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SIMPO - BASIC INFORMATION

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Simpo Addressable Panel

Fire alarm panel SIMPO


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Addressable Fire alarm Panel: Simpo 1.) Technical specification Loops:

• Up to 2 – both built in the main PCB. The second is with additional PCB mounted over the main PCB (on special terminals). • Earth fault detection – enabling and disabling from the panel (Software).

Number of devices per Loop: • Up to 250 devices (Series SensoIRIS) with Teletek-Electronics protocol of communication. • Maximum devices per system: 500 with Teletek-Electronics protocol.

Zones:

• Up to 16 zones for the system. • 16 zones with LED indication on the front panel.

Zone Groups: • Up to 16 zone groups.

LEDs:

• 16 LEDs for Zone indication • 14 LEDs for System Indication

Buttons:

• 6 navigation buttons – Enter, ESC, Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Left Arrow and Right Arrow. • 4 fast menu buttons – labeled 1, 2, 3 and 4. • 4 system buttons for the fire alarm part – Silence Buzzer, Silence Alarm, Evacuation and Reset.

Audible Indication: • Built in buzzer.

Display: • Monochromatic LCD display with 4 rows of 40 characters. • Backlight.

Access Levels:

• 4 Access levels – 1 User, 2 Maintenance, 3 Programming and 4 Software update • Switching between levels 1 and 2 from the front panel by means of 4 digits code for access. • Switching between levels 2 and 3 from the front panel by means of 4 digits code for access.


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• Access level 4 is only for authorized personal, which has knowledge to update the panel’s software. Access can be obtained by means of special tool (screwdriver, mechanical key-switch or external programmer).

Inputs: • Input 1 – Alarm Confirmation - meets VdS 2540 • Input 2 – Protection Alarm Confirmation - meets VdS 2540 • Input 3 – Fault Protection Panel - meets VdS 2540

Outputs: • Fire - 1 Relay contact (Potential, Monitored) output - 24 VDC - 300 mA, with auto

resettable PTC fuse. EN54-2-7.9 • Fault - 1 Relay contact (Potential, Monitored) output - 24 VDC - 300 mA, with auto

resettable PTC fuse. EN-54-2-8.9 • EXT - 1 Relay contact (Potential, Monitored) output - 24 VDC - 300 mA, with auto

resettable PTC fuse. EN54-2-7.10 • Sirens - 2 Relay contacts (Potential, Monitored) outputs - 24 VDC - 500 mA, with

auto resettable PTC fuses. EN54-2-7.8 • AUX – Potential for powering up of external devices - 24 VDC - 500 mA, with auto

resettable PTC fuse. • Programmable – 4 Relay contact (Dry contact, not monitored) – 250VAC, 10A and

24 VDC, 15A.

Real time clock: • Appears on the LCD screen. • Battery back-up

Possibility of DAY and NIGHT mode: • DAY mode – the delays for outputs Fire, Sirens, Addressable Sounders and MOUT modules are active. • NIGHT mode – the delays for outputs Fire, Sirens, Addressable Sounders and MOUT modules are not active. • The switching between both modes can be manual (Access level 2) or automatic with software assigned schedule (Access level 3 - by days and hours). For both modes different sensitivity of the detectors will be applied. This function can be manually adjusted from the panel for each detector.

Thermal printer:

• Possibility of connecting external printer to the Main PCB via RS232 port. • Supports different paper width. Selectable from the panel (Software).

Languages support:

• The panel supports Bulgarian, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Turkish, Polish and Russian languages.


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Programming and configuration: • The panel can be programmed and configured using the buttons on the front

panel. • The panel can be programmed via software ProsTE of Teletek-Electronics with

direct PCB serial connection. • Possibility of remote programming and controlling with AJAX LAN/GPRS modules,

connected directly on the main PCB – Serial. Monitoring:

• The panel has build in Bacnet and/or Modbus Server for online monitoring – with use of AJAX LAN/GPRS modules.

• The panel can be monitored in local network via RS 485 port. • Possibility of integration with ALVIS software for monitoring or Teletek-Electronics

Observer monitoring software.

Network: • The system supports redundant network for up to 32 panels. • The connection is via BUS - RS 485 port located on the mainboard. • Each panel can be Repeater of the others in the network (Selectable from the

system menu).

Repeater: • Each regular panel Simpo can be set as repeater from it’s system menu. • There will be a special Low-price and more compatible Just repeater panel with

only repeating functionality. It will be in smaller box and will have just LCD screen, LED indication and buttons for RESET, EVACUATION, SILENCE ALARM and SILENCE BUZZER. Also the buttons for the extinguish module.

System events LOG:

• Supports up to 10 000. • In case of reaching the maximum number of events (10 000), the newest event

replaces the last one from the LOG. • The LOG file consist information about the date and time of the event, address

and name of the device, number and name of the zone. Main Power Supply:

• Model: MeanWell PS-65-13,5 • Single Output Switching Power Supply • Input: 90 ~ 264 VAC, 47 ~ 440 Hz • Output: 13,5 VDC, 4.7 A, 63.5 W • Designed according to EN-54/4

Backup Power Supply: • Single Output Lead-Acid Sealed battery 12 V DC, 18 Ah


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Box: • Metal enclosure box • Surface mount • Dimensions: L365xH412xW78

Standards: • Designed according to EN-54/2, EN-54/4 • The panel will be certified according to EN-54/2

Packing: • Plastic bag • Carton box – white, without printings • Sticker box – metalized

Boxset: • User manual, Programming manual • Short user guide • Spare parts set


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2.) Programming

2.1) Front Panel Description

2.1.1) Access codes

To access the Programming and Maintenance Menus it is necessary to enter a

valid access code. There are 3 access codes programmed by default:

- USER Access – no code needed

- Maintenance Access code

- Installer Access code Access code length is maximum 4 digits. Introducing the codes is by means of the special number buttons on the front panel:

Access codes table

Code type Code combination Access

level Functions

User - 1

Only Silence Buzzer and Evacuation (If there is a fire alarm active – it will be for removing of the active delays of Sirens output, Fire Output, Addressable Sounders and MOUT modules) buttons are active. It is not allowed to enter the Programming and Maintenance Menus.

