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Zeta Alarm Systems.
Loops
0 = CP3 Devices (NACs, relays, Hot Keys, ZCBM, ZNDC, ZZRM relays) ... 1-129
1 = SLC Loop #1 (ZACM #1, Loop #1) ... 1-126
2 = SLC Loop #2 (ZACM #1, Loop #2) ... 1-126
3 = SLC Loop #3 (ZACM #2, Loop #1) ... 1-126
4 = SLC Loop #4 (ZACM #2, Loop #2) ... 1-126
5 = SLC Loop #5 (ZACM #3, Loop #1) ... 1-126
6 = SLC Loop #6 (ZACM #3, Loop #2) ... 1-126
7 = SLC Loop #7 (ZACM #4, Loop #1) ... 1-126
8 = SLC Loop #8 (ZACM #4, Loop #2) ... 1-126
9 = ZFZA / ZTZB Conventional Inputs ... 1-120
A = SLC Loop #9 (ZACM #5, Loop #1) ... 1-126
Sigma Mk II Conventional Input Points ...1-120
B = SLC Loop #10 (ZACM #5, Loop #2) ... 1-126
Sigma Mk II Conventional Input Points ...1-120
C = SLC Loop #11 (ZACM #6, Loop #1) ... 1-126
Sigma Mk II Conventional Input Points ... 1-120
ZDIO Points ...0-127
D = SLC Loop #12 (ZACM #6, Loop #2) ... 1-126
Sigma Mk II Conventional Input Points ...1-120
ZDIO Points ...0-127
Output Groups
1-90 = General
91 = Non-Reporting
92 = Schedule Group #1
93 = Schedule Group #2
94 = Schedule Group #3
95 = Schedule Group #5
96 = Waterflow
97 = Supervisory
98 = Trouble (trouble relay goes here)
99 = Alarm (all alarm inputs, and all outputs go here by default)
100-199 = General
Priority Information
When a conflict is detected in auto-programming (i.e. conflicts between ZACM, Sigma Mk II, and ZDIO
points), ZACM points are given the highest priority, Sigma Mk II points second priority, and ZDIO points
third priority. ZACM and Sigma Mk II points may be intermixed on loops A and B, and ZACM, Sigma Mk II,
and ZDIO points may be intermixed on loops C and D.
Revision 1.0
Classic 2000 Mk II Operation Manual
Part # MAN-Z3K-01
Page 97
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