Consilium Salwico CS3000 User manual

Fire Alarm System
Salwico CS3000
User’s guide
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Contents
About this manual.................................................................................................... iv
Chapter 1: CS3000 fire alarm system
Introduction................................................................................. 1-1
Control unit ................................................................................. 1-1
Control unit panel....................................................................... 1-2
Fire alarm panel......................................................................... 1-2
Operating panel.......................................................................... 1-3
Loop unit address...................................................................... 1-4
One or more control units .........................................................1-4
Authorization.................................................................................1-4
Chapter 2: Fire Alarm
FIRE is flashing.......................................................................... 2-1
Fire alarm in a conventional loop............................................... 2-2
Central fire alarm........................................................................ 2-2
ALARMS IN QUEUE is flashing............................................ 2-3
Acknowledge and mute fire alarm........................................ 2-4
Reset fire alarm......................................................................... 2-5
Fire alarms that could not be reset....................................... 2-6
Chapter 3: Fault indication
FAULT is flashing...................................................................... 3-1
Acknowledge faults................................................................... 3-2
Reset faults................................................................................. 3-3
Chapter 4: Disconnections
Disconnect zones....................................................................... 4-2
Disconnect a whole zone permanently ....................................... 4-2
Disconnect a whole zone for a specified time interval ................ 4-3
Disconnect detectors..................................................................4-4
Disconnect all detectors in a zone .............................................. 4-4
Disconnect a certain detector in a zone...................................... 4-5
Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone ........................... 4-6
Disconnect all detectors in a zone for a certain time................... 4-7
Disconnect a certain detector in a zone for a certain time.......... 4-8
Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone for a cert. time ... 4-9
Disconnect a manual call point............................................. 4-11
Disconnect a certain manual call point in a zone.......................4-11
Disconnect a certain manual call point for a certain time...........4-12
Disconnect external alarm devices...................................... 4-13
Disconnect all external alarm devices....................................... 4-13
Disconnect a certain external alarm device .............................. 4-14
Disconnect external control devices ................................... 4-15
Disconnect all external control devices..................................... 4-15

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Disconnect a certain external control device............................. 4-16
Disconnect a certain category of external control devices........ 4-17
Disconnect an external control device of a certain output......... 4-19
Electrical isolation of a loop................................................... 4-21
Chapter 5: Reconnection................................................................................. 5-1
Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay....................... 6-1
Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts
Fire alarms................................................................................... 7-1
All fire alarms .............................................................................. 7-1
Not resettable fire alarms............................................................ 7-3
Fire alarm history ........................................................................ 7-4
Faults............................................................................................. 7-5
Abnormal conditions.................................................................. 7-7
Disconnections............................................................................ 7-8
Status for loop unit..................................................................... 7-9
Input status ................................................................................ 7-15
Output status............................................................................. 7-16
Chapter 8: Adjustments of the system
Change access level................................................................. 8-1
Change access code .................................................................8-2
Set date......................................................................................... 8-3
Set time......................................................................................... 8-4
Resound alarm devices....................................................8-5
Set lamp intensity (Dimmer).................................................... 8-6
Change number of loop units.................................................. 8-7
Connect a PC.............................................................................. 8-8
Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors
Activate/deactivate poll flash................................................... 9-1
Set sensitivity of smoke detectors in a certain zone......... 9-2
Set time delay for smoke detectors....................................... 9-4
Chapter 10: System information
Display program version ........................................................ 10-1
Display analogue values of a loop unit............................... 10-3
Display power unit status....................................................... 10-8

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Chapter 11: Tests
Lamp test ................................................................................ 11-1
Buzzer test ................................................................................ 11-2
Power unit test and rapid charge of battery...................... 11-3
Chapter 12: MN3000 - Mini Repeater unit......................................... 12-1
Chapter 13: Maintenance............................................................................... 13-1
Appendix A: Fault codes........................................................................... A-1
Appendix B: Technical Documentation File.............................. B-1