Maintenance 2222

2

Silence Buzzer, Silence Alarm, Reset and Evacuate buttons are active. It is allowed to enter only the Maintenance Menus. Also the extinguishing module buttons for disabling are active.

Installer 3333 3

Silence Buzzer, Silence Alarm, Reset and Evacuate buttons are active. It is allowed to enter both the Programming and Maintenance Menus. Also the extinguishing module buttons are active.

The entered code combination is confirmed by pressing the Enter button. You can

delete the entered digits by pressing the Enter button again. Exit from the access level is by pressing the Esc button.


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If access 2 or 3 is active and the installer do not perform action for 30 seconds, the panel automatically returns in access level 1.

2.1.2) LED indication Description

LED Name Activation Action Buzzer Action Colour

General Fire

In case of fire alarm event from automatic detector, call point,

evacuation or external device connected to

panel input.

Constantly ON

Constantly ON Red

General Fault In case of any fault in

the system. Constantly ON

Pulse Sound

Yellow

System Fault In case of CPU crash. Constantly ON Pulse Sound Yellow

Delay In case of active delay in


One Pulse

Sound Yellow

Disable If there is active delay in


One Pulse Sound

Yellow

Test If there is active test

procedure in the system. Constantly ON

One Pulse

Sound Yellow

Sounder Fault/Disable

If there is a fault in the sounder output circuit or the output is disabled.

Blinking/ Constantly ON

Pulse Sound Yellow

Fire Confirmed If Input 1 is activated.

See page 3 Constantly ON

One Pulse

Sound Yellow


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Fire Output Fault If there is a fault in the

fire output circuit. Constantly ON

Pulse Sound Yellow

Protection Confirmed

If Input 2 is activated. See page 3

Constantly ON

One Pulse Sound

Yellow

Protection Fault If Input 2 is activated.

See page 3 Constantly ON

Pulse Sound Yellow

Zone LEDs from 1 to 16

In case of fire event in the respective zone.

Constantly ON Constantly ON Yellow

Silence Alarm In case of silence alarm

button is pressed. Constantly ON

Constantly ON Yellow

Power ON 220 V are present Constantly ON No Sound (In

no other active) Green

2.1.3) Buttons Description

Button Name Action Access Level Buzzer

Action

Number Buttons 1,2,3 and 4

Functions in the system menu. Entering access code.

2,3

None

Silence Buzzer Muting the internal buzzer (Exept Fault in the Extinguish module)

1,2,3

Silenced

Silence Alarm Muting the main siren output

2,3

none

Reset Reboot the panel 2,3 Initial

contiuous sound

Evacuate Overrides the sounders delays and


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starts fire condition (*Level 1 just overrides the delays if fire condition is active)

1*,2,3 Constantly On

LED Test Illuminates all possible indication on the main panel, including the LCD.

2,3 None

Enter Button Entering menus, confirms and saves actions and settings.

1,2,3 None

ESC Exiting menus 1,2,3 None

Arrows Navigating in the menu, switching between active (editable) parameters.

1,2,3 None

2.2) Programming Menu’s Structure (Access Level 3 Installer)


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2.3) Programming Menu’s Structure (Access Level 2 Maintenance) (Grey is inactive)


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2.4) Access Level Menus and Initial Screan – the LCD panel is 4 rows, 40 symbols per row.

2.4.1) Starting Screen – the system is performing its initial start and is searching for new devices.

S I M P O V e r s i o n 1 . 0 0

I N I T I A L I Z I N G

2.4.2) Access Level 1 Screen – the initial screen after first start, reset or exiting from Access levels 2 or 3. After saving the devices to the system „Installation mode” will disappear and will appear “Active mode”. Only silence buzzer is active.

T U E S D A Y 1 5 - 0 3 - 1 1 1 0 : 2 7

If any other button then the number buttons or “Silence Buzzer” is pressed the following

message will appear:

* * A c c e s s D e n i e d * *

E n t e r t o I n t r o d u c e C o d e

After valid code the command which was requested will be performed.

2.4.3) Access Level 2 Screen (Maintenance) – the user has to press any number button for code introduction.

Press any number button from the front panel:

E n t e r a c c e s s c o d e : * ? ? ? ? ?

Introducing code : 2222 from the front panel’s number buttons and hit “Enter”.


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After this operation on the screen will appear:

M A I N T E N A N C E A C C E S S L E V E L

1 0 ) S O F T . V E R S I O N

1 ) V I E W H I S T O R Y L O G

2 ) Z O N E S

By pressing “Enter” will access to the menus. Arows are navigating through the menu By pressing “Esc” will return to Access Level 1 – User.

2.4.3) Access Level 3 Screen (Installer) - the user has to press any number button for code introduction (if in Access level 1 User). If in Access level 2 Maintenance has to press ESC to go back in Level 1 and then, Enter to introduce the code for access level 3.

Press any number button from the front panel:

E n t e r a c c e s s c o d e : * ? ? ? ? ?

Introducing code : 3333 from the front panel’s buttons and hit “Enter”. After this operation on the screen will appear:

I N S T A L L E R A C C E S S L E V E L

1 0 ) S O F T . V E R S I O N


2 ) Z O N E S

By pressing “Enter” will access to the menus. By pressing “Esc” will return to Access Level 1 – User.

2.5) Installer Access Menus – Enter valid installer’s code and scroll over the menus with the arrows from the front panel:

2.5.1) View History LOG – Menu for reviewing all system events – up to 10 000 events


1 0 ) S O F T . V E R S I O N



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2 ) Z O N E S

V I E W L O G

T o t a l E n t r i e s : n n n n n

A l a r m C o u n t e r : x x x x x

A L L F R O M C L E A R P R I N T

Events which are recorded in the LOG:

Fire Test Evacuate

Fault Maintenance User Acces

Silence Buzzer

Disable Installer User Access

Silence Alarm

Warning Reset Reset

- Submenu FROM:

V I E W L O G

F r o m D a t e : d d - m m - y y S e t u s i n g

This submenu shows the full count of the alarm events since the initial start of the panel. They can only be erased by flashing the memory of the system.

