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A repeater panel looks nearly or identical to the main panel. You can control the functions of the panel that you can do on the main panel. A mimic panel just simply 'mimics' what happens on the fire alarm system. You can't do any functions like enable/disable or sound/silence alarms etc. It has an in built piezo buzzer when a fire alarm is activated, the mimic panel displays this status and tells you the zone/zone description. It may also tell you any faults that have occured. You can silence the buzzer on this mimic panel.
Repeater panels, also known as Annunciator panels are used to provide a visual display of the main panel. They can additionally provide limited control functions, such as acknowledge, silence, and reseting the main fire alarm panel.
Plate Repeater is used in the fire alarm system so that it shows the same information that the main control panel does. The repeater panel looks a lot like the main control panel and can be placed up to 30 meters from the main control panel.
marina panel
Mimic panel in fire alarm system 'mimics' or mirrors the signal of the Main Fire Control Panel.
morphed integrated microwave imagery
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MIMIC diagram is the representation of a circuit. Mimic is graphical representation on HMI or SCADA or even on a panel with the help of LED,S and circuit flow diagram. One can represent flow in the plant status of motors, valves damper etc also
MIMIC diagram is the representation of a circuit. Mimic is graphical representation on HMI or SCADA or even on a panel with the help of LED,S and circuit flow diagram. One can represent flow in the plant status of motors, valves damper etc also
The Hahn Super Repeater was marketed by Crosman, who also furnished air rifles to Sears. Possible. New Answer 3/30/2008 Yes Crosman made the same rifle (Hahn Super Repeater Model 166) for Sears under the JC Higgins name. Value Apx: 100%=$125 to 60%=$45
I think all of them basically the same thing.
Copy, Imitate, or Impersonate.