Back Exit VEGA STANDARD AND LT CONTROL PANEL CONTROL/REPEATER PANEL USER GUIDE TM0058...
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GENERAL The Vega is an Analogue Addressable Control Panel that provides up to one hundred and twenty zones of fire detection. It can support more than of two thousand devices across sixteen detection loops and provide a programmed text description for each device to aid the user in device location.
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY 8 LINE 40 CHARACTER CONTROL BUTTONS Figure 4 – Standard Control Panel Example Control Membrane STATUS WINDOWS ZONE WINDOWS Figure 5 – Standard Control Panel Example Status/Zonal Membrane ZONE STATUS LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY WINDOWS WINDOWS 8 LINE 40 CHARACTER CONTROL BUTTONS Figure 6 –...
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ACCESS TO CONTROLS AND MENUS There are two access levels that enable the user to control the panel. Access Level 1 is the normal operating level, where the green POWER ON light is on. All other lights are normally off unless devices or outputs are isolated or panel faults exist.
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Figure 7 – Example ALARM Condition GENERAL ALARM INDICATION ZONAL ALARM INDICATION Figure 8 – Standard Control Panel Example ALARM Condition GENERAL ALARM INDICATION ZONAL ALARM INDICATION Figure 9 – LT Control Panel Example ALARM Condition After the agreed fire strategy has been followed under guidance from the responsible person(s) or fire brigade, the alarms can be silenced as follows: Press the SILENCE BUZZER button (the audible buzzer stops, the ZONAL light and the ALARM light continue flashing).
WHEN A FAULT CONDITION OCCURS If a FAULT condition is detected in one or more zones (refer Figure 10, 11 & 12): The yellow COMMON FAULT light flashes The relevant yellow ZONAL fault light flashes The Liquid Crystal Display will show the flashing message “FAULT”. The yellow DEVICE FAULT light flashes The audible BUZZER on the panel sounds intermittently.
TO ACTIVATE ALL ALARMS FOR EVACUATION To activate all alarm sounders for evacuation purposes, the procedure below should be followed (refer to Figures 13, 14 & 15): Enter Access Level 2 (refer to Access to Controls). Press the EVACUATE button on the Control Membrane to sound the alarms (the red ALARM light flashes and the audible sounders operate).
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ISOLATION OF DETECTION ZONES/DEVICES To ISOLATE detection ZONE(s) / DEVICE(s) the following procedure must be followed: Enter Access Level 2 (refer Access to Controls). Press the “0” button to obtain access to the menus. Select the ISOLATE option from the menu by using the ARROW buttons and press To ISOLATE detection ZONE(s): Select the ZONES option from the menu by using the ARROW buttons and press...
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To ISOLATE detection DEVICE(s): Select the LOOP DEVICES option from the menu by using the ARROW buttons and press Select the SINGLE DEVICE option from the menu by using the ARROW buttons and pressing Enter the LOOP and DEVICE number for the device you wish to isolate and press The selected DEVICE will be highlighted and can be isolated by pressing Further DEVICES can be selected for isolation by using the ARROW buttons to select the device and pressing...
OUTPUT ISOLATE COMMON ISOLATE DEVICE ISOLATE SOUNDER FAULT Figure 20 – Standard Control Panel Example Output Group Isolation TEST FIRE OUTPUT ISOLATE Figure 21 – LT Control Panel Example Output Group Isolation OUTPUT GROUP isolations can be removed by following the above procedures and selecting the OUTPUT GROUP for DE-ISOLATION with the button.
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