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VAR8-ACU and Variants - Operation, Commissioning, Fault Finding, and Maintenance Guide
16 External Fault Configuration
Any Router or Remote I/O Unit digital or analogue input may be configured as an external fault input. An active low contact closure o the port indicates a ‘no fault’ condition, and open circuit on the port shall cause a fault to be reported and logged.
16.1 Router Digital Input as External Fault
To Program a Router Digital Input as External Fault Input:
1. Select input and program it for ‘External Fault’.
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆContacts
2. Change fault description as required.
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆContactsÆExternal FaultÆDesc.
Possible values: 18-character alphanumeric string
3. Any input that is not used should be configured as ‘Not-Conf’.
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆContactsÆDigital#<nn>ÆNot-Conf
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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Reference to Configuration Tool (Router Digital Input)
1
2
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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16.2 Remote I/O Unit Digital Input as External Fault
To Program a Remote I/O Unit Digital Input as External Fault Input:
1. Select Remote I/O Unit’s address on the RS485 bus.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemote
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
2. Select input and program it for ‘External Fault’.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemoteÆUnit address <n>ÆDigital In
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
Æ Unit address <n>ÆDigital In
3. Change fault description as required.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemoteÆUnit address <n>ÆDigital In
Æ External FaultÆDesc.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
Æ Unit address <n>ÆDigital InÆExternal FaultÆDesc.
Possible values: 18-character alphanumeric string
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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4. Any input that is not used should be configured as ‘Not-Conf’.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemoteÆUnit address <n>ÆDigital In
Æ Contact#<nn>ÆNot-Conf
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
Æ Unit address <n>ÆDigital InÆContact#<nn>ÆNot-Conf
Reference to Configuration Tool (Remote I/O Unit Digital Input)
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Digital Input
2
3
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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16.3 Remote I/O Unit Analogue Input as External Fault
To Program a Remote I/O Unit Analogue Input as External Fault Input:
1. Select Remote I/O Unit’s address on the RS485 bus.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemote
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
L
The unit address should match the address set by a switch internal to the unit.
2. Select input and program it for ‘Fault’.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemoteÆUnit address <n>ÆAnalogue
Æ Analogue channel=<nn>ÆFault
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
Æ Unit address <n>ÆAnalogueÆAnalogue channel=<nn>ÆFault
The currently configured option (UNUSED in the example) is displayed in upper-case letters.
3. Change fault description as required.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemoteÆUnit address <n>ÆAnalogue
Æ Analogue channel=<nn>ÆFaultÆDesc.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
Æ Unit address <n>ÆAnalogueÆAnalogue channel=<nn>
Æ FaultÆDesc.
Possible values: 18-character alphanumeric string
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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4. Any input that is not used should be configured as ‘Unused’.
• Remote I/O Unit connected to the RS485 port (normal configuration):
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆCtrlÆRemoteÆUnit address <n>ÆAnalogue
Æ Analogue channel=<nn>ÆUnused
• Remote I/O Unit connected to an VAR8-ACU Mic/Line input:
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #<n>ÆRemote I/O Unit(s)
Æ Unit address <n>ÆAnalogueÆAnalogue channel=<nn>ÆUnused
Reference to Configuration Tool (Example with DAU - Remote I/O Unit Analogue Input)
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Analogue Input
2
3
Issue: 02 complete, approved
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Table of contents
- 7 Introduction
- 7 Important Notes
- 8 Equipment Requirement
- 8 SW Versions
- 9 Configuration Safety Checklist
- 10 Control and Indicators
- 12 User Interface Description
- 12 Accessing the User Interface
- 12 Navigating the Menus
- 12 Menu Selection Markers
- 13 Selecting Menu Item and Saving Changes
- 13 Changing an Option
- 13 Rotary Encoder
- 13 LCD Display Timeouts
- 14 Menu Map of Functions
- 15 VAR8-ACU Commissioning Procedure
- 17 Access to the System
