Desktop will be replaced with the Secure Desktop.

  • Page 20: Section 2 Programming

    Network 2.2 NCS Database Upon power-up, the NCS checks for the presence of the databases. If it can not find them, a warning dialog box will be displayed, and a system error message will be logged to the history manager and current event window. If the Run Time or Administrator database is missing, the NCS will not be able to execute, and the program will not start.

  • Page 21: 1: History Database

    2.3.1 Data Refresh A data refresh is initiated from the NCS when a node joins the network. This is also done when the NCS is powered up. The NCS has the capability to initiate a data refresh to five nodes simultaneously to update point information as fast as possible.

  • Page 22: Ncs Graphical User Interface

    Screensavers and TSRs, also, DO NOT add disk doubling software at any time. Caution: If the Parallel Port Key is not connected to the PC, the NCS will power up in Demo Mode. In this mode of operation, the program will not communicate on the network.

  • Page 23: Title Bar

    Figure 2.4 The Title Bar 2.5.1.3 Menu Bar The menu bar lists the available menus in the NCS. A menu contains a list of commands that pertain to that particular window, refer to Figure 2.5. To access a menu, select (click once) on the menu from the menu bar.

  • Page 24: Graphic Floor Plan

    The graphic floor plan is used to view the graphic layout of a building, high-rise or campus type setting. It comprises the largest screen area in the NCS. It will allow an operator to see a diagram of any specific area of the monitored network and give the operator information about the facility area and the monitored devices.

  • Page 25: Acknowledged Event Box

    Text File dialog that is associated with the Graphic Screen box, or click on the last icon (printer) to print out a screen. In addition, the NCS provides a command to display all screen names in a dialog box. Double-click one of the screen names to invoke the floor plan specified.

  • Page 26: Logo Window

    2.5.1.12 Alarm / Trouble / Supervisory Alarm / Security Alarm Banners A set of five symbols are located in the upper right corner of the NCS. These symbols represent fire-alarms, supervisory alarms, security alarms, trouble, and pre-alarm conditions present in the system, refer to Figure 2.13.

  • Page 27: Current Operator Field

    2.5.1.14 Current Operator Field The current operator field is a window that shows the name of the current operator of the NCS. Pressing the (...) button to the right will display information about the current operator. Refer to Figure 2.15.
  • Page 28 Menu Options for Programming General NCS Tab This tab contains all NCS programming options which include Port A and Port B Thresholds, the speaker frequencies for Alarm and Trouble, the Time Sync options, a Data Refresh option, a UPS Supervision option, a single port or dual port supervision indication, a Reset/Signal Silence Option, a History Backup option, a Master Time Keeper option (refer to Figure 2.17).
  • Page 29 Figure 2.20 The User Account Tab This dialog box also lets the user add, edit and delete users from the NCS. To set up a new user on the NCS, press the add user button. The new user dialog box appears, prompting for a new user name (refer to Figure 2.21).
  • Page 30 Note: All nodes assigned to a given user will have the same set of commands available to them. To delete a user account from the NCS, highlight the account and press on the delete button from the account list dialog box.
  • Page 31 A Graphics Printer that can be attached to the LPT Port for printing graphics. If attached, it must be set as the default printer. Note: If a line and graphic printer are to be used by the NCS, event printer must be connected to a COM port. Figure 2.24 The Printer Tab Event Printer Setup - The event printer is usually connected to the serial port, but can be connected to the parallel port.
  • Page 32 Click in a box in order to put a check in the category you would like to display or print. Refer to Figure 2.26 . Figure 2.26 Graphic Configuration Tab NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 33: Network Operations

    NCS. The information displayed includes the node number and node type. Double-click on any nodes in the dialog box to program it into the NCS. The NCS will only display events, act on, and communicate, with nodes that are programmed into the NCS.
  • Page 34 Figure 2.29 Node Access Error Message From the initial read status menu, the user can now select further read status, alter status and programming operations. Double-click on the local NCS for a display of the local setting for the NCS.

  • Page 35: Archive History Database

    The graphics in the NCS are programmed using the Graphic Setup Program (GSP). This program can be run from the NCS or executed as a stand-alone program. It is used to set up all floor plans, device icons, links, etc. in the program. All graphics information is stored in graphics.mdb. Refer to the Graphic Setup Program in the Operations section in this manual on how to use the program.

