Document: LT0273

MX4428 MXP Engineering / Technical Manual

 

MXP Diagnostic Terminal

8.1.4.7CP820 Manual Callpoint

T=165; P= 22;

CP=0

CP=xxx gives the raw value received from the callpoint.

8.1.4.8CIM800 Contact Input Module

T=165; P= 23; CIM A= 90, B= 91

CIM A=xxx; B=yyy. xxx gives the raw value relating to the module input A and yyy gives the raw value relating to the module input B.

8.1.4.9DIM800 Detector Input Module

T=1334; P= 25; DIM A= 26;B= 26; Supply=198

DIM A=xxx;B=yyy; Supply=zzz. xxx gives the raw value relating to the module input A, yyy gives the raw value relating to the module input B, and zzz gives that raw value from supply monitoring.

8.1.4.10RIM800 Relay Interface Module

T=1334; P= 24; RIM=224

RIM=xxx gives the digital inputs to the module ASIC, converted to a integer. The only bit of use is the least significant bit - the number should be odd if the relay is activated, even otherwise.

8.1.4.11SNM800 Sounder Notification Module

T=1334; P= 26; SNM=255, 3

SNM=xxx, yyy. xxx gives the raw value relating to the EOL monitoring (when the relay is de- activated), and yyy gives the raw value relating to the power supply monitoring.

8.1.4.12LPS800 Sounder Notification Module

T=1334; P= 27; LPS=151, 78

LPS=xxx, yyy. xxx relates to the voltage at the + terminal. yyy relates to the voltage at the – terminal.

8.1.4.13VLC800 Vesda Laser Compact

T=1334; P= 28; VLC= 17; DI=0xe0; Cal= 17; TV= 12; CV-TV= 5; SL-TV=5

VLC=xx gives the analog value received from the VLC800. DI=0xaa : aa gives the digital inputs coded in hexadecimal, where bit 0 = "urgent fault", bit 1 = "any fault", bit 2 = "all faults serviceable", bit 3 = "filter fault", bit 4 = "walk test". Bits 6 and 7 appear to be always 1s.

8.1.5ST (STATUS COMMAND)

The ST command gives a self explanatory synopsis of the status of the MXP, including the version number and details of the software programmed into the Flash IC.

>>ST

MXP Version 1.02, compiled 15:31:03 May 07 2001

Polling Running

All NOSEx devices responding Being polled by F4000

Responder Loop Disconnect Relay : Connected (Normal) NOSEx loop OK

1309 polling cycles since power-up / database load 0 detector/ device leds on

Issue 1.5

24 March 2006

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MX4428 specifications

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