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GST500/2 INSTALLATION AND OPERATING MANUAL

Global System Technology PLC

The Intelligent Solution

Global System Technology PLC London EC1A 9RL www.gst.uk.com Email [email protected]

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CHAPTER 1 COMPANY INTRODUCTION……………………………………………………………………………4

CHAPTER 2 GST500/2 CONTROL PANEL’S STRUCTURE AND CONFIGURATION.................................................................................................................................. 6

2.1 Description of the internal structure and typical configuration...................... 6 2.2 STRUCTURE OF GST500/2 FRONT PANEL............................................................. 8

2.2.1 Description of the display control zone ..................................................... 8 2.2.2 Zone indication and intervention panel ....................................................11

2.3 INTERNAL STRUCTURE AND CONNECTION.............................................................12 2.3.1 Description of the display part structure...................................................12

2.4 EXPLANATION OF OUTPUT TERMINALS ON INTERFACE BOARD ...............................14 2.4.1 Wiring of Sounder Circuits to Sounders ...................................................14 2.4.2 Wiring of Fire Alarm Output to Outside Devices..............................15 Wiring of the Loop Bus to Outside Devices.......................................................15 2.4.4 Sounders and Fire Alarm Output Volt-free Contact Option..............16

2.5 INTERNAL WIRING SKETCH OF THE CONTROL PANEL (SEE APPENDIX 1).........16

CHAPTER 3 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSION ..................................................17

3.1 GENERAL INSPECTION .......................................................................................17 3.1.1 Check engineering configuration..............................................................17 3.1.2 Check inside configurations and interconnection of the controller ...........17

3.2 INSTALLING CONDITION AND METHOD OF CONTROL PANEL....................................17 3.3 BOOT-UP TESTING .............................................................................................18 3.4 FIELD EQUIPMENT INSPECTION...........................................................................19

3.4.1 Loop connections inspection....................................................................19 3.4.2 Loop equipment inspection. .....................................................................19

3.5 CONNECTION ....................................................................................................19 3.6 COMMISSIONING ...............................................................................................19

CHAPTER 4 USER OPERATING GUIDE...............................................................21

4.1 START-UP, TURN OFF AND SELF-TEST..................................................................21





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4.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE KEYBOARD...............................................................23 4.2.1 Keyboard functions.........................................................................23

4.3 UNLOCK AND LOCK KEYS...........................................................................24 4.3.1 Unlock keyboard......................................................................................24 4.3.2 Lock Key.........................................................................................24

DESCRIPTION OF SCREEN DISPLAY ..........................................................................25 4.5 DESCRIPTION OF MENU OPERATION ..........................................................26

4.5.1 Print Mode ......................................................................................26 4.5.2 Extinguishing (MODE 1) .................................................................26 4.5.3 Start Mode (MODE 2) .....................................................................26 4.5.4 System Mode..................................................................................26 4.5.5 Screen Setting ................................................................................27

4.6 DESCRIPTION OF C&E FORMULA ...............................................................29 4.6.1 Relation symbols ............................................................................29 4.6.2 Condition terms ..............................................................................29 4.6.3 Tenable terms .................................................................................30

4.7 FUNCTION OF ZONE INDICATION AND INTERVENTION PANEL..........................31 4.7.1 Zone indication and operation function...........................................31 4.7.2 Common startup-point function.......................................................31 4.7.3 Global silence function....................................................................31

4.8 DESCRIPTION OF INFORMATION BROWSING OPERATION...............................32 4.8.1 Browse information.........................................................................32 4.8.2 Operation........................................................................................32 4.8.3 Display more pieces of information.................................................32 4.8.4 History record .................................................................................32 4.8.5 Browse equipment..........................................................................33

4.9 DESCRIPTION OF SINGLE-KEY OPERATION..................................................37 4.9.1 Type of single-key...........................................................................37 4.9.2 Operation........................................................................................37

CHAPTER 5 SYSTEM OPERATING GUIDE...........................................................38

5.1 ADJUST CLOCK.................................................................................................38





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5.2 SET PASSWORD ........................................................................................39 5.2.1 Types of password ...................................................................................39 5.2.2 Modify password ......................................................................................39

5.3 SET CONTRAST.........................................................................................41

CHAPTER 6 DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM COMMISSIONING ...............................42

