Fault records by panel

If the mains is connected before the batteries, the panel shows a Power Supply fault for up to 1 minute until the monitoring cycle has finished polling. The manual says this is normal, and to check connections if the…

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 specification table (printed page 9) gives the…

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.

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.

When a repeater fault is displayed, press and hold ENTER: a slow flash of the Repeater Fault LED indicates a faulty repeater. Red fire LEDs 1 to 8 show which repeater was offline, and amber fault LEDs 1 to 8 show which…

When a repeater fault is displayed, press and hold ENTER: a fast flash of the Repeater Fault LED indicates a network cable error.

When a repeater fault is displayed, press and hold ENTER: a normal flash of the Repeater Fault LED indicates the repeater is off line. Red fire LEDs 1 to 8 show which repeater was off line.

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.

A system fault is indicated when a processor controlling a function in the panel has a watchdog time out or processor failure. With only the System Fault LED continuous and a continuous buzzer, display board TPCA03 is…

Per the manual, a continuous System Fault LED with the General Fault LED pulsing and a continuous buzzer means the main board, or the extender card if fitted, is halted. The fault relay is activated, and alarms may be…

A continuous System Fault LED with the General Fault LED pulsing and the Repeater Fault LED continuous means Comms Board TPCA05 is halted. The fault relay and output are active and repeater panels cease to function.…

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.

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.

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.

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.

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…

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.

In fault diagnosis mode (press and hold ENTER), a Zone 1 to 6 Fire LED that is steady after pressing ENTER indicates an open circuit on the matching sounder circuit (Zone 1 and 2 = Main PCB SNDR 1 and 2; Zones 3 to 6 =…

When a fault is showing, press and hold ENTER (works only when the panel is not in a fire condition). The Zone 1 to 6 Fire LED that is off before you press ENTER pulses for a short circuit on that sounder circuit: Zone…

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…

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 (N/A for pulsing and steady). The LED…

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.

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.

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…

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…

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…

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…

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.

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.