CPG CPG #2561255 Configuration and Programming, Selecting connected device options DIP switches

CPG #2561255 FIRELARM 2500 Operating Manual

4 Configuration and Programming

4.1Selecting connected device options (DIP switches)

A series of DIP switches are used to configure devices connected to the fire alarm control panel. DIP switches are located in the lower right corner of the panel.

Figure 4-1. DIP Switches

	DIP Switch 9	Description of Disabled States	Description of Enabled States
		(Switch to left side)	(Switch to right side)
1.	B1 Strobe	NAC 1 devices are silenceable.	NAC 1 devices are non-silenceable –
			requires panel reset to silence.
2.	B1 Temporal	NAC 1 rings constant	NAC 1 rings for 3 pulses and then stops
			for 1 pulse (1/2 second per pulse)
3.	TRBL-REM ALM	Remote alarm trouble disabled.	Remote alarm trouble enabled.
4.	ANNUNC DISC	Remote annunciator is not used or	Remote annunciator is used and
		annunciator input is ignored.	annunciator input is accepted.
5.	Z1- Waterflow	Zone not waterflow switch (silenceable)	Zone waterflow switch (not silenceable)
6.	Z1- Verify	Zone not verify	Zone verify
7.	Z1- Class A	Zone Style B (Class B)	Zone Style D (Class A)
8.	Z2- Waterflow	Zone not waterflow switch (silenceable)	Zone waterflow switch (not silenceable)
9.	Z2-Verify	Zone not verify	Zone Verify
10. Z2- Class A		Zone Style B (Class B)	Zone Style D (Class A)

DIP Switch 10		Description of Disabled States	Description of Enabled States
		(Switch to left side)	(Switch to right side)
1.	Z3- Waterflow	Zone not waterflow switch (silenceable)	Zone waterflow switch (not silenceable)
2.	Z3- Verify	Zone not verify	Zone verify
3.	Z3- Class A	Zone Style B (Class B)	Zone Style D (Class A)
4.	Z4- Waterflow	Zone not waterflow switch (silenceable)	Zone waterflow switch (not silenceable)
5.	Z4- Verify	Zone not verify	Zone verify
6.	Z4-Class A	Zone Style B (Class B)	Zone Style D (Class A)

4.1.1B1 Strobe device

Place the B1 STROBE switch in the “on” position (right side of the switch) when NAC 1 is a non- silenceable circuit (for devices such as strobes). When enabled, the circuit cannot be silenced during alarm except by resetting the panel.

4.1.2B1 Temporal pattern

Place the B1 TEMPORAL switch in the “on” position (right side of the switch) when you wish NAC 1 to ring a temporal pattern. A temporal signal consists of three rings and one pause as defined by NFPA 72, Section A-3-7.2 (2).

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