CHAPTER 7 TROUBLESHOOTING AND PERIODIC REGULAR CHECKS ...........43

CHAPTER 8 CALCULATION FOR INTEGRATED POWER SUPPLY AND BATTERY.................................................................................................................................45

CHAPTER 9 TECHNICAL DATA..............................................................................46

APPENDIX 1............................................................................................................47





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Chapter 1 Company Introduction

GST is a high tech business specializing in the design, development, manufacturing and marketing of a complete range of Intelligent Fire Detection and Control Systems, Building Automation Systems, Intelligent Residence Systems, Power Instruments and District Management Systems. GST has a purpose built facility constructed on 4 hectares of land providing over 30,000 square meters of facilities. GST incorporates three subsidiary companies and has a paid up capital in excess of $6.5 Million. We are currently producing over half a million sensors and hundreds of thousands of ancillary devises per annum. Our company heavily invests in research and development, with our extensive team of 90 graduate engineers (35% with Master degrees) dedicated to continual improvement and product excellence. GST performs on strict management policies which are harmonious with our ISO 9001 manufacturing and management quality certification. We are also recognized by the local governing committee as being one of the top ten privately owned businesses with an AAA credit rating. Around 10,000 properties enjoy the comfort and security of our products,. This has been achieved in just a few short years. We have been accredited by many government organizations for our innovations technical excellence and investment into the community. Our high tech manufacturing facility utilizing surface mount technology, enables us to produce the high volumes of quality products, complete with our 100% testing of all equipment prior to leaving the factory is your guarantee of a quality product that will not let you down.





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GST is widely accepted as a World Leader in the development and manufacture of integrated Fire detection and Building Automation systems. With the complete range of products GST has a solution to suit your requirements, from a smallest of systems up to largest fully integrated solutions. This document covers the GST500/2 fire detection panels, other products manufactured by GST not covered in this publication include:

• Intelligent Voice Alarm (VA) • EX intrinsically safe fire detectors and Barriers • Intelligent Integrated Building Management Systems. • Intelligent Hotel and Guest Room Control Systems. • Intelligent Residential control Systems . • Intelligent Power Metering. • Smart card Controlled Power metering. • Intelligent Access Control. For further information and enquiries about the GST range of equipment please contact your Regional GST approved systems partner as detailed on the rear cover of this publication, or via our Web site www.gst.uk.com, or Email. [email protected]





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Chapter 2 GST500/2 control panel’s structure and configuration

2.1 Description of the internal structure and typical configuration

The GST500/2 analogue addressable fire alarm controller housed in a self contained wall mount enclosure providing a single loop solution capable of handling up to 242 devices complete with integrated security and gas extinguishing facilities

The outline and internal structure sketches of GST500/2 control panel are shown in Fig2-1 and Fig2-2.

Fig2-1 Outline of GST500/2 Description:

① Clock display ② LCD display ③ Printer panel

④ Optional units (Fireman’s control panels) ⑤ Status indicators





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⑥ Keyboard ⑦ Zone indication and manual intervention panel

Fig2-2 Internal structure

① Display control ② Printer ③ Zone indication and intervention panel

④ Speaker ⑤ Power supply unit ⑥ Interface board

⑦ EMI board ⑧ Transformer





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2.2 Structure of GST500/2 front panel

2.2.1 Description of the display control zone

The display control zone consists of clock display, LCD display, indicating lights and keyboard. See Fig2-3.

Fig2-3 Display control zone Description of indicators:

Fire─ Red indicator. This indicator is illuminated when the control panel has

detected outside detectors being in alarming conditions. After the fire has been cleared, press the reset key to clear the alarm

Common Fault─ Yellow indicator. This indicator is illuminated when the

control panel detects outside devices, such as detectors, modules or fire display repeater panels being in fault conditions, or the control panel is in a fault condition of its own. After the fault has been cleared, press the ESC key, the indicator will go out.

O/P Confirm─ Red indicator. This indicator is illuminated when the control





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panel has detected the controlled outside devices being in an active condition. After all the relevant devices return to normal, the indicator will go out.

Isolate─ Yellow indicator. This indicator is illuminated when one or more

devices are isolated.

