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4-1
The user interface consists of controls and indicators that provide support to
4004 fire alarm functions. The user interface indicates alarm, supervisory,
trouble, power on, and alarm silenced conditions (shown in Figure 5). The
purpose of the controls and indicators are in the Operator Key Definitions
section of this chapter.
ALARM
SILENCE
SYSTEM
RESET
TROUBLE
SUPERVISORY
ALARM
SILENCED
FIRE ALARM
ZONE
ACK
AC POWER
Figure 5. User Interface Panel
1. Supervisory LED - The yellow Supervisory LED, when ON, indicates that
a zone programmed as Fire/Supervisory is in the current-limited state not
an alarm condition. To display the zone in the supervisory state, press the
ACK key and view the zone number with decimal point on the red,
seven-segment display.
2. Alarm Silenced LED - The yellow alarm-silenced LED indicates that the
On Until Silenced notification appliances are OFF and that an alarm remains
in the system.
3. AC Power LED - The green AC power LED indicates AC power is applied
to the panel.
4. Fire Alarm Zone Display - The FIRE ALARM ZONE is a red, seven-
segment display that is used to indicate alarms and supervisories. If a single
zone is in alarm, the seven-segment display indicates the number of the zone
in alarm. If two or more zones are in alarm at any time, the display slowly
scrolls through the list of zones in alarm. The order of display follows the
order in which the alarms were received. The decimal point indicates the
start or end of an alarm list. Each alarm is displayed for two seconds. IDCs
with a fire alarm condition are illuminated on the red fire alarm display (1
through 8). IDCs in a supervisory condition are illuminated on the display
with a dot (1. through 8.). The ACK key must be used to view
supervisory conditions when the yellow Supervisory LED is illuminated.
Continued on next page
Chapter 4
Operating Instructions
Front Panel Operation
Operator Key Definitions
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