10 fault messages this panel shows on site, each with what it means and the document it's drawn from. Addressable fire alarm repeater panel in the ZP2 Series.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The source lists this as one of five additional battery charger fault messages that may display, beyond the four in Table 66, but gives no individual cause or remedy text for any of the five beyond the message name itself.
The batteries are disconnected or no batteries are installed. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message.
The batteries may be damaged. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message.
The batteries may be damaged or fully discharged. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message.
There is a battery cable short circuit. A flashing Supply Fault LED accompanies this LCD message. For any of the four battery fault messages in this table, the source directs: check the battery cables; if the cables are in good condition and all connections are correct, replace the batteries immediately.
Added to the event log when one or more event types (alarm, zone alarm, fault, condition, etc.) exceed the maximum limit of 512 events per type — this limit applies at panel level and per system, including repeater panels. Triggers a System Fault LED indication; the panel continues to operate during the System Fault indication. Action: reset the control panel to clear the System Fault indication and reset the event limit.
Records marked “sourced — not yet independently verified” carry a real citation but have not yet completed formal review. Always confirm against the manufacturer's current documentation before acting on site.