Mute─ Red indicator. When the control panel sends out alarm sound, press

the MUTE key, the indicator will flash and the panel speaker will stop alarming. If the MUTE key is pressed again or there is a new fire alarm occurring, the indicator will go out and the control panel will sound the panel alarm again.

Start─ Red indicator. This indicator is illuminated when the control panel

sends out a command of starting outside devices.

AC Fault─ Yellow indicator. The indicator is illuminated when AC220V power

of the control panel is off. After the AC power is restored, the indicator will go out.

Auto Permit─ Green indicator. This indicator flashes when the control panel

is in part-auto condition and is illuminated constantly when the control panel is in full-auto condition.

Manual Permit─ Green indicator. This indictor is illuminated when the control

panel starts and stops the C&E devices by main control keyboard or zone indication and intervention panel, otherwise above operation will not be realized.

Security mode─ Green indicator. This indicator is illuminated when the

security detector is in unlocked condition.

Power Healthy─ Green indicator. This indicator is illuminated constantly

when the control panel is being supplied by AC power and flashes when being supplied by battery.





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Battery Fault─ Yellow indicator. This indicator is illuminated when the battery

system is in fault condition. After the fault has been cleared, the indicator will go out.

Extinguishing Release ─ Red indicator. This indicator is illuminated after the

activation of the gas extinguishing equipment.

Extinguishing Request─ Red indicator. This indicator is illuminated when it

meets C&E condition of starting the gas extinguishing equipment.

Extinguishing Permit─ Green indicator. This indicator is illuminated when

the control panel is in Extinguishing Permit condition.





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2.2.2 Zone indication and intervention panel

The outline of zone indication and intervention panel is shown in Fig2-4.

Fig2-4 Outline of zone indication and intervention panel In this control zone, each unit consists of a key, two indicators and a label. The key is a start/stop control key. Device labels can be stuck beside the keys, then the user can write the corresponding device names on them. Indicators The zone fire indicators on the zone indication and intervention panel are red and the zone fault indicators are yellow. They have the functions of zone indicating and common silencing. When there is a fire in a zone, the relevant red indicator is illuminated. When there is a fault in a zone, the relevant yellow indicator flashes. After all the devices in a zone are isolated, the relevant yellow indicator is illuminated. Keys Pressing the zone elastic key can start/stop the sounder-beacon in this zone. Pressing the MUTE key on the controller panel can stop all sounder-beacons in the fire zones and sounder outputs. Pressing this key again can restore. The operation level of all the keys on the zone indication and intervention panel is level 1.

Command Indicator

ResponseIndicator

Elastica Key





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2.3 Internal structure and connection

2.3.1 Description of the display part structure

This part is an integrated module assembled consisting of a main board, a display board, an LCD screen and a mould. So this kind of structure reduces connections and spaces occupied. Fig2-5 gives the position and structure of each part.

Fig2-5 Position of each display part

Description:

① Display board ② Main board ③ LCD

Connection of each display part is shown in Fig2-6.





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Fig2-6 Connection of each display part Description:

① Connecting wire of the display board and the main board: 26P signal wires.

② LCD background light: 2 wires for the drive power supply of the LCD background

light

③ LCD data bus: 20P signal wires

④ Printer data bus: 20P signal wires

⑤ Connecting wire of the main board with the speaker: two-wire





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2.4 Explanation of Output Terminals on Interface Board

The output terminals on the interface board are shown in Fig2-7:

Fig2-7 Output terminals Terminals description: CLASS CHANGE should be connected to a volt-free contact.

FAULT OUTPUT is the passive fault output contact.（NC COM NO）

RS-485 REPEATER should be connected to a display repeater panel. RS-485 NETWORK should be connected to a network interface.

2.4.1 Wiring of Sounder Circuits to Sounders

Each sounder circuit is shown in Fig2-8.

Fig2-8 Sounder circuit Description operation: Remove the 10K resistors from the SOUNDER CIRCUIT terminals (+ 1 -; + 2 -) and save them. Connect the external wiring, observing polarity and fit a 10K resistor to the last device on each sounder circuit.

Note: Sounders must be polarized and suppressed. Maximum number of sounders per circuit is dependent on the sounder current requirement. DO NOT exceed total

SOUNDER

TERMINAL

RESISTOR 10K DIO

Sounder circuit DIO

SOUNDER





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alarm load.

