Velocity MMP Manuel utilisateur

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GLT

Issue:

001

Date:

Septe

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2018

CONTROL PANEL

Operation and Maintenance Manual

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CONTENTS Page

Controls and Indicators ............................................................................................................................

System Operating Modes and Annunciation ................................................................................................................

Normal Condition (Quiescent) .................................................................................................................

Trouble Condition .............................................................................................................................

Alarm Condition ..................................................................................................................................

Supervisory Condition ............................................................................................................................

Disablement Condition ....................................................................................................................................

Test Condition ...................................................................................................................................................

Multiple Conditions ..............................................................................................................................................

Accessing the Panel ......................................................................................................................................................

Basic User Access ..............................................................................................................................................

ull User Access ..............................................................................................................................................

Engineer Access ..............................................................................................................................................

Turning Off Access ..............................................................................................................................................

Navigating the Panel Menus ...........................................................................................................................................

Table View Screen ................................................................................................................

Data ield Screen .........................................................................................................................

Text Keyboard ......................................................................................................................................................

Number Keyboard .............................................................................................................................................................

Initial Panel Setup ..........................................................................................................................................................

Setting Date and Time .....................................................................................................................................................

Creating an Installation Name ........................................................................................................................................

Passwords ....................................................................................................................................................................

Configuring the SLC Modules.............................................................................................................................................

Zone Labels .......................................................................................................................................................................

Setting SLC Device Options ..............................................................................................................................................

Setting NCA & NCB Module Options ................................................................................................................................

Setting ZMA & ZMB & MIM Module Options .....................................................................................................................

Setting MRM Module Options ...........................................................................................................................................

Event Logs .......................................................................................................................................................................

Programming ...................................................................................................................................................................

Cause and Effect ..............................................................................................................................................................

Outputs and Delays ..........................................................................................................................................................

Day/Night Mode ...............................................................................................................................................................

Alarm Verification .............................................................................................................................................................

Multiple Detector Operation .............................................................................................................................................

Positive Alarm Sequence ...............................................................................................................................................

Pre-Signal .....................................................................................................................................................................

Disa lements ...................................................................................................................................................................

Zone Disablement .............................................................................................................................................................

SLC Device Disablement ..................................................................................................................................................

NAC/Sounder Disablement ...............................................................................................................................................

Module Disablement ........................................................................................................................................................

Test Mode .........................................................................................................................................................................

Why use test mode? ..........................................................................................................................................................

How to Programme a Zone into Test Mode .......................................................................................................................

Networking .......................................................................................................................................................................

Network Typologies ..........................................................................................................................................................

Configuring the Network ....................................................................................................................................................

Running the Network .........................................................................................................................................................

Configuring the TCP/IP Connection ...................................................................................................................................

Configuring the Cloud Settings ..........................................................................................................................................

Configuring the RS232 Panel Printer .................................................................................................................................

Maintenance .....................................................................................................................................................................

ault inding .....................................................................................................................................................................

Appendix A: User Menu Summary ................................................................................................................................

Appendix B: Engineer Menu Summary ........................................................................................................................

Appendix C: Cause and Effects Settings Summary ....................................................................................................

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Controls and Indicators

Figure #1 below shows the control buttons, LED indicators and switch locations.

Figure #1

a) LED: Alarm

• Red LED.

• Flashes when there is an active alarm event present.

• On stead once acknowledged.

• Off when the alarm condition is cleared, and when the panel has been reset.

b) LED: Supervisory

• Yellow LED.

• Flashes when there is a supervisor event present.

• On stead once acknowledged.

• Off when the supervisor condition is cleared (some supervisor inputs ma require a s stem reset if the are latched).

c) LED: Trouble

• Yellow LED.

• Flashes when there’s a fault with a monitored circuit or s stem component, when a circuit is disabled or when the panel

is in an off-normal condition.

• On stead once acknowledged.

• Off when the trouble condition has been cleared (some trouble signals ma require a s stem reset if the are latched).

d) LED: Alarm Silenced

• Yellow LED.

• Flashes to indicate that the Notification Alarm Circuits and the Notification Alarm Devices are deactivated, but the panel

is still in alarm.

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• Off if the panel re-enters alarm, the s stem is reset, or if a drill is carried out.

e) LED: Power

• Green LED.

• On stead when the panel has power.

• Off when the panel has no source of power applied.

f) LED: Controls Active

•

Yellow LED.

•

Indicates that the user now has access to use either the function buttons or the LCD touchscreen displa (depending on

access level).

•

On when the user has entered the access level 2 user password, or when the user has entered the access level 3

engineers password.

•

Off when either the access has timed out, or when the user/engineer has locked the panel.

g) LED: Acknowledge

•

Yellow LED.

•

Flashes when there are unacknowledged events.

•

On stead when all current events have been acknowledged.

•

Off when there are no events.

h) LED: General Disablement

•

Yellow LED.

•

On stead when an part of the s stem has been disabled.

•

Off when there are no current disablements.

i) LED: General Test

•

Yellow LED.

