Analog Facp Event Code To D9068 Report Mapping; Table 22: Analog Facp Event Codes - Bosch D9068 Operation And Installation Manual

D9068 | Operation and Installation Guide | Appendix F: D8024/D10024/D10024A Analog
FACP Operation
F.4.6 Analog FACP Event Code to D9068 Report Mapping
Table 22 lists the event codes generated by a Bosch D8024 and D10024/D10024A Analog
FACP and the respective D9068 Dialer Report Code.

Table 22: Analog FACP Event Codes

Analog FACP Event Code
Low signal output from
detector.
High signal from detector.
Pre-alarm signal.
Fire alarm signal.
2
CPU reset.
Commissioning Mode entered.
Panel reset.
Evacuation from panel keypad.
1
Silence alarms.
Unconfirmed interrupt from
call point.
Confirmed interrupt from call
point.
Detector contaminated.
No reply from detector.
Digital input signal set from
input unit.
Detector failed Loop
Overcurrent Test.
External link master failed
to poll.
Detector data corrupted.
Keypad enabled.
Problem with loop wiring.
Problem with sounder circuit.
Problem with power supply.
Problem with internal memory.
Earth fault on external
wiring.
Zone is totally disabled.
No reply from slave panel
data link.
Corrupt reply from slave
panel data link.
Panel left in Commissioning
Mode
Walk Test commenced.
Zone partially disabled.
1 The exact message is determined by the point function, such as fire and water flow.
2 Code is not supported at this time.
3 The exact message is determined by the priority reported.
4 The exact message depends on the device type and condition, such as NAC A short and battery fault.
70
Dialer Report
Code
Equipment Fail
– 18
Point Trouble
N/A
Point Alarm
Equipment Fail –
15
1
Equipment Fail -
13
Reset Reboot
Fire Drill
Silence
Equipment Fail -
16
Point Alarm
Point Dirty
Point Trouble
Panel Event
Point Trouble
Equipment Fail -
29
Point Trouble
N/A
Equipment Fail -
18
Equipment Fail
Equipment Fail
Equipment Fail -
14
Equipment Fail -
17
Equipment Fail -
30
Network Fail
Network Fail
N/A
1
System Test
Equipment Fail -
30
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Comments
There is a loop wire fault.
1
The sensor is out of calibration.
There is a pre-alarm.
1
There is an alarm.
The CPU reset.
The system was left in the Programming
Mode.
The panel reset.
There is a fire drill.
Interpolated by panel status.
The sensor failed.
1
The sensor failed.
1
The detector is dirty.
1
The detector is not responding.
3
There is a peripheral fault.
1
The loop is drawing too much current.
There is a network panel failure.
1
There is a data error.
The keypad is enabled.
There is a problem with the loop wiring.
4
There is a problem with the sounder
circuit.
4
There is a problem with the power supply.
There is a problem with the internal
memory.
There is an earth fault on the external
wiring.
The zone is totally disabled.
There is no reply from the client panel.
There is a data error from the client
panel.
There was a program switch.
The Walk Test or Output Test was set from
the panel status.
The zone is partially disabled.