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Example II.

There are 7 detectors installed. 5  on Zone 1 and 2  on Zone 2.

Scenario 1. There are 4 Alarm Panel Zones available.

All the features  CO Alarms from specific zones, temperature and faults  can be reported to the alarm panel.

Scenario 2. There are 3 Zones available on the alarm panel.

You have to decide what are the priorities in reporting. You need to drop either temperature or fault reporting.

Scenario 3. There are 2 Alarm Panel Zones available.

You will, probably, need to drop both temperature and fault reporting if you decide to use ZONED mode.

BASIC MODE

Figure 5 shows how the UltraGuard Monitor distributes the signals in the BASIC mode.

This mode is useful when only one or two zones are available in an alarm panel.

As mentioned in the ZONED mode description, TEMPERATURE and FAULT signal reporting does not change with the type

of mode.

The only difference is that ALARM signals from all four DETECTOR INPUT zones are channeled into a single output zone 

ALARM ANY.

Since LOW TEMPERATURE signal is delivered through the same ALARM ANY zone as the CO ALARM, there is no way

to distinguish between ALARM and LOW TEMP on the alarm panel level in the BASIC mode.

In addition, specific zoning for the ALARM signal is lost. Z1  Z4 ALARM output zones are not functioning.

Again, the UltraGuard Monitors ability to report three conditions on its faceplate IS NOT affected!

CO DETECTORS

Alarm Signal

Fault Signal

Temperature

LEGEND:

ALARM

PANEL

INPUT

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

TEMPE-

RATURE

OUTPUT

FAULT

ANY

ALARM

ANY

ALARM

ULTRAGUARD MONITOR

Figure 5. Basic Mode Signals Distribution

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