- Submenu All: If date is entered or ALL is pressed the next screen will appear:

I N T E R N A L B U Z Z E R S I L E N C E D

n n n n n o f N N N N N a t h h : m m : s s d d - m m - y y

F I R S T L A S T C L E A R P R I N T

Submenu FIRST: used to return to the very first event in the log (The oldest one).

Submenu LAST: used to go to the very last event in the log (The newest one). Submenu CLEAR: to erase all system events from the memory.

Clearing the events: Press button 3 to erase the entries from the memory and then button 2 to confirm.

C l e a r M e m o r y L O G

L O G E n t r i e s C o u n t : 0 0 1 0 0

A r e Y o u s h u r e ?


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Y E S N O

After erasing the panel returns to the Clearing Memory LOG window with events counter=00000.

- Submenu PRINT: allows to print entire log or part of the log. Printing options:

P r i n t L O G

F r o m d a t e : d d - m m - y y y y S e t u s i n g

T o d a t e : d d - m m - y y y y

P R I N T S E T T I N G S P R I N T A L L

The first number of the “From Date’s” row will flash to show that it is editable. Passing over the cells will be with the right arrow button on the front panel. If the date is incomplete the panel will not print when pressing enter until date is entered. To print all events use the special button 4 on the front panel. Confirmation screen:

P r i n t i n g L O G

L O G E n t r i e s C o u n t : 0 0 1 0 0


Y E S N O

Button 1 (Print Settings) is for configuration of the paper size and choosing printer.

P r i n t S e t t i n g s

P R I N T E R : P R O T O C O L 1 P A P E R S I Z E : 5 7 m m

C H A N G E C H A N G E

The printer PROTOCOL can be changed with button 2. Protocols are 1 and 2 – depending on the printer’s manifacturer. Paper sizes are 28, 37 and 57 mm.

2.5.2) Zones: menu for configuration of all zones.



2 ) Z O N E S

3 ) D E V I C E S S E T U P


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Zone can be selected by pressing enter. To scroll between all zones the user has to use the arrow buttons:

Z O N E : 0 1 D I S A B L E D F L O O R 1

Z O N E : 0 2 E N A B L E D F L O O R 2

Z O N E : 0 3 T E S T F L O O R 3

G O T O C O U N T T E S T D I S A B L E

The states of the zones are TEST, ENABLED and DISABLED. The states of the special buttons are as in the table below:

T E S T D I S A B L E

G O T O C O U N T S T O P T E S T E N A B L E

The states of the buttons are changing according to the state of the zones. The state of the zone is changing when TEST/STOP TEST or ENABLE/DISABLE is pressed. Disabled zones can not go in test mode.

- Submenu Go To: menu for accessing a concrete zone.

E N T E R Z O N E

U s e t o s e l e c t a n d E n t e r

Z O N E : 0 2

0

After enter the zone will be selected:



Z O N E : 0 3 T E S T F L O O R 3

G O T O C O U N T T E S T D I S A B L E

- Submenu Count: counts all devices in the selected zone:

T O T A L Z O N E D E V I C E S

D e v i c e s c o u n t : 1 0 0

Z o n e : 9 6


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The display will stay for 5 seconds and will return to the previous screen or if in less then 5 seconds ESC is pressed will do the same.

- Submenu Test/Stop Test: menu for Testing zones.

If test button is pressed over zone which is in normal status:

T E S T Z O N E O R A L L Z O N E S

P l e a s e s e l e c t

T H I S A L L

Choices are This or All. After button is pressed the menu will go one step back with the zone/s in Test mode. With ESC button the operation can be discarded and the menu will go step back on the selected zone.


Z O N E : 0 3 T E S T F L O O R 3


G O T O C O U N T S T O P T E S T D I S A B L E

If zone is in test mode stop test button will appear instead of the test button. If it is pressed will appear:

S T O P T E S T O F Z O N E O R A L L Z O N E S


T H I S A L L

After button is pressed the menu will go one step back with the zone/s in normal mode with status enabled:




G O T O C O U N T T E S T D I S A B L E L

ESC button will discard operation.

The test of all zones is identical to test zone.

- Submenu Enable/Disable: Menu For Enabling or disabling zones If disable is pressed over zone which is enabled the status will become disabled. No confirmation is needed.


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Z O N E : 0 3 T E S T F L O O R 3

G O T O C O U N T T E S T E N A B L E L

If enable is pressed over zone which is disabled it will be enabled. No confirmation is needed.



Z O N E : 0 3 T E S T F L O O R 3


- Editing Zone: When Enter is pressed over a Zone:

Z O N E : 0 2 N A M E :

F L O O R 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

M O D E : D O U B L E

C H A N G E D E L A Y S T 2 G R O U P

Editing Zones:

MODE is to choose the activation of the zone – Normal or Double. It can be changed by pressing the CHANGE button. When there is a first activation the Pre Alarm LED will become active and if there is second activation during the allowed interval the fire alarm will start. Schematic of the Double activation:

Group is menu for putting zones in logical groups together – this is used in defining the I/O activation from more then one zone.

U s e t o s e l e c t

C H O O S E G R O U P : 0 0


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Delays T2 menu is for settind delays for Sounder and Fire brigade outputs. The delays

are up to 540 seconds – 9 minutes. Default delays are 60 seconds.

E N T E R D E L A Y S U s e t o s e l e c t

S O U N D E R S : 0 0 0

F I R E B R I G A D E : 0 0 0

When the user saves the changes by pressing Enter and then escape the screen will go one step back and will mark the same zone which is being edited:



Z O N E : 0 3 T E S T F L O O R 3


2.5.3) Devices Setup: menu for editing the parameters of the loop devices.


