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    Change Address Procedure-Tyco T2000

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    This document provides instructions for changing the address of a device on a TYCO T2000 Fire System when replacing a defective point device. The steps are: 1) Unplug the defective device; 2) Plug in the new device; 3) Enter the service menu and select diagnostics and change address; 4) Select the loop and set the address to 255; 5) Enter the new address for the replaced point; 6) The panel will show the change was successful.

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    This document provides instructions for changing the address of a device on a TYCO T2000 Fire System when replacing a defective point device. The steps are: 1) Unplug the defective device; 2) Plug in the new device; 3) Enter the service menu and select diagnostics and change address; 4) Select the loop and set the address to 255; 5) Enter the new address for the replaced point; 6) The panel will show the change was successful.

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    This document provides instructions for changing the address of a device on a TYCO T2000 Fire System when replacing a defective point device. The steps are: 1) Unplug the defective device; 2) Plug in the new device; 3) Enter the service menu and select diagnostics and change address; 4) Select the loop and set the address to 255; 5) Enter the new address for the replaced point; 6) The panel will show the change was successful.

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    Change Address Procedure-Tyco T2000

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    Tomasz Kowalewski
    This document provides instructions for changing the address of a device on a TYCO T2000 Fire System when replacing a defective point device. The steps are: 1) Unplug the defective device; 2) Plug in the new device; 3) Enter the service menu and select diagnostics and change address; 4) Select the loop and set the address to 255; 5) Enter the new address for the replaced point; 6) The panel will show the change was successful.

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    6th Floor, Innovation Building，

    No.1009 Yishan Road,


    Shanghai, P.R.China
    Postcode:200233
    FIRE & SECURITY Tel:0086-21-61135588
    MARINE SERVICES CHINA Fax:0086-21-61256588

    TYCO T2000 Fire System Change Address Procedure

    When you replace the device (Such as 811PH detector,CP820M or CP830M),change(input)


    new address procedure is required.

    1.Unplug the defective point device.


    2.Then plug in new device.(new detector power up will be shown)
    3.About 1 min later, on front panel, press 'F3' and input ID and Passcode. Enter.
    4.Press '7' for select Service.
    5.Press '3' for select Diagnostics.
    6.Press '7' for select Change Address.
    7.Select Loop(A、B、C). Then press 'F2'(>>) for move to point.
    8.At 'point' input 255. Enter .(always replace with new detector! 255 is new device's
    default address. Never change with other already installed device as it have it's own
    address).
    9.Then follows will be shown.
    Type - Empty - New Address "0"
    10.At "0". Input the New point (now replacing point). Then Enter.
    11.The Panel will show 'Successful'. Then press 'back' 'back' 'back'. Then please reset.

    Warning

    1.When you change the devices, always try one by one. Do not unplug 2 devices and try
    to input same time. (after complete change one device, then change other).
    2.Please do not change/modify other setting. (also do not select "Auto Config" button, it
    will cause disorder).

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