  • Page 36: 4: The Help Menu

    (refer to Figure 2.36). Figure 2.35 The Help Menu Figure 2.36 The System Interface Window Select the System Info button to access information (memory, version, processor, etc.) about the system you are on. NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 37 Menu Options for Programming Programming O T E S . . . NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 38: Section 3 Operation

    3.2 Troubles When a trouble is received from a fire alarm panel it is reported to the NCS. The NCS will report the trouble in three ways; the trouble icon in the banner will flash, the trouble will be reported in the Events window, and it will show up in the Event Counters window.

  • Page 39: Alarms

    3.3 Alarms When an alarm is received from a fire alarm panel it is reported to the NCS. The NCS will report the alarm in three ways; the alarm icon in the banner will flash, the alarm will be reported in the Events window, and it will show up in the Event Counters window.
  • Page 40 Figure 3.4 Alarms Reported to the NCS Select Acknowledge to acknowledge that an alarm has been reported. The alarm will then be shown in the Acknowledged Events window, see Figure 3.5. Select Signal Silence to silence NAC’s, and select Reset to reset the control panel.

  • Page 41: Supervisory, Security, And Pre-Alarm

    3.5.2.1 Login The Login command allows the user to gain access to the NCS by selecting his or her name in the dialog box. Both a user name and a password are required to log on (refer to Figure 3.9). When the NCS is first powered up, the initial user name is Admin.

  • Page 42: Logout

    Figure 3.9 Login Dialog Box 3.5.2.2 Logout The Logout command is used to exit the NCS. Once logout has been selected, a dialog box appears asking the user for the password. (refer to Figure 3.10). After entering the password, select Ok to continue logging out.

  • Page 43: 4: The View Menu

    Data Refresh - Is manually initiated from the NCS to update the off-normal points in the NCS. This is also automatically done when the NCS is powered up. The NCS has the capability to initiate a data refresh to five nodes simultaneously to update point information as fast as possible.

  • Page 44: The Detailed Events Window

    If left open, it will be refreshed every 6 seconds, and only if new events of equal or lower priority were received by the NCS. If higher priority events were received, this window would be updated immediately.

  • Page 45: Current Event Window

    The current event window contains all network and local events, as well as system messages received by the NCS. This can be manually invoked by clicking on the message button to review the current events in the system. A maximum of 1000 events can be displayed in the system message box (refer to Figure 3.16), with the newest event displayed on the bottom of the window.

  • Page 46: 5: Screen Navigation

    Signals originating at the NCS and INA are transmitted to other reporting nodes (i.e., NCS or another INA) on the network. All local troubles are reported with the exception of node off-line conditions which depend on the local settings of the NCS or INA and are reported individually by all reporting nodes.

  • Page 47: Read Status/Program

    Read Status/Program Operation 3.6 Read Status/Program The Read Status feature of the NCS allows the operator to display the status of nodes or devices communicating on and programmed into the NOTI•FIRE•NET . Only AM2020/AFP1010 and ™ AFP-400 devices are supported for read status operations in this software release.
  • Page 48 This dialog box displays the current programming for the zone and whether the zone is in alarm, trouble, or is disabled (refer to Figure 3.22). Figure 3.22 Zone Read Status Annunciator Points NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 49 Annunciator Point dialog box displays. This dialog box shows the type of annunciator point and whether it is in Alarm, Trouble, or Off (refer to Figure 3.23). Figure 3.23 Annunciator Point Read Status System Data I Figure 3.24 System Data I Point Read Status System Data II NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 50 Operation Read Status/Program Figure 3.25 System Data II Point Read Status System Data III Figure 3.26 System Data III Point Read Status NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 51 Read Status/Program Operation Notes... NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 52: Section 4 The History Manager

    Section 4 The History Manager The History Manager program is designed to directly integrate with the NCS, or operate as a stand- alone program that can be used to view the history file at any given time. On PCs that have the NCS installed, the History Manager can only be invoked through the NCS.
  • Page 53 This list is part of the history database, and therefore will be cleared whenever a new history database is opened. Refer to Figure 4.5. NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 54 Figure 4.6 Number of Events Shown on the History Database Stand Alone Operation In stand alone operation, the History Manager works similar to the NCS Integrated operation. When the History Manager is powered up, a blank history file is initially displayed. The user has to manually open any history file.
  • Page 55 Figure 4.9. These options are stored in the registry and invoked every time the History Manager is powered up. NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 56: 1: History Backup

    Figure 4.9 Select Visible Columns Dialog Box Printing The current history database, or any stored database, can be printed to the NCS Graphics printer connected to the NCS. The Print command located under the File menu invokes the common printer dialog box, (refer to Figure 4.10) enabling the selection of a printer. The printout consists of the information shown in the history manager.