2 ) Z O N E S


4 ) A D D R E S S I N G

D : 1 2 9 Z 0 1 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 E N A B L E D R O O M 1 0 0


D : 0 0 1 Z 0 2 L : 2 O P T I C A L E N A B L E D R O O M 1 0 2

G O T O C O U N T S A V E D I S A B L E

Concrete device can be chosen from Go To menu. The marked device can be edited by pressing Enter button. All devices can be saved or removed from this menu. The states of the devices are ENABLED, DISABLED, NEW, NONE and FAULT. Button states are:


R E M O V E E N A B L E

If the device addess is empty (NONE) the following screen will appear:



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D : 2 5 0 L : 1 N O N E


G O T O C O U N T

Exeption is when there are new devices in the system which are not saved yet. In this case the save button will also be vissible:

D : 1 2 9 Z 0 1 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 N E W

D : 2 5 0 L : 1 N O N E


G O T O C O U N T S A V E

untill all devices are saved the remove button will not be available.

- Submenu Go To: menu for accessing a concrete device in the system.

E N T E R D E V I C E A N D L O O P

U s e t o s e l e c t a n d E n t e r

D E V I C E : 2 5 0

L O O P : 0 1 0

After enter the device will be selected:

D : 1 2 9 Z 0 1 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 N E W

D : 2 5 0 Z 0 1 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 N E W

D : 0 0 1 Z 0 2 L : 2 O P T I C A L N E W


- Submenus Save/Remove:

If there is 1 or more then one device Save button will be visible:


D : 2 5 0 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 N E W



If Save is pressed the device will be recorded in the system and it’s new status will be enabled. The automatically ssigned zone will be Z1:



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G O T O C O U N T R E M O V E D I S A B L E

Remove button will appear. If there are more then one new device when the save button is pressed the following screen will appear:

S A V E D E V I C E O R A L L D E V I C E S


T H I S A L L

After button is pressed the menu will go one step back with the device/s in normal mode with status enabled and assigned zine Z1:





After saving all devices in the system the remove button will be available. If pressed the folowing screen will appear:

R E M O V E D E V I C E O R A L L D E V I C E S


T H I S A L L

After button is pressed the device/s will appear with status new. Save button will be available:

D : 1 2 9 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 N E W

D : 2 5 0 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 N E W

D : 0 0 1 L : 2 O P T I C A L N E W


- Submenu Disable/Enable: menu for enabling/disabling devices in the system. ENABLE AND DISABLE will change respective to the state of the device. When there is no device or the device is new to the systemthe button will disappear.



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If dissable button is pressed:

D I S A B L E D E V I C E O R A L L D E V I C E S


T H I S A L L

After button is pressed the device/s will appear with status disabled. Enable button will be available:


D : 2 5 0 Z 0 1 L : 1 M C P 1 5 0 D I S A B L E D R O O M 1 0 0


G O T O C O U N T R E M O V E E N A B L E

If enable is pressed:

E N A B L E D E V I C E O R A L L D E V I C E S


T H I S A L L

After button is pressed the device/s will appear with status enabled. Disable button will be available:





- Submenu Count: menu for counting all devices in the system

T O T A L D E V I C E S

D e v i c e s c o u n t : 1 0 0

The display will stay for 5 seconds and will return to the previous screen or if in less then 5 seconds ESC is pressed will do the same.


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- Editing devices: If edit menu is pressed the following screens will appear:

- Optical Detector

D : 0 2 7 L : 2 O P T I C A L Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

N O R M A L / N O R M A L O N

S E N S I T I V I T Y L E D B L I N K

The zone to which the device belongs can be changed with the arrows from the mainboard. The text message for all screens can be set by the use of the arrows – passing over the entire alphabet and numbers. When all settings are done, by pressing enter the values will be recordet in the panel. Submenu SENSITIVITY: the sensitivity is changed by the special buttons on the front panel. It can be NORMAL, HIGH and LOW.

C H O O S E S E N S I T I V I T Y

D A Y : N O R M A L N I G H T : N O R M A L


LED BLINK ON/OFF to switch each device’s led indication.

- Heat Detector

D : 0 2 8 L : 2 H E A T Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

F I X E D A 2 / S O N

C L A S S L E D B L I N K

The Class can be RATE A1/R, FIXED A2/S and FIXED B/S with possibility of adding more types in the future.

- Combined Detector


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D : 0 2 9 L : 2 C O M B I N E D Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

N O R M A L / N O R M A L O N

S E N S I T I V I T Y L E D B L I N K

- Manual Call Point

D : 0 3 0 L : 2 M C P 1 5 0 Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

O N

L E D B L I N K

- B24A

D : 0 3 1 L : 2 B 2 4 A Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

- Addressable sounder

D : 0 3 2 L : 2 S O U N D E R Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

L O W S N D / F L A S H 0 7

S O U N D L E V E L M O D E S O U N D T Y P E

The sound levels are LOW and HIGH. The delay of the sounder are following the global delays T1 and T2.

Mode can be switched to SND, SND/FLASH and FLASH from the button MODE:

D E V I C E M O D E


M O D E : S N D / F L A S H

Sound type can be changed from the button SOUND TYPE:

D E V I C E S O U N D T Y P E


E N T E R T Y P E N U M B E R : 0 7

The types of the sounds will be placed in the manual of the sirens. If IRIS Light siren is connected the type will disappear because this function is not supported for it.

- MOUT Module


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D : 0 3 2 L : 2 S O U N D E R Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

L E D B L I N K

Delays are the same as the sounder delays.

- Input/output module

D : 0 3 2 L : 2 M I O Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

I N P U T 1 I N P U T 2 O U T P U T 1 O U T P U T 2

The buttons for setting the inputs and outputs conditions will change respectively to the type of the MIO module. For example the table above is showing MIO22 (2 inputs, 2 outputs). If we have MIO40 we will have 4 input buttons and if MIO04, we will have 4 Outputs buttons. The settings for input 1 and 2 are identical, also Output 1 and Output 2 have identical settings. Down below are shown only input 1 and output 1 settings.

- Inputs - The initial programming for each input is NONE – it means it does not generates or triggers something:

G E N E R A T E S : N O N E U s e t o s e l e c t

First event is FIRE:

G E N E R A T E S : F I R E

D E L A Y : 6 0 0

G R O U P

The device will generate fire from it’s own zone. (This correspond to the sounders modes – if there are addressable sounders in the same zone and they are in zonal activation they will start, also if there are sounders in different zones with common activation they will activate also).

