Autronica Autroprime 2 User manual
116-P-APRIME2-CONFIG/EGB, Rev. A, 2013-04-03
Configuration Handbook
Autroprime Interactive Fire Detection System
116-P-APRIME2-CONFIG/EGB, Rev. A, 2013-04-03
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Table of Contents
1.Introduction.......................................................................8
1.1About the Handbook .........................................................................8
1.2The Reader .......................................................................................8
1.3Reference Documentation ................................................................8
1.4Ready-to-use in a Pre-configured State............................................9
1.5Saving a Configuration and Restarting the System..........................9
1.6Configuration Examples....................................................................9
2.Service Commands ..........................................................10
2.1Site-specific Configuration ................................................................10
2.2Access Level 3 – Service Menu........................................................10
2.3Service Menu ....................................................................................10
2.4Entering the Service Menu................................................................12
3.System Settings................................................................14
3.1Menu Selections - Overview .............................................................14
3.2Save Configuration............................................................................14
3.3Restart System..................................................................................15
3.4Day Mode Operation Times..............................................................16
3.4.1Viewing Existing Day Mode Operation Times.........................17
3.4.2Adding new Day Mode Operation Times................................17
3.5Service Mode Password ...................................................................18
3.6Date and Time...................................................................................18
3.7Set Operator Panel Connection........................................................19
3.8Sound Patterns..................................................................................20
3.9Automatic Resound...........................................................................22
3.10Detection Zone (DZ) Delay Timers ...................................................22
3.11Detection Zone (DZ) Global Dependency.........................................23
3.12Battery Parameters ...........................................................................23
3.13Panel Name.......................................................................................24
3.14Language ..........................................................................................24
3.15FARE and FWRE Disablement.........................................................25
3.16Mains Power Fault Indication............................................................25
3.17Printer Setup .....................................................................................26
3.18Configuration Check..........................................................................26
3.19System S hutdown ............................................................................27
3.20Restore Factory Settings...................................................................28
4.Loop Operation.................................................................29
4.1Accessing the Menu Selections........................................................29
4.2Enable ...............................................................................................30
4.3Disable ..............................................................................................30
4.4Change Disable Time Span..............................................................31
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4.5Show Polluted Detectors...................................................................31
4.6Show Low Current Units ...................................................................32
5.Unit Configuration ............................................................33
5.1Menu Selections - Overview .............................................................33
5.2Detection Zones................................................................................34
5.2.1Accessing the Menu Selections..............................................34
5.2.2Configure Properties for a Detection Zone.............................35
5.2.3Connect to Alarm Zone...........................................................36
5.2.4Connect to Output...................................................................36
5.2.5Connect to Disable Input Device ............................................37
5.2.6Connect to Local Alarm Delay Unit.........................................37
5.2.7Connect to Panel ....................................................................37
5.2.8Disconnect from Alarm Zone ..................................................38
5.2.9Disconnect from Output..........................................................38
5.2.10Disconnect from Disable Input Device....................................38
5.2.11Disconnect from Local Alarm Delay Unit................................38
5.2.12Disconnect from Panel............................................................39
5.2.13Show Member Points..............................................................39
5.2.14Show Connected Units ...........................................................39
5.3Alarm Zones......................................................................................40
5.3.1Accessing the Menu................................................................40
5.3.2Configure Properties for an Alarm Zone.................................41
5.3.3Connect to Neighbour Alarm Zone.........................................41
5.3.4Disconnect from Neighbour Alarm Zone.................................42
5.3.5Show Member Fire Alarm Devices .........................................42
5.3.6Show Neighbour Alarm Zones................................................42
5.3.7Show Activating Detection Zones...........................................43
5.4Points.................................................................................................44
5.4.1Accessing the Menu................................................................44
5.4.2Configure Properties for a Point .............................................45
5.4.3Move to Detection Zone (/Create New)..................................46
5.4.4Connect to Output...................................................................47
5.4.5Connect to Activation Group (/Create New) ...........................48
5.4.6Disconnect from Output..........................................................49
5.4.7Disconnect from Activation Group..........................................49
