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GE Security Vigilant VS1 Technical Reference Manual (284 pages)

Brand: GE Security | Category: Smoke Alarm | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Important Information
  7
  - Limitation of Liability
    7
  - Fcc Compliance Statement
    7
- Minimum System Requirements
  10
- To Get Started
  11
Chapter 1 Installation and Wiring

13
- Cabinet Box Installation
  14
- Panel Electronics Installation
  15
- Cabinet Wire Routing
  16
- AC Power Wiring
  17
- Panel Low Voltage Wiring
  18
- Battery Wiring (TB8)
  19
- Notification Appliance Circuit Wiring (TB2)
  20
- Device Loop Wiring
  23
- Alarm, Trouble, and Supervisory Relay Wiring (TB3)
  25
- Remote Annunciator Wiring (TB4)
  26
- Auxiliary/Smoke Power Output Wiring (TB3)
  28
- SA-DACT Wiring
  30
- SA-232 Wiring
  32
- SA-CLA Wiring
  34
- Circuit Specifications
  36
- SA-ETH Wiring
  36
- CTM Module Wiring
  37
- RPM Module Wiring
  38
Chapter 2 Front Panel Programming

41
- UL 864 Programming Requirements
  43
- Getting Started
  44
- What Is a Correlation Group
  44
- What Is a Zone
  44
- What Is In-Suite Signal Silence
  45
- Programming Modes
  46
- Factory Default Settings
  47
- Using the Programming Control Buttons
  47
- Device Type Descriptions
  53
- Displaying the Program Menu
  57
- Setting the Time and Date
  58
- Setting Daylight Saving Time
  59
- Sample Values for Daylight Saving Time
  60
- Changing the Passwords
  61
- Restoring the Factory Default Settings
  61
- Setting up the Programmable Keys
  63
- Clearing the Event History Log
  66
- Enabling RS232 Communication
  67
- Restarting the Panel
  67
- Auto Programming the Panel
  68
- Auto Programming Options
  69
- Dialer Options
  71
- NET Options
  73
- Auto Programming Procedure
  74
- Labeling Devices
  75
- Labeling Zones
  75
- Incremental Programming Options
  76
- Performing Incremental Programming
  76
- Incremental Programming Procedure
  77
- Labeling Devices
  78
- Adding and Removing Devices from Programmed Systems
  79
- Labeling Zones
  79
- Device Programming Options
  80
- Adding Devices
  87
- Advanced Programming
  88
- Overview
  88
- Removing Devices
  88
- Changing Loop Configuration Options
  90
- Correlation Group Programming
  91
- Programming In-Suite Signal Silence
  95
- Programming Fast Groups for Sounder Bases
  97
- Device Programming
  99
- Programming Relay and Sounder Detector Bases
  107
- Programming Relay Modules and Bases as Latched Output Devices
  108
- Loop 2 Enable
  110
- Mapping Loop Device Circuits
  111
- Zone Programming
  113
- Panel Programming
  115
- Central Monitoring Station Device Programming
  120
- Panel Operation Programming
  129
- Event Programming
  132
Chapter 3 System Operation

141
- System Operation
  141
- Control Panel Operations
  143
- Front Panel Display
  143
- Operation Overview
  143
- LCD Display Screen
  144
- System Normal Display Screen
  144
- System Off-Normal Display Screen
  145
- Event Details Display Screens
  146
- System Leds
  148
- LED Display Expander Leds
  149
- Common Control Buttons
  150
- Control Buttons
  150
- Buttons for Working with Menus and Entering Text
  151
- Programmable Buttons (Key 1 and Key 2)
  153
- Programmable Button Function Priority
  154
- Component Descriptions
  155
- Events with Event Messages
  156
- Event Printout Examples
  157
- Event ID Numbers and Descriptions
  158
- Resetting the Panel
  163
- Viewing Event Details
  163
- Silencing Nacs Automatically
  164
- Silencing Nacs Manually
  164
- Silencing Notification Appliances
  164
- Silencing Panel and Annunciator Buzzers
  164
- Nacs that Cannot be Silenced
  165
- Activating and Restoring Output Devices
  166
- Conducting a Lamp Test
  166
- Unlatching Latched Output Devices
  167
- Activating and Restoring Panel Nacs
  168
- Disabling and Enabling Devices
  168
- Disabling and Enabling Zones
  170
- Disabling and Enabling Panel Events
  171
- Disabling and Enabling Loop Events
  172
- Disabling and Enabling Panel Nacs
  174
- Disabling and Enabling the Dialer and Network
  175
- Initiating a Fire Drill
  175
- Conducting a Walk Test
  176
Chapter 4 Reports

179
- Reports
  179
- Basic Steps for Viewing and Printing Reports
  180
- History Report
  180
- Device Maintenance Report
  182
- Walk Test Report
  182
- System Status Report
  183
- Correlation Group Configuration Report
  184
- Correlation Groups Report
  184
- System Configuration Report
  185
- Zone Report
  185
- Internal Status Report
  186
- Device Details Report
  187
- Diagnostics Reports
  188
- Internal Fault Report
  189
- Canceling a Report
  190
Chapter 5 Diagnostics, Maintenance, and Testing

