ID3000/ID2000 Fire Panel Configuration Tool Manual
Control Matrix
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November 2010
ii CLIP protocol. Either Pulsing [to pulse the
output at either 0.5Hz or, if the device is
so-configured (Section 3.2.2), at the
slower, user-defined rate (Section 2.4)] or
Steady [the output is continuous]. only.
OPAL protocol. Up to 8 sounder output Tone
slots can be configured (Section 3.2.3) to
provide: steady, intermittent (pulsing) or
sweep (frequency modulated) patterns.
A situation may occur when there is a conflict
of sounder output modes. In such cases, the
panel software applies a set of ‘precedence’
rules, as described below, to ensure that such
conflicts are resolved.
If two or more rules, all active, are configured
to activate sounders in different modes then
the precedence rules applied are as follows:
- Sounders Only and Strobes can operate
fully independently of one another – they
have no mutual precedence.
- All Custom Tone activations have
precedence over Control Matrix option
selections (a. and c. as listed at left).
- Custom Tones – the higher the Tone Slot
number, the higher the precedence. It is
recommended that the highest priority, i.e.
most urgent, tone/volume is set as Custom
Tone number 8.
PULSING
‘Pulsing’ is not available for inputs:
DISABLEMENT, SILENCE SOUNDERS, RESET,
‘Any MCP operated in zone walk test’ or Transfer
Flag, nor for outputs: DISABLE, SILENCE
SOUNDERS, MUTE Internal BUZZER, RESET,
Set NIGHT mode, Set DAY mode, Extend Delays,
End Delays, Transfer Flag, Set Thermal-only
mode, or Extinguishing System.
OPAL Sounders/Strobes
The following options can be selected as part
of a Control Matrix Rule:
a.Sounder(s) and strobe(s) – use the tone and
volume configured by the DIP switches
b.Strobe(s) only
c.Sounder(s) only – use the tone and volume
configured by the DIP switches
d.Sounder(s) only – use the tone and volume
defined in one of the configured tone slot.
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