5.4.8Show Connected Units ...........................................................50
5.5Fire Alarm Devices............................................................................51
5.5.1Accessing the Menu................................................................51
5.5.2Configure Properties for a Fire Alarm Device.........................52
5.5.3Move to Alarm Zone................................................................52
5.5.4Show Connected Units ...........................................................53
5.6Loop Outputs.....................................................................................54
5.6.1Accessing the Menu................................................................54
5.6.2Configure Properties for a Loop Output..................................55
5.6.3Connect to Output...................................................................56
5.6.4Connect to Activation Group...................................................56
5.6.5Disconnect from Output..........................................................57
5.6.6Disconnect from Activation Group..........................................57
5.6.7Show Activating Detection Zones...........................................58
5.6.8Show Activating Points ...........................................................58
5.6.9Show Activating Inputs............................................................59
5.6.10Show Activating Groups..........................................................59
5.6.11Show Activating Outputs.........................................................60
5.6.12Show Connected Units ...........................................................60
5.7Local Outputs....................................................................................61
5.7.1Accessing the Menu................................................................61
5.7.2Configure Properties for a Local Output.................................62
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5.7.3Connect to Output...................................................................63
5.7.4Connect to Activation Group...................................................63
5.7.5Disconnect from Output..........................................................64
5.7.6Disconnect from Activation Group..........................................64
5.7.7Show Activating Detection Zones...........................................65
5.7.8Show Activating Points ...........................................................65
5.7.9Show Activating Inputs............................................................66
5.7.10Show Activating Groups..........................................................66
5.7.11Show Activating Outputs.........................................................67
5.7.12Move to Alarm Zone................................................................67
5.7.13Show Connected Units ...........................................................68
5.8Loop Inputs........................................................................................69
5.8.1Accessing the Menu................................................................69
5.8.2Configure Properties for a Loop Input.....................................70
5.8.3Connect to Output...................................................................71
5.8.4Connect to Alarm Zone...........................................................71
5.8.5Disconnect from Output..........................................................71
5.8.6Disconnect from Alarm Zone ..................................................72
5.8.7Show Connected Units ...........................................................72
5.9Local Inputs.......................................................................................73
5.9.1Accessing the Menu................................................................73
5.9.2Configure Properties for a Local Input....................................74
5.9.3Connect to Output...................................................................75
5.9.4Connect to Alarm Zone...........................................................75
5.9.5Disconnect from Output..........................................................75
5.9.6Disconnect from Alarm Zone ..................................................76
5.9.7Show Connected Units ...........................................................76
5.10Loop I/O Carriers...............................................................................77
5.10.1Description..............................................................................77
5.10.2Accessing the Menu................................................................78
5.10.3Configure Properties for a Loop IO Carrier.............................79
5.10.4Show All Carrier Units.............................................................79
5.10.5Show Carrier Points................................................................80
5.10.6Show Carrier Inputs................................................................80
5.10.7Show Carrier Outputs .............................................................81
5.11Mimic Panels.....................................................................................82
5.11.1Accessing the Menu................................................................82
5.11.2Configure Properties for a Mimic Panel..................................82
5.11.3Configure Mimic Inputs and Outputs ......................................83
5.12Activation Groups..............................................................................84
5.12.1Accessing the Menu................................................................84
5.12.2Configure Properties for an Activation Group.........................85
5.12.3Connect to Output...................................................................85
5.12.4Disconnect from Output..........................................................86
5.12.5Show Member Points..............................................................86
5.12.6Show Connected Units ...........................................................87
5.13External Interfaces ............................................................................87
5.13.1Accessing the menu................................................................87
5.13.2Serial Port Settings .................................................................88
5.13.3TCP/IP Port Settings...............................................................88
5.13.4ESPA.......................................................................................89
5.13.5MODBUS ................................................................................92
5.13.6VDR.........................................................................................96
5.13.7Remote Access.......................................................................97
5.14Detection Loops ................................................................................100
5.15Operator Panels................................................................................101
