
SIGNAL-20P DESIGN AND OPERATING PRINCIPLES
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The processor controls device operating as whole:
− subsequently requests alarm loops and monitors their statuses
measuring their resistances
− controls the internal light indicators, relay and loop power dump unit
− receives the commands from net controller and transmits mes-
sages to this one via RS-485 interface
In order to accord with the 2-lined RS-485 the interface converter is
used.
The nonvolatile memory is designed to story the event messages
along with the time and date of their origins.
4.1 Alarm loops
The device monitors twenty alarm loops and depending on their
statuses generates the alarm and service messages transmitting them to
the net controller (either ARM Orion or S2000/S2000M console), and con-
trols five in-built relays.
The alarm loop status is defined by its type, its resistance and by its
logical state that is armed or disarmed.
All DC voltage detectors both burglary and fire can be included into
alarm loops, with internal detector resistance in “Fire” mode being:
− no more than 2,7 kOhm for normally opened detectors
− no more than 3,2 kOhm for normally closed detectors
4.1.1 The loop configuration parameters
The alarm loop control algorithm can be changed by varying the loop
configuration parameters that can be viewed in Table 2.
Table 2: Loop configuration parameters
Parameter
name
Description Range
Loop
Type
Determines the control algorithm,
available types of detectors to be
connected and potential statuses
1 - Fire Smoke
2 - Fire Combined
3 – Fire Heat
4 – Burglary
5 - Burglary with Tamper Check
6 – Auxiliary
7 – Entering
11 - Alarming
12 – Programmable Auxiliary
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