ABB Eurofire EN54 Quick start guide

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FEUN4, FEUN8 & FEUN16
FEWN4, FEWN8 &FEWN16
4, 8 & 16 ZONE FIRE CONTROL PANELS
COMBINED CONVENTIONAL AND ALARM SENSE
FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM CONTROL PANEL
User and Engineers Instructions
Note: This is an important document. It should be read EUROFIRE
and retained by the user of the Fire Control System User and Engineers Instructions v3
Part No:- 9M347457

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CONTENTS
USER MANUAL Page
Front Panel Layout and LED indicators 3
PanelBasics 5
User Menu Operation 6
User Menu Functions 7
1 Software Version 7
2 Set Clock 7
3 Isolate Sounder 8
4 Isolate Zone 9
5 Zone Sound Test 9
6 Bell Test 10
7 Lamp Test 10
8 Walktest 10
9 Event Log To LCD 11
10 Over Ride Delays 11
11 Evacuate 11
12 Exit 11
Panel Operation 12
Normal Condition 12
Fire Condition 12
Fault Condition 13
Summary of Maintenance Requirements of BS5839-1 : 2002 15
System Log Book 17
ENGINEERS MANUAL
Introduction 18
System Design Guide 18
Installation Procedure 19
Panel Specification 22
Engineering Mode 24
Engineers Menu Functions 26
14 Walktest All Zones 26
15 Auxiliary Test 26
16 Edit Pattern 26
17 Assign Zone Patterns 30
18 Assign Class Change Pattern 31
19 Assign Bomb Alert Pattern 31
20 Assign Programmable Input Pattern 31
21 Assign Evacuate Pattern 31
22 Test Pattern 31
23 Set Zone Configuration 31
24 Enter Zone Text 33
25 Edit User Text 34
26Blank
27 Setup Network 34
28 Event Log To PC 41
29 Data PC>Panel 42
30 Data Panel>PC 42
31 Clear Event Log 42
32 Default Panel 42
33 Change User Code 42
Zone Programming Sheet 43
Pattern Programming Sheet 44
Network Programming Sheet 45

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Eurofire Front Panel Layout
INDICATOR DETAILS
GENERAL FIRE - Illuminates when the panel has detected a fire activation or the Evacuate button has
been pressed.
GENERAL FAULT - Illuminates if a fault has been detected.
SUPPLY HEALTHY - Is Illuminated whilst power is being supplied to the control panel.
SUPPLY FAULT - Is made to flash if there is a fault with either the power supply or standby battery system.
DELAY ENABLED - Illuminates while there is a delay to the external sounders operating.
ALARM SILENCED - Illuminates when the external sounders have been silenced.
TEST - Illuminates when the panel is in Walk Test mode.
ALARM FAULT/ - Is made to flash if a fault on the alarm/sounder circuit has been detected.
DISABLED It is illuminated when alarm(s) are disabled – the ‘DISABLED’ LED is also illuminated.
DISABLED - Illuminates when there is a disablement on the system – this can be a Fire Zone
or an alarm line. When the DISABLED LED is illuminated, the specific ‘zone
fault’ or ‘alarm fault’ LED is also illuminated to show where the disablement is.
SYSTEM FAULT - Illuminates if the panel has ‘crashed’ for any reason and has been restarted
by the internal watchdog circuit or if the system software has become corrupted.
ZONES IN FIRE - Illuminates in fire conditions to provide indication of the zone(s) that are activated. In the
(1-16) ‘TEST’ condition the specific fire led will illuminate when the zone has been tested.
ZONES IN FAULT - Flashes to indicate a fault with a specific zone.
(1-16) Illuminated when zones are ‘DISABLED’ or in ‘TEST’ – are used with the general
condition indicators above.

