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Networkable addressable fire alarm control panel family

C-TEC ZFP fault codes

12 fault records for this panel, each labelled with its review status and, where one is cited, the source document it comes from. C-TEC ZFP touchscreen-controlled addressable fire panel family, available in cabinet and loop configurations documented by C-TEC. Individual products retain their own capacity and power-supply scope.

Fault codes and messages

12 records

Displaying and clearing fault conditions

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ZFP: Displaying and clearing fault conditions

Per the manual, when a fault occurs one or more Fault indicators flash yellow, the internal buzzer sounds (if enabled) and the fault button on the touchscreen changes from blue to yellow with the number of faults shown. Pressing it shows the fault type and location; pressing the fault display shows more detail: for device-specific faults the loop number and address. The designated responsible person may silence the internal buzzer (new faults resound it), take steps to have the fault rectified, and note it in the log book. Once faults have been cleared the panel should auto-reset and return to normal; pressing Reset while faults are still present will not clear them, and they will simply re-appear.

Sounder Fault LED (flashing yellow)

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ZFP: Sounder Fault LED (flashing yellow)

Per the manual, a flashing yellow Sounder Fault indicator means a fault has been detected on the panel's sounder circuits; steady yellow means the panel's sounders have been disabled. Action listed: call the service engineer.

System Fault LED (steady yellow)

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ZFP: System Fault LED (steady yellow)

Per the manual, a steady yellow System Fault indicator means a system error, such as a microprocessor fault, has occurred, and it remains lit even if the system fault clears. It can only be cleared by pressing the control panel reset button at access level 2 or 3. Action listed: call the service engineer.

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