Fault codes by panel

Event message on the SIMPO addressable panel. The manual's Appendix A table describes it as: Circuit broken at Extinguishing output. The manual gives no cause or action for this message.

Short circuit detected at Extinguishing output.

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

Per the manual, the control panel can detect devices that have been set to the same address and will announce a “Double address” fault if it finds any. It cannot tell which devices are double addressed. To help find…

The extinguishing panel failure.

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…

On the optional extension LED board, a continuous System Fault LED with the General Fault LED pulsing means the extension LED board is halted. The fault relay is active, and fire alarms can still be detected and…

The sounder fault/disabled indicator lights when any output treated as a sounder is faulty or disabled. Syncro AS treats an output as a sounder when its Silenceable and Evacuate Output attributes are selected. The same…

The earth fault monitor detects the presence of an earth on the positive or negative sides of the system. Should this condition occur, disconnect the field circuit wiring one cable at a time and view the LED at the top…

No separate cause description is given for this message beyond its name. Action: Change the Base PCB (PN: 020-568) or Extension Chassis with Display Module Kit (PN: 020-559-XXX).

This fault message can only appear when ID3000 panels are networked with earlier compatible panels; it is not applicable to the 'local' ID3000 Series panel. Where it is applicable, an Extension Chassis with Display…

A short circuit has occurred on the loop between the panel and isolator (if fitted). If isolators are fitted, the system shows NO REPLY/MISSING for the devices located between the isolation points, or LOSS OF PART LOOP…

This fault indicates that the peripheral unit connected to the third-party-protocol RS232 port has not responded to the enquiry code sent, or the link to the third-party equipment is not connected (this would normally…

Shown against the specific loop address, zone and location text on the display, e.g. "1 004.0 DEVICE MISSING" under the zone's fault list. Indicates the panel is no longer receiving a response from that addressed device.

The panel display shows the affected zone and device text with "DEVICE MISSING" alongside the device type (e.g. "(MULTI.SENSOR)"), from a worked example in the official Advanced MxPro5 User Manual (section 3.3, Fault…

The panel raises this fault once the programmed "next service due" date is reached, alerting the site operator that a maintenance visit is overdue. It clears automatically once a new service date is entered. From the…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

The panel has detected operation of the monitored self-resetting 500 mA auxiliary 24 V output protection.

The panel has received invalid loop data from one device on four consecutive polls.

The panel power-supply monitoring cannot detect the connected standby battery set.

The monitored standby battery voltage has fallen to the panel low-voltage threshold.

The panel has detected leakage to earth; the manual specifies indication below 30 kOhm from +28 V or 0 V to earth.

The panel power-supply monitoring has detected loss of the mains supply.

The panel has detected a newly installed network card not yet stored in its configuration.

The manual says that if the memory lock switch is left in the open position for an extended period of time, the panel will report a CONFIG MEMORY fault. It reminds the engineer to lock the memory after commissioning and…

Yellow Earth Fault indicator on the ZX series panel: an earth connection fault has occurred on a cable. To clear it, correct the fault condition and then perform a panel reset (page 7). The alphanumeric display shows a…