FDP EX-CPL Guide de l'utilisateur

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INSTALLER MANUAL

EX-CPL

FIRE CONTROL PANEL

EXCELLENT FIRE SYSTEM

FDP International Group S.r.l. -Via Pierobon, 127 - 35010 LIMENA (PD) –ITALY

Tel. +39 049 767249 -fax +39 049 767898

E-mail: info@fdpinternational.com -www.fdpinternational.com -P. IVA 02601740281

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INDEX

PART 1 DETAILS..........................................................................................................................................................................................6

1.1 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS...................................................................................................................................................6

1.2 POINT ADDRESSING AND ACQUISITION .................................................................................................................................8

PART 2 CONTROL PANEL INSTALLATION..........................................................................................................................................9

2.1 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................................................................9

2.2 CONNECTING THE CONTROL PANEL TO THE MAIN POWER LINE 230VCA......................................................................9

2.3 FUSES...............................................................................................................................................................................................9

2.4 FIXING THE CONTAINER...........................................................................................................................................................10

2.4.1 Cable arrangement...............................................................................................................................................................10

2.4.2 Observation ..........................................................................................................................................................................10

2.4.3 Assembly...............................................................................................................................................................................11

2.5 CONNECTION...............................................................................................................................................................................11

2.5.1 The circuits of the detection..................................................................................................................................................12

2.5.2 Fire alarm siren output.........................................................................................................................................................13

2.5.3 Output for alarm siren fault..................................................................................................................................................14

2.5.4 Outputs of auxiliary relays no supervised.............................................................................................................................15

2.5.5 Open Collector outputs.........................................................................................................................................................15

2.5.6 Auxiliary output 24 Vdc........................................................................................................................................................15

2.5.7 Serial ports ...........................................................................................................................................................................15

2.5.8 Connection to the power supply............................................................................................................................................16

2.5.9 Battery connections ..............................................................................................................................................................16

2.6 LOOP SECTION.............................................................................................................................................................................16

2.7 LOCATION OF GROUND SHUNT IN THE CONTROL PANEL.................................................................................................16

2.8 MAINTENANCE ...........................................................................................................................................................................17

2.8.1 Daily control.........................................................................................................................................................................17

2.8.2 Weekly control......................................................................................................................................................................17

2.8.3 Four-monthly control............................................................................................................................................................17

2.8.4 Yearly control.......................................................................................................................................................................17

2.8.5 Cleaning the Smoke Sensor...................................................................................................................................................17

PART 3 PRELIMINARY REMARKS FOR A CORRECT INSTALLATION ......................................................................................18

3.1 LINE CABLE TEST PROCEDURE BEFORE LOOP CONNECTION..........................................................................................18

3.1.1 Line continuity......................................................................................................................................................................18

3.1.2 Shielded................................................................................................................................................................................18

3.1.3 Isolation between positive and negative of loop ...................................................................................................................18

3.1.4 Isolation between SHI / –LOOP and SHI / +LOOP.............................................................................................................18

3.1.5 Check of SHI short circuits at power supply line..................................................................................................................19

PART 4 ABOUT PROGRAMMING ..........................................................................................................................................................20

4.1 CONTROLS AND INFORMATION..............................................................................................................................................20

4.1.1 Control panel controls..........................................................................................................................................................20

4.1.2 Led indicators of the control panel.......................................................................................................................................21

4.2 HOW TO SELECT AN ITEM FROM THE MENU OF THE CONTROL PANEL.........................................................................22

4.3 PASSWORD MANAGEMENT......................................................................................................................................................23

4.4 ACCESS LEVELS..........................................................................................................................................................................23

4.4.1 Levels for users and installers..............................................................................................................................................23

4.5 OUT OF SERVICE, FAULT, ALARM MESSAGES .....................................................................................................................24

4.5.1 General.................................................................................................................................................................................24

4.5.2 Silence ..................................................................................................................................................................................24

4.5.3 View Messages......................................................................................................................................................................24

4.5.4 Visualizing the event.............................................................................................................................................................26

4.5.5 Active outputs .......................................................................................................................................................................27

