Bosch D9068 Operation And Installation Manual page 41

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Selecting 1: CONFIGURE
determines whether a system
fault condition is activated on
a short condition or an open
condition. Refer to Section 4.2
Input Point Operation on page
25 for details. Press
[# Command] to confirm the
selection. Press [* Clear] to
return to the Prog Inputs
submenu.
3. Press the number key that corresponds
to your selection. The current
setting appears in parentheses on the
first line.
4. Press [# Command] to enter the
selection into the D9068.
5. Press [* Clear] to return to the Prog
Inputs submenu.
2: SUPERVISED
To access SUPERVISED, select
[0]: PROGRAM[3]: PROG INPUTS[2]:
SUPERVISED. This option enables
supervision for the connection between
the five inputs and the FACP.
A 2.2 k EOL resistor is
required. For connection, refer
to Figure 8 or Figure 10 on
pages 14 and 15.
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To allow supervision of the input and
FACP connection:
1. At the Prog Inputs submenu, press [2]
to select 2: SUPERVISED. The window
shows:
SUPERVISED? (___)
NO: YES (1)/NO (0)
The parentheses on the first line
indicate the point you are
programming. The current setting for
the SUPERVISED option appears at the
beginning of the second line.
2. Press the number key that corresponds
to your selection. To verify your
selection, press [# Command].
3. Press [* Clear] to return to the Prog
Inputs submenu.
An input configured for System
Fault is always supervised and
cannot be changed.
5.4.4 PROG RELAY
RELAY (______)
1: RELEAS ON TRBL
2: ACTIV GND STRT
The D9068 contains a general system
trouble relay designed for fail-safe
operation.
To access PROG RELAY:
2. At the Programming Menu, press [4] to
select 4: PROG RELAY.
3. Press the number key that corresponds
to your selection. Refer to 1: RELEAS
ON TRBL and 2: ACTIV GND STRT below
for trouble relay programming
information.
The relay can be programmed
only for RELEAS ON TRBL or
ACTIV GND STRT.
It cannot perform both
functions simultaneously.
1: RELEAS ON TRBL
To access RELEAS ON TRBL, select:
[0]: PROGRAM[4]: PROG RELAY[1]:
RELEAS ON TRBL. This option holds the
on-board trouble relay normally
energized and releases it to indicate a
trouble condition.
To set the system to hold and release a
trouble relay:
1. At the Prog Relay submenu, press [1]
to select RELEAS ON TRBL. The current
setting appears in parentheses.
2. Press [# Command] to verify your
selection.
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