Honeywell STX Mode d'emploi

Programming Guide

Models: STX / SMX

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Contents

1 About this Guide .................................................................................................................4

Supplemental Documentation .............................................................................................4

Notice ..................................................................................................................................4

Documentation Feedback ...................................................................................................4

2 Introduction ..........................................................................................................................6

Features ..............................................................................................................................6

Standards............................................................................................................................7

User Control Levels.............................................................................................................7

Level Definition ....................................................................................................... 7

3 Unpacking.............................................................................................................................10

4 Fastrack Panel Configuration ..........................................................................................12

Fastrack Setup ....................................................................................................................12

5 Commissioning....................................................................................................................16

Commission Zones, Devices and Onboard I/O ............................................... 16

Learn ...................................................................................................................................26

User Management...............................................................................................................26

Configure Level 2 User ........................................................................................... 27

Configuration via Bluetooth .................................................................................................28

Transferring the Configuration File ......................................................................... 28

Sending the Configuration File ............................................................................... 30

Configuration via USB.........................................................................................................31

READ FROM USB.................................................................................................. 31

Error messages ...................................................................................................... 32

Event Log Explorer..............................................................................................................33

Settings ...............................................................................................................................34

6 Administration .....................................................................................................................36

User Management...............................................................................................................36

Level 2 Users.......................................................................................................... 36

Level 3 User............................................................................................................ 36

Forgot Passcode .................................................................................................................36

Reset Master User Passcode ................................................................................. 38

Firmware Update.................................................................................................................39

Wipe Event Log...................................................................................................................41

Error messages...................................................................................................................42

7 Security Instructions..........................................................................................................44

Common Security Threats...................................................................................................44

Tips to Mitigate Security Risk ..............................................................................................44

Security Threads that Affect Honeywell HGR......................................................................45

About this Guide

1. About this Guide

This guide is for users trained to program the fire panel to work with connected devices.

1.1 Supplemental Documentation

The table below provides a list of documents for various users of STX / SMX fire panels.

1.2 Notice

The material and instructions covered in this guide have been carefully checked for

accuracy and are presumed to be correct. The images in the document are for reference

purpose only and are subject to change. However, the manufacturer assumes no

responsibility for inaccuracies and reserves the right to modify and revise this document

without notice.

These instructions cover the programming and commissioning of the STX / SMX Fire Alarm

Control Panels (FACP).

For any technical assistance email at morleyindiasupport@honeywell.com.

1.3 Documentation Feedback

Your feedback helps us keep our documentation up-to-date and accurate. If you have any

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Document Name Document Number

Models: STX / SMX Device Compatibility Document NS-MS-0002

Model: STX Installation Guide NS-MN-0019

Model: SMX Installation Guide NS-MN-0025

Models: STX / SMX User’s Guide NS-MN-0018

Models: STX / SMX Programming Guide (This document) NS-MN-0017

SmartConfig™ PC Application User’s Guide NS-MS-0020

SmartConfig™ Mobile Application FAQ Not Applicable

About this Guide

Introduction

2. Introduction

The fire alarm control panel is available in two models: STX and SMX.

The STX model

• Comes with a plastic enclosure

• Available in 1 loop (98 devices or 198 devices) and 2 loop configurations

• Has a 5-inch touch screen

• Available in Red and Grey colors

• LED indicators to know the status of power, system, and so on

• Supports 160 zones

The SMX model

• Comes with a metal enclosure

• Available in 1 loop, 2 loop, and 4 loop configurations

• Has a 5-inch touch screen

• Available in Red and Grey colors

• LED indicators to know the status of power, system, and so on

• Supports 160 zones

2.1 Features

Following are some of the features of the fire alarm control panel:

• Connections to one, two, or four Signalling Line Circuit (SLC) loops

• Support for Morley UL variant detectors and modules

• Alarm, trouble, and programmable relays

STX Panel SMX Panel

Introduction

• Multi-colour touch screen display

• RS485 connections for wiring annunciators

• RS232 connection for printer

• Firmware upgrade or downgrade through USB

• Portable configuration settings (through USB or Bluetooth)

• Backing up the event logs (through USB or Bluetooth)

• Multi-level access control (Level 1, 2, 3, and 4)

• All sounder deactivation via programming

• 315-080 annunciator support

• 315-040 LED driver for customized graphic annunciators

• Auto-learning capability

• Configuration options: USB storage device, mobile app, and the panel interfaces

• 10000 event logs for SMX

• 5000 event logs for STX

• View pulse width (PW) values

• View voltage and analogue values

• Monitored input support for supervisory

• Printer support

• Set date and time

• Walk test

• Zone disablement

• 160 programmable zones

2.2 Standards

Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

• UL 864 (10th edition) Standard for Control Units

For standards related information, refer to Underwriters Laboratories (UL) documents.

2.3 User Control Levels

2.3.1 Level Definition

The FACP panel has four user control levels: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4.

At all the four levels, the touch display is the primary indicator for the status of installation

and provides detailed information about any current fire alarm, trouble, test, or disablement

condition.

USER LEVEL 1 - All the front panel displays are functional except the control keys.

USER LEVEL 2 - All front panel controls are functional. Some system operation parameters

and functions can be changed. User Level 2 is accessible by entering a passcode from level

1. Maximum 10 users with unique passcodes can be programmed in the panel.

NOTE: The default passcode for LEVEL 2 is 1234.

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