Detecting devices sitting on the loop ???

[Benzerari]

Benz, One panel example that does is Ampac.

It seems you dealt with Ampac, does Ampac use soft addressing? I would like to know the link between soft addressing and system detecting devices, as soon as they are fitted on the loop, and before loop autolearn!

[Benzerari]

Benz, One panel example that does is Ampac.

...Minerva..

The same question Buzz, does Minerva uses soft addressing, I would like to know the link between the soft addressing and detecting devices before loop autolearn!

[Benzerari]

Kidde Vega does something similar I believe, you have to agree the logon count after a scan, on some sites where the maintenance team take out a detectr head for whatever reason and a logon count is carried out the detector is then removed from the count.
When the detector is put back it generates a fault and an error message (from memory it has been a while)

If it was not previously on the loop and fitted recently, does Kidde Vega detects a new device that has just been fitted and needs configuration?

Does Kidde Vega use soft addressing?

[Benzerari]

Guys;

I would like to know, which makes of analogue addressable systems, recognizing if a device is sitting on the loop and not yet configured, before the loop is scanned or auto-learned.

Does that sort of analogue addressable system, need to be of soft addressing type only?

Thank you

we have already been through this before and i told you that an Aritech panel can do what you have mentioned.

When did you say that? Grame and in what thread?

[Benzerari]

Graeme, The only good thing about banging your head against a brick wall, is that it feels good when you stop!

Yeah but bricks crumble....!!!

I think Kentec panels indicate if there is an unexpected device on the loop.....

Does Kentec uses soft addressing?

[Allen Higginson]

On the VEGA you get a fault message "Device Unregistered" where a device has been added to the system without power down or autolearn.
And no,it doesn't use soft addressing.

[Benzerari]

On the VEGA you get a fault message "Device Unregistered" where a device has been added to the system without power down or autolearn.
And no,it doesn't use soft addressing.

Very good answer Buzz, that's what I am looking for

Any technical info about their protocol would be grate

Cheers

[Allen Higginson]

On the VEGA you get a fault message "Device Unregistered" where a device has been added to the system without power down or autolearn.
And no,it doesn't use soft addressing.

Very good answer Buzz, that's what I am looking for

Any technical info about their protocol would be grate

Cheers

Apollo or Hochiki

[David Rooney]

Graeme, The only good thing about banging your head against a brick wall, is that it feels good when you stop!

Yeah but bricks crumble....!!!

I think Kentec panels indicate if there is an unexpected device on the loop.....

Does Kentec uses soft addressing?

No they dont....

[Big_Fella]

Benz, One panel example that does is Ampac.

...Minerva..

The same question Buzz, does Minerva uses soft addressing, I would like to know the link between the soft addressing and detecting devices before loop autolearn!

The Minerva panel doesn't use soft addressing either

[Benzerari]

Thanks Guys, very good confirmation!

[Graeme]

Guys;

I would like to know, which makes of analogue addressable systems, recognizing if a device is sitting on the loop and not yet configured, before the loop is scanned or auto-learned.

Does that sort of analogue addressable system, need to be of soft addressing type only?

Thank you

we have already been through this before and i told you that an Aritech panel can do what you have mentioned.

When did you say that? Grame and in what thread?

can't rememeber where or when but i am 1000% you have asked before.