Fault codes by panel

The 4100ES has detected the IDNAC Power Trouble condition that Simplex identifies as a damaged IDNAC card.

The operation guide identifies AC loss by the green AC POWER indicator turning off while the panel reports a trouble condition.

The operation guide identifies a battery condition by the yellow BATTERY TROUBLE indicator flashing.

The operation guide identifies a ground fault by the yellow GROUND FAULT indicator flashing.

The operation guide describes an open trouble on an IDC Class-A circuit as a latching trouble that is cleared by resetting the panel.

The operation guide states that the affected initiating device circuit zone TROUBLE indicator flashes when an IDC zone trouble is present.

The operation guide describes a latching NAC overcurrent trouble when a notification appliance circuit shorts during an alarm condition.

The operation guide provides a locate function for devices that share an address.

The operation guide provides a locate-loop-break procedure, run from Program > Auto: if a loop break is present the LCD shows 'Found breaks on:', and the procedure reports how many detectors are sensed on the left and…

The operation guide uses NO ANSWER for a stored loop device that is not responding and provides a controlled same-type replacement workflow.

The operation guide uses this trouble for devices present on the loop that have not been assigned an address.

Two IDNAC devices on the 4100ES system are using the same address.

The 4100ES has detected one or more IDNAC devices that are not present in the approved system configuration.

The 4100-5451 has no IDNAC signal power because the supplying ES-PS has tripped its main-overcurrent protection.

The 4100ES has detected a short circuit on an IDNAC channel connected to the 4100-5451 module.

The device detected at an IDNAC address is programmed as a different device type in the 4100ES configuration.