Honeywell Notifier ID3000 Manual page 107

ID3000/ID2000 Fire Panel Configuration Tool Manual
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SOUNDER DELAY - FURTHER INFORMATION.
Select this option to delay any sounders from
operating immediately, even if different sounders
are scheduled to operate immediately on the
same alarm. Do NOT select Sounder Delay if
this timer is used only to change the mode of
operation of the sounders (i.e. from pulsing to
steady) in accordance with the precedence rules
as described in Section 4.1.3 sub-heading
Output Modes; use Control Delay instead.
CAUTION - Misuse of this option could render
the system EN54 non-compliant.
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Transfer Flag
This selection is used to transfer the output of
this Control Matrix entry to the input of another
entry, when both entries have a delay
configured. Also allows logic combinations of
Control Matrix entries. Section 4.1.5
describes restrictions on the use of transfer
flags with logic operations.
i Set the Transfer Flag number, range 1 to 128.
ii Select the required use of the Transfer
Flag, either 'No logical expression' or one
of the available logic operators.
iii If 'No logical expression' is chosen for this
Transfer Flag, use the spin buttons to set
the delay time (maximum 600 seconds in
5 second increments, 0 = no delay).
iv From the drop-down list, select the type of
delay: either Sounder Delay for delays that
must be turned on by a user action at access
level 2, or Control Delay for unconditional
delays. There is also a Sounder Delays
(Extendable) option - Control Matrix entries
with this option set are cancelled when the
panel's EXTEND DELAY (ID3000) or
ACCEPT (ID2000) pushbutton is operated.
See the next page for further details.
Ensure that the requirements
of EN54 are complied with -
see opposite.
997-291, Version 3.05
November 2010