The Generates can be changed with the up down arrows. With the right and left arrows can be switched between the changeable fields (Generates and Delay).

Each input can have Delay up to 600 s. The behaivior can be Latched. However it depends on the Event which is generated (it is shown in the table below).

All events and types are placed in the table below:


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Event RESET:

G E N E R A T E S : R E S E T

D E L A Y : 6 0 0

G R O U P

Event SILENCE, TYPE BUZZER:

G E N E R A T E S : S I L E N C E T Y P E : B U Z Z E R

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

D E L A Y : 6 0 0

G R O U P

Event MESSAGE:

G E N E R A T E S : M E S S A G E T Y P E : A L A R M

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

D E L A Y : 6 0 0

G R O U P C H A N G E

The rest of the inputs are identical. The EVACUATE event is acting as Manual Call Point. The group is used in the outputs:


G R O U P : 0 0 0

- Outputs - The initial programming for each output is NONE – it means it does not generates or triggers something:

A C T I V A T I O N : N O N E U s e t o s e l e c t

GENERATES TYPE

FIRE

RESET

MESSAGE WARNING

SILENCE BUZZZER

SILENCE ALARM

EVACUATE

BEHAVIOR

Latched

Unlatched

Unlatched

Unlatched

Latched


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All events and types are placed in the table below:

ACTIVATION DEVICE:

A C T I V A T I O N : D E V I C E L O O P : 1 D E V : 0 0 1

D E L A Y : 6 0 0 I N : 0

B E H A V I O R : L a t c h e d

C H A N G E

ACTIVATION FIRE – TYPES ZONE, ZONE GROUP and COMMON:

A C T I V A T I O N : F I R E T Y P E : Z O N E N o : 0 1

D E L A Y : 6 0 0


A C T I V A T I O N : F I R E T Y P E : Z O N E G R O U P

D E L A Y : 6 0 0 N o : 0 0

A N D B E H A V I O R : L a t c h e d

L O G I C

The LOGIC is the same as the above in the devices. ACTIVATION DISABLE:

A C T I V A T I O N : D I S A B L E

D E L A Y : 6 0 0


C H A N G E

ACTIVATION SILENCE, TYPE BUZZER:

ACTIVATION TYPE

DEVICE

INPUT GROUP

FIRE ZONE ZONE GROUP COMMON

FAULT ZONE ZONE GROUP COMMON SYSTEM

PREALARM ZONE ZONE GROUP COMMON

DISABLE (common)

SOUNDER ON

RESET

EVACUATE

SILENCE BUZZER ALARM

TEST

BEHAVIOR

Latched/Unlatched

Latched/Unlatched

Latched

Latched/Unlatched

Latched/Unlatched

Latched/Unlatched

Latched/Unlatched

Unlatched

Latched

Unlatched

Latched/Unlatched


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A C T I V A T I O N : S I L E N C E T Y P E : B U Z Z E R

D E L A Y : 6 0 0

B E H A V I O R : U n l a t c h e d

ACTIVATION INPUT GROUP:

A C T I V A T I O N : I N P U T G R O U P N o : 0 1

D E L A Y : 6 0 0

A N D B E H A V I O R : L a t c h e d

L O G I C C H A N G E

ACTIVATION TEST:

A C T I V A T I O N : T E S T

D E L A Y : 6 0 0

B E H A V I O R : U n l a t c h e d

The rest of the outputs are identical according to the table above.

- Module Input

D : 0 3 3 L : 2 M I N P Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

I N P U T 1

The input is Identical to the MIO’s inputs.

- Zone Monitor Module

D : 0 3 2 L : 2 M C Z Z O N E : 0 4 N A M E :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

L E D B L I N K

2.5.4) Menu Addressing: menu for configuration of outputs Fire, Fault, Sounder and the programmable outputs.




5 ) P A N E L O U T P U T S


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- menu ADDRESSING has 3 submenus Set Address, Change Address and Start Self Addressing

(in the future there will be 4-th menu – Auto Addressing)


4 . 1 ) S E T A D D R E S S

4 . 2 ) C H A N G E A D D R E S S

4 . 3 ) S E L F A D D R E S S I N G

- Submenu Set Address looks as follows:


A D D R E S S : 0 0 3

S U C C E S S F U L L O O P : 1

A P P L Y C H A N G E

In this menu an address can be set to new device for the system. The Apply button will appear only

the following requirements are met: there is a device with no address and the address which is

chosen is empty.

When the addressing is successful there will be a text “Successful” on the LCD screen. The apply

button will disappear. In case of no addressing “Error” message will appear.

Number change is done by use of the arrow buttons .

- Submenu Change Address looks as follows:


A D D R E S S : 0 0 3 N E W A D D R E S S : 0 0 6

S U C C E S S F U L L O O P : 1

A P P L Y C H A N G E

In this menu an address can be set to an already existing device for the system. The Apply button

will appear only the following requirements are met: there is a device on the selected address and

the new address is empty.

Number change is done by use of the arrow buttons and the jump over Address and New

Address with the use of the arrow buttons

When the change of the address is successful there will be a text “Successful” on the LCD screen.

The apply button will disappear. In case of no addressing “Error” message will appear.


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- Подменю Self Addressing ще изглежда по следният начин и ще има следните функции:

S E L F A D D R E S S I N G - A D D D E V I C E . . .

D E V C O U N T : L 1 : 0 2 4 L 2 : 0 4 4

N E X T : 0 2 5 N E X T : 0 4 5

L O O P 1 - L O O P 1 + L O O P 2 - L O O P 2 +

Menu Start Self addressing will auto address new devices for the system. The procedure will auto

start when the user enters the menu. New added devices will automatically receive address from

the system and will be auto saved.

If the procedure is interrupted from the installer or by other technical reason (power supply loss), it

could be started again from the same menu and the new added device will take the first empty

address, after the last saved. Addresses which are existing for the system has to be skipped.

