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Unfortinatly the DS9400, DS9400I, DS9400M, D7024 and FPD-7024 do not offer this feature. A working for this is to use a third party replay wired to Resettable Smoke Power of the FACP. When RESET is pressed on the panel it will drop power to Smoke Power thereby toggling the third partu relay to follow reset. ... View more

The FPA-1000 does not send Restoral Reports for any condition that requires a reset to put the system in a normal state. The Reset Report is the Restoral. If the off normal condition is still present after a reset, the condition will annunciate again as a new event. ... View more

Uses for the  D298M over a D298S or D278S popited base? D278S 12 volt popit base. D298S 24 volt popit base. The D298M is a 24 volt popit base that provides connections for up to 19 supervised circuits two-wire slave detectors (D287 2-Wire Base with D285 Smoke Head or D285TH Smoke Head with 135 degree heat sensor) reporting to the master address. The D298M is used over the D298S to conserve popit addresses on a large system. ... View more

Note:  The Master - Slave application is used to save on popit addresses for a large systems. You can use one popit address for a long hall or one large room that would otherwise require several addresses to cover it. 1.  The F220-B6PM is a 24 VDC 4-Wire Master Popited Base that supervises up to nineteen F220-B6 Two-Wire Slave Bases. The two-wire slave detectors then report as the master base address. 2.  The F220-B6PS 4-Wire Popited Base operates on 12 or 24VDC that does not support 2-Wire Slave bases. 3.  The F220-B6PS, F220-B6, and the F220-B6PM bases can use any of the following smoke or heat heads.      F220-P - Photoelectric Smoke Detector      F220-PTH - Photoelectric Smoke Detector with 135F/57C Heat Sensor      F220-PTHC - Photoelectric Smoke Detector with 135F/57C Heat and Carbon Monoxide Sensors      F220-135 - Electronic Rate of Rise/Fixed Temperature 135F/57C Heat Detector      F220-135F - Electronic Fixed Temperature 135F/57C Heat Detector      F220-190F - Electronic Fixed Temperature 190F/88C Heat Detector ... View more

Maxium Loop Resistance per loop is 25 Ohms. More Information about the Polling Loop: Sensor Circuit: The D10024 and D10024A supports up to five D9067 Polling Circuit Modules. The D9024 up to three D9067 Polling Circuit Modules,  and the D8024 supports up to two D9067 Polling Circuit Modules.  Up to 7,200 ft. (2,195 m); #16 AWG (1.5 mm) wire per polling loop card; supports Class A wiring Sensor Circuit Wiring Requirements: 28 pF/ft. nominal capacitance; 3 W/1,000 ft. typical cable resistance; 25 W maximum loop resistance; recommended maximum loop capacitance should not exceed 0.25 μF Maximum Number of Devices: 126 per polling loop card Sensor Circuit Protection: short circuit protection on-board (without isolators in circuit D333A) Sensor Current: 150 μA typical Note: The nominal capacitance for shielded single pair twisted cable wiring must not exceed 29 pF per foot. Detection devices in the analog system receive power and communicate with the control panel over a two-wire circuit. This digital communications format resists interference from most types of EMI and RF generated noise. Use shielded cable for all detection circuits. Terminate the shield to the earth ground terminal on the D10024 Control Module. Mineral insulated copper cable (MICC) provides superior screening. Ground the drain wire to the earth ground terminal on the D10024 Control Module. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. recommends shielded single pair twisted cable wiring with a drain wire such as Atlas #218 or West Penn Wire/CDT #D293. West Penn Wire/CDT #D293 has a nominal capacitance of 28 pF/ft between conductors. Polling circuits may be wired as Class A or Class B circuits. Bosch Security Systems, Inc. recommends Class A configuration with the wiring returning to the D9067 Polling Circuit Module. This allows the module to poll the circuit in both directions, ensuring circuit operation in the event of a single break in the wiring and allowing the panel to identify the location of the break. Polling Circuit Length Wire Gauge Up to 4,000 ft (1,219 m) 18 AWG (1.2 mm), 4,000 ft to 7,000 ft (1,219 m to 2,134 m) 16 AWG (1.5 mm) ... View more