2.4.2 Wiring of Fire Alarm Output to Outside Devices

Fire alarm output circuit is shown in Fig2-9.

Fig2-9 Fire alarm output circuit Description of operation: Remove the 10K resistor from the FIRE ALARM OUTPUT terminals (+ -) and save them. Connect the external wiring, observing polarity and fit a 10K resistor to the last device on the fire alarm output.

Note: User-supplied alarm supervisory must be polarized and suppressed. DO NOT exceed total alarm load.

2.4.3 Wiring of the Loop Bus to Outside Devices

Loop bus circuit is shown in Fig2-10.

USER-SUPPLIED

ALARM SUPERVISORY

TERMINAL

RESISTOR 10K DIO

Fire alarm output DIO

USER-SUPPLIED

ALARM SUPERVISORY

LOOP OUT

LOOP IN

ADDRESSABLE FIELD DEVICES

WITH SHORT CIRCUIT ISOLATOR

ADDRESSABLE FIELD DEVICES

WITH SHORT CIRCUIT ISOLATOR

Fig2-10 Loop bus circuit





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2.4.4 Sounders and Fire Alarm Output Volt-free Contact Option

The sounders and fire alarm output can be configured to provide a volt-free, normally open or normally closed contact.

Remove the fuses for the selected outputs and fit jumper links (see Fig2-11) as indicated in the following table:

Table 1 Output Remove Fuse

Number Fit Jumper Links

For Normally Closed

For Normally Open

Sounder Circuit 2 F3 S3/5&6 S3/3&4 S3/2&3 Sounder Circuit 1 F2 S2/5&6 S2/3&4 S2/2&3 Fire Alarm Output F1 S1/5&6 S1/3&4 S1/2&3

Fig2-11 Fuses and jumpers on interface board Fuses: F3: Sounder 2 500mA anti-surge F2: Sounder 1 500mA anti-surge F1: Fire alarm output 500mA anti-surge

NOTE: In order to reduce normal maintenance, we mount self-resume fuse instead of normal fuse.

2.5 Internal Wiring Sketch of the Control Panel (See appendix 1)





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Chapter 3 Installation and Commission

3.1 General Inspection

The control panel should be checked before installation for visual damage due to transit. As a minimum the following checks should be carried out.

3.1.1 Check engineering configuration

Check the configuration according to packing list. The main items including installation and operating manual, the keys to the controller etc.

3.1.2 Check inside configurations and interconnection of the controller

Check the inside configurations of the control panel, such as zone indication and intervention panel, power supply etc. Check the connection of all the units, including the connection of main board to power supply board, display board and interface board; connection of zone indication and intervention panel to display board etc. See Appendix 1.

3.2 Installing Condition and Method of Control Panel

Physical dimension (W×D×H) in millimeters 400×178×560

Ambient temperature: 0°C+40°C

Relative humidity: (≤95%) non-condensed

Fig3-1 gives the installation sizes of a control panel.





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Fig3-1Installation sizes

3.3 Boot-up testing

Boot-up testing should be performed after installing the controller. The items include:

● Check the start-up automatic self-test sequence runs.

● Observe the indicating lights, LEDs displays on the control panel and zone

indication and intervention panel, they should be in the normal state.

● Check the speaker, it should sound four kinds of loud alarming sounds with

obvious differences.





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3.4 Field Equipment Inspection

3.4.1 Loop connections inspection

Prior to connection of the field wiring, check that the installation resistance between each of the loop cores and ground and load resistance of a different loop circuit, should be more than 20M ohm and the load resistance between the cores of the loop are more than 1K ohm.

3.4.2 Loop equipment inspection.

In order to get ready for the system connecting, check the states of loop equipment (device quantity, code and working state) with testing device and confirm all the states meet the requirement of design.

3.5 Connection

Connect the external equipment with the control panel according to 2.4 in chapter 2.

3.6 Commissioning

The main processes of commissioning can be performed after successful connection of external equipment.

← Enter the state of commissioning as detailed Chapter 6.

② Define repeater panels and loop equipment. Label the zone indication and

intervention panel on the right places.

③ Test all detectors for operation and compare to the panel text for correct

location details.

