Access Level For Mute Buzzer Etc; Unlatched Non-Alarm Input Logging - Honeywell XLS80e Manual

MAKE SELECTION
(AT CONFIRM
PROMPT)
ACCESS LEVEL SETTING TAKES EFFECT
MAKE SELECTION
(AT CONFIRM
PROMPT)
LOGGING SETTING TAKES EFFECT
Honeywell, Issue 9
March 2007
XLS80e Fire Alarm Control Panels
11.10 Access Level for MUTE BUZZER
etc.
This option sets the access level required for
the MUTE BUZZER and EXTEND DELAYS
pushbuttons.
Select the required access level (either is
acceptable to comply with EN54), then confirm
the change.
11.11 Unlatched Non-alarm Input
Logging
This setting determines whether changes of
state of AUX inputs are recorded in the event
log as separate events, and whether the AUX
tab is displayed when the input is active.
Stand-alone panel - set to NOT LOGGED
because the inputs will be linked to other
actions via the Control Matrix (e.g. RESET)
which will themselves be logged, and logging
trivial events such as Class Change will rapidly
fill up the event log.
Network - if the Control Matrix rules on
network panels use AUX input events on
remote panels, those remote panels must have
this option set to LOGGED for the AUX event
message to be sent over the network.
Select the required option and confirm the
change.
Note: 'Logged' overrides any individual AUX
module
(Section 5.1.4.8).
If the panel is on an XLSnet network, the hold
time option is displayed after 'Logged' is
confirmed. This should normally be left at 0.
If the system contains a large number of AUX
modules that may be logged at once, there
could be network delays if an alarm occurs. To
prevent this, several AUX 'logs' can be reported
in a single message by setting a time delay
(should be as low as possible, consult your
supplier). These values have a decimal point
inserted automatically, i.e. to set 1 second enter
'10', to set 1.5 seconds enter '15', to set 10
seconds (unlikely) enter 100.
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'Not Logged' setting