About; Replace Device - Reach PP5099 Manual

A Heat Detector shows SUBTYPE which sets the detector's operating mode, 'ROR' rate-of-rise or 'HT' static. Refer to
the product datasheet for details.
An Open-Area AV product shows SUBTYPE which sets whether the device is a 'sounder' or is a 'sounder beacon'.
An Heat Output Module shows:
• OUTPUT CH. ENABLE
Module is sent a command to activate. It doesn't when disabled.
• OUTPUT CH. SUPERVISED
when enabled. It is not supervised when disabled.
• OUTPUT CH. VOLTAGE
nominal.
• RELAY CH. ENABLE
sent a command to activate. It doesn't when disabled.
• RELAY SUPERVISED
enabled. It is not supervised when disabled.

About

The about menu displays information about the device.
This is the unique identifier assigned to the device and can be found on the device menu. This
Unique ID can be used to locate the correct physical device if the loop-address has been changed from
what was assigned on the commissioning sheet.
The device type code (not aligned with Apollo Protocol type code). This tells you what kind of
device it is. For example:
Type
- Detector
- Sounder
- Output Module
More specific descriptor, additional to the (Type). E.g.
Subtype
- (Detector) Optical
- (Sounder) VAD
RF Address
The wireless address number assigned to the device. Maximum of 32 per Loop-Interface.
Firmware Version The firmware version of the device. Can be useful when calling Apollo technical support.
The month and year that the device was manufactured. If there is an issue with the device,
Production Lot
Apollo may ask for this information.

Replace Device

The replace device menu can be used to replace a REACH device that is faulty with another REACH device of the
same type, whilst retaining the device settings.
Note: Device settings that the RW1700-030APO Loop Interface can program on the device will be retained, however,
some device settings can only be modified physically on the device. Ensure that these are matched when replacing
devices e.g. Wall AV product DIP switches for tone and volume.
determines whether voltage (configurable) is applied to port A when the Output
which supervises the presence of a 10K EOL resistor connected to output port A,
sets the voltage to be output on port A. This is configurable to 12V nominal or 24V
determines whether the relay contact (port B) is activated when the Output Module is
which supervises the presence of a 10K EOL resistor connected to output port B, when
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