Bosch B926F Quick Start Manual

Intrusion Alarm Systems | B926F Fire keypad, SDI2
B926F Fire keypad, SDI2
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The B926F Fire Keypad is a fully supervised SDI2
device for fire applications.
Each keypad has user-adjustable backlit keys, a display
that shows system messages, and a sounder. The
sounder emits distinct condition tones to alert you to
a fire alarm, a fire trouble, or fire supervisory events as
they occur. The keypad includes fire status indicators
and fire function keys.
Functions
LCD display
The keypad uses words, numbers, and symbols to
show the status of the security system. When several
events occur, the keypad shows each event in order of
priority.
Keys
Each keypad has 10 number keys and 5 navigation
keys.
When pressed, keys turn on keypad backlighting and
emit the keypress tone (short beep). The keypad has 4
Fire function keys:
• ACK. Press to acknowledge the system alarm or
trouble condition.
• SILENCE. Press to silence fire alarms or troubles.
Fire keypad with fire function keys: ACK, SILENCE,
u
RESET, and DRILL
2-line LCD display with up to 32 character point,
u
user, and area names
Simple menu-style user interface with dedicated
u
function buttons for common commands, including
status indication
Quickly identifiable, visual indicators for critical
u
system statuses
Simple installation with self-locking base and
u
chassis design, plus built-in bubble level
• RESET. Press to reset devices such as smoke
detectors, and clear restored points.
• DRILL. Press and hold to initiate a fire drill.
Audible tones
The keypad has a built-in sounder that produces
several distinct warning tones. The tones are
differentiated so that the user can recognize an event
simply by hearing its associated tone.
Status indicators
The status indicators on the keypad provide a quick
visual reference for system status.
The indicator lights when the system is ready to turn on (arm).
The indicator lights when the system is on (armed).
The indicator lights when dangerous gases are present
GAS
including carbon monoxide (NFPA 720).
The indicator lights when the system has power.