4.5.6 Alarm Reset ..........................................................................................................................................................................27

4.6 VISUALIZATION OF EVENTS....................................................................................................................................................27

4.6.1 Main menu............................................................................................................................................................................27

4.6.2 Event menu ...........................................................................................................................................................................27

PART 5 FIRST CONFIGURATION OF CONTROL PANEL.................................................................................................................28

PART 6 LOOP PROGRAMMING .............................................................................................................................................................31

6.1 LOOP STARTING..........................................................................................................................................................................31

6.1.1 Main menu............................................................................................................................................................................31

6.1.2 Loop menu............................................................................................................................................................................31

6.1.3 Loop start/restore (loop selection)........................................................................................................................................31

6.1.4 Loop start/restore procedure................................................................................................................................................32

6.1.5 Information...........................................................................................................................................................................32

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6.1.6 Confirmation.........................................................................................................................................................................32

6.2 LOOP OUT OF SERVICE..............................................................................................................................................................32

6.2.1 Loop start/restore procedure................................................................................................................................................32

PART 7 POINT PROGRAMMING............................................................................................................................................................33

7.1 POINT INSERTION.......................................................................................................................................................................33

7.1.1 Procedure for the acquisition of a point...............................................................................................................................33

7.1.2 Main menu............................................................................................................................................................................34

7.1.3 Point menu............................................................................................................................................................................34

7.1.4 Address assignation..............................................................................................................................................................34

7.1.5 Type of point acquisition ......................................................................................................................................................34

7.1.6 Loop selection.......................................................................................................................................................................35

7.1.7 Point address selection.........................................................................................................................................................35

7.1.8 Detectors check values .........................................................................................................................................................35

7.1.9 Points Acquisition Modes: installer, activation and pre-set address....................................................................................35

7.1.10 Points Acquisition in mode: serial number...........................................................................................................................36

7.2 POINT INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................................37

7.2.1 Main menu............................................................................................................................................................................37

7.2.2 Point menu............................................................................................................................................................................37

7.2.3 Loop selection.......................................................................................................................................................................37

7.2.4 Point address selection.........................................................................................................................................................38

7.2.5 Point setting..........................................................................................................................................................................38

7.3 POINTS REMOVAL ......................................................................................................................................................................40

7.3.1 Main menu............................................................................................................................................................................40

7.3.2 Point menu............................................................................................................................................................................40

7.3.3 Points removal (options).......................................................................................................................................................41

7.3.4 Loop selection.......................................................................................................................................................................41

7.3.5 Point address selection.........................................................................................................................................................41

7.3.6 Zone address selection..........................................................................................................................................................41

PART 8 ZONE PROGRAMMING .............................................................................................................................................................42

8.1 DETAILS........................................................................................................................................................................................42

8.2 ZONE CREATION.........................................................................................................................................................................42

8.3 ZONE SETTING.............................................................................................................................................................................42

8.3.1 Main menu............................................................................................................................................................................42

8.3.2 Zone menu ............................................................................................................................................................................42

8.3.3 Loop selection.......................................................................................................................................................................43

8.3.4 Zone address selection..........................................................................................................................................................43

8.3.5 Zone setting ..........................................................................................................................................................................43

PART 9 OUTPUTS PROGRAMMING......................................................................................................................................................45

9.1 DETAILS........................................................................................................................................................................................45

9.1.1 Main menu............................................................................................................................................................................45

9.1.2 Output menu .........................................................................................................................................................................45

9.1.3 Output selection....................................................................................................................................................................45

9.1.4 Output setting .......................................................................................................................................................................46

9.2 CONTROL PANEL OUTPUT........................................................................................................................................................48

9.2.1 Output description................................................................................................................................................................48

9.2.2 24Vdc output.........................................................................................................................................................................48

9.2.3 Siren output ..........................................................................................................................................................................48

9.2.4 Fault output..........................................................................................................................................................................49

9.2.5 Relay outputs........................................................................................................................................................................49

9.2.6 Open collector outputs..........................................................................................................................................................49

9.3 LOOP OUTPUT..............................................................................................................................................................................50