191
- Fast Ground Check
  192
- Preventive Maintenance Schedule
  192
- Loop Comm Check
  193
- Recalibrate Device
  193
- Canadian Tests for Grounds, Opens, and Shorts
  195
- Control Panel Testing
  195
- SA-DACT Testing
  196
- Testing a Device (Test Fire)
  196
- Conducting a Lamp Test
  197
- Starting and Stopping a Walk Test
  198
- Using Hyperterminal
  200
- Replacing a Device in Alarm
  202
- Appendix A Panel Specifications
  203
  - Control Panel Specifications
    204
Appendix B Worksheets

207
- Battery Calculation Worksheet
  208
- Introduction
  211
- Notification Appliance Circuit Calculations Worksheet
  211
- What You'll Need
  211
- Worksheet Method
  213
- Equation Method
  214
- Notification Appliance Voltage Drop Calculation Worksheet
  217
- Device Loop Maximum Wire Length Worksheet
  218
- Correlation Groups Worksheet
  224
- Device Settings Worksheet
  225
- Loop Worksheet
  227
- Panel Configuration Worksheet
  228
- Panel Operation Worksheet
  231
- Zone Settings Worksheet
  232
Appendix C Front Panel Menu Flowcharts

235
- Main Menu
  236
- Reports Menu (1 of 2)
  237
- Reports Menu (2 of 2)
  238
- Test Menu
  239
- Control Menu
  240
- Program Menu
  241
- Program: Programmable Keys Menu
  242
- Advanced Program Menu
  243
- Advanced Program: Loop Configuration Menu
  244
- Advanced Program: Correlation Groups Menu
  245
- Advanced Program: Loop Configuration - Device Menu
  246
- Advanced Program: Panel Configuration Menu
  247
- Advanced Program: Panel Configuration - CMS Device Menu
  248
- Advanced Program: Panel Operation Menu
  249
- Advanced Program: Panel Events Menu
  250
- Advanced Program: Loop Events Menu
  251
- Advanced Program: Common Trouble Menu
  252
- Advanced Program: Unconfigured Alarm Menu
  252
- Auto Program Command Menu Flow
  253
- Incremental Program Menu
  254
- Diagnostics Menu
  255
- Appendix D Applications
  
  257
- Appendix E Device Types to Personality Codes Correlation
  
  269
  - Index
    277

GE Security Vigilant VS1 Technical Reference Manual (287 pages)

Control Panel

Brand: GE Security | Category: Control Panel | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Important Information
  5
  - Limitation of Liability
    5
- Minimum System Requirements
  9
- To Get Started
  10
Chapter 1 System Operation

11
- Control Panel Operations
  13
- Front Panel Display
  13
- Operation Overview
  13
- LCD Display Screen
  15
- System Normal Display Screen
  15
- Event Details Display Screens
  16
- System Off-Normal Display Screen
  16
- System Leds
  19
- LED Display Expander Leds
  20
- Control Buttons
  21
- Component Descriptions
  23
- Events with Event Messages
  25
- Printout Examples
  25
- Event ID Numbers and Descriptions
  27
- Viewing Event Details
  32
- Resetting the Panel
  33
- Silencing Panel and Annunciator Buzzers
  34
- Silencing Notification Appliances
  35
- Re-Sounding Notification Appliances
  36
- Conducting a Lamp Test
  37
- Activating a Device
  38
- Restoring a Device
  39
- Activating a NAC
  40
- Restoring a NAC
  41
- Disabling a Device
  42
- Enabling a Device
  44
- Disabling a Zone
  45
- Enabling a Zone
  47
- Disabling a Panel Event
  48
- Enabling a Panel Event
  50
- Disabling a Loop Event
  51
- Enabling a Loop Event
  53
- Disabling a Panel NAC
  54
- Enabling a Panel NAC
  55
- Disabling/Enabling the Dialer and Network
  56
- Using the Drill Command
  58
- Using the Walk Test Command
  59
Chapter 2 Installation and Wiring

63
- Cabinet Box Installation
  64
- Panel Electronics Installation
  66
- Cabinet Wire Routing
  67
- AC Power Wiring
  68
- Panel Low Voltage Wiring
  69
- Battery Wiring (TB8)
  70
- Notification Appliance Circuit Wiring (TB2)
  71
- Device Loop Wiring
  73
- Alarm, Trouble, and Supervisory Relay Wiring (TB3)
  75
- Remote Annunciator Wiring (TB4)
  76
- Auxiliary/Smoke Power Output Wiring (TB3)
  78
- SA-DACT Wiring
  79
- SA-232 Wiring
  81
- SA-CLA Wiring
  84
- SA-ETH Wiring
  85
- CTM Module Wiring
  86
- RPM Module Wiring
  88
Chapter 3 Programming

