Ametek DMS-3K Installation & Operation Manual page 55

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Control Input Wiring
Control Pushbuttons are wired to any of the digital input modules (8 I/O, 16I, I/R) in place of a field
contact input. The operation of these pushbuttons is either 'Momentary' which is a pulse on and off or
'Sustained' which is continuously on or off. The assignment of control inputs to input terminals is
configured via the web browser. The Control Pushbuttons can consist of the following types:
Pushbutton
Operation
Silence
Momentary
Acknowledge
Momentary
Lamp Test
Momentary
Full Function
Momentary
Test
Reset
Momentary
First Out Reset
Momentary
Inhibit
Sustained
The pushbuttons can be arranged to perform their function for all inputs and outputs or for specific
ones. This is configured via the web browser which can assign the pushbutton to a specific group
which is part of the input configuration.
Function
Used to silence an audible device.
The Acknowledge pushbutton is used for multiple functions:
-silence an audible device
-impact the operation of lamp outputs as per the operating sequence
selected (refer to the alarm sequence tables)
-impact the operation of digital and relay alarm outputs when configured as
'Fault to Acknowledge'
Used to activate the lamp outputs to verify they function per the operating
sequence configured
Used to activate the lamp, group lamp and auxiliary outputs to verify they
function per the operating sequence configured and to activate any audible
device
The Reset pushbutton is used for multiple functions:
-impact the operation of lamp outputs as per the operating sequence
selected (refer to the alarm sequence tables)
-impact the operation of digital and relay alarm outputs when configured as
'Fault to Reset'
The First Out Reset pushbutton is used to impact the operation of lamp
outputs for First Out operating sequences selected (refer to the alarm
sequence tables)
This is used to disable an input or group of inputs. It will prevent them from
operating the outputs including lamps, alarm relays, and horns.
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