Fire-Lite MS-9600 Questions
Questions and answers specific to the Fire-Lite MS-9600.
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Questions and answers specific to the Fire-Lite MS-9600.
To perform a Walktest on the MS-9600, you must access the programming or maintenance menus to select between audible or silent modes. This feature allows a...
To add a remote annunciator to the MS-9600, you must wire the communication and power lines, set a unique hardware address, and enable the device in the FACP...
The MS-9600 uses sealed lead-acid batteries with a minimum capacity of 12 AH and a maximum system capacity of 120 AH (Page 14, 18) [1]. The main FACP cabinet...
An SLC Open Fault indicates a break in the Signaling Line Circuit wiring, preventing the panel from detecting continuity through the loop. This fault typically...
The base MS-9600 does not have a built-in DACT; however, the MS-9600UDLS model includes a factory-installed DACT-UD2 digital communicator (Page 12) [1]. For...
To program the MS-9600 using PS-Tools, you create the system configuration offline on a Windows PC and then upload it to the panel via a local or remote...
The MS-9600 provides four Style Y (Class B) or two Style Z (Class A) notification appliance circuits (NACs) at terminal TB4. These circuits are supervised and...
The MS-9600 supports up to 636 points and uses LiteSpeed polling, while the MS-9200UDLS is a smaller panel with different electrical requirements. Key...
Each Signaling Line Circuit (SLC) loop supports a maximum of 318 addressable devices, consisting of 159 detectors and 159 modules (Page 1) [1]. To add a second...
A ground fault on the MS-9600 is indicated by a steady yellow GROUND FAULT LED and a pulsing piezo sounder, signifying zero impedance between the FACP and...