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GB OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3 • GENERAL
In normal operating mode, no messages are pending. The network control LED is on and the collective indicators are off. The function assigned to
the 4 function keys (1 - 4) depends on what is indicated on the display. The respective function is indicated directly above the relevant key on the
display. (Fig. 4)
[Summer AUS] (Buzzer OFF)
[Akustik AUS] (Acoustic OFF)
[Rücksetzen] (reset)
[Evakuierung] (evacuation)
[ ], [ ], [ ], [ ]
[ESC]
[OK]
[LOG]
[Status]
on
4 • OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING
For security reasons, the operation and programming of the control centre is divided into three access levels. Only the relevant menu items are
displayed in each level.
1 level, operation without a code
st
2 level for maintenance purposes, default code: 2222
nd
3 level for programming, default code: 3333
rd
The operating access is restricted to 2 minutes after the last key was pressed. For security reasons, the code must be partially repeated in the menu.
switches OFF the buzzer
turns off the sounders if they are enabled and stops the verification time so that the main alarm is
not triggered
deletes pending messages and puts the control centre into normal operating mode. Entries in the
event log (LOG) are not deleted If alarm groups are faulty, they trigger the alarm again after the
reset. The same applies to faults.
triggers an evacuation alarm, which is not assigned to any alarm group. It actuates the sounders,
control centre buzzer and, depending on the program settings, relay outputs.
are for navigating within the display. The selected entry flashes.
cancels a process in the menu and returns to the menu or switches from status display mode to normal
display mode
confirms a selected entry
goes straight to the event log once the code has been entered.
The total number of entries is shown (max. 10,000)
show a list of pending messages. Navigate with [ ] and [ ] and press OK for further information
the selected message. Use the function keys to select which messages should be displayed: alarms,
faults, switch-offs or tests.
The control centre automatically switches to status display mode when a new message is pending
(e.g. alarm, fault, etc.)
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