9.3.1 Relay output..........................................................................................................................................................................50

9.3.2 Open collector output...........................................................................................................................................................50

9.4 LOGICS OF ACTIVATION ...........................................................................................................................................................50

9.4.1 Logic states...........................................................................................................................................................................51

9.4.2 Logic of activation................................................................................................................................................................51

PART 10 SETTING MENU.........................................................................................................................................................................53

10.1 DETAILS...................................................................................................................................................................................53

10.2 SUPERVISED /UNSUPERVISED...........................................................................................................................................53

10.3 EVACUATION .........................................................................................................................................................................54

10.4 FIRE RESTORATION ..............................................................................................................................................................54

10.5 DATE /TIME ............................................................................................................................................................................55

10.6 PROMPT...................................................................................................................................................................................55

10.7 PASSWORD..............................................................................................................................................................................56

10.7.1 Retrieval of Forgotten Password..........................................................................................................................................56

10.8 LOOP ACTIVATION................................................................................................................................................................57

10.9 RESTORING DEFAULT SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................................57

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PART 11 DIAGNOSTICS MENU...............................................................................................................................................................58

11.1 DETAILS...................................................................................................................................................................................58

11.2 SOFTWARE VERSION............................................................................................................................................................58

11.3 SMOKE DETECTORS VERIFICATION .................................................................................................................................58

11.4 LAMP TEST..............................................................................................................................................................................59

11.5 AUTORESET............................................................................................................................................................................59

11.6 CHRONOLOGICAL RESET ....................................................................................................................................................60

PART 12 CONNECTION MENU ...............................................................................................................................................................61

12.1 DETAILS...................................................................................................................................................................................61

12.2 EXTERNAL PS2 KEYPAD ......................................................................................................................................................61

12.3 AUXILIARY POWER SOURCE..............................................................................................................................................62

12.4 SERIAL OUTPUTS (RS232-RS485-LAN) ...............................................................................................................................62

12.4.1 Local net setting....................................................................................................................................................................62

12.4.2 RS232 connection.................................................................................................................................................................62

12.4.3 RS485 connection.................................................................................................................................................................63

12.4.4 LAN connection ....................................................................................................................................................................63

PART 13 EVACUATION.............................................................................................................................................................................65

13.1 DETAILS...................................................................................................................................................................................65

13.2 EVACUATION MENU.............................................................................................................................................................66

13.3 EVACUATION START............................................................................................................................................................66

13.4 “EVACUATION” AND “EXTINGUISH” OUTPUTS..............................................................................................................67

PART 14 REPEATER PANEL....................................................................................................................................................................68

14.1 DETAILS...................................................................................................................................................................................68

14.2 RS232 CONNECTION..............................................................................................................................................................68

PART 15 POINTS DESCRIPTION AND UTILIZATION.......................................................................................................................69

15.1 DETECTORS ............................................................................................................................................................................69

15.1.1 Detector addressing..............................................................................................................................................................69

15.1.2 Manual zero setting of the address.......................................................................................................................................69

15.1.3 Smoke detector......................................................................................................................................................................70

15.1.4 Heat detector........................................................................................................................................................................71

15.1.5 Multicriterion detector..........................................................................................................................................................72

15.1.6 Electrical schemes................................................................................................................................................................73

15.2 RESETTABLE BUTTON..........................................................................................................................................................73

15.2.1 Input and output description.................................................................................................................................................73

15.2.2 Button addressing.................................................................................................................................................................73

15.2.3 Manual zero setting of the address.......................................................................................................................................73

15.2.4 Point setting..........................................................................................................................................................................73

15.2.5 Electrical scheme..................................................................................................................................................................74

15.3 INPUT/OUTPUT MODULE.....................................................................................................................................................74

15.3.1 Input and output description.................................................................................................................................................75

15.3.2 Module addressing ...............................................................................................................................................................75

15.3.3 Manual zero setting of the address.......................................................................................................................................75

15.3.4 Point setting..........................................................................................................................................................................75

15.3.5 Electrical schemes................................................................................................................................................................76