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About this manual
This manual is a comprehensive guide that contains all of the procedures
needed to handle the CS3000 Fire Alarm System.
For a more detailed description of the system refer to the CS3000 Reference
Manual.
For information on how to maintain and perform service on the system refer to
the CS3000 Service Manual.
All CS3000 systems are custom designed including different numbers of control
units, display units, loops, zones, loop units, etc. This manual describes the
function of the control unit and the display unit MN3000, the latter is
described in a separate chapter at the end of the manual.
To help you to learn and work with the system efficiently, this manual is
organised by tasks, starting with a short description of the control unit panel
and some limitations of the system in the first chapter. The next chapters
describe a fire alarm, when there is a fault and disconnections. A disconnected
unit should be disconnected for a minimum of time since a disconnected unit is
not supervised by the system. All reconnections are made by using the
different lists in the system, refer to chapters Reconnection and Listings
Printouts.
The remaining chapters describe the following:
−How to deactivate and activate alarm delay
−How to adjust the system
−How to adjust the detectors
−How to display system status
−How to test lamps/LEDs and buzzers
All the fault codes are listed in Appendix A.
There might be some deviations between the text shown in your display and
the text presented in this manual. Always follow the instructions on your
display, if there are major deviations we would most grateful if you would
report them to Consilium Marine.

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Chapter 1: CS3000 Fire alarm system
Introduction
The CS3000 is a computerised, fully addressable analogue fire alarm system
with analogue detectors. The detectors are automatically tested and
continuously supervised by the central unit. In the event of fire the appropriate
output channels are activated controlling fire-damping measures. At pre-set
fixed intervals the system actively checks that all connected units are in
working order and that the content of the system is according to its
configuration.
The fire alarm system can be divided into several geographically separated
central units and control units, which are inter-connected into a larger system.
Conventional detectors and sensors of closing type can be connected to the
CS3000 system, in addition to the analogue detectors.
The operator supervises and operates the system from one or more control
units, which normally are placed at convenient locations, separated from the
central units.
The different central units and control units of the system communicate with
each other on the system loop, consisting of two RS-422 channels.
The central unit and its detectors communicate on two-wire loops. The loop
can either be a single-ended branch line, a two-way closed loop with or
without connected branch lines. The communication method is based on
frequency modulation (FSK). Each detector is connected to its loop via a
specially developed integrated circuit, IDA, for supervision and
communication. The detectors are normally power supplied from the loop.
In this document “loop” refers to the physical loop as described above. The
physical loop can be divided into max 5 “zones” with a definition program. A
zone can either be the entire loop or a part of a loop.
A system may contain max 999 loops, with max 64 loops per central,
including 400 conventional loops. One loop may have a total of max 150
analogue loop units.
When more than 15 alarms are activated on the same loop all output channels
controlled from that loop are activated (even when controlled from section
units that do not have an active alarm).
This User’s Guide describes the CS3000 fire alarm installation in a marine
environment.
Control unit
All communication between the operator and the system is performed via the
front panel on the control unit, that has been designed for ease of use. If the
CS3000 system detects a fire, fault, abnormal condition or change in the
system status, this is displayed on the control unit panel. The operator can
control and check a number of functions in the system. To make it easier for
the operator to handle the functions, they are divided in to three levels. Each
level is protected by an access code that can easily be changed by the operator.
The following functions are available in the system:
−Disconnection of loops, zones, detectors, manual call points, loop units,
alarm devices, external controls.
−Electric isolation of a loop.
−Reconnection of all disconnected units.
−Display of all events present in the different lists in the system.

