Kentec Syncro - Loop Explorer Software -

His first task was to create a new configuration file. Using the , he quickly added the first panel—a two-loop Syncro AS . He named it "Main Reception" and set the default ring mode to "Zonal," ensuring that only the affected areas would sound in the event of a minor incident.

The panel shows an earth fault, but a multimeter on the loop terminals reads no continuity to ground. Solution: The Syncro panel uses a balanced bridge detection method. Use Loop Explorer’s Earth Fault Locator —it measures the impedance to ground in real-time. If the fault moves when you disconnect half the loop, you’ve isolated the branch. Kentec Syncro - Loop Explorer Software

Think of it as an X-ray vision for your fire alarm system. While the panel’s LCD screen can show you a device address and a fault code, Loop Explorer shows you the actual analogue values, loop loading, device trends, and communication quality—down to the millivolt. His first task was to create a new configuration file

You don’t need to be on-site to prepare a configuration. The software runs in , allowing you to build a complete device database, define zones, write cause-and-effect rules, and design complex logic (e.g., “if any two detectors in Zone A activate and a flow switch in Zone B activates, then output relay 3 for 10 seconds”). The panel shows an earth fault, but a

Change sensitivity (day/night mode), LED blink settings, or enable/disable a device temporarily.