  • Page 57: Upload/Download (Updl)

    Figure 4.11 Archive History Dialog Box Automatic History Backup The NCS can be automatically setup to back up a history file when the NCS reaches a user selectable number of entries, with ranges from 10,000 to 100,000 events. In addition, the history database can be backed up any day of the month, ranging from 1 to 28.
  • Page 58 / download has successfully completed. Upload - Before an upload is initiated, the NCS will query the user for a database file to store the received information in. All uploaded information, including the database version, will first be stored in the NCS run-time database.
  • Page 59 • Monthly - The NCS has the ability to schedule uploads on a monthly basis. The user can select the day of the month and time to upload. The NCS can then upload the specified set of nodes every month at the specified time. To alleviate the problem of how many days are in a month, the plug-in only allows a range of 1 - 28 for the day specified.

  • Page 60: Section 5 The Graphic Setup Program

    Update Graphic Database command under the Graphics menu. If the NCS is not running at the time the database is updated, the database can be updated once the NCS is powered up, and the update command is executed.

  • Page 61: 1: Floor Plan Tree View

    The Information Window contains the information about the current screen that is edited. This includes the screen Description, keymap file name, guidance text file name, and floor plan file name. Refer to Figure 5.5. NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 62: 5: Tool Bar

    (hot templates) and editing a floor plan or key map. Refer to Figure 5.8. Create Navigation Button Create Detector Create Zone Edit File Plan Create Group Create Module Display Hot Keys Edit Keymap Create Information Label Figure 5.8 Tool Bar NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 63: Graphic Floor Plans

    5.2 Graphic Floor Plans Floor plans are bitmaps that are displayed on the main screen of the NCS. The bitmaps measure 780 x 538 pixels and are customized through Paint Shop Pro, a third party program that is packaged with the NCS.

  • Page 64: 2: Selecting Floor Plans

    NCS main form. The Graphic Setup Program displays the name of the current screen, as well as the floor plan filename, the keymap filename, and the guidance text file name that is associated with the screen.

  • Page 65: 4: Setting Keymap Links

    5.2.4 Setting Keymap Links A key map can be linked to a floor plan diagram if desired. In the NCS, when an area in the key map is double-clicked, the screen linked to the key map will appear. This allows easy navigation of the graphics.

  • Page 66: Keymap Area

    Keymaps are bitmaps which are created and assigned during the new screen process. The bitmaps measure 327 X 167 pixels. Keymaps are displayed above the floor plan on the Main NCS screen. The Keymap acts as an overview for the floor plan it belongs to. Every floor plan must have a keymap assigned to it, although the same Keymap may be assigned to different screens.
  • Page 67 Menu Bar Options The Graphic Setup Program Figure 5.20 Setting Up Groups Figure 5.21 Detectors Figure 5.22 Modules Figure 5.23 Zones NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 68: 4: View

    (labels, navigation buttons) count and a Total count (combination of both). Figure 5.26 The View Menu 5.4.5 Setup The Setup menu allows the user to edit the site logo in Paint Shop Pro. Figure 5.27 The Setup Menu NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 69: 6: Help

    In addition to a graphical representation of the device, the user can assign device descriptions and link pictures, documents and sound to the device. The NCS does not permit one device to be displayed on multiple screens; a device can only appear on one screen.

  • Page 70: 2: Detectors

    Modules show an active, trouble and disabled device symbol. If the module can be disabled from the NCS, the Disable Device option must be chosen. If the module is an output module, and can be activated from the NCS, then the Control On/Off option must be chosen.

  • Page 71: 7: Navigational Buttons

    Navigational Buttons can be placed anywhere on a graphic screen. These buttons are then linked to other screens in the NCS. Place the cursor over a navigational button to see the label of the floor plan associated with that button.

  • Page 72: 8: Delete Operations

    Once many screens are entered, finding a particular device without displaying each floor plan is difficult. The NCS has a Find command located under the Devices menu option, under each device category, which allows the user to find a device by entering in its device label or address Refer to Figure 5.34.

  • Page 73: Groups

    The graphics are no longer limited to one top screen, therefore the “Home Screen” is the first screen created. This screen is shown on NCS / GSP Startup. This ability to have many top screens means that Level 1 Groups can exist on different screens, each representing the Top Screen of a different graphic path.

