Honeywell NOTIFIER AM-8200 User Manual

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AM82000_manu-prog-ENG Doc. M-162.1-AM8200-ENG Rev A2 NOTIFIER ITALIA
It is not allowed to write a CBE for an inverse group, if the operands contained inside the round
brackets are some groups having an index higher than the group for which the CBE must be associated
as in the following example:
CBE not allowed
CBE allowed
XGRP
is the operator which requires AT LEAST TWO elements of the group indicated below, to be ACTIVE.
FORMAT : XGRP (GXXX) where GXXX= Group 1  400
Example: the equation of an output module is XGRP (G23)
- IF ANY COMBINATION of two or several input devices (sensors or modules), which have been programmed
(with their CBE Equation) on this software group (through the Double Consent parameter = YES.), they are
ACTIVE.
- THEN this output module will be activated.
Or only when a thermal sensor
( type-id “THER”) and an optical sensor (type-id “PHOT” ) which have been programmed
(through their CBE Equation) on this software group (through the Double Consent parameter = NO), are ACTIVE.
- THEN this output module will be activated,
-
It is not allowed to write an equation of an output module with several groups as in the following
example:
CBE not allowed
G305 = (G306 G307)
G307 = (G305 G306)
XGRP (G23 G24)

Honeywell NOTIFIER AM-8200 Specifications

General

Brand	Honeywell
Model	NOTIFIER AM-8200
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

General Description

Detection Lines

Definitions

LINE

POINTS

Hardware Address

Device physical address on the loop, set via rotary switches or dip-switches.

SUB-ADDRESS

Programming for addressable modules, automatically assigned to components.

HARDWARE TYPE

SOFTWARE TYPE

ZONES

GROUPS

Front Panel Controls and Signallings

Keys with Dedicated Functions

Buttons for specific operations like EVACUATION, DELAY RESET, SILENCE.

Function Keys in LCD Touch Screen

Touchscreen keys for menu navigation and operations.

Front Panel LED Indications

Alarm (Red)

Indicates alarm status (flashing/lit).

Remote Alarm (Red)

Faults (Yellow)

Indicates fault status (flashing/lit).

System (Yellow)

User Interface Description

Functions and Access Level

Overview of functions and their required access levels/passwords.

Description of Keyboard Operation for Data Entry

Explains how to use the touch screen keyboard for data entry.

Programming Menu

Recommended Sequence for Panel Programming

Step-by-step guide for initial panel programming.

Programming - System Menu

Configures system-wide parameters.

Programming – System - System Type

Sets network type (Standalone, Net16, Net128).

Programming – System - System Address

Assigns the panel's device number on the CAN-BUS network.

Programming – System – Line

Configures line connection type (OPEN/CLOSED) and protocol (ADV/CLIP).

Programming – System - Timings

Sets delay times for alarms, sensor checks, and silencing.

Detectors Tab

Configures detector verification time.

Silence Tab

Configures self-silencing and silence inhibit times.

Faults Signalings Timings Tab

Configures mains fault detection time and fault signaling.

Programming - System - Password

Allows changing passwords for access levels.

Programming - Points

Detectors

Enters programming for addressable sensors.

Detectors Program Tab (Progr. of CBE Equations, Zone association)

Programs CBE and associates detectors with zones.

Detector Option Tab (Progr. of Verification, Sensitivity, Daytime/Night, Tracking and Led Blink)

Configures detector options like sensitivity and LED behavior.

Detector Edit Tab (Common for All Sensors)

Allows removing or copying detector configurations.

Modules

Input Modules

Configuration for input modules.

Progr. Tab (Progr. of CBE Equation, Zone association)

Programs CBE and zone association for modules.

Option Tab (Progr. of Tracking and Led Blink)

Configures tracking and LED blink for modules.

Tab: Edit

Module edit functions (remove, copy, paste).

Output Modules:

Configuration for output modules.

FAAST

Details on FAAST units and their programming tabs.

Groups Programming Menu

Tab Progr. of CBE Associated with the Group

Programs CBE and association for groups.

High and Low Sensitivity Groups

Defines groups for high/low sensitivity based on time.

Zone Programming Menu

Programming - Configuration Menu

CPU and Loops

Configures CPU, installed boards, and line numbers.

Programming – Delete Programmings

Utility Menu

Parameters

History Log

Local Parameters

Special Parameters

Configures special parameters like drift warning.

Serial Number Check

Detectors Prealarm Threshold

Change of the Line Reliability Parameters

Utility - History Log

Utility - View / Modify Status

Detectors Status

Module Status

Modify the Output Status of a Control Module

Utility - Active Module List

Firmware Version

Firmware Update

Disable Menu

Modify

Modify Status - Detectors

Changes the enabled/disabled status of detectors.

Modify Status - Modules

Changes the enabled/disabled status of modules.

Modify Status - Zones

Changes the enabled/disabled status of zones.

System Disable

Procedure for system-wide disablement.

Sounder Exclusion

Exclusion of Immediate Activation of Siren Output

Extinguishing Exclusion

Test Menu

Zone Test

Starts a Walk-Test procedure for a selected zone.

Enabling of a Zone for the Test Function

Output Selection

Appendix A - Control-by-Event Equation

Control by Event Concept

Explains the concept of CBE for points, groups, and zones.

Rules for the Correct Syntax of the Equations

Rules for valid CBE equation syntax.

CBE Equation

Details on writing CBE equations using logical operators.

Operators Used in Control by Event Equation:

Explains operators like OR, AND, NOT.

XGRP

PRE(CxxLxxSxxx)

FLT(CxxLxxSxxx)

DIS

DEL

SDEL

TIM