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−Change of system status, such as date, time, and number of loops connected
to the system and connection/disconnection of PC.
−Change of smoke detector settings, such as sensitivity and time delay.
−Display of the status of all loop units connected to the system.
−Test buzzer, LED’s, indicators and display.
Control unit panel
The control unit panel is designed for ease of use. Therefore the panel is
divided into two halves, the fire alarm panel and the operating panel. The fire
alarm panel is activated when a fire alarm is detected in the system. The
operator controls and supervises the system by using the four-line display, the
keyboard and a few dedicated keys.
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The Fire alarm panel is activated when a fire alarm is detected in the system.
The FIRE indicator is flashing and, the alarming zone number and detector
address are displayed on the numeric display.
Keys
ALARM MUTE This key is used to acknowledge the fire alarm and
mute the buzzers.
ALARM RESET This key is used to reset the fire alarm.
ALARMS IN QUEUE LEDs indicating multiple alarms with a possibility
to list these on the numerical display and on the
alphanumerical display.
Indicators
EXTERNAL CONTROL LED indicating that an external control output is
ACTIVATED active.

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Operating panel
The Operating panel is used for controlling the system and to display
additional information in case of a fire alarm. The alphanumerical display is
used as a complement to the numerical display on the Fire Alarm panel, as
communication medium when operating the system, and to display guiding
texts for the function keys. Under normal conditions, when the central unit is
in normal status, the
a
text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed together with
the date and time.
Keys
1, F2, F3, F4
ng certain
o keys of their own.
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status,
, EA, mand keys used to choose the unit to operate
UTE ed to acknowledge faults and
eration to
IST, ⇑, ⇓
he arrow keys are used to scroll
through the lists.
Indicators
NNECTION
TOR fire alarm has been
FFunction keys, used for choosing functions from
the menus in the display and for enteri
characters with n
0 - Numerical keys
←Correction key, the last keystroke is erased.
↵Return key, the system returns to normal
CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
S, D, SD Com
EC, AD on.
MFault handling key us
to mute the buzzers.
RESET Fault handling key used to reset the faults.
ON, OFF, TIMER Operation keys used to choose the op
perform.
LList handling keys, the LIST key is used to open
the list function. T
POWER ON Is lit when the power is on.
DISCO Is a general disconnection indicator.
TEST Is lit when the central unit is in test mode.
ZONE/DETEC Is lit when a reset of a
NOT RESET attempted but failed.

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ALARM TRANSFER Is lit when the dedicated fire output is a
(steady light) and is flas
ctivated
hing when the door is
M
EM FAULT Is lit when a fault occurs in the system program.
Loop unit
e
pe is defined at the installation of the system.
fore the letter x.)
to 0 or 1
this manual is according to item A), if you have chosen B)
One or more co
for all
the
t this text will never occur on your unit.
In this manual we have chosen to show when this text is displayed. If your
system only includes one control unit, disregard this text in the manual and
Authorization
h
n access code. The system is in access level 1 when the
ll functions are described one by one, but for clarity the functions have been
grouped according to their functionality into different chapters. The access
code for each function is specified first in each description.
opened, the fire output is deactivated.
EXTERNAL ALAR Is lit when an external alarm output is
disconnected or faulty.
DELAY OFF Is lit when the time delay is deactivated.
SYST
ABNORMAL COND Is lit when an abnormal condition has occurred.
address
A loop unit address can be entered in three different ways but only one can b
used at a time. The address ty
A) 1 - 150
B) 1 - 99.x, x is equal to 0 or 1 (Note the decimal point be
C) 1 - 99x, is equal
All the addresses in
or C) please keep this in mind when reading the manual.
ntrol units
Your system may consist of one, two or more control units. All control units in
a system can communicate with each other and the operator may therefore
change some of the functions such as disconnection and reconnection,
control units from one control unit. When one of these functions is selected
system first asks the operator to specify which unit to work on. If your system
only includes one control uni
continue with the next step.
The functions of the system are divided into three different access levels, eac
level protected by a
door to the control unit is closed. To go to access level 2 or 3 the appropriate
access code for each level is entered. Access level 2 can also be reached by
opening the door.
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Chapter 2: Fire Alarm
FIRE is flashing
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A fire alarm is detected in the system. The zone number and detector address
in alarm is displayed on the fire alarm panel and in clear text on the
alphanumeric display on the operating panel. If dash signs are displayed in the
detector address field a fire alarm has been generated in a conventional loop,
see Fire alarm in a conventional loop. A special fire alarm, a central alarm, is
generated if dash signs are displayed in both the zone and detector fields, see
Central fire alarm.
All the information about the fire alarm is displayed on the first and second
line on the display. The zone number and the detector address are displayed on
the first line and additional information about the unit, if provided, is displayed
on the second line.
The fire alarms can be acknowledge and reset. All fire alarms are put in the All
list.

