Installation
The initial installation of the system is aided by
sophisticated features like AUTOLEARN. An internal
routine that will automatically detect all the devices on
the detection and peripheral loops saving the time of
entering all the devices individually.
Basic programming is also configured during the Autolearn
process resulting in only fine tuning of the system being
required to complete the system configuration.
An off-line Windows™ configuration tool is available to
further enhance the process, making text entry and
specific device programming easier. Complex cause and
effect programming is simplified through clearly
designed user interfaces. Once completed the
configuration of the panel can be saved for future
reference. Enhanced features allow the complete
archiving of the control panel history log and a Virtual
Panel Interface enables all control commands to be
entered using the computer.
Maintenance
The ZX10Se intelligent fire alarm control panel has been
designed to help with the normal operation of a fire
detection system. Standard weekly testing is available
through a simple menu structure allowing selection of
the zones to be tested and the optional activation of the
outputs or ringing of the sounders.
The status of individual devices can be analysed to
determine whether cleaning or replacement is required.
This information can either be viewed directly on the
LCD or printed for reference.
As the installation grows the ZX10Se can expand with the
installation, adding additional devices, loop cards, a printer,
display repeaters or interface devices. If the installation
becomes too big for a ZX10Se, additional ZX1Se, ZX2Se,
ZX5Se or ZX10Se control panels can simply be added by
networking using two or more control panels.
Networking
The Morley-IAS network is unique. A clever protocol allows
for the propagation and distribution of all messages and
control signalling. A robust protocol that can be used over
long distances, even on MICC mineral based fire resistant
cabling. The ZX10Se can networked with other ZX series
control panels using Master/Slave architecture. Up to a
maximum of 99 control panels can be networked together
using the standard control panel operating system. The
network can be configured in two ways:
For single sites or large buildings the networking is normally
configured as one large system. Each networked control
panel shares information. Alarms and communications are
reported to each individual display.
If the fire alarm system is to provide cover for multiple
buildings or multiple sites it is normally configured to
operate in a report and control mode. The fire alarm panels
act individually or as sub-systems only reporting information
to the master on the level above.
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