FieldServer FS-8700-83 Value Action Description, System Setup, Control, Fire Alarm, Supervisory

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Based on the table below if a message contains the string ‘Fire Alarm in’ then the action number will be stored as 11.

Value Action

Description

255

Driver did not recognize action type

System Setup

 

1 Skip System I/O Assignments

System power up

2 Begin System I/O Assignments

System programming itself

3 Programming Mode Entered

Ignore any data from this point until "Exit Program

Mode" is received

4 Exit Program Mode

See Programming Mode Entered

Control

 

5 Commencing System Reset

System reset button has been depressed

6 System Idle

System reset completed system is normal

7 System Acknowledged

System Acknowledge button depressed

8 Signals Deactivated

System Signal Silence button depressed Audibles

Silencing

9 Signals Activated

System Signal Silence button depressed Audibles

reactivating

10 Signals Silenced Automatically

System automatically silenced the audible signals

Fire Alarm

 

11 Fire Alarm in

 

Supervisory

 

12 Supv. Event in

 

Generic

 

13 Genr. Event in

 

Security Alarm

 

14 Security Alarm in

 

Pre Alarm

 

15 Ver. Seq. in

Verification sequence started

16 Pos Al. Seq. in

Positive Alarm Sequence started

17 Pre-Alarm in

Pre alarm present

Fault

 

18 Alarm Tested in

Message during walk test

19 AtoD Malfunction

System Problem

20 LCD Malfunction

System Problem

22 System In Walk Test

Start partial or Full system walk test mode

23 System Out Of Walk Test

Finished system walk test mode

24 System l/Os By Passed

Bypass system circuits or devices

25 All By Passed I/Os Cleared

System not bypassed

26 I/0 Bypassed,

Starts ID of Circuit or point bypassed

27 Remote Annunciators Not Responding System Problem

28 Remote Annunciators OK

System Problem Restored

29 Key Stuck in

System Problem

30 Display Missing for

System Problem

31 Bad Card @

System Problem

32 Card Missing @

System Problem

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Contents Effective for all systems manufactured after May 1 Supplement to the FieldServer Instruction ManualTable of Contents Driver Manual 1Supplied by FieldServer Technologies for this driver2Provided by user RS-485/RS-232 Pigtail for RJ45 portHardware Connections Example 1Data ArraysSection Title Column Title Function Legal ValuesDefault 1 second 2Client Side ConnectionsNone 3Client Side Nodes 4Client Side Map Descriptors FieldServer Related Map Descriptor ParametersDriver Related Map Descriptor Parameters Value Timing ParametersMap Descriptor Example 1 Store data from incoming messages Daack 2Data Types 1Driver Limitations & ExclusionsStatus Status Types and Values4When do Data Arrays get cleared Reset 5Action TypesAdding a New Status Type Pre Alarm System SetupFire Alarm Security AlarmFS-8700-83 Gamewell Adding new Action Types Example 1 Filtering Data 6Advanced Map Descriptor ExamplesExample 2 Action Numbers Example 3 Action Bits Example 4 Ignored Messages 1ICTimeout 2Driver StatsOffset is obtained by multiplying the port number by Array Offset Driver stores the following dataRevision History

FS-8700-83 specifications

The FieldServer FS-8700-83 is a robust communication gateway designed for seamless interoperability between building automation systems and various industrial protocols. This versatile device is integral in simplifying the connectivity challenges often faced in diverse operational environments.

One of the main features of the FS-8700-83 is its extensive protocol support. It can facilitate communication between a multitude of protocols including BACnet, Modbus, and LonWorks, enabling integration across different systems with ease. The device is equipped with multiple serial and Ethernet ports, allowing for flexible configuration options to meet the specific needs of various projects.

In terms of technology, the FS-8700-83 employs a powerful processor to handle data exchange efficiently. Its advanced firmware supports a range of applications, making it suitable for both current and future needs. The gateway is also designed to handle high-volume data traffic, ensuring that information flows smoothly even in complex setups.

Another significant characteristic of the FS-8700-83 is its user-friendly interface. The device features a web-based configuration tool, enabling users to easily set up and monitor the system from any standard web browser. This simplifies the installation process and reduces the need for extensive training, making it accessible for technicians and engineers alike.

The FS-8700-83 supports extensive data logging capabilities, which can be invaluable for system troubleshooting and performance analysis. Users can capture and analyze historical data, allowing for informed decision-making and optimization of building operations over time.

In terms of reliability, the FS-8700-83 is designed with durability in mind, making it suitable for various environments and conditions. Its compact form factor facilitates deployment in space-constrained areas, while ensuring high performance and resilience.

Security is also a priority for the FS-8700-83. The device incorporates advanced security protocols to safeguard against unauthorized access, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected.

In summary, the FieldServer FS-8700-83 stands out as a powerful, flexible, and user-friendly solution for building automation and industrial communication challenges. With its extensive protocol support, robust technology, intuitive interface, and strong security features, it serves as an essential tool for integrating diverse systems and enhancing operational efficiency. The FS-8700-83 is an investment in future-proof connectivity and scalability for modern automation projects.
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