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6.Unit Test ............................................................................102
6.1Menu Selections - Overview .............................................................102
6.2Testing Detection Zones...................................................................102
6.3Testing Alarm Zones.........................................................................103
6.4Testing Fire Alarm Devices...............................................................104
6.5Testing Loop Outputs........................................................................105
6.6Testing Local Outputs .......................................................................106
6.7Testing Mimic Panels........................................................................107
7.System Topology..............................................................108
7.1Menu Selections - Overview .............................................................108
7.2Show Properties................................................................................108
7.3Show Topology..................................................................................109
7.4Show All Faults..................................................................................109
7.5Clear Loop Config. – Restart System ...............................................110
7.6Deactivate .........................................................................................111
7.7Activate..............................................................................................111
8.Export and Import.............................................................112
8.1Menu Selections - Overview .............................................................112
8.2USB Output.......................................................................................112
8.3Export Log.........................................................................................113
8.4Select Configuration & Restart System.............................................114
8.5Backup Current Configuration...........................................................114
8.6Export Configuration..........................................................................115
8.7Import Configuration..........................................................................116
9.Configuration Examples...................................................117
9.1Before you Start ................................................................................117
9.2Example 1: Basic Configuration Example.........................................118
9.2.1Site information – Excel Sheet................................................120
9.2.2Buttons....................................................................................120
9.2.3Initial Startup – Default Configuration.....................................121
9.2.4Save Configuration / Restart System......................................121
9.2.5Site-specific Configuration – Example 1.................................122
9.2.6Step 1: Create Detection Zones and Connect Points.............123
9.2.7Add a Site-specific Name to each Point (if needed)...............124
9.2.8Step 2: Connect the new Detection Zones to the Alarm
Zone........................................................................................125
9.2.9Step 3: Save Configuration / Restart System.........................125
9.3Example 2: Configuration with several alarm zones and
control functions................................................................................126
9.3.1Site-specific Configuration – Example 2.................................128
9.3.2Step 1: Create Detection Zones and Connect Points.............129
9.3.3Add a Site-specific Name to each Point (if needed)...............130
9.3.4Step 2: Connect Fire Alarm Devices to new alarm
zones (5.5.3)...........................................................................131
9.3.5Step 3: Connect already configured detection zones to
a new alarm zone (Alarm Zone 1). (5.2.3)..............................131
9.3.6Step 4: Connect the new detection zones to a new
alarm zone (Alarm Zone 2). (5.2.3).........................................132
9.3.7Step 5: Define Alarm Zone 1 and Alarm Zone 2 as
Neighbour Alarm Zones (5.3.3) ..............................................132
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9.3.8Step 6: Connect a point in Detection Zone 6 to the
Parent Alarm Zone (5.2.3) ......................................................133
9.3.9Step 7: Configure outputs for ventilation control and
door control (5.4.4 and 5.2.4) .................................................133
9.3.10Step 8: Save Configuration / Restart System.........................134
10.Other Functions................................................................135
10.1Clipboard Functions ..........................................................................135
10.1.1Copy........................................................................................135
10.1.2Cut...........................................................................................135
10.1.3Paste.......................................................................................136
10.1.4View Content...........................................................................136
10.2Capital and Small Letters –Toggle functionality................................137
11.Configuration Tool............................................................138
11.1Introduction........................................................................................138
11.2Setup Wizard.....................................................................................138
11.3Starting the Configuration Tool .........................................................140
11.4Help File ............................................................................................141
12.Appendix ...........................................................................142
12.1Alarm Organization............................................................................142
12.1.1Detection Zones with Different Properties..............................142
12.1.2The Actioning of Alarm Zones.................................................142
12.1.3Immediate Action Detection Zones.........................................143
12.1.4Dependency Action Detection Zones .....................................143
12.1.5Delayed Action Detection Zones ............................................144
12.1.6Delayed Dependency Detection Zones..................................145
12.1.7SOLAS Detection Zones.........................................................146
12.1.8Silent, Small and Large Alarm – Overview.............................146
13.Reader’s Comments.........................................................149
Introduction
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1. Introduction
1.1 About the Handbook
This document describes in detail how to configure site-specific
installations of the Autroprime Interactive Fire Detection System
by means of the operating buttons on the panel.