15.3.6 Connection Lay-Out of smoke and gas linear Detectors ......................................................................................................76

15.3.7 Programmed I/O Module for bathroom alarm .....................................................................................................................77

PART 16 GENERIC ELECTRICAL SCHEMES......................................................................................................................................78

16.1 CONNECTION BEETWEN CONTROL PANELS AND PC (RS485)......................................................................................79

16.2 CONTROL PANEL CONNECTION ON LAN .........................................................................................................................79

16.3 SIREN AND MAGNET CONNECTION WITH CONTROL PANEL ......................................................................................80

16.4 SOME CONNECTION POINTS...............................................................................................................................................81

PART 17 QUICK PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES.............................................................................................................................82

17.1 DETAILS...................................................................................................................................................................................82

17.2 FIRS CONTROL PANEL TURN ON........................................................................................................................................82

17.3 INSTALLATION LOOP ...........................................................................................................................................................82

17.4 POINT ACTIVATION ..............................................................................................................................................................83

17.5 INPUTPROGRAMMING.........................................................................................................................................................84

17.6 OUTPUT PROGRAMMING.....................................................................................................................................................84

17.7 SETTING AN OUTPUT DELAY..............................................................................................................................................84

17.8 RESET MODE OF FIRE ALARM..............................................................................................................................................85

17.9 RESET OF CONTROL PANEL FOR THE DEFAULT SET UP....................................................................................................86

PART 18 HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS........................................................................................................................................88

PART 19 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS........................................................................................................................................90

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1.1 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

The fire-prevention control panel was designed in observance to the rules EN54-2 and EN54-4, and it has the

following characteristics:

•The available versions of the control panel are at 1 –2 –4 loops.

•It is possible to address on a single loop up to 127 points (detectors, buttons, Input/output modules and

isolators), distributed like as follows:

1. Up to 120 points among detectors, buttons and Input/output modules;

2. Up to 7 isolator modules of line, which will take the addresses from 121 to 127 and they are

compulsory to conform with the regulations at least with every 32 detectors systems, buttons and

Input/output modules;

3. Un-addressed infinite detectors that will refer to point “0”.

•The installation of a control panel at 2 loops allows to install a total of 254 points with the possibility to

address up to 120 points among detectors, buttons and Input/output modules on each single loop.

•The addressing for the assignment to the detectors, buttons and Input/output modules is free (see

example in PART 5).

•The line isolators are addressed through automatic procedure directly by the control panel, assigning in

progression the addresses from 121 to 127.

The power supply and the communication to the device occurs through only two cables. A twisted and shielded

cable must be used in each loop.

Connectible detectors:

Smoke detector: EX-SOD, EX-SD

Heat detector: EX-TD

Multi-criteria detector: EX-MD

Connectable modules:

Manual button: EX-P5, EX-MP

Input / Output module: EX-MEIO

Isolator module: EX-MEIS (discontinued)

Passive isolator module: EX-ISO

Cables used for connections:

Shielded and twisted cable 0,5 mm2CABR205

Shielded and twisted cable 1 mm2CABR21

Shielded and twisted cable 1,5 mm2CABR215

ØThe detectors use a system of digital communication, a low frequency of communication and revelation

elements of errors that become highly free of interferences. The protocol has a special system of

communication (polling system) which allows a quick answer in case of alarm (127 points scanner in less than

half a second) and allows the control of the status, the analogic value and the working parameters of

detectors.

ØLoop can be subdivided into 63 zones per loop; each of them can contain one or more devices. A numerical

address must be assigned to each element of the loop. The address programming in the points occurs

through the control of the panel itself.

ØThe control panel has a retro-illuminated alphanumeric display at liquid crystals 8x21, characters for the

signal display and the programming of control panel. Faults and alarms are displayed through suitable

luminous leds. It is possible to display the analogic level of each detector, the detector type and the belonging

zone. The historical memory can total up to 1000 single or combined events carrying date and hour.

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ØThe control panel has:

1. 2 supervised outputs, one of which is preset for the siren;

2. 2 no supervised outputs at programmable clean relay NO/NC;

3. 4 open collector outputs programmable for typology of alarm and zone.

