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Some columns containing advanced or internal information are normally hidden. They are

listed as Visible / No in the following table. Other columns are conditionally visible. There are

up to three Flag columns (F1, F2 and F3) for flags of various types.

Table 9 Loop Details

Name Visible Description

Addr Yes

For regular addressable devices, the displayed address is the

same as device address. For conventional circuits display adder &

circuit on adder.

Lp No Loop Number

Ckt No No

An internal, sequentially assigned number. One set for inputs,

another for outputs.

Device Yes

Conventional - fixed hardware loop circuits.

Addressable - chosen when Adding Device(s)

. Can be edited

conditionally.

Type Yes

The process Type of the Device. Can be edited (combo box). The

list of Types shown in the combo box will depend on the Device.

E.g. relay modules can be assigned Relay, Signal or Strobe

Sens

On Addressable

Loops

The sensitivity of various sensors. Displays a combo with %age

equivalents of internal absolute values. Takes into account

jurisdiction (ULI vs. ULC).

Sens B

On Addressable

Loops

The after hours and night time sensitivity of a system configured to

have the after hours option.

Tag1 Yes

The text of the tag, in two 20 character fields, representing the

lines displayed on the front panel when an alarm occurs, etc.

Table 10 Flag Columns - F1, F2, F3

Name Description

NS Non Silenceable - used on inputs and supervised Outputs.

NF Keeps the device LED off when device is active.

NB Non Bypassable used on relays.

GA 2nd Stage Alarm - used in a two stage system .

RR Rate of rise. For heat/thermal detectors only. It indicates that alarm activation of this

device is based on the Rate of Rise algorithm.

CA Class A wiring. For mini-switch, switch or sounder modules only. It indicates that the

wiring of this device is Class-A.