1.2 The Reader
This handbook is intended for technicians and service personnel
who are responsible for the site-configuration of the Autroprime
system. We assume that the reader is familiar with the manoeuvre
and utility buttons which are described in detail in the Operator’s
Handbook.
1.3 Reference Documentation
The table below shows an overview of the complete technical
documentation that is available in several languages:
Documents Part number File name
System Description 116-P-APRIME2-SYSTEM/XGB aprime2system_xgb
Getting Started 116-P-APRIME2-GESTAR/EGB aprime2gestar_egb
Installation Handbook 116-P-APRIME2-INSTAL/DGB aprime2instal_dgb
Connecting Loop Units 116-P-CONNECTLOOPUNIT/DGB connectloopunit_dgb
Configuration Handbook 116-P-APRIME2-CONFIG/EGB aprime2config_egb
Operator’s Handbook 116-P-APRIME2-OPERAT/FGB aprime2operat_fgb
User Guide 116-P-APRIME2-USERGU/LGB aprime2usergu_lgb
Wall Chart 116-P-APRIME2-WALLC/LGB aprime2wallc_lgb
Menu Structure 116-P-APRIME2-MENUS/MGB aprime2menus_mgb
Datasheet; Fire Alarm Control Panel BS-200 116-P-BS200/CGB bs200_cgb
Datasheet;
Fire Alarm Control Panel BS-200M 116-P-BS200M/CGB bs200m_cgb
Datasheet;
Fire Alarm Control Panel BS-200L 116-P-BS200L/CGB bs200l_cgb
Datasheet; Repeater Panel BS-211 116-P-BS211/CGB bs211_cgb
Datasheet; Information Panel BV-210 116-P-BV210/CGB bv210_cgb
Datasheet; Fire Brigade Panel BU-210 116-P-BU210/CGB bu210_cgb
Datasheet; Mimic Driver BUR-200 116-P-BUR200/CGB bur200_cgb
Introduction
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1.4 Ready-to-use in a Pre-configured State
Autroprime is provided to the user in a pre-configured state, in this
state the panel is set to recognize detectors and other loop units
connected to the detection loops and the availability of routing
equipment, etc. As such, the system is fully functional and ready-to-
use simply by turning ON the power, but not configured to respond
in any non-default way. A functional verification of the panel is run to
assure the panel itself is fully functional.
By default the system has one Detection Zone and one Alarm Zone.
A point in alarm will activate all Fire Alarm Devices and Fire Alarm
Routing Equipment.
Site-specific configuration can be performed by means of the panel
buttons. Refer to chapter 2.1, Site-specific Configuration.
1.5 Saving a Configuration and Restarting the System
Note that you always have to save a configuration and restart the
system;
after an initial startup (part of the start-up procedure)
each time a configuration has been changed.
This menu selections are found in the Service Menu/System
Settings (see chapter 2).
1.6 Configuration Examples
Chapter 9 in this handbook deals with two configuration examples,
one basic configuration example and an example with several alarm
zones and control functions. These examples shows how to perform
typical configurations of a medium-sized installation (to simplify the
understanding of the configuration principle, the basic configuration
example deals with one loop and 8 points only).