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Fire alarm in a conventional loop
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A fire alarm is detected in a conventional loop. The system can only display
the zone numbers.
FIRE ZONE 201 HD 1(1) (NOT MUTED)
MENU
These fire alarms can be acknowledged, muted and reset in the same way as all
other fire alarms in the system.
Central fire alarm
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The system has detected a fire alarm at the same time as it has detected a
hardware fault in the central unit. The system can not display the exact address
of the fire alarm it can only display the central unit number.
FIRE CENTRAL 1 1(1)
MENU
This fire alarm can be acknowledged, muted and reset in the same way as all
other fire alarms in the system.

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Two or more fire alarms in the system
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Acknowledge and mute
•Press ALARM MUTE, to mute and acknowledge all the fire alarms.
The FIRE and ALARMS IN QUEUE indicators stop flashing and turn over to
steady red when all the fire alarms are muted. The function of the audible fire
alarm is defined at the initialisation of the system. The internal buzzer is
temporarily silenced. They are permanently silenced when ALARM MUTE is
pressed. The internal buzzer is sounding each time a new fire alarm is
generated.
The zone numbers and detector addresses in alarm are displayed on the fire
alarm panel.
FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(2)
CREW CABIN 754
LAST ALARM FIRE ZONE 6 DETECTOR 14
CORRIDOR
The address of the first fire alarm is displayed on the first line and additional
information about the alarming unit, if provided, is displayed on the second
line. The address of the latest fire alarm is displayed on the third line and
additional information about this unit, if provided, is displayed on the fourth
line. The text MENU on the fourth line disappears when there is more than one
fire alarm in the system, but the F4 key is still active.
Display next alarm
•Press ALARMS IN QUEUE.
The next fire alarm address is displayed both on the fire alarm panel and on the
alphanumerical display for a few seconds. The fire alarm is presented on the
two first lines on the display.

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Acknowledge and mute
•Press ALARM MUTE, to mute and acknowledge the fire alarms.
The FIRE indicator stops blinking and turns over to steady red. The function of the
audible fire alarm when the door is opened is defined at the initialisation of the
system. The internal buzzer is temporarily silenced. They are permanently silenced
when ALARM MUTE is pressed. The internal buzzer is sounding each time a new fire
alarm is generated.
The zone number and detector address of the first detected fire alarm is displayed on
the fire alarm panel and on the alphanumerical display on the operating panel.
FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(1)
CREW CABIN 754
MENU
The zone number and detector address is displayed on the first line and
additional information about the alarming unit is displayed on the second line.
If there are more than one unit in alarm the addresses of these alarms will not
be automatically displayed. You can display one at a time by pressing the
ALARMS IN QUEUE key repeatedly.

