AZC Voltage Bands for Modes | Tyco F3200 specification

F3200 Installation & Programming Manual	Document No: LT0122
Programming System Configuration

VOLTAGE BANDS (CONTINUED)

Voltage bands and their interpretation for modes 1, 2 and 3 are shown in Table 7.2.1 following.

Band	Voltage	Status	Default Status
B5	21-22VFault	(Open Circuit)	Fault (Open Circuit)
B4	17.5-21V	Normal	Normal
B3	13-17.5V	Programmable	Normal (V1.XX software)
			Instant alarm (V2.XX software)
B2	3-13V	Alarm	Alarm
		(Detector Operated)	(Detector Operated)
B1	0-3V	Programmable	Instant Alarm (Manual)
		TABLE 7.2.1
		AZC VOLTAGE BANDS FOR MODES 1-3

In Mode 4, for AZC normal the voltage is in B5 with pulses into B4 due to the active end-of- line device. B2 is Alarm (valve operated). B3 is programmable to Alarm or Fault only (default is Alarm). B1 is programmable (default is Fault). All other conditions are Fault (Tamper).

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Tyco F3200 manual AZC Voltage Bands for Modes

Models: F3200

VOLTAGE BANDS (CONTINUED)

AZC VOLTAGE BANDS FOR MODES 1-3

F3200 specifications