Service Commands
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2. Service Commands
2.1 Site-specific Configuration
Site-specific configuration can be performed by means of the panel
buttons (configuration level 2), typically including:
naming and assigning detectors/manual call points to Detection
Zones
naming and defining the number and type of Detection Zones
(Immediate Action, Dependency Action, Delayed Action, Delayed
Dependency Action, SOLAS)
assigning Fire Alarm Devices to Alarm Zones
specifying the Detections Zones that can activate selected Alarm
Zones
configuring “conditions” for outputs, for example, coincidence
action; meaning that at least two detectors in the same detection
zone must be in alarm state before actions are initiated
assigning Detection Zones to disable devices (BW-200)
All these options and many more are available in the Service menu.
2.2 Access Level 3 – Service Menu
From the operator panel you can perform service commands. To
use the Service Commands, access level 3 is required.
Access Level Access Remedy Description
3 Password restricted Accessible by persons trained and authorized to do
reconfiguration of site specific data and maintenance
according to the manufacturer’s published instruction.
4 Mechanical tool Accessible by persons doing repair work and changing
firmware.
2.3 Service Menu
The entire Service Menu is shown on the next page.
Service Commands
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Access Level 1: No key or password required
Access Level 2: Access by key
Access Level 3: Password restricted
MenuStructure
English
Enter Service Mode
Service System Settings
Loop Operation
Unit Configuration
Unit Test
System Topology
Export and Import
SaveConfiguration
Restart System
Day Mode Operation Times
Service Mode Password
Date and Time
Set OperatorPanelConnection
SoundPatterns
Automatic Resound
DZ DelayTimers
DZGlobalDependency
BatteryParameters
Panel Name
Language
FAREand FWREDisablement
MainsPowerFaultIndication
PrinterSetup
ConfigurationCheck
SystemShutdown
RestoreFactory Settings
Enable Units
DisableUnits
Change DisableTime Span
ShowPollutedDetectors
ShowLowCurrentUnits
DetectionZones
AlarmZones
Points
Fire Alarm Devices
LoopOutputs
LocalOutputs
LoopInputs
LocalInputs
LoopI/OCarriers
Mimic Panels
Activation Groups
ExternalInterfaces
DetectionLoops
OperatorPanels
DetectionZones
Alarm Zones
Fire Alarm Devices
LoopOutputs
LocalOutputs
Mimic Panels
ShowTopology
ShowAllFaults
Clear Loop Config. –Restart System
Deactivate/Activate
ExportLog
Select Configuration& Restart System
BackupCurrentConfiguration
ExportConfiguration
ImportConfiguration
Exit Service Mode
(Functions)
116-P-APRIME2-MENUS/MGB,2012-01-10
(Applicable only if Mimic
Panels are used)
Connect to Alarm Zone
Connect to Output
Connect to DisableInput Device
Connect to LocalAlarm Delay Unit
Connect to Panel (special panel only)
Disconnect from Alarm Zone
Disconnect from Output
Disconnect from Disable Input Device
Disconnect from Local Alarm Delay Unit
Disconnect from Panel (special panel only)
Show Member Points
Show Connected Units
Connect to Neighbour Alarm Zone
Disconnect from Neighbour Alarm Zone
Show Member Fire Alarm Devices
Show Neighbour Alarm Zones
Show Activating Detection Zones
Moveto Detection Zone (/Create New)
Connect to Output
Connect to Activation Group (/Create New)
Disconnect from Output
Disconnect from Activation Group
Show Connected Units
Move to Alarm Zone
Show Connected Units
Connect to Output
Connect to Activation Group
Disconnect from Output
Disconnect from Activation Group
Show Activating Detection Zones
Show Activating Points
Show Activating Inputs
Show Activating Groups
Show Activating Outputs
Move to Alarm Zone (applies to FAD only)
Show Connected Units
Connect to Output
Connect to Alarm Zone
Disconnect from Output
Disconnect from Alarm Zone
Show Connected Units
Show All Carrier Units
Show Carrier Points
Show Carrier Inputs
Show Carrier Outputs
Configure
Show MimicInputs
Show MimicOutputs
Connect to Output
Disconnect from Output
Show Member Points
Show Connected Units
(Not applicable to FAD, FARE and FWRE:)
(Not applicable to FARE and FWRE:)
Serial Port Settings
TCP/IP Port Settings
ESPA
MODBUS
VDR
Remote Access
Configure ESPA Settings
Configure ESPA Events
Configure ESPA Receivers Table
Send ESPA Test Event
ConfigureMODBUS Settings
CongigureStatusRegisters
Configure Command Registers
Set Testbit to 0
Set Testbit to 1
Assign UniqueMODBUS Indexes
ConfigureVDR Settings
Send VDR Test Event
Server and Web Access
User Management
Clients
Client Proxy Server
Service Commands
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2.4 Entering the Service Menu
First, to enter the Menu Mode from operation mode or the panel’s
idle state,press and hold down the Enter button for a few
seconds.
