MX4428 MXP Engineering / Technical Manual

Document: LT0273

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9.17

NON LATCHING TEST MODE

In this mode no alarms are latched, and all filtering is bypassed, however detector and device LEDs follow the alarm status. About 10 seconds after a device goes into alarm it is automatically “held in reset” for about 10 seconds, and then sampling starts again from the beginning.

9.18

COMMISSION MODE

Filtering is speeded up or bypassed. AVF is bypassed.

9.19

FAST POINT TEST

A point which supports remote test is put into alarm by its remote test facility. A point which does not support remote test is put into alarm by simulating a high reading. Filtering is speeded up or bypassed. AVF is bypassed.

9.20

SLOW POINT TEST

A point which supports remote test is put into alarm by its remote test facility. A point which does not support remote test is put into alarm by simulating a high reading. Filtering and AVF operate normally.

9.21

SUMMARY OF ALL TEST MODES

Table 9-1shows the features of the various alarm tests which may be applied to detectors and input ancillary devices.

Note that there is no remote test facility on a 8xxH heat detector or on the heat component of a 8xxPH or 8xxCH detector. On MX4428 there is no way to specify an alarm test on the heat component of an 8xxPH or 8xxCH detector.

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Tyco MX4428 NON Latching Test Mode, Commission Mode, Fast Point Test, Slow Point Test, Summary of ALL Test Modes
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