SoftwareSource-checked
6000PLUS Software
Manufacturer supplied software identified by Protec for supported fire alarm panel configuration and updates.
Protec
Official sources checkedFire detection control equipment documented through Protec's official product, support, software and lifecycle resources.
- Reviewed products
- 3
- Panel records
- 8
- Verified faults
- 15
- Reviewed parts
- 0
Official resource links last checked August 4, 2026.
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- Product categories
- Fire detection
- Typical engineering use
- Addressable control panels, repeat panels, fire detection devices, software and firmware, manufacturer support resources, legacy upgrade information
- Known names
- Protec, Protec Fire Detection
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Current products
6000PLUSView status source
Also found as 6000 PLUS, Algo-Tec 6000PLUS, Algo Tec 6000PLUS
Also found as Protec 6100
Also found as Protec 6500
Obsolete products
Also found as Protec 6300
Also found as Protec 6400
Lifecycle not classified
MICCONo lifecycle claim made
Also found as 6000/MICCO, 6000 MICCO
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Control PanelSource-checked
6100
Fire alarm control panel identified by Protec as part of its open protocol panel range.
Control PanelSource-checked
6500
Fire alarm control panel identified by Protec as part of its open protocol panel range.
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Technical supportOfficialLink checked
Client support portal for technical documents and downloads
Published by Protec
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Use this official Protec resource as a primary route to support information. Confirm that any document or download matches the installed product, revision and local project requirements before relying on it.
- Useful for
- finding the manufacturer's technical support routes and approved support material
- Intended audience
- commissioning, service and maintenance engineers
- Product range covered
- Protec product and support resources
- Companion knowledge
- ArticleArticleFault recordsFAQsTroubleshooting
Checked Nov 6, 2026Open official resource
Technical supportOfficialLink checked
Service, support and maintenance
Published by Protec
Incognito summary
Use this official Protec resource as a primary route to support information. Confirm that any document or download matches the installed product, revision and local project requirements before relying on it.
- Useful for
- finding the manufacturer's technical support routes and approved support material
- Intended audience
- commissioning, service and maintenance engineers
- Product range covered
- Protec product and support resources
- Companion knowledge
- ArticleArticleFault recordsFAQsTroubleshooting
Checked Nov 6, 2026Open official resource
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Related fault records
Protec 6500 • Alarm FaultProtec 6500: Alarm FaultThe "Alarm Fault" LED on the 6500 panel's indicator strip. This is one of the labelled LED indicators on the 6500 control panel's front fascia, confirmed directly from Protec's own product photography. The brochure documents that this indicator exists and its exact label, but — being a sales brochure, not an installation or commissioning manual — it does not describe the underlying cause, the specific conditions that trigger it, or the clearing procedure. Those details require the panel's installation/commissioning manual, which sits behind Protec's Client Support Portal login and was not accessed for this entry.Protec 6100 • ALARM FAULTFault on a loop alarm output device or a conventional alarm circuitA fault has been detected with an alarm output device on the loop, or a fault has been detected on one or both of the conventional alarm outputs.Protec 6500 • Alarm Routing FaultProtec 6500: Alarm Routing FaultThe "Alarm Routing Fault" LED on the 6500 panel's indicator strip, covering the alarm signalling/routing path (e.g. to an ARC or monitoring centre). This is one of the labelled LED indicators on the 6500 control panel's front fascia, confirmed directly from Protec's own product photography. The brochure documents that this indicator exists and its exact label, but — being a sales brochure, not an installation or commissioning manual — it does not describe the underlying cause, the specific conditions that trigger it, or the clearing procedure. Those details require the panel's installation/commissioning manual, which sits behind Protec's Client Support Portal login and was not accessed for this entry.Protec 6500 • Aux Supply FaultProtec 6500: Aux Supply FaultThe "Aux Supply Fault" LED on the 6500 panel's indicator strip, covering the panel's auxiliary power supply. This is one of the labelled LED indicators on the 6500 control panel's front fascia, confirmed directly from Protec's own product photography. The brochure documents that this indicator exists and its exact label, but — being a sales brochure, not an installation or commissioning manual — it does not describe the underlying cause, the specific conditions that trigger it, or the clearing procedure. Those details require the panel's installation/commissioning manual, which sits behind Protec's Client Support Portal login and was not accessed for this entry.Protec 6100 • Aux. Supply Fault (24 V output)Protec 6100: Aux. Supply Fault (24 V output)The manual says a fault has been detected with the auxiliary 24 V supply output of the 6100. There may no longer be an auxiliary supply to external devices, or the auxiliary devices are drawing too much current. The General Fault indicator is illuminated accompanied by the Aux Supply Fault indicator.Protec 6100 • Fire link Fault (monitored fire link path)Protec 6100: Fire link Fault (monitored fire link path)The manual says a fault has been detected on the monitored fire link path. This may be a wiring fault or a fire link interface fault. The connection to the fire station link is no longer reliable, and expert advice should be sought immediately. The General Fault indicator is illuminated accompanied by the Fire Link Fault indicator.
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