•

On stead when an part of the s stem is in test mode.

•

Off when there are no current circuits/devices in test mode.

j) LED: AC Trouble/Disablement

•

Yellow LED.

•

On stead if there is a fault detected on an NAC circuit.

•

On stead when an NAC has been disabled.

•

Off when the NAC’s are in the normal condition.

k) LED: AC Delay

• Yellow LED.

• On when an NAC has been configured to dela its output.

• Off when there is no configured dela to the NAC’s output.

l) LED: AC Active

• Red LED.

• On when the output of an NAC is currentl active.

• Off when there are no NAC’s with their outputs active.

m) LED: CPU Trouble

• Yellow LED.

• On when there is an abnormal microprocessor running condition due to various unexpected phenomena.

• Off when the microprocessor is running correctl .

n) Function Button: Silence Alarm

•

A minimum of Level 2 access (B entering the user password) is required.

•

When the SILENCE ALARM ke is pressed, the panel’s Notification Alarm Appliances will be silenced.

•

The Alarm Silenced LED will start flashing and remain until either the panel is reset, or until another alarm retriggers the

notification appliances. The RED ALARM LED shall be maintained.

•

NOTE: to silence the panels internal buzzer, the alarm must be acknowledged.

•

It also sends a SILENCE SOUNDERS’ message to the printers and histor log.

o) Function Button: ACK (Acknowledge)

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•

A minimum of Level 2 access (B entering the user password) is required.

•

When the ACKNOWLEDGE button is pressed, the control panel will silence its internal sounder (buzzer)

•

Change all related active LED indicators from flashing to stead .

•

Sends acknowledgment confirmation the LCD status screen.

•

The acknowledge message is sent to the printer and the histor log.

•

The button is used to acknowledge and silence the internal buzzer for Alarm, Supervisor and Trouble events.

p) Function Button: Scroll (Scroll Acknowledge Display)

•

If there is an event waiting to be acknowledged, then the Acknowledgment LED will be lit.

•

Press the scroll button to view each current Alarm, Supervisor and trouble event on the panel.

•

The priorit will be (Alarm, Supervisor , and then Trouble).

q) Function Button: Reset

•

A minimum of Level 2 access (B entering the user password) is required.

•

Pressing the RESET button will return the panel to normal operating mode, clear an off-normal condition from the

status displa ; restore the alarm and trouble rela s to their normal states; extinguish all status LEDs except the green

POWER LED, and ellow test/disablement/dela LED’s.

•

If an alarm or trouble still exists after ou press the SYSTEM RESET button, all NACs, control outputs, and panel audio

and visual indicators will reactivate.

•

The reset message is sent to the printer and the histor log.

r) Function Button: Drill

•

A minimum of Level 2 access (B entering the user password) is required.

•

To start a drill, press the Drill button.

•

Using the DRILL button will manuall activate all silenceable outputs and Notification Appliance Circuits.

•

It will not activate the alarm rela s.

•

It creates a histor log entr of the drill and also sends it to installed printers.

•

The drill can be cancelled via a press of the SILENCE ALARM button, and will also cancel if the panel receives an ALARM or

SUPERVISORY event.

s) 4.3” Touch Screen Display

• Full colour resistive touchscreen.

• Designed to make status information clear and s stem control functions simple to operate.

• Each s stem event presents the user with a message describing the location of the alarm report and the t pe of event

(manual alarm, smoke, or heat).

• NOTE: To help increase the lifetime of the LCD display, the screen will go into standby mode if left idle for 10 min tes.

The panel will still be f lly operational and any event will ca se the screen to wake p. The screen will not timeo t into

standby mode if there are any c rrent events on the panel.

t) Internal Buzzer

• Gives an audible indication if there is an alarm, trouble or supervisor event.

• Audible distinction between alarm and trouble provided.

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System Operating odes and Annunciation

During Normal operation the panel will be in one of the following states depending on the status of the devices connected to the

panel, and user intervention. Below is a summar of the different conditions:

ormal Condition (Quiescent)

Trouble Condition

The following functions will be performed at regular

intervals when in normal mode:

• Supervises all SLC devices, network devices and the

notification appliance circuits.

• Checks for valid replies, alarms, troubles, etc.

• Checks for power suppl and batter condition.

• Refreshes LCD displa s and updates time.

• Scans ke pad for S stem RESET.

• Supervises Network communications.

• Performs time-scheduled actions (da /night

sensitivit and on/off schedules).

A typical normal display would be as illustrated below:

In the quiescent condition, the panel displa s:

• S stem Health

• Velocit Logo

The following functions will be performed when in the

trouble condition:

• Will cause the panel’s internal buzzer to sound with

a pulsed output.

• The s stem Trouble LED will illuminate and flash.

• An relevant Trouble LED’s will illuminate.

• A trouble message will be displa ed on the LCD

screen.

• The trouble rela s will be switched.

• The message is sent to the histor log and printer.

