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Network Card for VIGILON Compact - baud and node address switch settings

The copper network card for use in a Vigilon Compact panel is factory set to 38.4K baud with node address 4. Both node address and Baud rate can be

changed to another other setting by configuring the switches on the Network card.

Node address Baud rate

87654321

64 off off off off off off off off 2400

1 on off off off off off on off 9600

2 off on off off off off off on 19.2K

3 on on off off off off on on 38.4K

4 off off on off off off

63 on on on on on on

Address Baud

- factory settings

Commissioning instructions

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
Preliminary Information6
- Safety Information6
- Pre-Visit Checks6
- Pre-Commissioning6
- Points to Remember7
A Typical Commissioning Process8
Product Approval and Standards11
- Fire Detection and Alarm Control Panel11
- Interface Units11
- Manual Call Points11
- S-Cubed Mark 312
- S-Quad Sensors with Visual Alarm Device (VAD) - Introduced Post April 201413
- S-Quad Sensors (Legacy Product Range)15
- S-Cubed Mark 2 (Legacy Product Range)16
Fire Panels17
- Vigilon 4/6 Loop Panels (EN/BS)17
- Vigilon Compact Panel (EN)17
- Vigilon Compact VA Panel (EN) (Legacy Panel)17
Controls and Indications18
Vigilon 4/6 Loop Panels23
- Second Fix Parts23
- Remove the Protective Covers23
- Fitting the Inner Door24
- Printer Paper Roll25
- Setting the DKC Card26
- Card Installation27
- Terminals on Terminal Card28
- Pre Power-Up Checks29
- Mains Supply Wiring29
- Battery Installation30
- PSU LED Indications31
- Write Protect Link on Backplane31
- Fire Routing Leds (Post MID 2015)32
- Command Build Leds CB253 and CB254 (Pre MID 2015)32
- How to Configure the 'U' Buttons33
- Factory Settings33
- How to Fit the Outer Door33
Vigilon Compact Panel34
- Cards and Internal Cables of the Panel35
- Installing a Replacement MCB in an Older Vigilon Compact Panel36
- Terminals on the Master Control Board (MCB)37
- Settings on the DKC38
- Pre Power up Checks39
- Battery Installation39
- Mains Supply40
- How to Configure the Monitored Input41
- Fire Routing Leds (Post MID 2015)42
- How to Configure the Leds CB253 and CB254 (Pre MID 2015)42
- How to Configure the U1 and U2 Buttons43
- External Printer43
- Factory Settings44
Vigilon Compact Voice Alarm Panel - (Legacy Product)45
- Cards and Internal Cables of the Panel46
- Terminals on the Audio Control Card47
- Terminals on the Master Control Board48
- Pre Power up Checks48
- Battery Installation49
- Mains Supply50
- External Printer50
- How to Configure the Monitored Input50
- How to Configure the Buttons U1 and U250
- How to Configure Leds CB253 and CB254 (Legacy)50
- How to Check and Set the Audio Signal51
- Factory Settings51
Indications on Power up52
Initial Tests52
Password or PIN Code53
- How to Create an Engineer PIN54
- How to Change the Customer PIN54
- How to Erase a PIN54
Useful Menu Options53
- Panel Buzzer53
- Software Version Check53
Address Allocation55
- Address Allocation with Loop Circuit End 1 Connected55
- Allocation Faults56
- How to Re-Allocate Addresses to a Loop Circuit56
- Address Allocation with Loop Circuit End 2 Connected56
- Plexus Devices56
SAFE Addressing57
- To SAFE Address a Device57
- To Convert from SAFE to Soft Address57
Checking a Loop Map58
- To Find Devices on a Loop Circuit58
Non Volatile Memory (NVM)59
- NVM Hardware Write Protect59
- NVM Software - 'Write Protect' and 'Unprotect60
- To Back up Loop Data to NVM60
- To Recover Loop Data from NVM61
- How to Electrically Erase the NVM61
2Km Loop Circuit - Tests Using LDT62
