[Project Root] └── [Network Node 1: Syncro Panel] ├── [Loop 1] │ ├── Device 001: Optical Detector (Zone 1) │ └── Device 002: Manual Call Point (Zone 1) ├── [Loop 2] ├── [Onboard I/O Channels] └── [Programmable Function Keys]
In the field, type a precise descriptor (e.g., "GROUND FLOOR MAIN RECEPTION" ). Keep descriptions concise so they display clearly on the panel's LCD screen during an emergency. 4. Advanced Programming: Cause and Effect Matrix
To get started with the Kentec Syncro Loop Explorer Software, users will need to: Kentec Syncro - Loop Explorer Software
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is the proprietary configuration and maintenance software package designed specifically for Kentec’s Syncro series of analogue addressable fire alarm control panels. It serves as the primary interface between system engineers and the fire control panel, transforming the complex setup of addressable devices into a visual, manageable process. [Project Root] └── [Network Node 1: Syncro Panel]
Inside Loop Explorer, the technician assigns descriptive text location labels to every device (e.g., "Ground Floor Reception Desk") and allocates them to specific fire zones. Step 4: Configure Inputs and Outputs
Assign a unique (1 to 64) if the panel is part of a networked sequence. Step 2: Selecting the Loop Protocol Advanced Programming: Cause and Effect Matrix To get
The laptop is connected to the panel’s PC configuration port using a programming cable. Loop Explorer downloads the auto-learned device list into a new project file. Step 3: Text Labelling and Zoning
Instead of manually programming thousands of devices through a panel's small LCD screen, Loop Explorer allows users to drag, drop, and configure components on a grand scale. The software supports multiple protocols (such as Apollo, Hochiki, and Argus Vega), making it a versatile tool for diverse installation environments. Key Features and Capabilities 1. Visual Network Mapping