On the Edwards EST4, loop mapping is a standard feature of the Signature loop controller that is typically enabled by default. If mapping has been disabled (for example, due to the installation of nonmapping DH or DS detectors), you must remove those specific detectors and restart the control unit to restore mapping operations (Page 160) [1].
To manage mapping and perform diagnostics, you must use the 4-CU (Configuration Utility) software:
Connect your computer to the 4-CPU J14 USB port (Page 166) [1].
Obtain a 1-hour or 8-hour Access Code from the panel's System Info menu to allow communication (Page 166) [1].
In the 4-CU software, navigate to the project tree and select the specific Signature loop controller and SLC.
Use the Mapping Options under the Home tab to upload or manage mapping data (Page 166) [1].
Note that the system automatically disables mapping if DH or DS series detectors are configured on the loop (Page 162) [1].
Verify with current documentation before making changes.
On the Edwards EST4, loop mapping is a standard feature of the Signature loop controller that is typically enabled by default. If mapping has been disabled (for example, due to the installation of nonmapping DH or DS detectors), you must remove those specific detectors and restart the control unit to restore mapping operations (Page 160) [1].
To manage mapping and perform diagnostics, you must use the 4-CU (Configuration Utility) software:
Connect your computer to the 4-CPU J14 USB port (Page 166) [1].
Obtain a 1-hour or 8-hour Access Code from the panel's System Info menu to allow communication (Page 166) [1].
In the 4-CU software, navigate to the project tree and select the specific Signature loop controller and SLC.
Use the Mapping Options under the Home tab to upload or manage mapping data (Page 166) [1].
Note that the system automatically disables mapping if DH or DS series detectors are configured on the loop (Page 162) [1].
Verify with current documentation before making changes.