- Loop Diagnostic Tool62
- How to [Repair] a Loop Circuit62
- Loop Resistence Measured by the Panel62
1Km Loop Circuit - Manual Tests62
- Loop Resistance and Capacitance62
Loop Circuit Tests63
- Loop Short Circuit Test63
- Ground Break Test63
- Positive Line Break Test64
- Earth Fault Test64
Checking Device STATUS65
- Loop Device Status65
- Plexus Device Status67
Device Checks68
- Checking the Time Averages68
- Checking the Exception/Subfault Codes70
- Condition Codes for S-Quads (Exception / Sub Fault Codes)71
Pre Fire, Fire and Super Fire72
S-Quad Sensor with VAD - STATES VAD (Current Range of Devices)73
S-Quad Sensor with Strobe - STATES (Legacy Devices)74
- S-Quad Heat Sensor STATES75
- S-Quad Dual Optical & Heat / Optical & Heat Sensor STATES75
- S-Quad Dual Optical, Heat & CO Sensor STATES76
- S-Quad Optical Sensor STATES76
Beam Sensor STATES77
Interface Unit STATES78
- Single Channel Interface Input STATES78
- Channel Interface Unit STATES78
34000 Range of Sensors STATES (Legacy Devices)79
- Optical Heat Sensor (Plus Sounder) STATES (34000 Range)79
- Heat Sensor STATES (34000 Range)80
Installed Equipment Tests81
- Preparation81
- Communication to Site Occupants81
- Commissioning Tool81
- Plant Equipment81
- Zone 'Test' Mode (for en Panels Only)81
- Commission' Mode (for BS Panels Only)81
- Fire Sensors82
- Manual Call Points82
- Interface Units82
- S Cubed83
- Repeat Panel (Loop Connected)83
- MIMIC Panel83
- Mains Powered DAU and Micro DAU (Legacy Devices)83
- VIGILON Compact VA System (Legacy System)83
- Deviations from Standards83
Commissioning Instructions84
Vigilon Compact Network84
- Single Network84
- Wiring the Single Network85
- Single Network Without Domain Bridge85
- Network Card for VIGILON Compact - Baud and Node Address Switch Settings86
- Powering-Up the Network87
- How to Check a Network Map87
- How to Check Network Card Status88
- Fault Finding88
- High Errors88
Single Vigilon Network89
- Single Network89
- Wiring a Copper Network90
- Wiring a Fibre Network90
- Single Network Without Domain Bridge91
- Powering-Up the Network91
- How to Check a Network Map91
- How to Check Network Card Status92
- Fault Finding92
- High Errors92
Multiple Vigilon Networks93
- Domain Bridge Using Input Output Card93
- Two Networks Using Domain Bridge IO Card93
- Star Network Using Domain Bridge IO Cards93
- IO Domain Bridge Network Switch Settings94
- Message Routing95
- Domain Bridge Message Passing Tests96
- Domain Bridge Using Fibre Optic Network Card96
- FO Domain Network Switch Settings97
Appendix A-1 - Menu Maps for EN54 (V4) Vigilon Panel98
Appendix A-2 - Menu Maps for BS (V3+) Vigilon Panel107
Appendix B - Message Action List116
- Clearable Fault Events116
- Latching Fault Events116
- Repairable Fault Events116
- Message Action List117
Appendix C - Guidelines for Standalone System Commands139
- Labels139
- Long Labels140
- Sectors143
- Integral Sounder Operation144
- Default Fire Plan145
- Fail Safe Fire Plan145
- Site Specific Fire Plan145
- Delay Blocks146
- Sound and Resound Alarms Options148
- Time Slots and Time Blocks149
- Zones150
- Groups150
- Zone Tasks151
- Command Builds152
- Sounders Configuration153
- Auxiliary Relays154
- Radio Device154
- Fire Alarm Routing Equipment (FARE)155
- Fire Protection Equipment (FPE)156
- S-Cubed Mark III or II and S-Quad157
- Voice and Sounder Mode Pluse Vad/Strobe Action158
Appendix D - Guidelines for Networked System Commands159
- Master Sectors159
- Master Groups160
Appendix E - Cards161

Brand	Honeywell
Model	Vigilon 4 loop
Category	Control Panel
Language	English

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