The addresses which are skipped will stay empty till filling off all upper addresses and after that

the system will start rolling them again and it will start from the lowest address which is empty.

During the auto addressing an address could be skipped with manual command via the arrows in

the NEXT box.

The procedure will be active till its manual stop or after 30 minutes of no new devices added.

The menu will have a counter of the devices for every loop, which will auto update during the

procedure.

An indication for successful addressing from the detector will be the following: The detector will

power on it’s LED indicator for 2 seconds and after that it will go in normal mode.

2.5.5) Menu Panel Outputs: menu for configuration of outputs Fire, Fault, Sounder and the programmable outputs.




6 ) G E N E R A L S E T T I N G S


S e l e c t P a n e l O u t p u t

! ( L O O P S O U N D E R S W I L L F O L L O W S O U N D E R O U T )

S O U N D E R E X T I N G U I S H F I R E M O R E > >


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S e l e c t P a n e l O u t p u t

! ( L O O P S O U N D E R S W I L L F O L L O W S O U N D E R O U T )

F A U L T R E L A Y O U T S < < B A C K

- Submenu Sounder: Menu for disabling or enabling delays for the sounder output and the loop sounders which are following the main sounder output.

S O U N D E R O U T P U T S

! ( L O O P S O U N D E R S W I L L F O L L O W T H I S O U T P U T )

S T A T U S : D I S A B L E D D E L A Y : O F F


The status of the output can be DISABLED and ENABLED. The states of the DELAY button are ON or OFF. When the state is ON it depends on the currant panel state – DAY/NIGHT or SCHEDULE.

- Submenu Extinguish: Menu for disabling or enabling delays for the Extinguish output.

E X T I N G U I S H O U T P U T

S T A T U S : D I S A B L E D

C H A N G E

The status of the output can be DISABLED and ENABLED.

- Submenu Fire: Menu for disabling or enabling delays for the FIRE output.

F I R E O U T P U T




- Submenu Fault: Menu for disabling or enabling delays for the FAULT output.

F A U L T O U T P U T




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- Submenu Relay Outputs:

R E L A Y O U T P U T S

S e l e c t u s i n g a n d E n t e r

R E L A Y : 0 1

The programming is identical to the programming of the MIO module’s outputs. See page number 25

2.5.6) Menu General Settings: Menu for common settings of the panel.




7 ) N E T W O R K

- Submenu Access Codes: menu for changing the access codes.


6 . 6 ) S O U N D E R S M O D E

6 . 1 ) A C C E S S C O D E S

6 . 2 ) T I M E / D A T E

Changing codes:

A c c e s s C o d e s

C h o o s e L e v e l

I N S T A L L E R M A I N T E N A N C E

Access level is selected via the front panel’s number buttons. Installer:

I n s t a l l e r A c c e s s C o d e

U s e t h e b u t t o n s

C H A N G E : * * * *

1 2 3 4


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Confirmation screen:

I n s t a l l e r A c c e s s C o d e

U s e t h e b u t t o n s

C O N F I R M C H A N G E : * * * *

1 2 3 4

The screens for changing codes of Maintenace are identical.

- Submenu TIME/DATE: menu for setting date and time.


6 . 1 ) A C C E S S C O D E S

6 . 2 ) T I M E / D A T E

6 . 3 ) D A Y / N I G H T

Setting date and time:

T I M E / D A T E


D A T E : d d - m m - y y y y

T I M E : h h : m m : s s

Date can be changet with the arrows. Enter to switch between the numbers and to go to Time.

- Submenu DAY/NIGHT: menu for setting day or night mode of the detectors.


6 . 2 ) T I M E / D A T E

6 . 3 ) D A Y / N I G H T

6 . 4 ) P A N E L S E T T I N G S

Defining times: If enter is pressed, next day will appear.

D A Y / N I G H T

M o d e : D a y

C H A N G E S C H E D U L E E D I T

Modes are DAY/NIGHT and SCHEDULE. The Schedule can be edited by the schedule edit button:

D A Y / N I G H T S C H E D U L E

U s e t o s e l e c t D a y S t a r t s : 0 0 : 0 0


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D a y : T h u r s d a y N i g h t S t a r t s: 0 0 : 0 0

C H A N G E S E T T O A L L

The BUTTON SET TO ALL will apply the set times to all days of the week.

- Submenu Panel Settings: menu for setting panel’s settings.


6 . 3 ) D A Y / N I G H T

6 . 4 ) P A N E L S E T T I N G S

6 . 5 ) D E L A Y T 1

P a n e l S e t t i n g s S . v e r - 1 . 0 0

S e l e c t u s i n g b u t t o n s

B u l g a r i a n B r i g h t n e s s : 7 O N

L a n g u a g e E a r t h F a u l t

The LCD brightness will be switched via the buttons + and -. The Language Button will open another menu:

C h o o s e L a n g u a g e

U s e t o S e l e c t

L a n g u a g e : B u l g a r i a n

Earth fault can be enabled and disabled from the Earth fault menu:

E a r t h F a u l t


E a r t h F a u l t : O n

States are On and Off. In off position the Fault LED indication will be active.

- Submenu Delay T1: menu for setting Delay needed for reaction of the Guard. If during this time silence buzzer button is pressed T2 time is added to the rest of T1. After both times are expired the sounders and fire will start. If during T1 there is no silence buzzer, after it expires the sounders will start.


6 . 4 ) P A N E L S E T T I N G S

6 . 5 ) D E L A Y T 1

6 . 6 ) S O U N D E R S M O D E


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Setting Delay:

D e l a y T 1


D e l a y : 3 0

Delay is adjustable with the arrows up to 60 seconds. The default is 30 seconds.

- Submenu Sounders MODE:


6 . 5 ) D E L A Y T 1

6 . 6 ) S O U N D E R S M O D E

6 . 1 ) A C C E S S C O D E S

S O U N D E R S M O D E

S e l l e c t u s i n g t h e b u t t o n

S O U N D E R S : C O M M O N

C H A N G E

The modes are Zonal and Common.