The following will appear in the display:
Use the arrow down button to scroll down and select Enter
Service Mode.
Press Enter twice, then use the alphanumeric keypad and type
the password that has been selected during commissioning (4
characters).
To accept the password, press Enter once more.
The menu selections Service and Exit Service now appear in the
display.
Service Commands
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To enter the Service menu, use the arrow down button to scroll
down and select Service, then press the Enter.
System Settings
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3. System Settings
3.1 Menu Selections - Overview
All system settings are global settings, meaning that the settings
affect the entire system. From the Service Menu, perform the
following:
Press Enter to select System Settings.
The following menu selections appear:
Save Configuration (chapter 3.2)
Restart System (chapter 3.3)
Day Mode Operation Times (chapter 3.4)
Service Mode Password (chapter 3.5)
Date and Time (chapter 3.6)
Set Operator Panel Connection (chapter 3.7)
Sound Patterns (chapter 3.8)
Automatic Resound (chapter 3.9)
Detection Zone Delay Timers (chapter 3.10)
Detection Zone Global Dependency (chapter 3.11)
Battery Parameters (chapter 3.12)
Panel Name (chapter 3.13)
Language (chapter 3.14)
FARE and FWRE Disablement (chapter 3.15)
Mains Power Fault Indication (chapter 3.16)
Printer Setup (chapter 3.17)
Configuration Check (chapter 3.18)
System Shutdown (chapter 3.19)
Restore Factory Settings (chapter 3.20)
The following chapters describe the menus in detail (following the
sequence of the System Settings Menu).
3.2 Save Configuration
Each time a configuration has been changed, this command should
be run. The changes will not become effective until a Restart System
command is performed.
From the Service Menu, perform the following:
Press Enter to select System Settings.
Press Enter twice to select Save Configuration.
Type a new Site Name, or accept the existing one by pressing the
arrow down button.
Type a new Operator Name, or accept the existing one by
pressing the arrow down button.
Press Enter to type a new Site Configuration Version then press
Enter, or accept the existing one by pressing the arrow down
button.
Press Enter to type a new Description then press Enter, or accept
the existing one by pressing the arrow down button.
To confirm, press Enter.
System Settings
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3.3 Restart System
Note that you always have to save a configuration (chapter 3.2) and
restart the system in order to activate a configuration:
each time a configuration has been changed
after an initial startup (part of the start-up procedure)
From the Service Menu, perform the following:
Press Enter to select System Settings.
Press the arrow down button to select Restart System, then press
Enter.
If the system is to be restarted after a configuration has been
changed, the following message will appear:
”System configuration data has been changed. If the system is
restarted without saving configuration data, the changes will be
lost. Save data before restarting?”
oUse the left arrow button to select Accept, then press Enter
twice.
oType a new Site Name, or accept the existing one by pressing
the arrow down button.
oType a new Operator Name, or accept the existing one by
pressing the arrow down button.
oPress Enter to type a new Site Configuration Version then
press Enter, or accept the existing one by pressing the arrow
down button.
oPress Enter to type a new Description then press Enter, or
accept the existing one by pressing the arrow down button.
oTo confirm, press Enter.