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A combination of LEDs and a 4 Line * 20 Character Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) is used to simply convey
information. Messages displayed on the LCD include:-
- Zone Xin fire - Fire activation in zone number 1 to 16
- Fire Panel YZn X- Another fire panel at address 1 to 32 (Y) to which this is networked to, has a Fire
activation in zone 1 to 16 (X).
- Zone XDetectr Fire - An Alarm Sense detector on zone 1 to 16 has a fire activation.
- Zone XCallpnt Fire - An Alarm Sense Call Point on zone 1 to 16 has a fire activation.
- Alarms Silenced - Activated alarms have been switched off.
- Alarms Resounded - Alarms that have been Silenced, have been re-activated.
- Zn XMissng/oper/Eol - Zone 1 to 16 either Detector is missing, or Zone wiring is open circuit or the
End of Line device is missing.
- Zn XShort Circuit - Zone 1 to 16 short circuit.
- Zone XDet Missing - An Alarm Sense detector is removed on zone 1 to 16.
- Panel Evacuated - Evacuate option has been selected.
- Pnl XAL YShort Circuit - Another fire panel at address 1 to 32 (X), to which this is networked to, has an
fault on Alarm Line 1 to 4 (Y).
- Pnl XEoL AL Ymsng - Another fire panel at address 1 to 32, to which this is networked to, is either
Open Circuit or the End of Line EoL device is missing on Alarm Line 1 to 4.
- Fault on Panel X- Another fire panel at address 1 to 32, to which this is networked to, is in a fault
condition. This is qualified by a description of the fault that has occurred.
- RPTR XAL YScct Flt - A repeater panel at address 1 to 32, connected to this panel, has detected a short
circuit on Alarm Line 1 to 4.
- RPTR XAL YOcct Flt - A repeater panel address 1 to 32, connected to this panel, has detected an open
circuit on Alarm Line 1 to 4.
- RPTR XMicro CRC Flt - An error with the controlling software on a repeater panel address 1 to 32 has
been detected.
- Mains Failed - 230VAC input is disconnected.
- Battery Missing - The standby battery is disconnected or faulty.
- Aux 12v Fault - 12v Auxiliary output from the fire panel has failed.
- Aux 24v Fault - 24v Auxiliary output from the fire panel has failed.
- Temp Sensor Fail - Temperature sensor used for battery charging is disconnected or short circuit.
- Earth Fault - A wire/cable connected to the Eurofire panel is shorted to earth.
- Watchdog Reset - Fire panel has been re-started by the supervision circuitry.
Eurofire EN54 is a combined 2 and 4-wire conventional fire detection system that has been designed to comply with
the requirements of EN54 parts 2 and 4.
The standard conventional 4-wire system uses two pairs of wires (4-wire), one pair is used to connect detectors and
call points, the other pair to connect alarm devices (sounders, bells or strobe lights).
The 2-wire convention uses a common pair for the connection of Apollo ‘AlarmSense’ detectors, callpoints and
alarm sounders. This gives the scheme designer a greater flexibility of choice, whilst retaining compliance with the
relevant standards,
Benefits can be seen with time saving, reduced wiring cost, and ease of installation.
The Eurofire EN54 control panel is available as either 4, 8, 12 or 16 zones of fire cover. Other Eurofire EN54 panels
and Repeaters can be networked using the ‘CAN Connect’ link.

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Panel Basics
The fire control panel is operated by the 6 buttons which are mounted below the LCD. In order to gain access to the
fire panel functions, it is necessary to enter the 4 digit user code – this is to prevent unauthorised access.
In order to enter the user code, the password screen must be activated. This is done by:-
- Pressing any of buttons 1, 2, 3 or 6.
PLEASE ENTER VALID
PASSWORD
- - - -
^
The number represented by each button is displayed on the fascia above the button.
- Enter the user code (Initially this is factory set to 3545)
If the correct code is entered, the display will now show:-
11 Evacuate
→12 ------EXIT------
13 Top of engineers
Silence Up Dwn Ok
The bottom line of the LCD shows the functions available with the buttons on which they are directly above.
Note, that buttons 1 & 2 have RESET and SILENCE BUZZER permanently assigned to them.
Button 1 – RESET - Returns the Fire Alarm System to a normal clear condition – Resetting fire alarm detectors,
silencing all sounders and resetting other devices connected to the control panel.
Button 2 - SILENCE - Causes the internal buzzer during a Fire or Fault condition to stop sounding. Any
BUZZER subsequent Fire or Fault condition will cause the buzzer to resound.
Button 3 - SILENCE - Is used to turn off the external alarm sounders after a fire activation. The control
ALARMS panel will however continue to indicate a fire condition and the internal buzzer will
continue to bleep. Any subsequent Fire activation will resound the external alarm
sounders.
When the alarm sounders have been ‘silenced’, the LCD option will show ‘Resound’.
Pressing Button 3 now, the external sounders will be turned back on and the LCD
option reverts back to ‘Silence’.
Button 4 - Up - Will take you up through the menu system
Button 5 - Dwn - Will take you down through the menu system. Note with USER access you CANNOT
enter the Engineers menu.
Button 6 - OK - Is used to enter the menu choice which is highlighted on the LCD.
For example, pressing button 6 on the LCD shown above, ‘EXIT’ being the highlighted
option - would take you out of the menu system.