2.5.7) Menu Network: menu for configuration of linked panels. NOTE – COMING SOON Network connection is established via RS485 bus. Linked panels are recognized by serial numbers.



7 ) N E T W O R K

8 ) S A V E C O N F I G

- Submenu Settings: menu for setting the panel’s number and its name in the network.


6 . 3 ) A J A X L A N / G P R S

6 . 1 ) S E T T I N G S

6 . 2 ) P A N E L S

Network Settings:

P a n e l N o : 0 0 N a m e :

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _


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N e t w o r k S t a t u s : E N A B L E D

C H A N G E

The name is 40 symbols. Panel number is from 01 to 32. Network is by default disabled. The panels are recognized in the system by panel’s number. Default status of the network is Disabled.

- Submenu Panels: menu for setting rights of each panel in the network.


6 . 1 ) S E T T I N G S

6 . 2 ) P A N E L S

6 . 3 ) A J A X L A N / G P R S

P A N E L : 0 1 O N L I N E T E L E T E K D R U J B A

P A N E L : 0 2 O N L I N E T E L E T E K S R E B A R N A

P A N E L : 0 3 E M P T Y

E D I T R E M O V E

Panels view: the REMOVE button will change to SAVE if the panel is new in the network. New Panel:


P A N E L : 0 2 N E W T E L E T E K S R E B A R N A


S A V E

If save is pressed the panel will become Online and will be editable thru the Edit button. Removing Existing Panel:


P A N E L : 0 2 O N L I N E T E L E T E K S R E B A R N A


E D I T R E M O V E

If Remove is pressed the panel will be removed from the system and will appear with status new.


P A N E L : 0 2 N E W T E L E T E K S R E B A R N A


S A V E


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The states of the panels are Online, New, Empty and Offline. If EDIT is Pressed:

T E L E T E K D R U J B A

R e c i e v e ( F r o m ) S e n d ( T o ) M O D E

M e s s a g e s & C o m m a n d s C o m m a n d s P A N E L

C H A N G E C H A N G E C H A N G E

The information which the panel recieves from another panel in the network is FROM. It can be Messages, Commands, Messages&Commands or None. The information which the panel transmitts to another panel in the network is TO. It can be Commands or None. The messages are transmitted always. The panel modes are PANEL and REPEATER. In panel mode the panel is receiving and transmitting messages and commands. In this mode it also monitors it’s zones and so on. In repeater mode it is only doubling the outputs and the indication of the other panels in the network.

- Submenu Ajax LAN/GPRS: menu for Enabling or disabling the communication between AJAX and IRIS S panel.


6 . 2 ) S E T T I N G S S

6 . 3 ) A J A X L A N / G P R S

6 . 1 ) P A N E L S

A J A X L A N / G P R S M O D E

S e l l e c t u s i n g t h e b u t t o n s

A J A X M O D U L E M O D E : E N A B L E D

C H A N G E

Modes are Enabled and Disabled.

2.5.8) Menu SAVE CONFIG: menu for saving new found devices in the system’s memory.


7 ) N E T W O R K

8 ) S A V E C O N F I G S

9 ) R E S T O R E D E F A U L T S

After enter is pressed:

S A V E C O N F I G



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Y E S N O

After YES is pressed:

S a v i n g C o n f i g u r a t i o n

P l e a s e W a i t . . .

2.5.9) Menu RESTORE DEFAULTS: menu for factory defaults in the system.


8 ) S A V E C O N F I G


1 0 ) S O F T . V E R S I O N

Restoring Defaults:

R E S T O R E D E F A U L T S


Y E S N O

After YES is pressed:

R E S T O R I N G D E F A U L T S

P l e a s e W a i t . . .

2.5.10) Menu Soft. Revision: menu for checking the software version of the main panel and the extinguishing module.



1 0 ) S O F T . V E R S I O N


S O F T W A R E V E R S I O N

F i r e A l a r m M a i n b o a r d S o f t . V e r. : 1 . 0 0

1 L o o p M o d u l e V e r . : 1 . 2


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U P D A T E

- Submenu Update Menu for updating the firmware thru USB flash drive.

W o r k w i t h U S B f l a s h d r i v E

U S B O T G F S M S C H o s t

3.) Panel’s LCD and LED indication

Indication Groups:

Type Priority

ALARMS HIGHEST

FAULTS NORMAL

DISABLEMENTS NORMAL

TESTS NORMAL

WARNINGS LOWEST

Indication structure: Each group of events will be displaed as a button on the LCD screen,

starting from Button № 1 to № 4. Respectively to the priority of the event group, the higest priority will be located under Button № 1 and the rest will follow on the next buttons. Only for Group „Alarms” the number of the zones in FIRE condition will be shown as an addition to the button: ALARMS: 005, which mean’s that there are 5 zones in fire. No matter what the last fire alarm will be indicated on separate row. It is shown down below.

The P:02 will appear only if the event is from a network panel. If all the groups are present in the same moment, only the first 3 will be

shown and the rest will be suppressed. The access to the rest will be possible with one action button labeled „MORE>>”:

0 0 1 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 6 P : 0 2 O P T I C A L

0 0 2 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 7 O P T I C A L

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L


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A L A R M S : 0 0 5 F A U L T S D I S A B L E M E N T S M O R E > >

The P:02 will appear only if the event is from a network panel.

The „MORE>>” button will display: 0 0 1 Z O N E D I S A B L E D Z : 0 5

0 0 2 Z O N E D I S A B L E D Z : 0 5

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

T E S T S W A R N I N G S < < B A C K

The „<<BACK” button will return the previous screen. If no action is

performed in 30 seconds, the panel will auomatically return to the high priority screen. 3.1) Fire Alarm Part

- Fire Alarm indication:

0 0 1 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

0 0 2 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 7 O P T I C A L

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

A L A R M S : 0 0 5

If the second event is selected with Enter the full information will appear:

0 0 1 F I R E Z : 0 4 L : 2 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L


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R O O M N o : 4 2 5

F L O O R 4

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

If it is from network panel:

0 0 1 F I R E Z : 0 4 L : 2 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

R O O M N o : 4 2 5 P A N E L : 0 2 T e l e t e k D r u j b a

F L O O R 4

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

For all the rest events it is identical – the panel number if it is from different panel will be located like this screen.

