Nexus 21 A1557 technical specifications Operation and is

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Device type

Type

Condition

Panel response

Analogue Value

Status bits

Output bits

Default cause

Comments

 

Code

 

 

 

(210)

 

 

and effect

 

XP95 heat

6

Quiescent

None

AV = 8 to 44

Echo

0

= remote LED

Bit 0 and bit 2

See note 1.

detector high

 

Fire

Fire

AV = 55 to 127

output bits

1

= self test

set when device

 

 

 

Alert

Alert

AV = 45 to 54

 

2

= LED

is in fire

 

 

 

Fault

Data fault

AV = 0 to 7

 

 

 

 

 

Series 90

7

Quiescent

None

AV = 16

L10

0

= remote LED

Bit 2 set when

Input bit 2

callpoint/

 

Alarm

Fire

AV = 64

L01

1

= self test

in fire

confirms LED

callpoint monitor

 

Fault

Fault

AV = 4

L10

2

= LED

 

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represented by L

XP95 callpoint

7

Quiescent

None

AV = 16

L10

0

= remote LED

Bit 2 set when

Input bit 2

 

 

Alarm

Fire

AV = 64

L01

1

= self test

in fire

confirms LED

 

 

Fault

Fault

AV = 4

L10

2

= LED

 

operation

XP95 Mini

7

Quiescent

None

AV = 16

L10

0

= remote LED

Bit 2 set when

Input bit 2

switch monitor

 

Alarm

Fire

AV = 64

L01

1

= self test

in fire

confirms LED

with interrupt

 

Fault

Fault

AV = 4

L10

2

= LED

 

operation

XP95 USA mini

7

Quiescent

None

AV = 16

L10

0

= remote LED

Bit 2 set when

Input bit 2

priority switch

 

Alarm

Fire

AV = 64

L01

1

= self test

in fire

confirms LED

monitor

 

Fault

Fault

AV = 4

L10

2

= LED

 

operation

Notes:

The analogue thresholds for analogue detectors can be changed for both fire and alert. See the installation and commissioning manual for details.

On the S90 3-way analogue unit, either the analogue value or logic inputs can raise alarms. The analogue thresholds can also be changed for fire and alert on this device. See the installation and commissioning manual for details.

The number of devices with LEDs operated is limited to eight per loop.

If a device has more than one condition active then only the highest level event will be reported although lower level alarms may be present on the display. For example, if a smoke detector enters an alert condition this will be indicated on the panel. If the device subsequently enters a fire condition the alert will clear but the alert LED will become steady to indicate the event occurred.

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