Noby UK Noby-448 4-Zone - Manual (Page 3)

Noby-448 User Operating Manual & Log Book Page 3 of 12
LED Indications
LED Indications Continuous Flashing
8 Zone Fire LED’s Zones alarmed First to alarm
Common Fire LED One or more zones in fire condition N/A
Zone Fault LED’s
(non-latching) **
Zone/s in fault
Zone/s isolated (slow flash)
Head Removed (intermittent ‘winking’)
Common Fault LED Any zone fault or system fault Fault Input terminal active, non-latching
Sounder Fault LED Sounder fault Sounders Isolated
PSU Fault LED Low voltage (< 21 volts), non-latching Fuses F1,F2,F7, Low volts & Battery
CPU Fault LED Remote Bus fault CPU watchdog warning
Power LED Primary supply (mains) OK. Off=mains fail Mains restored
Relay Isolate LED N/A Relay isolated
Function LED Access code successfully entered N/A
Isolate LED N/A One or more zones isolated
Test LED N/A 7 day fire test reminder
WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE ALARM ?
User responsibilities
The Responsible Person for the fire alarm should devise written procedures for the action to be taken in the event
of a fire alarm and ensure that all other users have received sufficient training on how to operate the system
properly and that they are familiar with these procedures.
In the event of a fire
In the event of a fire alarm the fire control panel will:
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activate the Main Sounders and internal Panel Sounder.
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activate the Alarm Relay which may trigger any connected ancillary equipment.
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the LED display will indicate:
o Common Fire LED
o one or more Zone LEDs indicating the location of the fire
(the first zone to alarm is distinguishable by a flashing Zone Fire LED)
When the alarm sounds
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CARRY OUT THE PRESCRIBED FIRE ALARM PROCEDURE
Silencing the panel
Only after the prescribed Fire Alarm Procedures have been carried out should you silence the audible sounders.
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Mute Sounders [3][6][3][6] [1 Mute Sndrs]
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Mute Panel [3][6][3][6] [4 Mute Panel]
To re-sound the alarm
Once silenced the sounders can be manually re-activated:
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Evacuate [3][6][3][6] [2 Evacuate]
Resetting the system
Only perform a System Reset once the cause of the alarm has been established.
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Quick Reset [3][6][3][6] [1] [4] [5]
If the original cause of the alarm still exists or has not cleared then the alarm will immediately re-sound.