Firex FADCQ Understanding the Alarm LEDs and Horn Patterns, Condition Horn, Smart Button KEY

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Understanding the Alarm LEDs and Horn Patterns

CONDITION

HORN

LEDs

SMART BUTTON KEY

AC power is present

 

Green light ON

 

Standby condition

 

Red and Blue blink

Quick push activates False Alarm ControlTM

 

 

once per minute

and a longer press also activates a local

 

 

 

Push-to-Test sequence.

Standby condition

 

Red and Blue blink

Press and hold until the double chirp to

 

 

once per minute

activate a local Push-to-Test sequence and

 

 

 

send a signal to other interconnected alarms.

 

 

 

 

Low-battery #1

Horn beeps once

Yellow light flashes 5

Quick press will eliminate the low-battery

 

per minute

times per minute after

signal for about 8 hours.

 

 

horn beeps

 

Low-battery #2

Horn beeps once

Yellow light flashes 7

Smart button inoperable.

 

per minute

times per minute after

Replace battery immediately.

 

 

horn beeps

 

 

 

 

 

Fault condition

Horn beeps 2 times

Yellow light flashes 2

Press and hold to check the alarm again.

 

per minute

times per minute after

Replace alarm if it remains in fault

 

 

horn beeps

condition.

 

 

 

 

Local smoke

Horn sounds 3 long

Red-Yellow-Orange

Quick press activates False Alarm

is detected

tones, then pauses,

lights flash with horn

ControlTM.

 

every 4 seconds

 

 

Local smoke condition

 

Red light flashes 3

Quick press releases the latched LED.

is latched

 

times every 10 seconds

 

 

 

 

 

Quick Quiet™ False

 

Red light flashes 1

 

Alarm Control™

 

time every 10 seconds

 

is activated

 

 

 

Local CO is detected

Horn sounds 4 short

Blue light flashes 4

Quick press activates CO Reset.

 

tone pattern every

times right after horn

 

 

5 seconds

 

 

 

 

 

 

Local CO condition

 

Blue light flashes 4

Quick press erases the CO memory signal.

is memorized

 

times every 10 seconds

 

 

 

 

 

CO Reset is activated

 

Blue light flashes 1

 

 

 

time every 10 seconds

 

 

 

 

 

Remote signal is

Horn sounds 3 long

 

Quick press activates Smart Quiet™ Trigger

received from another

tones, then pauses,

 

Alarm Locator for smoke and heat alarms.

smoke or heat alarm

every 4 seconds

 

 

 

 

 

 

Remote signal is

Horn sounds 4 short

 

Quick press activates Smart Quiet™ Trigger

received from another

tone pattern every

 

Alarm Locator for other Model FADCQ

CO alarm

5 seconds

 

combination smoke-CO alarms.

 

 

 

 

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