After a short period the message “Configuration has been
saved” will appear.
oPress the left arrow button, then press Enter to confirm.
If the system is to be restarted after an intitial startup, the
following message will appear: “Restart of the system will perform
a controlled shutdown before restart. This may take a while,
depending on the system size.”
oUse the left arrow button to select Accept, then press Enter to
confirm.
The message ”System is now shutting down…” will appear,
and a bar will appear at the bottom showing the progress of the
reboot.
System Settings
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3.4 Day Mode Operation Times
By default the entire system is set to Night Mode, meaning that the
system is set to immediate output actioning.
The system menu Day Mode Operation Times allows you to
configure settings for automatic delay of the activation of outputs to
Fire Alarm Devices (FAD) and/or Fire Alarm Routing Equipment
(FARE) at certain periods.
The settings will only affect points that have been set to “Override
Delay and Dependency NO” in detection zones configured as
Delayed Action Detection Zones or Delayed Dependency Detection
Zones.
To achieve this, you simply choose the days in the week when you
want the system to automatically enable the delays, plus the exact
duration of the disablement in hours and minutes (the start time and
end time).
A maximum of 14 settings are available (for example, 7 days; 2
intervals per day, or, for example, 14 intervals for one specific day).
Note that overlapping settings are not possible.
From the Service Menu, perform the following:
Press Enter to select System Settings.
Press the arrow down button to select Day Mode Operation
Times, then press Enter twice.
Use the left/right arrow button to select among the following days:
oUnspecified
oEvery day
oMonday to Friday
oSaturday, Friday, Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Monday,
Sunday.
Press Enter.
Use the alphanumeric keypad to specify the start time*
(hours:minutes), then press Enter.
Specify the end time* (hours:minutes), then press Enter.
* Note that if an invalid input is given, a message indicating this will
appear in the display.
It is recommended that all settings (for example, settings for 4
different days) are done before the settings finally are confirmed.
To view existing Day Mode Operation Times, refer to chapter 3.4.1.
To add new Day Mode Operation Times to existing ones at a later
point of time, refer to chapter 3.4.2.
Press and hold down the Function button a few seconds
(“Long press to accept or cancel”).
To confirm the new settings (Accept), press Enter.
System Settings
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3.4.1 Viewing Existing Day Mode Operation Times
To view existing Day Mode Operation Times, do as follows:
oIf you have left the Day Mode Operation Times menu (if you
have not, go directly to the next step), return to the System
Settings menu, press the arrow down button to select Day
Mode Operation Times, then press Enter.
oIn the Day Mode Operation Times menu, scroll downwards
using the arrow down button several times (pressing the arrow
down button 3 times will reveal the next setting, pressing 3
times more will reveal the next setting, etc.).
3.4.2 Adding new Day Mode Operation Times
To add a new Day Mode Operation Time at a later point, provided
that there are available settings (maximum 10), do as follows:
oIn the System Settings menu, press the arrow down button to
select Day Mode Operation Times, then press Enter twice.
oScroll downwards using the arrow down button several times
until “Unspecified “ is shown (pressing the arrow down button 3
times will reveal the next setting, pressing 3 times more will
reveal the next setting, etc.).
The number of times you have to press the arrow down button
before “Unspecified” is shown in the display depends on the
number of settings that already are defined.
For example, if there is 1 previous setting, you have to press
the arrow down button 3 times before “Unspecified” is shown. If
there are 2 previous settings, you have to press the arrow
down button 6 times before “Unspecified” is shown.
oWhen “Unspecified” is shown in the display, use the left/right
arrow button to select among the days that are available, and
continue as described in chapter 3.4.