↓ Exit commissioning state and return to monitoring state.





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° Check definition of the equipment and amend as required ± Edit cause and effect as per system design and check for operation. ″ Once satisfied that the system is correct, it is then possible to connect important

ancillary equipment, such as gas-extinguishing equipment, to conduct the corresponding test.





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Chapter 4 User Operating Guide

4.1 Start-up, Turn off and Self-test

When users use this system, they should operate as follows:

• Turn on the AC and battery switches of PSU, fire display and repeater panel. • Turn on the AC and battery switches of the control panel. • Turn on the operational switch of the control panel. After above operations have been finished, the system will enter in the self-testing

state:

• Prompting color CRT system is OK. See Fig 4-1. • Displaying information of the printer. See Fig4-2. • Checking the keyboard, indicators, LEDS, LCD screen and sound. Now the whole procedure of starting-up is finished, the system enters its normally

monitoring state. See Fig4-3. Press the TEST key, the system will repeat the starting-up procedures.

Fig4-1 Check CRT

Fig4-2 Check printer

Color CRT OK

System running

Working state





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Fig4-3 System running

The process of shutting down requires the switches turned off in reverse order.

Caution: when powered down, all the switches of secondary power supply must be off. Otherwise the batteries will be discharge. Remember this is a life safety system and should only be switched off by a system specialist for a specific reason and for the minimal time duration to carry out the specific task. Notification should be given to all occupants and safety procedures should be put in place.

Printer OK

Printer status





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4.2 Description of the Keyboard

4.2.1 Keyboard functions

Most of the keys are double-function keys. Lower marks are command functions while upper marks are character functions. Command functions can only activate in

the monitoring state and most of the function keys are limited by the function of the locking key. Character functions can only be used to input data after the LCD has been set into the menu.





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4.3 Unlock and lock keys

4.3.1 Unlock keyboard

System default state is key-locked when it starts up, a password needs inputting on the LCD if you operate any function keys (except the SHIFT key, MUTE key, up key and down key) (see Fig4-4). Input the pass code and press the ENTER key to unlock keys, and then you can conduct your operation.

Fig4-4 Unlock keys

4.3.2 Lock Key

Locking key should be done when the operation is finished or when the person on duty leaves.

Press the LOCK key, the information “Press ENTER confirm” appears on the center of screen. (See Fig4-5)

Press the Enter key to finish locking the keys. By now all the function keys (except the SHIFT key, MUTE key, up and down keys) need inputting a pass code again after they are pressed.

Fig4-5 Lock keys

********

Please Input Password8 bits

Press ENTER confirm





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4.4 Description of Screen Display

Fig4-6 Screen display explanation

● The first fire alarm is always displayed if there are many pieces of information.

Other pieces of information indicate the latest events.

● Information includes delay, fire, action, fault, start and isolate, which will be displayed according to the above priority.

● When any information is more than one piece, you can press up and down keys to view and can press the SHIFT key to switch the displayed information. When you view the lower priority information, if it is more than 40 minutes without pressing the key, the LCD will return to the high priority information display.

● The display information should be corresponding to the indicator.

001of010 !FIRE! zone 001 name (8) time 10:23 14/08 CPU： No. type description: (32char, 2line) Last Fire 11:11 14/08 zone 001 name(8)

Current piece info of the total pieces Info Zone No.: Name: Zone annotation, 8 characters

CPU: Controller No. No.: Device initial code Device type

Two lines description with 32 characters

Prompt zone info: If there is no operation and more than one

pieces of fire info, the screen will display the time of latest fire,

zone No. and zone info. Otherwise, it will display the prompt.





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4.5 Description of Menu Operation

4.5.1 Print Mode

Disable

Only Fire—only print fire information automatically.

All History: prints current record when viewing the history (Last 735 events)

4.5.2 Extinguishing (MODE 1)

Disable Isolates the extinguishing system. Enable sets the extinguishing system to operational standby mode.

4.5.3 Start Mode (MODE 2)

4.5.3.1 Manual Mode Disable Enable

4.5.3.2 Program Mode (Auto mode) Disable Sounder: only the sounders can be started automatically. All Equipment: all equipment can be started automatically.

