FireClass FC500 Pc Programming Manual page 13

has the dedicated programming window. To view the
detectors, see Figure 10.
First section (General)

Enabled: A tick indicates that the detector is
enabled.

Label: This indicates the editable device-label.
The system uses the label as the device identifier.

Address: In this field, you can modify the detector
address.
Options
LED blinking: A tick indicates that the LED detectors will
flash.

Assigned zones: Each Fire detector, Input
module and Manual callpoint can be associated
with one of the available software zones; 32 for
the FC501, 128 for FC503 and 256 for the FC506
control panel. If a device goes into Alarm status,
the zones assigned to it will also go into Alarm
status.
Base
In this section, it is possible to select the detector base by
clicking on the available bases. When you select the
sounder base type, a new programming tab Base is
available, which opens the sounder base programming
screen. On this screen, you can select the trigger zones,
the trigger points and the trigger events conditions and you
can configure the following parameters.
Table 4: Base parameters for detectors
Parameter
When selected, the base is enabled.
Enabled
Otherwise, the base is disabled.
Label 20 characters base label
Rings until you select the
Silence/Resound sounders button.
Silenceable
Otherwise, ringing continues until you
select the Reset button.
When selected, the base behaves as
Set as SC1
the sounder circuit 1 (SC1).
When selected, the base rings until the
Monostable
Monostable outputs time elapses.
Remote LED
In this section, you can activate the programmable Remote
LED of the detectors. The detectors have an output used
to drive the remote LED. This output is only activated for
the detector alarm to which it belongs. Now, you can
program the output to activate for other events, exactly as
activation occurs for other panel outputs, as well as for the
detector alarm to which it belongs.
Result
Note: You can program the Remote LED on the control
panel user interface, in the detectors programming page.
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