Control PanelSource-checked
Axis EN
Modular addressable fire alarm control system documented by Advanced for standalone and networked applications.
Advanced
Official sources checkedFire alarm control equipment with official product support and technical documentation.
- Reviewed products
- 11
- Panel records
- 3
- Verified faults
- 36
- Reviewed parts
- 0
Official resource links last checked August 4, 2026.
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- Fire detection
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- Advanced, Advanced Electronics
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Current products
MxPro 5View status source
Also found as MX Pro, MX Pro 5, MXPro5, MX Pro five
Axis ENView status source
Also found as AxisEN
AxisGoView status source
Also found as Axis Go
Legacy products
MxPro 4View status source
Also found as MX Pro 4, MXPro4, MX Pro four
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Control PanelSource-checked
AxisGo
Single loop addressable fire alarm panel documented in the Advanced product portfolio.
Repeater PanelSource-checked
MX-5020 MxPro 5 Remote Control Terminal
Full-control remote terminal that reproduces the MxPro 5 graphical interface on the documented Advanced peer-to-peer panel network.
Networking ProductSource-checked
MXP-503 Standard Network Card
Standard network card for connecting MxPro 5 control panels, remote terminals and network peripherals over a fire-resistant two-core network.
Networking ProductSource-checked
MXP-509 Fault Tolerant Network Card
Fault-tolerant network card for MxPro 5 systems, monitored for open- and short-circuit faults and designed to retain communications after a single inter-node fault.
Loop CardSource-checked
MXP-567 Nittan Loop Driver Card
MxPro 5 loop driver card for the documented Nittan Evolution addressable detection protocol.
Loop CardSource-checked
MXP-568 Apollo / Hochiki / Argus Loop Driver Card
MxPro 5 loop driver card for documented Apollo, Hochiki ESP and Argus Vega addressable detection protocols.
Power SupplySource-checked
MXP-650 2.5A Boxed Power Supply Unit
Boxed 24 V power-supply and battery-charger unit with dual monitored outputs and deep-discharge protection for fire-alarm and AOV applications.
Power SupplySource-checked
MXP-651 5.0A Boxed Power Supply Unit
Boxed 24 V power-supply and battery-charger unit with dual monitored outputs and deep-discharge protection for fire-alarm and AOV applications.
Control PanelSource-checked
MxPro 5
Addressable fire alarm control panel available in documented one, two, four and eight loop formats, with manufacturer supplied engineering tools and networking options.
SoftwareSource-checked
PC-NET-022 ConfigTool
Windows configuration software for Advanced MxPro and Go fire panels, including cause-and-effect programming, virtual panel display and remote diagnostics.
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Related articles and guides
Article • Fault Diagnosis
Advanced MxPro 5 Fault Finding: Panel Messages and Diagnostic Steps
A practical fault-finding guide for the Advanced MxPro 5 fire alarm panel — covering common fault messages, loop diagnostics, device faults, and network issues.
Article • Fault Diagnosis
Advanced MxPro 5: Common faults and how to clear them
A guide to the most common faults on the Advanced MxPro 5 fire alarm panel — network faults, loop faults, PSU faults, and how to clear them on site.
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Related fault records
Advanced MxPro 5 • AUX LOAD TOO HIGHAuxiliary Output Load Too HighThe panel's auxiliary 24V output current draw is above its normal operating range (0-500mA) — an overload on equipment powered from the AUX terminals. From the official Advanced MxPro5 User Manual's Local Hardware diagnostic table (section 3.9.7.2, pp.22-23, Document 680-166 Revision 04), which lists "Aux Load" as one of the panel's monitored internal circuits with a "Too High" possible state.Advanced MxPro 4 • Aux Supply Too HighAuxiliary supply current above expected rangeFrom the panel's own "View - Panel" diagnostic table: Aux Supply is monitored 0mA-500mA; the panel reports Too High when the current exceeds the expected range.Advanced MxPro 5 • BATTERY LOWBattery Voltage Too LowThe standby battery voltage has dropped below the panel's normal operating band (nominally 27.6V). From the official Advanced MxPro5 User Manual's Local Hardware diagnostic table (section 3.9.7.2, pp.22–23), which lists this as one of the possible circuit states (Normal / Too High / Too Low / Open Circuit / Short Circuit) the panel reports for this circuit. This is the User Manual, not the fuller Installation and Commissioning Manual (Document 680-165), so it confirms the condition and its general meaning but not every underlying wiring-level cause.Advanced MxPro 4 • Battery Too HighStandby battery voltage above expected rangeFrom the panel's own "View - Panel" diagnostic table: Battery is monitored 0V-30V, normal >25.0V; the panel reports Too High when the reading exceeds the expected range.Advanced MxPro 5 • BATTERY TOO HIGHBattery Voltage Too HighThe standby battery voltage is above the panel's normal operating band. From the official Advanced MxPro5 User Manual's Local Hardware diagnostic table (section 3.9.7.2, pp.22–23), which lists this as one of the possible circuit states (Normal / Too High / Too Low / Open Circuit / Short Circuit) the panel reports for this circuit. This is the User Manual, not the fuller Installation and Commissioning Manual (Document 680-165), so it confirms the condition and its general meaning but not every underlying wiring-level cause.Advanced MxPro 4 • Battery Too LowStandby battery voltage below expected rangeFrom the panel's own "View - Panel" diagnostic table: Battery is monitored 0V-30V, normal >25.0V under full load. Per the manual's own note, the voltage shown is measured under full load conditions; if it falls below 23.0V under full load test, the panel indicates Too Low.
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