Haes Systems Esento Eclipse 2-4 Zone fault records

Power Supply Fault LED: battery failure or high impedance

With the Power Supply Fault LED pulsing, press and hold ENTER (fault diagnosis mode): the LED steady after pressing ENTER means battery failure or high impedance. The location given is the Main PCB.

Power Supply Fault LED: mains failure

With the Power Supply Fault LED pulsing, press and hold ENTER (fault diagnosis mode): the LED pulsing after pressing ENTER means mains failure. The location given is the Main PCB.

Power Supply Fault LED: voltage fault

With the Power Supply Fault LED pulsing, press and hold ENTER (fault diagnosis mode): the LED going off after pressing ENTER means a voltage fault. The location given is the Main PCB.

Sounder circuit open circuit (fault diagnosis mode)

In fault diagnosis mode (press and hold ENTER), a Zone 1 or Zone 2 Fire LED steady after pressing ENTER indicates an open circuit on sounder circuit 1 or 2 (Main PCB SNDR 1 and SNDR 2). The LED going off after pressing ENTER means that circuit is OK.

Sounder circuit short circuit (fault diagnosis mode)

When a fault is showing, press and hold ENTER (works only when the panel is not in a fire condition and controls are not active). The Zone 1 or Zone 2 Fire LED that is off before pressing ENTER pulses for a short circuit on sounder circuit 1 or 2 respectively (Main PCB SNDR 1 and SNDR 2).

System Fault LED and General Fault LED pulsing with pulsed fault buzzer

System Fault LED pulsing and General Fault LED pulsing along with a pulsed (fault tone) buzzer means a system fault has occurred and the affected board has recovered. The indication remains until the panel is reset.

System Fault LED only, continuous buzzer (display board halted)

A system fault is a processor watchdog time out or processor failure. With only the System Fault LED continuous and a continuous buzzer, display board TPCA02 is halted and no other indication or control is possible. The fault relay and fault output are activated. If a fire occurs, alarm sounders and outputs still function.

System Fault LED continuous, General Fault LED pulsing, continuous buzzer

A continuous System Fault LED with the General Fault LED pulsing and a continuous buzzer means the main board is halted. The fault relay is activated. The manual states that no alarms may be activated on the system.

Detection zone: detector removed (fault diagnosis mode)

For zones 1 to 4 on the Main PCB, in fault diagnosis mode (press and hold ENTER) the Zone Fault/Disabled/Test LED going off after pressing ENTER, with a slow pulse shown in the table, means a detector has been removed on that zone.

Zone Fault/Disabled/Test LED steady: zone disabled or in test mode

A steady Zone 1 to 4 Fault/Disabled/Test LED (not pulsing) means that zone is disabled or in test mode; pressing ENTER in fault diagnosis mode does not show a fault type for it. The LED going off after pressing ENTER is listed as 'Zone # disabled or in test mode'.

Detection zone open circuit (fault diagnosis mode)

For zones 1 to 4 on the Main PCB, in fault diagnosis mode (press and hold ENTER) the Zone Fault/Disabled/Test LED steady after pressing ENTER means that zone has an open circuit.

Detection zone short circuit (fault diagnosis mode)

For zones 1 to 4 on the Main PCB, the Zone Fault/Disabled/Test LED pulses when there is a fault. In fault diagnosis mode (press and hold ENTER), the LED pulsing after pressing ENTER means that zone has a short circuit.