If there is a trouble signal indicated from an addressable

SLC device, the reported message will show device

address, zone and the TRM port information to aid in

locating the problem. The time and date of the trouble

indication will also be shown to aid in record keeping.

A t pical trouble displa would be as illustrated below:

On the screen, the panel shows:

• Trouble Icon

• Number of trouble events

• Details of trouble events in chronological order (showing

trouble t pe, zone number & label, device address & label)

• Scroll arrows for displa ing further events (if there are an ).

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Alarm Condition

The following functions will be performed when in the

alarm condition:

• Will cause the panel’s internal buzzer to sound with

a stead output.

• The Alarm LED will illuminate and flash.

• The LCD displa s the Alarm along with the device

name, t pe, address, associated zones and

time/date.

• Alarms latch and are not allowed to clear

automaticall .

• Alarms activate cause & effects if programmed.

• Alarm rela s are activated.

• The trouble rela s are not activated.

• Stores event in histor log and sends message to

printer.

A t pical alarm displa would be as illustrated below:

On the screen, the panel shows:

• Fire Icon

• Number of zones in alarm

• Number of devices in alarm

• First & last zones in alarm

• Details of alarms in chronological order (showing device

t pe, Zone number & label, Device address & label)

• Scroll arrows for displa ing further events

Supervisory Condition

The Supervisor condition can be configured as latching

or non-Latching for each supervisor input.

The following functions will be performed when in the

supervisor condition:

• Will cause the panel’s internal buzzer to sound with

a pulsed output.

• The s stem Supervisor LED will illuminate and

flash.

• The LCD displa s the Supervisor status label along

with the device name, t pe, address, associated

zones and time/date.

• An supervisor rela s are activated.

• The alarm rela is not activated.

• Silenced alarms are not resounded.

• Stores event in histor log and sends message to

printer.

If the supervisor input is configured as non-latching,

and there are no active trouble or alarm events, when

the supervisor event clears, the screen will clear.

If the supervisor input is configured as latching , when

the supervisor event clears, the screen will displa Local

supervisor off, and the panel will need to be reset to

clear the screen.

A t pical supervisor displa would be as illustrated below:

On the screen, the panel shows:

• Supervisor Icon

• Number of supervisor events

• Details of supervisor in chronological order (showing t pe,

zone number & label, device address & label)

• Scroll arrows for displa ing further events

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Disablement Condition

Disablements are indicated with the general disablement

LED, and a mixture of LCD/LED indications.

In this example, zone 1 is disabled. The panel shows that

one zone is disabled, and that the 10 Loop (SLC) devices

and 2 module inputs/outputs in that zone are also

disabled.

Press the zone icon, SLC device icon or local I/O for

details of the disablements.

In this example, there is a single SLC addressable device

disabled.

Press the Device icon for details of the disablement

In this example, one of the Inputs on a Zone Monitor

Class B module has been disabled.

Pressing one of the zone disablement icons will give

further details about which zone has been disabled.

Or pressing the disabled SLC devices icon will give details

about which devices are disabled.

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Test Condition

In this example, one Zone 3 is in test mode. A number of

zones can be put into test at the same time if required.

The test can be silent, or with sounders. If the sounder

option is chosen, onl sounders within the same zone as

the test device are operated.

As devices are tested, the screen changes to show the

recent tests. Use the arrow to scroll to view older tests if

required.

Multiple Conditions

In the event of multiple conditions, the panel will displa

the highest priorit event. It will displa the presence of

suppressed events as icons on the top right of the

screen. The number of events for each categor is shown

on the icon. To displa an of the supressed events,

press the icon of that event.

(Priority: Alarms > Supervisory > Trouble >

Disablement/Test)

Alarm Verification Conditions

If Alarm verification has been enabled on the control

panel, the panel will indicate the verification as a pop-up

window, giving the device t pe, along with it`s address,

text label and zone.

If the alarm clears, the panel will clear it`s screen when

the verification time ends.

If the alarm is still present , the panel will confirm this as

an alarm, and displa it`s usual alarm screen.

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Accessing the Panel

The VELOCITY panel has 2 user access levels and one installer access level.

Basic user access (Access level 2a)

Tap LCD. Select user icon . Enter user access code

(Default 0001)

This allows the user to have access to the main control

buttons, to silence alarms, acknowledge events and reset

the panel.

It is indicated b a stead Controls Active LED, and an

open padlock icon in the bottom left corner of the LCD

screen.

Full user access (Access level 2b)

From access level 2a press the menu access icon.

This allows the user to view the user menus, to view

device status, event logs etc.

It is indicated b a stead Controls Active LED, and an

open padlock icon in the bottom left corner of the LCD

screen.

Engineer Access (Access level 3a)

Tap LCD. Select Engineer icon . Enter the Engineer

access code (Default 9999). This allows the engineer to

configure the panel, set zone & device text, allocate

zones, enter panel cause & effect etc.

It is indicated b a Controls Active LED, and an open

padlock icon in the bottom left corner of the LCD screen.

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