Parameters of FPAMIAS
The “Logic” section of FPAMIAS module programming provides all the parameters and programming options of the module itself.
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Label – 20 character string that identifies the control panel.
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Areas to evacuate with button – button that opens a window where you can select the audio zones in which the evacuation message will be played after pressing the “Manual Emergency” and “Evacuation” buttons on the module.
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Zones in alert with button – button that opens a window where you can select the audio zones in which the alert message will be played after pressing the “Manual Emergency” and “Alert” buttons on the module.
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Zones to send announcement to – button that opens a window where you can select the audio zones to which the voice announcements are addressed via handset or Push-To-Talk.
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Manual Emergency Help Screen – option that, if activated, in the event of a manual emergency, the module display will show the emergency procedure guide.
What is displayed in an emergency depends on the following options:
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select elements to evacuate
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audio zones list
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zone selection
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select audio sectors
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select messages
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Mute buzzer – option for muting the module buzzer.
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End of emergency message – box where you can select the message to be played on the zones selected via “on zones” button after a rearm operation.
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Do not unmute on new alarm – option that, if activated, does not undo muting when a second alarm occurs.
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Mute if fire panel muted – option which, if activated, mutes the voice emergency panel even when the fire panel goes into mute mode.
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PTT – option that enables fault reporting if Push-To-Talk is disconnected.
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Synchronize time from FPMCPU – if activated, the time of the voice emergency panel synchronizes with that of the fire control panel.
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Enable SD card – option that activates the SD card inserted inside the IFAMEVAC module.
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MODBUS addresses – button that opens a window where you can select the MODBUS address of the control panels in the Hornet network
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MODBUS TCP disabled – option that, if activated, disables the MODBUS protocol over TCP-IP

