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These screens tell you what to do and when to do it. CRT screen displays are shown in
Figures 6 through 10.
4.3.1 CRT Main Menu Screen
The CRT Main Menu Screen (Figure 6) is the first screen to appear after power is applied to
the system. From the Main Menu Screen, you can display various system information
screens. Items 1 through 6 are the available choices within this menu. View any item by
either moving the cursor to the selection or by typing the item number and then pressing the
<Enter> Key.
Figure 6 shows the cursor positioned on Item 1. To select Item 4 (Alarm Historical Log),
move the cursor to Item 4 with the cursor control keys, or type the number <4> key and
press the <Enter> key.
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1. Alarms - Display any Current Alarms
2. Isolates - Display any Current Isolates
3. Faults - Display any Current Faults
4. Alarm Historical Log
5. Fault Historical Lob
6. System Functions and Reports
Select Option or PF1 to Acknowledge > 1
4.3.2 Acknowledge Screen
The entire system is configured as either a Global Acknowledge system or as an Individual
Acknowledge system. If the system is configured as a Global Acknowledge system, two
presses of the <PF1> key will acknowledge all abnormal conditions that can be annunciated
by the port. When the system is configured as an Individual Acknowledge system, the
Acknowledge key, <PF1>, must be pressed to acknowledge each condition change.
Document No.: 4100-M004
SIMPLEX 4120 NETWORK FIRE INDICATOR PANEL
4120 F/A SYSTEM
PORT 1 - SECURITY OFFICE
SYSTEM IS NORMAL
4100 FIRE ALARM OPERATOR INTERFACE
MAIN MENU
Figure 6
CRT Main Menu Screen
June 1997
OPERATOR MANUAL
USER: 1
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