How to Sync a Honeywell Power Supply with Another Panel (Fire-Lite, Notifier, and More!)

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[@_SeanSmart]

Nice Demonstration!! Keep Them Coming

[@frankiefrank4853]

Thanks man

[@botl8179]

What’s that dollar sign thingy😂 1:25

[@botl8179]

Whoops nevermind 😂

[@Aaronproductions]

its a glitch

[@AZ762SHOOTER]

I'm having a similar problem on a notifier nfw2-100. We have 3 fcps24s8 power supplies in slave. Still can't get it to sync up. Everything is set to system sensor, there's also the eol resistor in place. Could it be the only a simple jumper causing it?

[@TheFirePanel]

Sorry I didn’t see this when you originally commented. Did you ever find the solution? I’d have to see pictures of the setup to get some insight

[@AZ762SHOOTER]

@@TheFirePanel I did. Turns out a contractor got in the program and changed a few things when they added some devices. Also the panel was looking for a control module when they added a relay module for a big ass fan in the warehouse. FACP had a few problems because of them. A simple auto program and a quick change in the programming for the NAC clears it right up. Now our engineering department wants to add more devices to the system. Looking forward to fixing what the next contractor messes up.

[@FireTech7]

Where is this at?

[@shaynewaite5329]

there’s no cables going into the onboard dialler

[@bob5074]

To properly supervise the FCPS-24S6 you should run one side of your end of line resistor up through the common and normally closed of the aux relay TB5.

[@BackyardWeightlifting]

Alternatively, set a monitor module to monitor that same set of contacts. As long as your system has enough addresses left of course, but for sure I've had it with trying to look for power supplies in obscure closets that no one aware of.

[@brianthetowerguy979]

Fire department will not allow auto silence ? Per the international fire code can't sound over 1 hour. That is why the panels max sounding time is 1 hour in the auto silence feature

[@FireAlert]

cool i have one of those Power Supply's!

[@ElectronicsHikingandJesusTalk]

Nice! That was a cool demo!

[@alarmandsirenguy]

Awesome Video

[@evanbart4109]

Great video 😀👍👍

[@christopherbluhm]

Why would you put the system on test when nothing is connected to the dialers?

[@christopherbluhm]

Zachary Fleck AES wireless?

[@christopherbluhm]

Zachary Fleck Oh. Okay.

[@vrryan6]

relay probably

[@joeycaridi3030]

@@christopherbluhm ​The dialer is built in into the control panel's circuit board as Fire-Lite panels have the dialer built in into the panel that can be programmed through the panel's programming and have the dialer connected to the monitoring company's wireless device

[@BousaiGuy]

Did you happen to mean _turning on_ audible silence? I liked the demo!