Accessing Engineer’s Menu, Access level 8812

	used on the loop (i.e. ionisation smoke, optical smoke, or heat
	sensor)
5:DEVICE STATUS	The analogue value can be identified & the detector self-tested, the
	detector LED and the Remote LED can be turned on either in the
	enabled mode or the disabled mode.
6:LOOP CONTENTS	Panel reports loop content on the display.
7:ZONE ALLOCATION	255 zones (of which 64 are visible indication zones), programmable
	across 8 loops and/or panel inputs.
8:ALARM TEST	Sounders operate for 1 second every 10 seconds.
9:DEVICE TEST	Illuminates the device LED. Pulses the fire LED on the panel and
	sounds the internal buzzer. No sounder operation, System
	automatically resets after 25 seconds ready for the next device test.
0:EXTENDED MENU	Provides access to extended menu as detailed below:
1:ALERT TRIP LEVELS		Analogue values 35 - 50 in increments of 5.
2:FIRE TRIP LEVELS		Analogue values 55 - 70 in increments of 5.
3:PANEL DELAY		Overridden by Delay Override, BGU or Evacuate.
		Set enable period day/night, delay time 1-10 minutes
		Enable/disable.
4:READ MEMORY		64 events - most recent first.
5:CLEAR PRINT QUEUE		Clears events in printer queue.
6:NUMBER OF DISPLAYS		Sets number of panel displays/repeaters.
7:PRINT MEMORY		64 events - most recent first.
8:PRINT C/E DATA		Single output, loop address or full listing.
5.2.3 Access level 3	8812
9:EDIT C/E DATA		Panel and loop (See Cause/effect programming guide).
0:NETWORK		Configures panels in a network.

5.3Accessing Engineer’s Menu

Note: You must operate the ACCESS CONTROLS keyswitch for all engineer’s and user functions.

Step 1 - Press	4		ACCESS MENU to reveal the following:


0 9 :		0	4 : 2 6
P a n e		l	N a m e
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E N T E R C O D E , P R E S S *

Step 2 - Press appropriate Engineer’s code as section 4.2 above eg 7 2 1 8 * to reveal the following:

Step 3 - Press * to scroll through the Engineer’s Menu.

NOTE: No facility is accessible unless it is shown on-screen.

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