4.5.4 System Mode

4.5.4.1 Time Setting: you can adjust time according to the prompt. 4.5.4.2 Password

4.5.4.2.1.1 Silence Sounder ─ can conduct all the operations except





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extinguishing system setting, start-up control, system setting and security control.

4.5.4.2.1.2 Operate Sounder─ can conduct all the operations except system

setting.

4.5.4.2.1.3 System Manager─ can conduct all the operations.

4.5.4.3 COM Setting

4.5.4.3.1 Local Address─ The logic address of this control panel is from 01 to 32.

4.5.4.3.2 Remote Address─ The remote transmitting number of the control panel is

from 0000 to 9999.

4.5.4.3.3 Display Mode─ display control when using network.

Disable─ can’t display network information, but sends out information.

Enable─ can display and send out network information.

4.5.4.3.4 Tel No. You can input the telephone number 1~3 according to the index prompt.

After confirmed, this number is inputted. You can input the following numbers less than 24 bits, such as zone

number, phone number, extension number with the * mark between each number. Press the TAB key to input On/Off options. ‘0’ denotes disabled and 1 denotes enabled. Press the ENTER key to save.

4.5.5 Screen Setting

4.5.5.1 LCD Contrast You can adjust the contrast of the LCD screen in this mode.





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4.5.5.2 Browse Mode

4.5.5.2.1 Zone Mode─ display information by zone.

4.5.5.2.2 Loop Mode─ display information by loop.

4.5.5.3 Browsing C&E Select formula number, then press the ENTER key to display it. When a screen is not enough for display, press the or key to scroll

the screen and display circularly when reaching the end.





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4.6 Description of C&E formula

4.6.1 Relation symbols

A C&E formula consists of two parts divided by ‘=’. The front part of the formula is the condition; the back part is the output equipment. The relation symbols include ‘+’, ‘*‘ and ‘=’. ‘+’ stands for ‘or’, ‘*’ stands for ‘and’ and ‘=’ stands for ‘tenable’.

4.6.2 Condition terms

The condition terms are composed of the following:

G（S） 01 001 01

The general term is tenable only under the condition of meeting coincidence of the device zone No., initial code and type.

The special term is irrespective when some bit shows ‘*’ and valid with any value during judging conditions. When the tenable device number meeting the general condition accords with the device number meeting the special condition, this term is tenable.

Device type

Initial code of device/ device meeting the special conditions

Zone No. Of the device

G：General condition S：Special condition





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4.6.3 Tenable terms

The tenable terms are composed of the following: 01 001 01 00

Delay time

Device typeDevice initial code

Device zone number





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4.7 Function of Zone Indication and Intervention Panel

4.7.1 Zone indication and operation function

If the zone indication and intervention panel is defined indication of some zone, the RED indicator will be illuminated when there is a fire alarm in this zone and the sounder will be started automatically. The sounder of this zone may be started/stopped manually by pressing the key of this zone. The yellow LED indicates the FAULT or ISOLATE condition of this zone.

4.7.2 Common startup-point function

It controls start/stop of the field devices directly. The red light will be illuminated after the startup command is sent out. And the yellow light will be illuminated after the field device responds.

4.7.3 Global silence function

Though the global silence function, the started sounders of all the zones (including conventional Sounder output 1 & 2) can be stopped. The red light will be illuminated when sounders are silenced. When there is a new fire, all the stopped sounders will be started again.





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4.8 Description of Information Browsing Operation

4.8.1 Browse information

Information can be browsed including history records, C&E equations, on-line loop devices, on-line fire repeater panels, on-line network control panels and isolated devices.

4.8.2 Operation

You can press the up and down keys to browse. When the displayed information is more than a full screen, you can also press the SHIFT key to scroll the screen.

4.8.3 Display more pieces of information

When the screen displays more than one pieces of information, the highlighted piece is the current information. You can press the ENTER key to display more detail information and press the ESC key to exit grade by grade. Press the PRINT key, the

current record can be printed during browsing history records in the Print Enable mode.

4.8.4 History record

Press the LOG key, checking history records can be conducted. See Fig4-7.





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Fig4-7 History record

4.8.5 Browse equipment

4.8.5.1 Press the BROWSE key, you can browse the following contents. a. Active EQ- On-line loop equipment

b. COM EQ ― On-line communication equipment including fire display

repeater and network control panel.

