User Manual
Table Of Contents
- LC 1200 Manual (v1.00)
- FCC Statement of Conditions
- Warranty Statement
- How to use this manual
- Table of Contents
- Ch. 1 - The LC 1200 System
- Ch. 2 - The LC unit
- Ch. 3 - Tags & TAD
- Ch. 4 - The Magnetic Switch
- Ch. 5. - Passive Infrared Reader (PIR)
- Ch. 6 - The Keypad
- Ch. 7 - Push Button Override (PBO)
- Ch. 8 - External Sounders
- Ch. 9 - Magnetic Locks
- Ch. 10 - Elevator Deactivation
- Ch. 11 - Automatic Door Deactivation
- Ch. 12 - Fire Panel Interface (FPI)
- Ch. 13 - Timer
- Ch. 14. - Alert Panels
- Ch. 15 - System Maintenance & Testing
- Ch. 16 - FAQ & Troubleshooting
- Appendix A: Component Cut Sheets
- Glossary
- Index
LC 1200 Manual Alert Panels 14-1
Alert Panels
Staff Alert Panel (SAP)
Graphic Display Panel (GDP)
If desired, the LC unit can interface with a Staff
Alert Panel (SAP) or Graphic Display Panel
(GDP).
PLEASE NOTE:
When wiring, remember SAPs and GDPs
should be powered separately from LC units
so its display capability for all LC units is not
dependant upon one LC unit.
Staff Alert Panel (SAP)
Specifications
Mounting
Wiring
A Staff Alert Panel (SAP) (Part # 700080; Figure
14.1
), typically located at a staff station, notifies
staff when an alarm occurs in a monitored zone
through a piezo buzzer and alarm-specific LEDs.
The LEDs in the left column will flash and the
LEDs in the right column will light steady.
PLEASE NOTE:
Although labeled on the SAP, some functions
are not available when used with an LC unit.
SAPs can display these alarms (or events):
Alarm (Egress)
Fire Alarm
Figure 14.1 A SAP example
Specifications
Power Requirements
Temperature
Weight
Power Requirements
12V DC Power Supply (
Part # 500250)
Temperature
A SAP operates best in an ambient temperature
between 35 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Operation outside of this range may cause
unexpected or undesirable results, including
premature failure.
Weight
A SAP weighs approximately 1 pound.