ØThe control panel is preset for three opto-isolated serial ports, RS-232 and RS-485.

1. COM1

•Module RS 232: Mini-net, LAN TCP/IP.

•Module RS 485: LAN 485.

2. COM2

•Module RS 232 (default): PC, LAN TCP/IP

•PS2: keyboard PS2.

3. COM3

•Module RS 232: Report of detector check.

ØThe control panel is preset for a further output PS2 to which it is possible to connect a keyboard for a quicker

programming of points and zones.

ØAll the programming of the control panel can be made through the panel of the control panel itself, using the

keys that have alphanumeric function.

The possible connections through the three gates described previously are given below.

Rs232 SERVICE PC

Ps2 keyboard

RS232 PC

Detectors status info

LAN TCP-IP

max 64 C.P.

SLAVE

CONTROL

SLAVE

CONTROL

MASTER PC

LAN

RS485 Slave control panels net

connected to Master PC,

(Max 64 control panels).

MOXA

MODUL

MOXA

MODUL

MOXA

MODUL

CONTROL PANEL

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1.2 POINT ADDRESSING AND ACQUISITION

The necessity of being able more and more to facilitate the phase of starter of the system from part of the

installer, has made way of having to develop more ways of installation of the points in the loop. The installer turns

out therefore not obliged from procedures rigid and standards, being able to choose at second of the situations

the way simpler than installation.

The acquisition of a point from the control panel, can be executed with four different procedures of acquisition

addressing:

1. Acquisition for installation (valid only detectors);

2. Acquisition for activation;

3. Acquisition for serial number (only if the serial number label is present in the point);

4. Acquisition for preset address.

For a suitable selection of the acquisition procedure, refer to the “PRELIMINARY REMARKS FOR A CORRECT

INSTALLATION”.

Remember that:

The acquisition of points through the installation is preferred when it is necessary to insert further un-addressed

detectors on the loop, but on already installed base, along and already active loop and that presents already

addressed points (example: isolators modules – buttons).

The acquisition of points through starting provides for the activation of already installed points along the loop. Such

points must have address 0.

The acquisition of points through serial number provides for the acquisition of a point through the research of the

series number of the same point.

The acquisition of points through the preset address provides for the acquisition of further already installed points on

the loop and addressed previously. The user must not have points with address 0 on the loop.

For more information see chapters: 7.1 and 0.

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2.1 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

The installation of the product must be performed by authorized technicians who scrupulously follow all safety

norms and procedures –law provision N° 46/90 (Legislative March 5 1990, n° 46). Only such appointed personnel

is authorized to open the Control Panel; inside there may be parts run through voltage electricity.

The product, is Class I conforming to the EN 60950-1 Normative, must be connected to the mains power line and

maintain the grounding connection and power surge protection (PE) as described on chapter 2.2.

Where to install the product.

The product should be installed in a dry area which is not subject to weather agents. Make sure that sufficient

space is left around the control panel box so that some ventilation is guaranteed. Do Not install the product on top

of or nearby a heat source or dusty areas or wherever there could be corrosive environments.

Excessive operating temperature may lead to malfunction and subsequently influence the overall performance

and duration of the product itself.

In presence of Humidity such as occasional drops of water caused by condensation may damage the product. In

the event of condensation, it is advisable to wait until the area is dried. If the product has been stored in a cold

environment for a long time, it is advisable to wait a couple of hours before the actual power up to the mains

electrical line.

IMPORTANT: only authorized personnel can open the product. Do Not try to open it without proper authorization

or else the warrantee will be Void. Remember to disconnect the mains power line and internal batteries before

proceeding to the regular maintenance every time.

2.2 CONNECTING THE CONTROL PANEL TO THE MAIN POWER LINE

230VCA

It is expected that the electrical wiring edifice/building in which the Control Panel resides is adequately furnished

with a mango-thermic switch as protection for overloads / power surges on line and short circuits.