  • Page 74: Setup Templates

    Devices created with the hot template before it was changed will not contain the new information. 5.8 Custom Bitmap The bitmap that appears on the NCS main window next to the keymap area can be customized. Changes to this bitmap can be done through PaintShop Pro. To call up this file under the Setup menu select the Edit NCS Graphic command.

  • Page 75: Template Files

    \Group...Group BMPs \Inflabel...Device Information label BMPs \Navigate...Device navigation button BMPs \Pictures...Device associated bitmaps \Sounds...Device wave files \Docs...all text files Note: Groups and Group screens should be created first if grouping is to be used. NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...

  • Page 76: Appendix A: Windows 2000 Security Disable Procedure

    Windows 2000 is running. Once the NCS software starts, the user must still choose Login under the File menu and enter a user name and password to gain access to the NCS. Note: The Login function in the NCS software can not be eliminated. To eliminate the Windows 2000 log-on box, execute the following steps: From Program Manager, go to the File menu (for Windows 2000 users, select Start, then Run).

  • Page 77: Appendix B: Miscellaneous Software Installation

    Program Manager (Default)". Under "Non-Specific User", select Setup, then select F1. Browse to the NCS directory, select NCS.exe. Make sure to select "App Start Enabled". Also select this option for all other programs that will be selected. Select F2. Browse to the VeriFire Tools directory (if installed), and select nts.exe.

  • Page 78: Appendix C: Message Tables

    AFP-200 messages as they appear on the NCS. Table C.3 through Table C.5 depict AFP- 300/400 messages as they appear on the NCS. If the system displays a message that is not self- explanatory and is not listed in this section, contact a Notifier Representative. For more information on INAs and their troubles, refer to the INA manual.
  • Page 79 OPEN CIRCUIT 12:10P 3/06/00 M15 Open Circuit N12L1M7 12:10:00 3/06/00 *Will be displayed only in History Manager, Current Event window and NonFire Event window in the NCS Table C.1 AFP-200 Messages as They Appear on the NCS (page 1 of 2) NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 80 (not applicable) Trouble: (not applicable) *Will be displayed only in History Manager, Current Event window and NonFire Event window in the NCS Table C.2 AFP-200 Messages As They Appear on the NCS (page 2 of 2) NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02...
  • Page 81 TROUBL ALLCALL PAGE device label Z05 trouble: Trouble Allcall Page device label INVALID INVALID REPLY 12:40:00p 03/07/00 M121 REPLY N232L1M21 12:40:00 03/07/00 Table C.3 AFP-300/400 Messages As They Appear on the NCS (page 1 of 3) NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 82 INVALID REPLY 12:07:00P 3/16/00 M101 N232L1M1 12:07:00 3/16/00 *All AFP300/AFP400 messages that say 'No Annunciation' will be displayed in the History Buffer, only. Table C.4 AFP-300/400 Messages As They Appear on the NCS (page 2 of 3) NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 83 INVALID REPLY 04:55:00P 3/16/00 M101 16:55:00 3/16/00 *Any AFP-300/AFP400 messages that say 'No Annunciation' will be displayed in the History Buffer, only. Table C.5 AFP-400 Messages as They Appear on the NCS (page 3 of 3) NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 84 Message Tables Messages Notes NCS Manual PN 51095:B1 3/08/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 85 Groups exiting the NCS Level 1 NCS Demo mode Level 2 Run NCS software alone Navigation The NCS Communications Driver may have to be changed... setup restrictions Guidance Text colors, PC column types, visibility command area Help menu communications port settings...
  • Page 86 Warning graphic Improper voltage selection line Windows 2000 line, cable connections Windows 2000 Workstation PRN-5 Disable Procedure setup Windows NT Workstation UPS Supervision Programming Menu Options Read Status annunciator point module System Data NCS Manual P/N 51095:B1 3/8/02 www.PDF-Zoo.com...
  • Page 87 Limited Warranty NOTIFIER® warrants its products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for eighteen (18) months from the date of manufac- ture, under normal use and service. Products are date stamped at time of manufacture. The sole and exclusive obligation of NOTIFIER®...
  • Page 88 World Headquarters NOTIFIER is an operation of 12 Clintonville Road Northford, CT 06472-1653 USA 203-484-7161 fax 203-484-7118 www.notifier.com www.PDF-Zoo.com...

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