91
- UL 864 Programming Requirements
  93
- Getting Started
  94
- Programming Mode
  95
- Using the Programming Control Buttons
  95
- Default Passwords
  96
- Factory Default Settings
  97
- Setting the Time and Date
  102
- Setting Daylight Saving Time
  103
- Setting the Passwords
  105
- Restoring the Factory Default Settings
  106
- Programming the Programmable Keys
  107
- Clearing the History
  110
- Restarting the Panel
  111
- Enabling the RS232 CU Enable Command
  112
- Contact ID Event Codes
  113
- Auto Programming the Panel
  117
- Advanced Programming Overview
  122
- Programming Panel and Loop Options
  123
- Loop Configuration Options
  125
- Correlation Groups Programming
  126
- Device Programming
  128
- Loop 2 Enable
  132
- Loop Class Programming
  133
- Mapping Programming
  134
  - Using the Control Panel
    136
- Mapping (Map Mismatch)
  136
- Zone Programming
  138
  - To Program Zone
    139
- Panel Configuration Options
  140
- NAC Programming
  141
  - Panel Configuration
    142
- Annunciator Class Programming
  143
- Annunciator Programming
  144
- CMS Device Programming
  146
  - Event Notification
    147
- Dialer Programming
  148
- Network (Receiver) Programming
  150
- Printer Programming
  152
- Network Card Programming
  153
- Lock Remote Read Programming
  154
- AC Voltage Programming
  155
- Panel Operation Programming
  156
  - Panel Operation
    157
- Panel Events Programming
  158
  - Auto Program
    159
- Loop Events Programming
  161
- Unconfigured Alarm Programming
  163
- Common Trouble Programming
  165
- Incremental Programming the Panel
  167
- Adding a Device to a Programmed System
  170
- Removing a Device from a Programmed System
  175
Chapter 4 Reports

177
- History Report
  178
- Walk Test Report
  180
- Device Maintenance Report
  181
- System Status Report
  182
- Correlation Groups Report
  183
- Zone Report
  184
- System Configuration Report
  185
- Internal Status Report
  187
- Device Details Report
  188
- Diagnostics Reports
  190
- Internal Fault Report
  193
- Canceling a Report
  194
Chapter 5 Diagnostics, Maintenance, and Testing

195
- Preventive Maintenance Schedule
  196
- Fast Ground Check
  197
- Recalibrate Device
  198
- Flash Device LED
  199
- Loop Comm Check
  200
- Canadian Tests for Grounds, Opens, and Shorts
  201
- Control Panel Testing
  201
- Testing a Device (Test Fire)
  203
- SA-DACT Testing
  204
- Conducting a Lamp Test
  205
- Using the Walk Test Command
  206
- Using Hyperterminal
  209
- Replacing a Device in Alarm
  211
  - Appendix A Panel Specifications
    213
  - Control Panel Specifications
    214
Appendix B Worksheets

217
- Battery Calculation Worksheet
  218
- Introduction
  221
- Notification Appliance Circuit Calculations Worksheet
  221
- What You'll Need
  221
- Worksheet Method
  223
- Equation Method
  224
- Notification Appliance Voltage Drop Calculation Worksheet
  227
- Device Loop Maximum Wire Length Worksheet
  229
- Correlation Groups Worksheet
  235
- Device Settings Worksheet
  236
- Loop Worksheet
  238
- Panel Configuration Worksheet
  239
- Panel Operation Worksheet
  242
- Zone Settings Worksheet
  243
- Appendix C Front Panel Menu Flowcharts
  
  245
  - Main Menu
    246
  - Reports Menu
    247
  - Test Menu
    248
  - Control Menu
    249
  - Program Menu
    250
  - Programmable Keys Menu
    251
  - Advanced Program Main Menu
    252
  - Advanced: Loop Configuration Menu
    253
  - Advanced: Device Configuration Menu
    254
  - Advanced: Panel Configuration Menu
    255
  - Advanced: Panel Configuration - CMS Device Menu
    256
  - Advanced: Panel Operation Menu
    257
  - Advanced: Panel Events Menu
    258
  - Advanced: Loop Events Menu
    259
  - Advanced: Unconfigured Alarm Menu
    260
  - Advanced: Common Trouble Menu
    261
  - Auto Program Menu
    262
  - Incremental Programming Menu
    263
  - Diagnostics Menu
    264
- Appendix D Applications
  
  265
  - Sounder Base Applications
    266
- Appendix E Device Types to Personality Codes Correlation
  
  273
  - Device Types to Personality Codes Correlation
    274
  - Index
    281

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GE Security Vigilant VS1 Technical Reference Manual (284 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Installation and Wiring

Chapter 2 Front Panel Programming

Chapter 3 System Operation

Chapter 4 Reports

Chapter 5 Diagnostics, Maintenance, and Testing

Appendix B Worksheets

Appendix C Front Panel Menu Flowcharts

Appendix D Applications

Appendix E Device Types to Personality Codes Correlation

GE Security Vigilant VS1 Technical Reference Manual (287 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 System Operation

Chapter 2 Installation and Wiring

Chapter 3 Programming

Chapter 4 Reports

Chapter 5 Diagnostics, Maintenance, and Testing

Appendix B Worksheets

Appendix C Front Panel Menu Flowcharts

Appendix D Applications

Appendix E Device Types to Personality Codes Correlation

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