First row is showing type and No of the event, device’s No, Loop No, Zone No and the type of the detector. Second row is showing the name of the device. Third row is showing the name of the zone. Fourth row is showing date and the time.

LEDs are on: General Fire, Zone’s LED (If it is from the first 16), Delay (If there are active delays) and Power On (If 220V are present).

The events can be scrolled with the arrows, in all access levels. The detailed view of all events is with the same structure as for the fire.

- Evacuation indication:

0 0 1 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

0 0 2 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

0 0 5 F I R E E V A C U A T E

A L A R M S : 0 0 5

PreAlarm indication :


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0 0 1 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

0 0 2 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 7 O P T I C A L

0 0 5 P R E A L A R M Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

A L A R M S : 0 0 5

- Clean Me Now indication:

0 0 1 C L E A N M E N O W D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

0 0 2 C L E A N M E N O W D : 0 5 7 O P T I C A L

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

A L A R M S : 0 0 5 W A R N I N G S : 0 0 4

0 0 2 C L E A N M E N O W Z : 0 4 L : 2 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

R O O M N o : 4 2 5

F L O O R 4

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

- Zone Disabled indication:

0 0 1 Z O N E D I S A B L E D Z : 0 5

0 0 3 Z O N E D I S A B L E D Z : 0 4

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

A L A R M S : 0 0 5 D I S A B L E M E N T S : 0 0 4

0 0 5 Z o n e D i s a b l e d Z : 0 2

F L O O R 4

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0


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- Loop Device Disabled indication:

0 0 1 Z O N E D I S A B L E D Z : 0 5

0 0 3 D E V D I S A B L E D Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L


0 0 6 D E V D I S A B L E D Z : 0 4 L : 2 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

R O O M N o : 4 2 5

F L O O R 4

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

- Outputs Disabled indication:

Fire output:

0 0 1 D E V D I S A B L E D Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 6 O P T I C A L

0 0 3 O U T P U T D I S A B L E D F I R E B R I G A D E

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L


0 0 3 O U T P U T D I S A B L E D

F I R E B R I G A D E O U T P U T D I S A B L E D


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S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

Fault Output and Sounder Outputs indication is with the same structure.

- Zone Test indication:

0 0 1 Z O N E T E S T Z : 0 4

0 0 2 Z O N E T E S T Z : 0 5

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

A L A R M S : 0 0 5 T E S T S : 0 0 4

0 1 0 Z O N E T E S T Z : 0 2

F L O O R 4

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0


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- Faults Indication:

0 0 1 F A U L T M A I N P A N E L R A M E R R O R

0 0 2 F A U L T D O U B L E A D D R E S S 0 2 5

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

A L A R M S : 0 0 5 F A U L T S : 0 0 4

0 1 1 F A U L T

P E R I P H E R Y D E V I C E F A U L T

L O O P 1

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 1 2 F A U L T

N E W P E R I P H E R Y D E V I C E F O U N D

L O O P

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 1 4 F A U L T

N E W L O O P D E V I C E S F O U N D

D e v i c e s C o u n t : 0 5 0 L O O P : 2

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 1 5 F A U L T

D O U B L E D A D D R E S S

A D D R E S S : 0 0 0 L O O P : 2

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

Flash Error, Battery Low, Battery Loss, AC Loss, Earth Fault, Sounder Fault, Fault

Routing – Fault, Fire Brigade Fault, AUX 24 V, Fault Protection Panel and Charger Fault

Indications are the same.

0 1 7 F A U L T

D O U B L E P A N E L N U M B E R

N U M B E R : 0 3

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 1 8 F A U L T

L O O P B R E A K


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L O O P : 0 0

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 1 9 F A U L T

L O O P S H O R T

L O O P : 0 0

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 2 0 F A U L T

L O O P Z E R O A D D R E S S

L O O P : 0 0

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 2 1 D E V F A U L T Z : 0 4 L : 2 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

R O O M N o : 4 2 5

F L O O R 4

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 2 2 F A U L T

F I R E B R I G A D E O U T P U T

S H O R T

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

0 2 3 F A U L T

F I R E B R I G A D E O U T P U T

B R E A K

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0

Chamber Fault, Loop Device Type Error, Loop Device Fault, Clean Me Now, Loop Device

Input Fault, Loop Device Output Fault, Sounder-Fault, Fault Routing Output-Fault, Fire

Protection Output-Fault Indications are the same.


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General fault LED concerns all general faults, System Fault LED concerns System

faults. System fault LED occurs in case of CPU crash.

- System Silence Indication: LED indication for system silence will occure if Silence

alarm button is pressed during alarm.

Faults table: Periphery device fault AUX 24 V – Fault

New periphery device found Double panel number

Periphery device type error Loop Break

New loop devices found Loop Short

Double address Loop Incorrect Address


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Charger Fault Chamber Fault

Flash Error Loop Device Type Error

Battery Low Loop Device Fault

Battery Loss Clean Me Now

AC Loss Loop Device Input Fault

Earth Fault Loop Device Output Fault

Sounder Fault Fault Routing – Fault

Fire Brigade Fault Fire Confirmation Input Fault

Protection Panel Fault Protection Confirmation Input Fault

Fault Protection Panel Protection Panel Input Fault

New Network Panel Found Valve Output Short

Valve Output Break

If the faults are from a different panel: P:No will appear

0 0 1 F A U L T M A I N P A N E L R A M E R R O R P : 0 2

0 0 2 F A U L T D O U B L E A D D R E S S 0 2 5

0 0 5 F I R E Z : 0 4 D : 0 5 8 O P T I C A L

A L A R M S : 0 0 5 F A U L T S : 0 0 4

0 1 1 F A U L T P A N E L : 0 2 D U J B A

P E R I P H E R Y D E V I C E F A U L T

L O O P 1

S A T U R D A Y 0 1 - 0 3 - 2 0 1 1 0 0 : 0 0


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4.) Panel’s Structure

4.1) Box plan:

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