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FMR-7036 - Pressing the ◄ key returns you to the main menu. If pressed again, it releases control of the panel. If this is not done, it will automatically time out in 3 min. FMR-7033 or builtin Keypad of the FPD-7024 - Pressing the * / Back key returns you to the main menu. If pressed again, it releases control of the panel. If this is not done, it will automatically time out in 3 min. ... View more

 On the DS9400, DS9400M, D7024, and FPD-7024 Fire Alarm Panels the Water-Flow timer can be set from 0.5 seconds (fast) up to 89 seconds. This timer feature is programed in Program Points > Point Functions. Only One Point Function timer can be set. (Example - if function 4 as a Loop Response Timer set to 16 seconds and you add a second function like function 12 with a Loop Response Timer of 60 Seconds - Both Function 4 and Function 12 will have a Loop Response Timer of 60 Seconds. Now if a third function is added like function 2 with a Loop Response Timer of 30 Seconds, now Functions 2, 4, and 12 will have a Loop Response Timer of 30 Seconds.   *Note: A limit of 20 points may be assigned to point functions that have been programmed with a response time other than 0.5 seconds (Fast). ... View more

 The following, D2071, D2071A, D2071AC, D2071AH, D2071ACH, D2071ACPL-1, D2071APL-1, D2071ACT, D911A, DS9471 and DS9471C send a FB report to the Central Station (CS) for a Phone Line 1 Failure. They report a FC to the Central Station (CS) for a Phone Line 2 Failure.  With both phone lines connected to the Dialer remove Phone Line 1. The  DACT will send the Phone 1 Failure on Phone Line 2 (FB) with in 200 seconds. After the CS has the phine line 1 failure report plug Phone Line 1 back in. It will report a Phone Line 1 Restoral EB to the CS on Line 1. Next, with both phone lines connected to the Dialer remove Phone Line 2. The  DACT will send the Phone 2 Failure on Phone Line 1 (FC) with in 200 seconds. After the CS has the phine line 2 failure report plug Phone Line 2 back in. It will report a Phone Line 2 Restoral EC to the CS on Line 1. *Note these DACT Modules listed in this article can only report a 3 digit account number and a two digit hexidecimal report. The Format options are BSKF or 3X2. ... View more

 One of the following programming keypads (FMR-DACT-KEYPAD, D7033, or DS9447) displays "SYSTEM FAULT" when programming one of  the following DACT models: D9068, DS9602, DCT-1, DCT-1E or FPT-DACT.  What to check. 1.) The keypad was working and went in to "SYSTEM FAULT" - If no action is done at the keypad for 3 Minutes the keypad times out and displays "SYSTEM FAULT" - to get the key operational, just unplug the 5 wire harness from the DACT and re-plug it in. 2.) Are both black leads of the 5 pin harness wired to the BLK terminal of the keypad? 3.) Verify the keypad has the Address Jumper installed across the first 2 pins. (Address 1) The addressing pins are located on the back of the programming keypad. You will need to remove the back cover to access the address pins. ... View more

 How to perform a sesitivity test on the following MUX smoke heads, D7050, D7050TH, D7050DH, MX250, MX250TH & MX250DH. Using a D1005  Test Cable plug it in to the smoke head with the head installed on it's base. Using a Digital Volt Meter (DVM) 1. Plug a D1005 Test Cable (optional) into the calibration voltage pin. You can also meter the Center Pin with Positive Lead and either outside pin with the Negative Lead of the Meter. 2. Connect a digital voltmeter to the D1005. 3. Connect the meter’s negative terminal to the D1005’s black wire, and connect the meter’s  positive terminal to the D1005’s red wire. The D1005’s white wire is not used. The voltage measured by the voltmeter equals half the sensitivity (in %/ft obscuration) of the D7050. You should read between 1.05Vdc and 1.95Vdc with 1.5Vdc being perfect. If the dectector is outside this range the head needs to be clean or returned to the factory for calibration. 4. Recheck the calibration voltage measurement. If the detector is still outside the factory markedcalibration range after cleaning, return it to thefactory for recalibration. ... View more