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Brand | Honeywell |
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Model | NOTIFIER AM-8200 |
Category | Measuring Instruments |
Language | English |
Device physical address on the loop, set via rotary switches or dip-switches.
Programming for addressable modules, automatically assigned to components.
Buttons for specific operations like EVACUATION, DELAY RESET, SILENCE.
Touchscreen keys for menu navigation and operations.
Indicates alarm status (flashing/lit).
Indicates fault status (flashing/lit).
Overview of functions and their required access levels/passwords.
Explains how to use the touch screen keyboard for data entry.
Step-by-step guide for initial panel programming.
Configures system-wide parameters.
Sets network type (Standalone, Net16, Net128).
Assigns the panel's device number on the CAN-BUS network.
Configures line connection type (OPEN/CLOSED) and protocol (ADV/CLIP).
Sets delay times for alarms, sensor checks, and silencing.
Configures detector verification time.
Configures self-silencing and silence inhibit times.
Configures mains fault detection time and fault signaling.
Allows changing passwords for access levels.
Enters programming for addressable sensors.
Programs CBE and associates detectors with zones.
Configures detector options like sensitivity and LED behavior.
Allows removing or copying detector configurations.
Configuration for input modules.
Programs CBE and zone association for modules.
Configures tracking and LED blink for modules.
Module edit functions (remove, copy, paste).
Configuration for output modules.
Details on FAAST units and their programming tabs.
Programs CBE and association for groups.
Defines groups for high/low sensitivity based on time.
Configures CPU, installed boards, and line numbers.
Configures special parameters like drift warning.
Changes the enabled/disabled status of detectors.
Changes the enabled/disabled status of modules.
Changes the enabled/disabled status of zones.
Procedure for system-wide disablement.
Starts a Walk-Test procedure for a selected zone.
Explains the concept of CBE for points, groups, and zones.
Rules for valid CBE equation syntax.
Details on writing CBE equations using logical operators.
Explains operators like OR, AND, NOT.