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Bosch Security Systems | 2011-02
Praesideo 3.5 | Installation and User Instructions | 3 | Control Equipment en | 97
The Faults ... menu screen itself shows the number of
active faults in the system. For example:
The numbered menus in the faults menu shows the
name of the fault and the unit that generated the fault.
For example:
In this case the fault is Overload, which was generated by
the unit named PAM_01. The menu items in the faults
menu provide additional information about the selected
fault and allow to acknowledge and reset faults (see
table 5.9).
The faults and fault details displayed by the network
controller are closely related to the faults that are
displayed in the Logging Viewer (see chapter 57). In table
5.11, all faults that can be displayed by the network
controller are listed. Use this table in combination with
the information in chapter 54 to find out the cause of a
fault or the recommended action to take.
5.6.6 Main menu
The Menu ... item (see figure 5.12) provides access to the
main menu.
Note
In the next table, n indicates the nth fault in the
faults menu, whereas N indicates the total
number of faults in the faults menu.
table 5.9: Faults menu
Menu item Description
nA Serial Nr Shows the serial number of the
unit that generated the fault n.
nB Detail Shows the fault detail of fault n.
See table 5.11.
n
C Date/Time Shows the date and time on
which fault n occurred.
nD Status Shows the status of fault n
See chapter 51
n
E Acknowledge Acknowledge the selected fault.
See chapter 51.
nF Reset Reset the selected fault. See
chapter 51.
N+1 Ack All Allows to acknowledge all faults
in the system. See chapter 51.
N+2 Reset All Resets all faults in the system.
See chapter 51.
Faults ...
27 faults
23 Overload
PAM_01
table 5.10: Main menus
Menu item Description
1 Monitoring Go to the Monitoring submenu.
See section 5.6.7.
2 Setup Go to the Setup submenu. See
section 5.6.8 (and further).