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This message appears because the system was enabled to allow the downloading of Fire programming to the control panel. Clear this error with Quickloader software, connected to the control panel either locally or remotely. First connect to...
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No, the Gemini C-Series (GEMC) Firewolf control panels support one (1) Fire Area only, although up to seven (7) GEMC-FK1 Fire keypads may be programmed into Area 1.
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No. A wireless receiver is the only component that both the Fire system and the Burglary system can share.
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Yes. In the PCD-Windows Quickloader NAC/Output Assignment screen (NAC/Output Assignments tab), program the Fire relay outputs as Supplemental.
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The Burglary bus wiring and Fire bus wiring can share the same conduit without adverse effects. Crosstalk (electromagnetic interference from an adjacent wire) is not an issue, as only one bus is polled at a time.
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Although the system is "Burg-only", the 2.2k EOL resistors must still be installed across the NAC circuits. In PCD-Windows Quickloader, click Tools, Panel Error Check and review the control panel status to see if there any other Fire Troubles...
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Conventional Keypad Bus Wiring:
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Use PCD-Windows Quickloader to program the GEMC series control panel to activate a fire drill, as follows:
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When using a Monitor zone as a tamper and you do not want to use the keypad to reset the zone, program as follows:
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On-Site Enrollment of SLC Detectors
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Fire Zones programmed for "Fire Alarm Verification" will, when tripped, cause all zones to power down for 5 seconds. After this 5-second power-down time, power is restored and a 20-second retard time is started. Thereafter, the zone will...
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If a system trouble "E14" appears, and pressing RESET on the keypad will not clear the trouble, a likely reason could be the SOM and/or Duct Detector are programmed for "Reset-able" in the NAC Output/Assignment screen in PCD-Windows Quickloader...
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With the GEMC-NAC7L / GEMC-NAC7S Supervised NAC Extender, and all GEMC terminal strips:
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Ensure the following:
Ensure the keypad EZM zones include 2.2K resistors;
Ensure the Zone Option "No EOL Resistor" is not enabled in the control panel programming.
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No, there is no way to control Fire zones on the Burglary bus. A Fire keypad must be installed on the Fire bus, controlling Fire devices on the Fire bus, either using a GEMC-F8ZCPIM Conventional 8 Fire Zone Expander Plug in Module or through...
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The GEMC-WL-GB should be tested at least once each year with the IntelliSense FG-700 or FG-701 Glass-Break Simulator.
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We are not stocking sampling tubes at this time. The detector itself is manufactured by Hochiki and is the same unit used by Silent Knight, so sampling tubes should be readily available at most alarm distributors.
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The FWC-FSLC-DUCTRA Remote Annunciator plate for FWC-FSLC-DUCT detector includes RED Alarm LED indicator and Keyswitch Test / Reset functions.
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Yes, you may use the spare 2 conductors of a 4 conductor cable to run power out to the devices. This is an excellent way to get the 24V regulated power to the SLC addressable devices, required for models FWC-FSLC-DUCT, FWC-FSLC-CZM and...
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Move NAC D PWR jumper (J600) from the upper 24V position to the lower 12V position. There is no programming required – this is the only step needed to convert NAC D to 12V power.
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This is the interval between checking the calibration of the smoke detector to be within the UL required limits. If the calibration is not correct, a "E-66 CleanSmk" system trouble is generated for the zone associated with the device.
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The 2 relays on the FW-FSLC-DUCT are intended for local fan shutdown control. Upon local duct detector alarm, the relays will change state, cutting off power to the fans they are wired to control (10A at 250VAC max). The system must be...
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Yes, the GEM-KEYF is approved for use with the GEMC system.
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An initiating zone can be individually programmed, using PCD-Windows Quickloader software, to activate one of thirty available coded alarms/cadences on the NAC circuits.
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The Common Trouble Relay ("Out Relay 7") is rated for 10A /120VAC and is intended to be used to shutdown HVAC systems upon alarm.
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The FWC-FSLC-SMK can be installed in an environment of -10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F).
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This terminal is not required to be connected to earth ground. The panel earth ground connection is provided via the 110V ground connection to the housing through the mounting brackets. This terminal can also be used to confirm the...
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The RESET button on the NAC is used to reset an over-current condition. When the NAC is active (turned on), it will detect a current above 6A and turn off the output within 100mS. The...
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For Combination Fire and Burglary systems, when the shunt is placed on the two left pins ("ON") of this three-pin jumper, the system enters a special mode named "Burg Service Mode" where the system suspends processing Burglary (non-Fire) alarm...
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Yes, the NAC circuits of the GEMC control panel and the GEMC-NAC7S remote NAC extender can all be synchronized together. The first NAC circuit on the GEMC-NAC7S becomes a synch input circuit, which is connected to the first NAC circuit on the...
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The GEMC-BM/PS (Burg Module with Power Supply) provides its own isolated burglary backup battery power and charging circuitry to allow the fire alarm portion to have its own dedicated backup battery supply. This allows the fire alarm panel to...
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The GEMC series control panels support the "keyswitch unlock" feature, which replaces user code entry. Simply turn the keyswitch and it will "unlock" the keypad, allowing Silence, Reset or advanced operations (such as programming). In...
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No this is required by UL in order to achieve SIA CP-01 compliance. It cannot be switched off.
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6 conductors are needed for fire keypad #1, 4 for the bus and 2 for the trouble sounder so the keypad can provide audible indication if the bus goes down.
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Yes, each NAC Extender uses four (4) zones for supervision.
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The system will support a maximum of four (4) RF Receivers and SLC modules. For a system that uses two (2) SLC modules, you may only add two (2) RF Receivers.
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No, you must have separate keypads; a burglary keypad for burglary and a fire keypad for fire.
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No you must install a Burg Module in order to support burglary zones.
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