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User Menu Operation
When entering the User menu system, the LCD should display as shown below:-
11 Evacuate
→12 ------EXIT------
13 Top of engineers
Silence Up Dwn Ok
Pressing button 4 (UP) or button 5 (Down) will take you through the available USER options, these are:-
1 - Software Version - Shows the version of software that is controlling the Fire panel.
2 - Set Clock - Allows user to set the system clock.
3 - Isolate Sounder - Disables alarm lines, auxiliary relay and zone powered sounders if installed.
4 - Isolate Zone - Disables zone/s from the Fire system so a fire or fault is not detected.
5 - Zone Sound Test - When zone/s are set as 2Wire, allows sounders on individual zones to be momentarily
sounded.
6 - Bell Test - Alarm lines AL1 to 4 are individually switched on and off. The Alarm line being tested is
continually switched on and off at a rate of 30 seconds until stopped.
7 - Lamp Test - All LEDs are illuminated for 3 seconds, and the internal buzzer is sounded 2 times.
8 – Walktest - Allows the user to test the Fire Detectors and Call Points on the system.
9 - Event Log To LCD - Displays details of previous events on the Fire System.
10 - Overide Delays - Allows users to immediately activate devices if the system ‘DELAY ENABLED’
LED is illuminated during a Fire condition.
11 – Evacuate This causes the Fire alarm sounders and the internal buzzer to sound as well as illuminating
the ‘General Fire’ LED.
12 – Exit Returns you from the User menu back to the Fire system.
To select an option from the user menu, simply press OK (button 6), when the indicator is pointing at the desired
function, i.e.
1 Software Version
→2 SET CLOCK
3 Isolate Sounder
Silence Up Dwn Ok
Pressing OK (button 6) would select the function ‘Set Clock’.

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User Menu Functions
→1 SOFTWARE VERSION
- Top of users
→SOFTWARE-x.x MAR 03
2 SET CLOCK
Silence Up Dwn Ok
This shows the version and date of
controlling software for the Eurofire fire
control panel.
→2 SET CLOCK - This function sets the time and date of the panel.
Set Clock
14:21 Fri31 Oct 2003
Year = 2003
Up Down Next
Sets the Year.
Button 4- UP increases YEAR.
Button 5- Down decreases YEAR.
Button 6- Next moves to setting Month.
Set Clock
14:21 Fri31 Oct 2003
Month = Oct
Up Down Next
Sets the Month.
Button 4- UP increases Month.
Button 5- Down decreases Month.
Button 6- Next moves to setting Date.
Set Clock
14:21 Fri31 Oct 2003
Day = 31
Up Down Next
Sets the Date
Button 4- UP increases Date.
Button 5- Down decreases Date.
Button 6- Next moves to setting Day.
Set Clock
14:21 Fri31 Oct 2003
Weekday = Fri
Up Down Next
Sets the Day of Week
Button 4- UP increases Day.
Button 5- Down decreases Day.
Button 6- Next moves to setting Hour.
Set Clock
14:21 Fri31 Oct 2003
Hour = 14
Up Down Next
Sets the Hour.
Button 4- UP increases Hour.
Button 5- Down decreases Hour.
Button 6- Next moves to setting Minutes

