Prevention Of Setting And Fault Acknowledging - GE NetworX V3 Installation Manual

115 SHUTDOWN RESTORE
116 SHUTDOWN
117 DEVICE ENROLLED
118 OUTPUT RESTORE
119 CLOCK SET
120 FIRST TO OPEN
121 LAST TO CLOSE
122 PIN USED WITH BIT 7 SET
123 BEGIN WALK-TEST MODE
124 END WALK-TEST MODE
125 RE-EXIT
126 OUTPUT TRIP
127 DATA LOST

Prevention of setting and fault acknowledging

Faults indicate problems in the system. Some of them can be solved by the user (like closing an open
zone) but others may require calling the installer. In the EN 50131 Mode, every fault in the system
must be acknowledged or overriden by the user. Active critical faults prevent arming of the system.
You can tell you need to acknowledge faults when "Zones Not Ready" or "Service Required" is
displayed on the keypad. Fault Acknowledging/Overriding mechanism can be activated by pressing
the "#" key or is activated automatically after disarming an alarmed partition.
Faults are displayed according to their importance, starting with the most important fault. Tampers
are displayed first, then Alarm Memory, Zone Open, Zone Trouble, Zone Lost, and others. For the
exact fault order, see Table 53 Fault descriptions below. There is a possibility to scroll up/down the
fault list by using up/down arrow keys. If scrolling is possible arrows are displayed on the right side
of the screen. If there is only one fault and overriding is not possible, no arrows are displayed.
When any fault is still active, arming of the system is impossible, and the fault must be fixed first (or
overriden if possible) to allow the user to arm the system.
An active fault is displayed as:
Fault Name
Active
A non-active but unconfirmed fault is displayed as:
Fault Name
OK-Confirm
and can be confirmed by pressing "OK".
When the system is armed, overriding is not allowed and the following message is displayed instead:
Fault Name
Inactive
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