Alarm Handling Procedures - Philips PS6000 Benutzerhandbuch

PS-Micro control desk LBB 6105/00
4.

ALARM HANDLING PROCEDURES

4.1 Introduction
In the event of an alarm being activated by the PS-mobile or its holder, the control desk informs
its operator both audibly (loudspeaker) and visually (LEDs and display). Relays can be 'energised'
or 'not-energised' to activate external devices - such as remote warning devices. Messages can
also be sent automatically to an assigned pager or to multiple pager holders and alarm handling
data information can be printed.
Alarms can be assigned with
three levels of priority (1, 2
and 3),The highest priority
being 1. Only alarms assigned
with priority 1 and 2 will
cause the desk to enter into
its 'ALARM RECEIVED'
mode. For priority 3 alarms
the control desk remains in
'its ''STANDBY MODE'.
NOTE: The priority of the alarms are assigned by your system installer. Enter the
assigned priority in the table above.
4.2 Handling Priority 1 and 2 Alarms
The display opposite shows
the control desk in
'STANDBY mode. (no
alarms present).
In the event of an alarm
(priority 1 or 2) the control
desk emits an audible warble
bleep tone to alert its
operator and then enters
into its 'ALARM-RECEIVED'
mode. In this mode LEDs
(L6 -L7) are flashing red.
The display shows the
MOBILE-ID, type of alarm
(e.g Manual Alarm) and the
location of the PS-mobile
holder. Press <B3> to toggle
and view the PS-mobiles
current (curr) and previous
(prev) locations.
ALARM type
Manual alarm
Tear-off alarm
No-move alarm
Not-vertical alarm
Low battery alarm
No 'Scan-call' alarm
STAND-BY mode
MOB 01 MOB 02
G G
G
ALARM RECEIVED Mode
Priority 1 or 2 alarm received
(see 4.7 Audible Bleep patterns)
MANUAL ALARM
MOB 01
G
R
Flashing RED LEDs
12
PRIORITY
28-02-00 16:30
MOB 03 MOB 04
G G
G
curr LOCATION 003
loc. reroute
G G
R
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MOB 05
G