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Our
first In the Loop
special features the Syncro Analogue Addressable
System. We take a run through of the range of
panels and “add on” items available
that make the Syncro one of the most powerful
systems of its type on the market today. We
have also put together a special Syncro information
pack which provides information on all of the
components that make up the Syncro package.
To
order your Syncro Information pack: 
Download pdf version
of chart (260KB): 
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Syncro
- Fire Alarm Control Panel
The Syncro control panel is available with 2
or 4 loops each capable of hosting up to 127
devices and will operate with Apollo or Hochiki
protocols. There is also the choice of 0, 16,
48 or 96 zone indictors. The control panel can
work as a standalone system or as part of a
network of up to 64 control panels/repeaters
depending on the requirements of the system.
Download the data sheet
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Syncro
Response - Full Function Repeater Panel
The Syncro Response repeater panel is the same
size as the main panel and is also available
with a choice of 0, 16, 48 or 96 zone indicators.
Syncro Response is supplied with a network card
fitted and up to 64 control panels/repeaters
can be added to a network.
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Syncro
Lite - Fire
Alarm Control Panel
The Syncro Lite Control Panel is designed to
provide an economical solution to mid-sized
analogue addressable fire detection systems.
It has 16 zone indications available and each
of its two detection circuits will host up to
127 devices. Syncro Lite operates as a standalone
system, it does not have network facilities.
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Syncro
Focus - Network LCD Repeater
These simple and attractive repeater panels
can be connected to any point on a Syncro Network
to provide additional display points as needed.
Offering an economical alternative to a full
function repeater they are ideal for additional
building entrances, security desks or nurses
stations.
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Syncro
View - Local LCD Repeater
This full function repeater panel connects to
any Syncro Control Panel via a simple 2 wire
serial connection. Up to 15 can be connected
to a single control panel. The unit is available
as a 24V option (powered by an additional 2
wires from the main panel) or as a 230V option
with local battery back up.
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Syncro
Net - Network Card
Up to 64 Syncro control panels can be connected
on a secure, fault tolerant loop by fitting
an optional S555 network card at each control
panel. Each card has built in short circuit
isolation so single breaks or short circuits
on the network wiring are tolerated with full
functionality intact.
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16
way I/O board
8 way relay board
6 way sounder
board
4 way zone detection
board
To further enhance the power of the Syncro control
panel, up to 32 I/O modules may be connected
to the serial bus of any Syncro panel providing
up to 512 additional I/O points per panel.
For
more information:
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Syncro
GUIDE -
Graphical User
Interface
for fire Detection
Equipment
A detailed, real time representation of an entire
Syncro fire system can be easily realised with
map drawings, photographs, audio files and text
on a standard PC using the Guide system.
For
more information: 
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Syncro
Comms - Dial up Modem
All Syncro panels may be fitted with an optional,
dial up modem. Connection to the control panel
is via the standard Loop Explorer configuration
software and allows an entire network of panels
to be viewed at a remote location via the Virtual
panel feature.
Simple maintenance tasks such as uploading configuration
files, event logs and analogue values can also
be performed remotely with the modem connected.
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the data sheet (390KB): 
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Loop
Explorer V4.5 - Configuration utility
Loop Explorer, the Syncro PC configuration utility
continues to develop and set the standard for
others to follow. When launched, Loop Explorer
brought graphical configuration of fire systems
to the wider market for the first time and de-mystified
the process of configuring complex fire systems.
Each
update to Loop Explorer has included more powerful
facilities and features and it remains the benchmark
for fire system configuration.
The
latest version of Loop Explorer V4.5 has just
been released and will be sent to all current
registered users within the next few days.
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