User Manual
10 Using the Control Panel
View Events
The events represent the various conditions signaled by the panel and have the following order of
importance: alarm, pre-alarm, fault, early warning, bypass, test and monitor. The events that appear
on the control panel and Repeater displays may have been generated by other control panels in the
network.
If several events of the same type occur (e.g. three faults), only the first event will be shown on the
display. The system displays different real-time events in the order of importance (e.g.: if the system
is dealing with three fault events when a pre-alarm event occurs, the pre-alarm will take priority).
Control panel RESET operations clear all the events from the display, however, all events will be saved
to the log and can be viewed on the control panel.
2.4.1 Active Events
These are the events that occurred after the last control panel RESET operation.
This is the first of three events. Press
keys S and T to view other active
events.
Press ESC to view the Events menu:
Press
to select the menu option.
The option from menu 3 shows all the
events related to the selected event
type.
2.4.2 View Events Log
FROM PANEL
<any key>, 1 View log
or <any key>, 1
The events are recorded in chronological order. Once the log is full, old events will be overwritten by
new ones. The navigation method is the same as that used for "Active Events".
2.5 Clear the call queue, disable event associated calls
FROM PANEL
<any key>, 5 Communications
or <any key>, 5
This command will allow you to clear the call queue, and enable/disable Alarm and Fault associated
calls.
Select the required option.
2.6 Operating on the control panel network
FROM PANEL
<any key>, 9 Remote Console
op <any key>, 9
Event 001of 003 01/01/07 14:34 PM Fri
PRE-ALARM WAREHOUSE
NORTH EAST SECTOR CORRIDOR
Loop n°. 4 Point 147 Control panel
X1 Main Menu
2 View Log
3 View pre-alarms
1 Clear call queue
2 Disables Alarm calls
3 Disables Fault calls
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