Repeater 00 AAAAAAAA― fire display repeater initial code

Description (8 characters)

Net Unit 00 AAAAAAAA― Net control panel initial code (8

characters) c. Access-Zone indication and intervention panel

ZONE 00 ― 00 is the zone number. Zone indicating mode

000 AAAAAAAA ― 000 is the initial code; letter is description of type.

Single point starting mode

Silence ― General silence mode

HISTORY FIRE ZONE 002 TIME 14/08 10:23 121 ION FIRE ZONE 002 TIME 14/08 10:23 122 ION





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4.8.5.2 Example of the display mode by zone（On-line loop equipment）

Browsing by zone can be realized by pressing the ENTER, up and down keys. Fig4-8 is the

example of browsing by zone.





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Fig4-8 Display by zone

4.8.5.3 Display mode by loop

Browsing by loop can be realized by pressing the ENTER, up and down keys. Fig4-9 is the

example of browsing by zone.

Browse 15 ZONES [200]

Zone 01 Sum 10 Zone 02 Sum 20 Zone 03 Sum 15 Zone 04 Sum 10 Zone 05 Sum 20 Zone 06 Sum 15

Browse Zone 01 Sum 10

No 121 ion No122 ion No123 ion No124 ion No125 ion No126 ion

Browser

No 121 ion Zone001 Zone-name Sensitivity N Description (32char,2line)

Browse 15 ZONES [200] Zone 01 Sum 10

Zone 02 Sum 20 Zone 03 Sum 15 Zone 04 Sum 10 Zone 05 Sum 20 Zone 06 Sum 15

Browse Zone 01 Sum 10 No 121 ion

No122 ion No123 ion No124 ion No125 ion No126 ion

Enter Enter





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Browser

No 121 ion Zone001 Zone-name Sensitivity N Description (32char,2line)

Browser 1 LOOP [200]

LOOP 01 Sum 200

Browser LOOP 01 Sum 200

No 121 ion No122 ion No123 ion No124 ion No125 ion No126 ion

Browser Zone 01 Sum 10 No 121 ion

No122 ion No123 ion No124 ion No125 ion No126 ion

Enter Enter

Fig4-9 Display by loop





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4.9 Description of Single-key Operation

4.9.1 Type of single-key

ISO--Isolate, DE-ISO—De-isolate, START—Start-up, STOP --Stop equipment.

4.9.2 Operation

When the control panel is in the zone display mode, by inputting the zone number of the prompt zone can operate all the equipment of this zone. When the control panel is in the mode: loop display, inputting the initial code can operate this device.





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Chapter 5 System Operating Guide

5.1 Adjust Clock

Time is displayed in hour and minute, press the ENTER key, month and day is displayed. Press the ENTER key again, hours and minutes is displayed again or after a minute the clock will automatically return to display the time.

In the monitoring state, press the SYSTEM key, the screen will display as Figure 5-1(if the keyboard is locked, enter the user password). Press character key 1, the system will enter in the state of adjusting clock. See Fig5-2. Input the time in the highlight area then press the TAB key to move the highlight to next position, and press the ENTER key upon completion.

Fig5-1

Fig5-2

*System Mode* 1 Time Setting2 Password3 COM Setting

*Time Setting* Please Input

D14 M12 Y00H16 M03 S20

*Time Setting* Please Input

D14 M12 Y00 H16 M03 S20





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5.2 Set password

5.2.1 Types of password

There are three levels of password each with different authority: Silence sounder password; Operate sounder password; System manager password. After the system enters in the System Mode (see Fig5-1), press ‘2’, it will enter in

Password Setting state. See Fig5-3.

Fig5-3

5.2.2 Modify password

If you want to set or modify password, choose number ‘1’, ‘2’ or ‘3’ by press the character key, the system will enter in the ‘Modify Password’ state. See Fig5-4.

Fig5-4 After you type a password (8 characters from 0 to 9), the screen will display as

*Password Setting* 1 Silence Sounder2 Operate Sounder 3 System Manager

Modify PasswordInput password

********





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Fig5-5, prompting you to retype the password.

Fig5-5 You have to type the password again. If the password you retyped is the same as the password typed first, the screen will display the following information (see Fig5-6), which indicates you have modified the password successfully.