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3.5 Service Mode Password
This menu allows you to change the Service Mode Password.
A total of 4 characters must be used.
From the Service Menu, perform the following:
Press Enter to select System Settings.
Press the arrow down button to select Service Mode Password,
then press Enter twice.
Type the new password, then press Enter.
Type the new password once more, then press Enter.
To confirm the new password, press Enter once more.
The message “Please wait…” will appear in the display and the
new password will take effect within a couple of seconds.
3.6 Date and Time
This menu allows you to set/change the date and time.
From the Service Menu, perform the following:
Press Enter to select System Settings.
Press the arrow down button to select Date and Time, then press
Enter twice.
To change the time, overwrite the time (hours, minutes, seconds),
then press Enter.
To change the date, overwrite the date (day, month, year), then
press Enter.
To confirm the new settings, press Enter once more.
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3.7 Set Operator Panel Connection
This command allows the operator to specify how the operator panel
is connected.
If the panel is to be operated as a standalone panel (and the
panel is connected accordingly, i.e. J7), the menu selection
Operator Panel must be selected (default).
If the panel is to be connected to a panel bus, the menu selection
Auxiliary terminal block (J4) must be selected.
From the Service Menu, perform the following:
Press Enter to select System Settings.
Press the arrow down button to select Operator Panel
Connection, then press Enter twice.
Use the arrow left/right button to select;
J7, Operator Panel (default) if the panel is to operate as a
standalone panel
or;
J4, Auxiliary terminal block if the panel is to be connected to a
panel bus.
To confirm the chosen settings, press Enter twice.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The default panel connection setting (Service Menu/System
Settings/“Set Operator Panel connection”) is set to “J7,
Operator Panel” (connector J7). Likewise, the cables from
the integrated operator panel BS-210 are connected to
connector J7.
All panels delivered from our factory are thus prepared for
operating as a standalone cabinet with an integrated BS-210
and with no external panel bus.
If an external panel bus with additional panels is to be
connected to the cabinet or the operator panel BS-210 is to
be placed outside the cabinet, the panel connection setting
and cabling (communication cables) must be changed during
installation/commissioning in order to achieve redundancy
and fault monitoring of the panel bus.
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3.8 Sound Patterns
The standard setup of the system provides the following default
sound patterns in the following prioritized order:
Sound signal Default sound patterns Default Prolong Signal (the
last bit)
Custom-defined Pattern 1 0000000000000000 0 seconds
General Alarm Pattern 0101010101010101 2 seconds
Evacuate Pattern 1100110011001100 0 seconds
Alert Pattern 1000000010000000 0 seconds
Custom-defined Pattern 2 0000000000000000 0 seconds
Custom-defined Pattern 3 0000000000000000 0 seconds
Pattern Activation
Detection zones are connected to alarm zones (Main Alarm Zones).
An alarm signal from the detection zones activates the EVACUATE
pattern in these alarm zones. Neighbour Alarm zones may be
connected to the Main Alarm Zones. The Neighbour Alarm Zones
will have the ALERT pattern activated.
The remaining patterns may be activated from an input signal
configured as “Activate all Alarms” (refer to 5.9.2). Be aware of the
priority given in the table above.
The following settings are available for each sound pattern:
The Sound Pattern is set by choosing a predefined 16 bit number
(binary) which determines the pattern (for example, the Alert Pattern,
including the following bits; 1000000010000000). The one-digits
correspond to ON, and the zero-digits correspond to OFF.
Prolong Signal: It is possible to prolong the last signal (i.e. the last
bit) for a chosen sound pattern from 1 to a maximum of 99 seconds.
Sound Level: It is possible to choose between High, Medium or Low
sound level. (Not applicable for BBL-100 and BBL-100/IP).
Sound Tone: It is possible to choose between Continuous or Slow
Whoop. (Not applicable for BBL-100 and BBL-100/IP).
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