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Configuration Examples
Configuration Handbook, Autroprime Interactive Fire Detection System, 116-P-APRIME2-CONFIG/EGB, Rev. A, 2013-04-03,
Autronica Fire and Security AS
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9.3.3 Add a Site-specific Name to each Point (if needed)
From the Service Menu, perform the following:
Use the arrow down button to scroll downwards to
Unit Configuration, then press Enter.
Use the arrow down button to scroll downwards to Points.
Select the first point B1001 that is to be added a site-specific
name, then press Enter twice.
Type space and the name STORAGE after the address,
for example, B1001 STORAGE, then press Enter.
As all other properties use the default settings in this example,
simply press Enter or the arrow down button a number of times
(depending on the type of detector) to accept the settings.
Press Enter to confirm the settings (Accept).
Use the arrow down button to select the next point that is to be
added a site-specific name.
Repeat the procedure for each point according to the list below:
B1001 STORAGE
B1005 STORAGE
B1006 STORAGE
B1002 Manual Call Point STORAGE
B1003 WORKSHOP
B1004 WORKSHOP

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Autronica Autroprime 2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAutronica
ModelAutroprime 2
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 About the Handbook

Describes the document's purpose and scope regarding site-specific installations.

1.2 The Reader

Identifies the intended audience, assuming familiarity with basic operations.

1.3 Reference Documentation

Lists related technical documentation available for the system.

1.4 Ready-to-use in a Pre-configured State

Explains the system's default state with detectors recognized but not fully configured.

1.5 Saving a Configuration and Restarting the System

Details the essential steps to save configuration changes and restart the system.

1.6 Configuration Examples

Introduces practical examples for understanding configuration principles.

2. Service Commands

2.1 Site-specific Configuration

Outlines typical configuration tasks performed via panel buttons.

2.2 Access Level 3 – Service Menu

Explains the required access level for performing service commands.

2.3 Service Menu

Introduces the main service menu and its structure.

2.4 Entering the Service Menu

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to access the service menu.

3. System Settings

3.1 Menu Selections - Overview

Lists all available global system settings accessible from the Service Menu.

3.2 Save Configuration

Details the process for saving current system configuration settings.

3.3 Restart System

Explains how to restart the system to apply saved configurations.

3.4 Day Mode Operation Times

Configures automatic delays for output activation based on time of day.

3.5 Service Mode Password

Describes how to change the password for accessing service mode.

3.6 Date and Time

Provides instructions for setting the system's date and time.

3.19 System Shutdown

Details the procedure for safely shutting down the system panel.

3.20 Restore Factory Settings

Resets the system configuration to its original factory defaults.

4. Loop Operation

4.1 Accessing the Menu Selections

Guides on how to navigate to and access loop operation menu options.

4.2 Enable

Describes the process for re-enabling previously disabled detection loops.

4.3 Disable

Explains how to temporarily disable detection loops for service purposes.

4.4 Change Disable Time Span

Allows technicians to modify the duration for which loops remain disabled.

4.5 Show Polluted Detectors

Identifies loop units affected by dust pollution above a set limit.

4.6 Show Low Current Units

Lists loop units operating at lower current levels than standard.

5. Unit Configuration

5.1 Menu Selections - Overview

Lists the main categories for configuring system units.

5.2 Detection Zones

Configuration of detection zone properties, types, and connections.

5.3 Alarm Zones

Configuration of alarm zone properties and relationships between zones.

5.4 Points

Configuration of individual points (detectors, call points) and their properties.

5.6 Loop Outputs

Configuration options for outputs connected to detection loops.

5.8 Loop Inputs

Configuration options for inputs connected to detection loops.

5.13 External Interfaces

Settings for connecting the system to external communication interfaces.

5.14 Detection Loops

Configuration of loop parameters like name, current limits, and override settings.

6. Unit Test

6.1 Menu Selections - Overview

Lists the available functions for testing individual system units.

6.2 Testing Detection Zones

Procedures for manually testing detection zones and their points.

6.3 Testing Alarm Zones

How to perform a manual test of alarm zones and their devices.

6.4 Testing Fire Alarm Devices

Step-by-step guide to testing individual Fire Alarm Devices (FADs).

6.5 Testing Loop Outputs

Instructions for testing the functionality of loop outputs.

6.6 Testing Local Outputs

Procedures for testing the operation of local output signals.

6.7 Testing Mimic Panels

Guide for testing the functionality of connected mimic panels.

7. System Topology

7.1 Menu Selections - Overview

Lists the available functions for viewing the system's topology.

7.2 Show Properties

Displays detailed information about selected loops or panel bus.

7.3 Show Topology

Provides a visual representation of the panel bus and loop structure.

7.4 Show All Faults

Displays detailed fault information related to the panel bus and loops.

7.5 Clear Loop Config. – Restart System

Resets a loop's configuration and restarts the system for re-initialization.

7.6 Deactivate

Procedure to deactivate a selected detection loop that is not in use.

7.7 Activate

Procedure to activate a previously deactivated detection loop.

8. Export and Import

8.1 Menu Selections - Overview

Lists the menu options for exporting and importing system data.

8.2 USB Output

Describes using a USB memory stick for data export and import.

8.3 Export Log

How to export system event logs for analysis.

8.4 Select Configuration & Restart System

Restarts the system using a selected configuration file.

8.5 Backup Current Configuration

Creates an internal backup of the system's current configuration.

8.6 Export Configuration

Exports the current system configuration to a USB memory stick.

8.7 Import Configuration

Imports configuration files from a USB device into the system.

9. Configuration Examples

9.1 Before you Start

Provides initial setup guidance and default system configuration overview.

9.2 Example 1: Basic Configuration Example

Demonstrates a step-by-step basic configuration of the system.

9.3 Example 2: Configuration with several alarm zones and control functions

Illustrates a more complex configuration with multiple zones and functions.

10. Other Functions

10.1 Clipboard Functions

Utilizes clipboard features for efficient entry of names and text.

10.2 Capital and Small Letters –Toggle functionality

Explains how to switch between capital and small letters during text input.

11. Configuration Tool

11.1 Introduction

Overview of the PC-based configuration tool for system setup.

11.2 Setup Wizard

Guides the user through the installation process of the configuration tool.

11.3 Starting the Configuration Tool

Instructions on how to launch the Autroprime configuration software.

11.4 Help File

Directs users to detailed information within the tool's help menu.

12. Appendix

12.1 Alarm Organization

Explains the system's structure for managing alarm events.

12.1.1 Detection Zones with Different Properties

Details the various types of detection zones and their unique properties.

12.1.2 The Actioning of Alarm Zones

Describes how detection zones control the activation of alarm zones.

12.1.5 Delayed Action Detection Zones

Explains detection zones configured for delayed output activation.

12.1.6 Delayed Dependency Detection Zones

Describes zones with delayed actions dependent on multiple inputs.

13. Reader’s Comments

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