Fig5-6

Modify PasswordConfirm Password

********

Success





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5.3 Set contrast

Press the SCREEN key in the unlock key mode, the menu will enter in the Display Mode(see Fig5-7). Select the first term on the ‘Display mode’ menu by pressing ‘1’, the system will enter in the contrast setting state (see Fig5-8). Press the up and down keys to change the contrast of the LCD (the number is the contrast value), then press the ENTER key to save the contrast.

Fig5-7 Display mode

Fig5-8 Adjust contrast

*Display Mode* 1 LCD Contrast2 Browse Mode 3 Browsing C&E

*LCD Contrast* 205





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Chapter 6 Description of System Commissioning





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Chapter 7 Troubleshooting and periodic regular checks No. Fault indication Possible Cause Action 1 No indication on the

panel or abnormal indication

a. AC input fuse blown b. Power is abnormalc. Display board disconnected

a. Change fuse b. Check and change lower voltage switch power c. Check the connection to display board

2 Display ‘AC Fault’ after boot-up

a. No AC power b. AC fuse blown

a. Check and connect AC wireb. Change AC fuse（1A）

3 Display ‘Bat Fault’ after boot-up

a. Battery disconnected b. Battery discharged or damaged

a. Open the cover of the power box and check relative connection parts. c. In the condition of system working more than eight hours with the AC power supply, the fault exists still, replace the batteries

4 Unable to register external loop equipment

Loop disconnected

Check the loop

5 Unable to register external fire display repeater

Communication wires disconnected

Check the power supply wire of the repeater and communication wires

6 No printing a. Print mode is not set. b. Printer cable disconnected c. Printer damaged

a. Set the print mode. b. Check and connect the

printer well. c. Replace the printer.

7 No response by pressing the manual keys

a. Zone indication and intervention panel cable disconnected b. The circuit board of Zone indication and intervention panel damaged

a. Check and connect, then register again b. Replace the circuit board

8 EQ fault a. Connection to equipment disconnected b. Equipment damaged

a. Check connection b. Replace equipment

9 loop fault 1. loop is shorted or Check the loop and repair.





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open circuit 10 Clock, memory faults etc a. Interference of the

environment b. Corresponding parts are aging.

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Chapter 8 Calculation for Integrated Power Supply and Battery

General Data PSU size Maximum

No. of Sounder circuits

Maximum External

Alarm Load

Internal Battery Size

2.0A 2 1.5A 12Ah

Standby Load (Amps) Standby Load in Amps No. Current Total

Controller with all detectors fitted

1 0.32 0.32

Auxiliary equipment Total Standby Load (L1) Total Alarm Load (Amps)

Standby Load in Amps No. Current Total 16 detectors in alarm( inc. devices) 1 0.40 0.40 Fire alarm output 1 Sounder outputs Auxiliary equipment Total Alarm Load (L2) (Maximum current allowable-2.0A)

Calculation

CMIN = 1.25 x (L1×T1)+(L2xT2)

= 1.25 ×…………………………A

= …………………………Ah

Next available battery ………………Ah T1 = Standby time in hours, e.g. 12, 24, etc. T2 = duration of full alarm e.g. 0.5 = half an hour





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Chapter 9 Technical Data Mains Input Voltage……230 ± 15% VAC 50/60 Hz

Input Current Rating…………0.75A

System

Operating Voltage…………..24 VDC Nominal (17-29 VDC)

Recommended

Standby Batteries……………7.0Ah 12 hours

12.0Ah 24 hours-maximum

Sounder Circuits (2 off)……Output voltage 17 to 29 VDC Output current: 1.0A

Maximum total load 1.5A

AEOL 10K resistor

Fuses……………………Mains 1A (20mm A/S ceramic)

Sounders(2): 1A (20mm A/S)

Fire alarm Output 0.5A (20mm A/S)

Battery: 2A (20mm A/S HRC ceramic)

Common Fire

(Fire alarm) Relay Output ………0.5A at 24VDC

Common Fault Relay Output……Volt-free changeover 1.0A at 24 VDC

24 VDC Fused Output………...Maximum load 500mA at 17-28VDC

Battery Charging Current Limit…600mA





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