Resetting Panel: What Do You Know About Fire Panel? Trivia Quiz

If the pull station is used and the switch is not flipped up, it means that the fire panel will not reset. This implies that the alarm will continue to sound and the system will not return to its normal state. The switch being flipped up is necessary for resetting the fire panel and stopping the alarm. Therefore, the correct answer is that the fire panel will not reset.

The first step in resetting a fire panel is to push the panel silence/acknowledge button. This action helps to stop any audible alarms and acknowledges that the alarm has been received and is being addressed. By pushing this button, the system can be reset and the necessary measures can be taken to resolve the issue.

The given answer explains that when the code is entered for the third time, the green light comes on and the system is reset. This implies that entering the code for the third time triggers a reset in the system, indicated by the green light. Therefore, the correct answer is "Green light come on and system is now reset."

The sixth step in resetting the fire panel is to go to the red key pad in the staff office and enter the security code. This step is necessary to ensure that only authorized personnel have access to the fire panel and can reset it properly. Going to the side door is not mentioned as a step in resetting the fire panel, so it is not the correct answer. Therefore, the correct answer is to go to the red key pad in the staff office and enter the security code.

The correct answer is "Reset magnetic locks with keys provided." This step involves using the keys provided to reset the magnetic locks on the fire panel. This action ensures that the locks are properly reset and ready for use. The other options mentioned in the question, such as looking for a key or selecting "All of the above," are not specific steps in resetting the fire panel.

The fifth step in resetting the fire panel is to check the keypad in the hallway to see if the red light is on in the keypad. This step is important as it helps to determine if there is an active fire alarm or if the system has been successfully reset. By checking the keypad for a red light, it allows for the identification of any ongoing issues with the fire panel and ensures that the necessary actions can be taken to address them.

The third step in resetting the fire panel is to push the system reset button. This button is specifically designed to reset the entire system, allowing it to return to its normal functioning state. By pushing this button, any previous alarms or malfunctions will be cleared, and the fire panel will be ready to detect and respond to any new incidents that may occur.

The fire panel is located in the mechanical room 3, specifically in the community counselling hallway. This is the designated area where the fire panel is installed for easy access and monitoring.

When you enter the code again, the red pad will read "command output two". This means that when the code is executed, the red pad will display the output that is associated with the command labeled as "two". The other options, "System reset" and "All of the above", are not the correct answers as they do not accurately describe what the red pad will read when the code is entered again.

After entering the security code, the red keypad will read "Fire panel silenced". This means that the alarm or warning system for a fire has been temporarily turned off or deactivated.

The correct answer is "Wait one minute then push panel silence" because it is the second step mentioned in the given options. The other option "Push system reset" is not mentioned in the question as a step, and "All of the above" is not a specific step but a combination of both options. Therefore, the correct answer is the one that specifically mentions the second step.