MX4428 MXP Engineering / Technical Manual

Document: LT0273

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SOFTWARE VERSIONS

 

The following software versions have been released for general use.

Version

Features

1.03

First full release

1.04

Fixed failure of photo self test when using fuzzy logic with some detectors.

(Limited

Fixed standalone mode did not work if no valid database.

Release)

 

1.05

Added "typewrite" command to easily reprogram CO self test pulse length.

(Limited

Fixed failure of CO self test with new detectors, and subsequent other faults

Release)

due to the detector powering down.

1.06

Fixed failure of photo self test when using fuzzy logic with some detectors.

 

Fixed standalone mode did not work if no valid database.

 

Added "typewrite" command to easily reprogram CO self test pulse length.

 

Fixed failure of CO self test with new detectors, and subsequent other faults

 

due to the detector powering down.

 

Added automatic detection of CO detectors with insufficient self test pulse

 

length (as stored in detector eeprom), and correction thereof.

 

Fixed threshold used for remote test of photo detector using fuzzy logic with

 

individual sensitivity.

 

Fixed reporting of scan-fail (problem introduced in 1.05).

 

Changed version returned to MX4428 from c0 to c6.

1.07

Implemented fast and slow point test, commission mode.

 

Fixed no scan fail fault on CH detector (introduced in V1.06)

 

Added support for LPS800. (Programmed as SNM800)

 

Changed version returned to MX4428 to c7.

1.09

Added support for Vesda VLC800.

 

Amended 814I remote test decision to prevent some detectors from

 

incorrectly failing a remote test.

 

Changed version returned to MX4428 to c9.

1.10

Fixed CO detector processing. Versions 1.07 to 1.09 inclusive did not apply

 

the "calibration factor" stored in the detector eeprom, meaning that most

 

detectors were less sensitive than they should have been (possibly outside

 

the SSL limits of +/- 50%).

 

VLC800 self test - moved decision point to the third poll after the "stimulus".

 

(The data at the previous decision point was not necessarily valid.)

 

Reprogrammed the eeprom containing the pulse length to the length required

 

for the self test

 

MX4428 Analog diagnostics AO command did not always cancel AS and AQ

 

commands. (PR was workaround.) AO now fixed.

 

Changed version returned to MX4428 to $ca.

1.11

DIM800 now has an option for short circuit fault

 

Fixed the problem that where there was only one DIM800 on the loop, and it

 

was the only device on the loop, it did not get processed.

 

Fixed the 814PHFL Fastlogic modes, in particular smoke only actually

 

selected heat only.

 

Changed version returned to MX4428 to $cb.

1.12

Fixed continual transmission of global maintenance alert on then off when a

 

“dirty” point was isolated. Changed version returned to MX4428 to $cc.

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Tyco MX4428 technical manual Software Versions, Version Features

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