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Set Clock
14:21 Fri31 Oct 2003
Minutes = 21
Up Down Next
Sets the Minutes.
Button 4- UP increases Minutes.
Button 5- Down decreases Minutes.
Button 6- Next Finishes setting clock
and returns back to menu system.
→3 ISOLATE SOUNDER – If a fault occurs or work is being carried out on an alarm circuit, it is possible to
disable the alarm circuit without it affecting the other alarm circuits. If the system is configured with Alarm Sense
devices, it is also used to disable zone powered sounders.
Please Note, When disabling zone powered sounders, Detectors and Callpoints on that zone will still be monitored
and signal fires and faults if they are detected.
Select Alarm Sounder
Alarm = 1
Active
toggle Up Dwn exit
Button 3- toggle isolates/re-activates the
alarm line.
Button 4- Up increments to next alarm
line.
Button 5- Dwn decrements to previous
alarm line.
Button 6- exit moves onto isolating the
Auxiliary Relay output
If an alarm is disabled the ‘Disabled’ and ‘Alarm Fault/Disabled’ LEDs are illuminated.
Pressing Button 6 – exit moves from isolating Alarm Lines on to isolating Auxiliary Relay output.
Auxiliary Output
Active
toggle exit
Button 3- toggle isolates/re-activates the
Auxiliary Output.
Button 6- exit moves to isolating zone
powered sounders.
The ‘DISABLED’ LED is illuminated if the Auxiliary Relay is isolated.
Pressing Button 6 – exit moves from isolating Auxiliary Relay output to isolating zone powered sounders.
Select Zone Sounder
Zn 1 =2wire Active
toggle Up Dwn exit
Button 3- toggle isolates/re-activates the
alarm line.
Button 4- Up increments to next zone.
Button 5- Dwn decrements to previous
zone.
Button 6- exit returns to menu system.

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If a zone is set as conventional – no zone powered sounders fitted:-
Select Zone Sounder
Zn 2 =conventional
Up Dwn exit
Button 3- Is Not available
Button 4- Up increments to next zone.
Button 5- Dwn decrements to previous
zone.
Button 6- exit returns to menu system.
→4 ISOLATE ZONE – If a fault occurs or work is being carried out on a zone, it is possible to disable that
zone without it affecting the other zones. Fire and fault activations from a disabled zone will be ignored.
----Select Zone-----
Zone = 1
Active
Toggle Up Dwn exit
Button 3- toggle isolates/re-activates the
Zone.
Button 4- Up increments to next Zone.
Button 5- Dwn decrements to previous
Zone.
Button 6- exit returns to menu system.
When a zone is isolated, the ‘Disabled’ and the specific zone fault LEDs are illuminated – eg. Zone1 is isolated.
→5 ZONE SOUND TEST–Will momentarily sound any zone powered sounders if system is configured to
have zone powered on that zone.
Zn 1 = 2Wire
Test Zup Zdn exit
Note, isolated Alarm Sense Sounders cannot be tested.
Button 3- Test – activates Alarm Sense
sounders on the zone for 3 seconds.
Test not available if zone is conventional
or is isolated.
Button 4- Zup increments to next Zone.
Button 5- Zdn decrements to previous
Zone.
Button 6- exit returns to menu system.

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→6 BELL TEST– Activates individual Alarm Lines. The selected alarm line is repeatedly switched on and off
at a rate of 30 seconds until stopped. Note, An alarm line that is isolated cannot be tested.
Bell 1 = Test?
Test Next exit
Button 4- Test activates the Alarm Line
at a rate of 30sec. on and 30sec. off.
Button 5- Next increments to the next
alarm line.
Button 6- exit returns to menu system.
Note, isolated Alarm Lines cannot be
tested.
If an Alarm Line is being tested, the display will show the following:-
Bell 1 = Test?
TESTING BELL 1
Stop
Button 4- Stop Will switch off testing
the alarm.
→7 LAMP TEST–Will momentarily activate all LEDs and sound the buzzer.
→8 WALK TEST–Enables the user to test the fire detectors and call points on the fire alarm system.
Walktesting Zone 1
Alarms to sound
Activate the devices
sndr Zup Zdn exit
Button 3- sndr selects whether or not to
activate the alarms when a device is
tested.
Button 4- Next moves test to next zone.
Button 5- Next moves test to previous
zone.
Button 6- exit returns to menu system.
Only one zone is placed into WALKTEST - All other zones are actively detecting fires and faults.
Note, A zone that is disabled cannot be put into walktest.
When WALKTEST is selected, the ‘DISABLED’ and ‘TEST’ LEDs are illuminated along with the Fault LED of the
zone that is being tested.
When a zone in test detects a callpoint or detector being activated, the fire LED of the zone will be illuminated and if
selected, the sounders will ring for 2seconds. Thus the user can verify the operation of each of the
detectors/callpoints on each zone of the fire system.
Note, the panel will automatically exit from Walktest if there is no activation for 15minutes.