Potter PFC-5000 Series User Manual

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Table 4: Confi guration DIP Switch Functions on ZA-42 Module

Function

DIP Switch on ZA-42

Module

Switch "Off"

Switch "On"

NAC Circuit #3

Audible Device (Bell) Only

Switch 6, #1

Silenceable

Non-Silenceable

NAC Circuit #4

Audible or Visual Device

Switch 6, #2

Silenceable

Non-Silenceable

Switch 6, #3

Audible Device (Bell)

Visual Device (Strobe)

Not Used

Switch 6, #4

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Initiating Circuit #5

Alarm Only

Switch 5, #1

Normal Alarm

Verifi ed Alarm

Initiating Circuit #6

Alarm Only

Switch 5, #2

Normal Alarm

Verifi ed Alarm

Initiating Circuit #7

Alarm or Waterfl ow

Switch 5, #3

Normal

Verifi ed Alarm / Retarded

Waterfl ow

Switch 5, #4

Alarm

Waterfl ow

Initiating Circuit #8

Alarm or Supervisory

Switch 5, #5

Normal

Verifi ed Alarm

(No effect on Supervisory)

Switch 5, #6

Alarm

Supervisory

Switch 5, #7

Non-Latching Supervisory (No

effect on Alarm)

Latching Supervisory

(No effect on Alarm)

Not Used

Switch 5, #8

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Note:

After you change any confi guration switches, perform a system hard reset or power off/on sequence. If this is not done,

then a Switch Tamper Trouble will occur. Perform a hard reset by pressing SW0 push button switch on back of main
panel pcb.

Do not use retard operation with any external retarding device; maximum retard may not exceed 90 seconds.

When confi guring the ZA-42, keep in mind the following information:

Only NAC Circuit #4 may be confi gured for visual devices.

If Initiating Circuit #7 is confi gured as waterfl ow, the corresponding verifi ed selection becomes a retard selection.

If Initiating Circuit #8 is confi gured as alarm, the corresponding latching selection has no effect.

If Initiating Circuit #8 is confi gured as supervisory, the corresponding verifi ed selection has no effect.

The selection of Class A/B (Style Z/Y) NAC circuits is only a matter of how they are wired. See connection information on

page 15.
If Class A (Style D) initiating circuits are selected, JW2 and JW3 jumpers must also be set. Class B

initiating circuits

5 and 6

combine to create Class A Circuit #3, and Class B initiating circuits 7 and 8 combine to create Class A Circuit #4. DIP
switches for circuits 5 to 8 are ignored, and led indicators for circuits 5 to 8 are non-functional.

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