8XXI Upper, Tracking Limit | Tyco MX4428 guide

MX4428 MXP Engineering / Technical Manual			Document: LT0273
Device Information and Programming

Parameter	Description			Default
Mode	Value	Functional Base Control	Remote LED Control	0
	0	Circuit Alarm	Circuit Alarm
	1	Circuit Alarm	Relay
	2	Circuit Alarm	Point Alarm
	4	Relay	Circuit Alarm
	5	Relay	Relay
	6	Relay	Point Alarm
	8	Point Alarm	Circuit Alarm
	9	Point Alarm	Relay
	10	Point Alarm	Point Alarm
P0	Pre Alarm Threshold			50
P1	Alarm Threshold			66
	Value	Threshold
	23	0.22 MICX (Alternate)
	66	0.39 MICX (Default)
	130	0.59 MICX
P2	Fault Limit (i.e. values below this are assumed to indicate a			10
	detector fault)
P3	Dirty Alert Limit (i.e. a “dirty alert” will be raised if the			120
	tracked “clean air” value reaches this limit)
P4	b3:b0	Filter Divisor		3
	b7:b4	Step Limit		5
P5	Tracking	Interval i.e. the interval at which the tracked “clean		30 (minutes)
	air” value is adjusted.
P6	Tracking adjustment - fixed at 1 in MXP			1

The following global parameters which may be set at the MX4428 affect all applicable points on all MXPs.

MX4428 Reference	Description	Default
8XXI UPPER	Ionisation Upper Tracking Limit	120 (MXP
TRACKING LIMIT	(i.e. the maximum assumed value for	Default)
	clean air)

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MX4428 specifications

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Tyco MX4428 technical manual 8XXI Upper, Tracking Limit

Models: MX4428

Parameter

MX4428 Reference

8XXI UPPER

TRACKING LIMIT

MX4428 specifications