An adequate omni-polarity switch should be in the power line frame and a accessible connector space fitting of at

least 3mm. apart. It is contemplated to adopt a uni-polarity sectioner device for the conductor phaser so that one

may identify the neutral.

The connector leads for the main power frame and internal cabling must be safely fastened by proper fastening or

fixing materials.

Shut-off main power before substituting the battery or performing other “open box” interventions on the product.

Introduce the mains power line of 230Vca in the panel container through the top right-hand corner by keeping it

distant from any internal wiring, micro-chip or main board circuitry.

Feed the power to the Control Panel adopting the proper mango-thermic power switch. The main line conductor

cable must be of at least 1,5mm² thick with a power work load which can sustain 250Vca.

NOTE: the output relays must be connected only to the circuits type SELV (not harmful power tension) in ref. to

the EN 60950-1:2001 Normative.

2.3 FUSES

On the electronic circuit board there are 5 fuses inserted on as many fittings placed vertically and they have their

feature functions described: type (F= fast, T= delayed) and nominal current.

To better learn all their general characteristics and which fuse is for which function; make reference to the

technical table reported on PART 19. Please comply to what is indicated and to not change or switch the for any

given reason or else you may alter the functioning and may cause serious faults to the Control Panel.

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- B1+ - B2+

- AUX +

FAULT - + (30Vdc)

N L

Battery fuse AUX power supply fuse

AC-DC ADAPTOR

230Vac 30Vdc

Trimmer Vac fuse

Siren out2 fuse 24Vdc out1 fuse

Fault out3 fuse

12V 7,2Ah

12V 18Ah 12V 7,2Ah

12V 18Ah

FAULT + - (30Vdc)

-24

+24

SHI

+ S

- S

- +

FAULT

SHI

OC 1

OC 2

OC 3

OC 4

RL2

RL1

PS2

N L

LINE 230Vac

F1 F2 F3

F4 F5

F1: F315mAL 250V

F2: F315mAL 250V

F3: F315mAL 250V

F4: F1,6AL 250V

F5: F1,6AL 250V

F6: T400mAL 250V

FUSES LIST

2.4 FIXING THE CONTAINER

The control panel weighs about 10Kg without batteries inside (one battery weighs about maximum 6.5Kg). The

control panel must be fixed on a vertical wall or adapted and on equivalent support; it does not have to only come

supported without an adequate fixation. For the fixation to the wall, to use first the central holes, then the two

holes low. In order to improve the traction on the implantation support, it is possible to use the two holes in the up

too, for a total of five points of implantation. For the implantation, to use of the lives of 6mm of greater diameter.

For the fixing, use at least 3 screws of 6mm of diameter or more and with an adequate dowel. In case reinforce

the surface if necessary.

WARNING: the procedures described in this manual must be only made accessible to qualified personnel.

2.4.1 Cable arrangement

Payattention to the disposition 230Vac net cables and loops cables.

Watching frontally box the metallic opened, three rectangular openings on the bottom and three holes sluices pre-

cut on the top part, can be viewed.

Use the holes in the following way:

•rectangular hole or circular hole in top at left:

to use for the cables connected to the clips at left (outputs) and at the centrum (data transfer);

•circular hole in top at centrum:

to use for the cables connected to the clips at the centrum (data transfer);

•rectangular hole or circular hole in top at right:

to use for the cables connected to the clips at right (loop);

•rectangular hole in bottom at centrum:

to use for the cables connected to the clips in bottom (auxiliar output at 24Vdc) and that of the transformer

(230Vca);

It is advisable to arrange the cable in tidy mode, so as to diminish the eventual and remote interferences between

they and the control panel.

In particular it is advisable to avoid to make to pass under the card electronic cables of loop and power supply.

This operation, yet, is not necessary, in how much it control panel and the protocol of the data has been plans in

such mode to be immune at the disturbs and similar interferences.

2.4.2 Observation

In the connection between the control panel and the magneto-thermic power switch, it is reccomended to lock the

three-polar cable or the single power supply conductors in way that during the wiring there aren’t any mechanical

movements which may effect or weaken the connection itself.

The purpose of this pre-caution is to maintain in any case a electrical security condition.

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