- 17 Logging On
- 17 Logging Off
- 18 Network Operation Setup
- 18 Network Topology
- 18 System Parameters
- 18 Main Network Features
- 20 Audio Control Unit Configuration
- 20 Audio Control Unit Specific Configuration
- 22 Defining a Slave Unit within the Network
- 24 Defining a Slave Unit’s Network Outputs
- 26 Local Input Configuration
- 27 Input Type and Name Configuration
- 28 Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 29 Microphone Parameters Configuration
- 30 Audio Parameter Configuration
- 33 Priority Set-up
- 35 Microphone Button Configuration
- 35 Paging or Zoneable Fire Microphone Button Configuration
- 36 Unused Buttons
- 37 Microphone Routing or Zone Select Button
- 39 Play DVA Button
- 42 All Call Button
- 44 Cancel All DVAs Button
- 46 Single Button Microphone Button Configuration
- 47 Listen-in Configuration
- 49 Unused Audio Inputs
- 50 DVA Input Configuration
- 50 DVA Input Name Configuration
- 51 DVA Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 52 Audio Parameter Configuration
- 52 Priority Set-up
- 54 Music Input Configuration
- 54 Input Type and Name Configuration
- 55 Music Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 55 Audio Parameter Configuration
- 58 Priority Set-up
- 60 Mute Input Configuration
- 60 Mute Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 61 Priority Set-up
- 62 Output Configuration
- 64 Permanent Route Configuration
- 65 Remote I/O Unit Configuration
- 65 Remote I/O Unit Connected to the RS485 Port
- 67 Remote I/O Unit Connected to a Mic/Line Input
- 69 DVA or Route Triggers via Contact Configuration
- 70 DVA or Route Trigger via Router Digital Input (Contact)
- 73 DVA or Route Trigger via Remote I/O Unit Digital Input (Contact)
- 77 DVA Resetting via Contact Configuration
- 77 DVA Resetting via Router Digital Input (Contact)
- 79 DVA Resetting via Remote I/O Unit Digital Input (Contact)
- 81 External Fault Configuration
- 81 Router Digital Input as External Fault
- 83 Remote I/O Unit Digital Input as External Fault
- 85 Remote I/O Unit Analogue Input as External Fault
- 87 Fault Indication Configuration
- 89 System Configuration
- 89 Changing the System Access Code
- 89 System Date and Time
- 89 System Name
- 90 Emergency Sounder Operation
- 90 Host Routing Timeout Configuration
- 90 Temperature
- 91 Clearing Configuration Data and Restoring the Default Settings
- 91 System Software Versions
- 92 Communication Port Configuration
- 92 RS232 Asynchronous Port Configuration
- 93 RS485 Port Configuration
- 94 Establishing and Testing Network Connection
- 95 Network Faults – Recovery and Diagnosis
- 95 Normal Data Network Operation
- 95 Data Network Operation with Fault
- 96 Normal Audio Network Operation
- 96 Audio Network Operation with Fault
- 97 Diagnostic Tools and Methods
- 97 Network Faults
- 97 Hardware
- 97 Software
- 97 Current Status of the Health Status of the Network
- 98 Audio Loop Failure
- 98 Data Loop Failure
- 99 Polling Control
- 99 All Call Mode Control
- 99 Other Testing Facilities
- 99 Viewing the Routing Status
- 100 Viewing the Contact Status
- 100 Audio Monitoring
- 100 Sounder and Lamp Test
- 101 PC Configuration Tool
- 101 Connection
- 101 Starting a New Configuration
- 101 Loading the Configuration from the Unit
- 102 Loading the Configuration from a File
- 102 Saving the Configuration as Text File
- 102 Applying Changes to the Unit
- 103 VAR8-ACU User Interface Menu
- 105 VAR8-ACU Menu Description
- 118 Fault Indication and Fault Finding
- 118 Fault Indication
- 119 Current Fault Status
- 119 Viewing Slave Active Faults at the Audio Control Unit
- 119 Viewing Audio Control Unit Active Faults
- 120 Fault Acceptance
- 120 Accepting Slave Faults at the Audio Control Unit
- 120 Accepting Audio Control Unit Faults
- 121 Fault Clearance
- 121 Clearing Slave Faults at the Audio Control Unit
- 121 Clearing Audio Control Unit Faults
- 122 Fault Log View
- 122 Viewing the Fault Log at the Audio Control Unit
- 122 Viewing the Audio Control Unit Fault Log
- 122 Viewing a Slave Unit Fault Log at the Audio Control Unit
- 122 Clearing the Fault Log
- 123 System Fault Finding Guide
- 123 General Faults
- 125 Faults Reported Specific to the Audio Control Unit
- 125 Numeric Fault Codes and Their Meaning
- 126 Maintenance
- 126 Training
- 126 Records
- 127 Maintenance Instructions
- 127 Routine Maintenance
- 127 Daily Attention
- 127 Weekly Attention
- 127 Monthly Attention
- 127 Quarterly Inspection and Test
- 127 Annual Inspection and Test
- 128 Replacement of the Real Time Clock Battery
- 129 Corrective Maintenance
- 129 Action by the User after Any Fire (Whether Detected Automatically or Not)
- 129 Action Following a Fault
- 130 Manual Restoration of Default Settings
- 130 Restoring Access Code
- 130 Restoring All Defaults
- 131 Default Settings
- 132 Safety and Precautions
- 132 Environmental
- 132 ESD
- 132 EMC
- 132 Electrical Safety
- 132 Lithium Battery
- 132 Unpacking and Handling
- 132 Packing for Repair
- 133 Reference Documents
- 134 Index