Eaton i-on series Engineering Manual

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Contents

i-on Range IndexPage 163Status LED ............................ 20KEY-KP01................................ 4, 5ABCD keys ............................ 19backlight ................................ 20backlight from installer menu . 59External prox ......................... 59programming mode................ 19status LED ............................. 20KEY-KPZ01 ................................. 4ABCD keys ............................ 19backlight ................................ 20backlight from installer menu . 59external prox .......................... 59output................................. 5, 64programming mode................ 19status LED ............................. 20zone numbering ..................... 30zone types ............................. 59zones ................................. 5, 59Keypadadding on i-on16 and i-on40 .. 57adding on i-onEX ................... 57backlight from installer menu . 59deleting .................................. 59disabling ................................ 60engineering .............................. 5HUA keys enable ................... 87locating .................................. 57naming ................................... 57output................................. 5, 64partitions ................................ 57quick set keys ........................ 58radio....................................... 61radio-deleting ......................... 61radio-learning ......................... 61radio-partitions ....................... 62replacing on i-on16 and i-on4061replacing on i-onEX ............... 60testing .................................. 128zone numbering ..................... 30zone types ............................. 59zones ................................. 5, 59Kick start pins ............................ 11Language ................................... 96Line Fail .................... See Line FaultLine Fail Response .................. 126Line Faultaudible displayed alarm 120, 126output type ............................. 72reporting .............. 105, 120, 126silent ............................ 120, 127tamper ......................... 120, 126Lock Set ..................................... 78Logerasing ................................... 16mandatory............................ 135viewing................................. 135Log onlyzone type ............................... 48Loudspeakersnumbering.............................. 26partitions ................................ 99volume on expanders ............ 55volume on panel .................... 99MAC address ........................... 137Mains power supplyMains fail - fast format ......... 108Mains fail - SIA and CID110, 111MaskingEnable/disable ....................... 94fast format channel .............. 108FSL resistance bands ............ 94output type ............................. 71override.................................. 96zone attribute ......................... 52Modem baud rate..................... 126Nameaccount ................................ 124Calendar set events ............... 83Calendar set exceptions ........ 84editing .................................... 18erasing all .............................. 97full set (Part setting) ............... 77installer text ........................... 98IP network unit ..................... 107keying in ................................ 18outputs ................................... 65plug-by outputs ...................... 66profile ..................................... 93radio keypads ........................ 61telephone number ........ 116, 119zones ..................................... 45Normal alarm ............................. 46in part set (partitions) ............. 82Numberingbus devices............................ 23detector connection points ..... 24loudspeakers ......................... 26outputs ................................... 25radio keypads ........................ 26radio sirens ............................ 26WAMs .................................... 26zones ..................................... 27