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You can only reset the displayed fire alarm one at a time.
Select fire alarm
•Press ALARMS IN QUEUE repeatedly to select the appropriate fire
alarm.
Reset fire alarm
•Press ALARM RESET to reset the fire alarm.
The system is trying to reset the fire alarm.
FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(1)
CREW CABIN 754
EXECUTING ORDER...
MENU
The fire alarm is reset
The fire alarm disappears from the display when it is reset and it is moved
from the All list to the Fire alarm history list. The next fire alarm is displayed
after five seconds or if there are no more fire alarms the system returns to
normal status and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
The fire alarm is not reset
FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(1) (NOT RESETABLE)
CREW CABIN 754
ORDER NOT DONE: DETECTOR IN ALARM
MENU
The reason why the fire alarm is not reset is displayed on line three. The
indicator ZONE/DETECTOR NOT RESET on the fire alarm panel turns on.
The display returns to normal status and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is
displayed. The fire alarm is now a not resettable fire alarm and it can be listed
in two different ways:
1. Use the ALARMS IN QUEUE key, if all fire alarms are muted and
reset, and all faults are muted.
2. Use the list function. Press the LIST key on the operating panel and
select the Fire Alarm - Not reset list.
Check the problem and deal with it. For more information see Fire alarms
that could not be reset.

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Fire alarms that could not be reset
(Access level 2)
A fire alarm that could not be reset is put in the Fire Alarm - Not resettable
list. To reset one of these fire alarms this list can be used or they can be listed
by using the ALARMS IN QUEUE key and when the fire alarm is displayed
reset it with the ALARM RESET key.
ALARMS IN QUEUE KEY
•Press ALARMS IN QUEUE repeatedly to select the appropriate fire
alarm.
FIRE ZONE 2 DET 16 1(4)
CONSUMABLE STORE
FIRE ZONE 3 DET 24
RESTAURANT
The fire alarm address is displayed both on the fire alarm panel and on the
alphanumerical display on the operating panel.
Reset fire alarm
•Press ALARM RESET.
The system is trying to reset the fire alarm.
FIRE ZONE 2 DET 16 1(4)
CONSUMABLE STORE
EXECUTING ORDER...
The fire alarm is reset
The fire alarm disappears from the display and the Fire Alarm - Not resettable
list. The display returns to the next fire alarm after a few seconds, or if there
are no more fire alarms it returns to normal status and the text CS3000
CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
The fire alarm is not reset
FIRE ZONE 2 DET 16 1(4)
CONSUMABLE STORE
ORDER NOT DONE: DETECTOR IN ALARM
The reason why the fire alarm is not reset is displayed on line three. Check the
problem and deal with it. The not resettable fire alarm is displayed again after
a few seconds.

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LIST KEY
•Press LIST.
•Press F1 (FIRE ALARM).
•Press F2, to select the not resettable list.
The first not resettable fire alarm is displayed.
FIRE ZONE 2 DET 5
COR. BETW. STABILIZERS
ALARM 2 OF 4 (NOT RESETTABLE)
PRINTOUT
Reset fire alarm
•Select the appropriate fire alarm by using the ↑and ↓keys.
•Press ALARM RESET, to reset the fire alarm.
The system is trying to reset the fire alarm.
The fire alarm is reset
The fire alarm is reset and it disappears from the alphanumerical display. The
fire alarm is moved from the Not resettable list to the Fire history list. The text
LIST EMPTY is displayed when the fire alarm list is empty. The system
returns to the normal menu after a few seconds and the text CS3000
CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
The fire alarm is not reset
The reason why the fire alarm is not reset is displayed on line three. This text
disappears after about a few seconds but the fire alarm remains displayed on
line one and two. Check the problem and deal with it, then try to reset the fire
alarm again.

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Chapter 3: Fault indication
FAULT is flashing
When the FAULT indicator is flashing and the internal buzzer is sounding, this
means that one or more faults have been detected in the system. The first line
displays the word FAULT, followed by a fault code, a zone number, a detector
address and a fault message. Additional text, if provided, is displayed on line
two. The total number of faults is displayed on line 3.
However, if there is a fire alarm in the system the fault is not displayed. It is
then put in the Fault list instead.
The faults can, one at a time, be acknowledged/muted and reset by using the
MUTE and RESET keys situated in the Fault field. If there is a fire alarm in
the system the LIST key is used to display the fault in the display. The fault
codes are listed in Appendix A: Fault codes.

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Acknowledge faults
(Access level 2)
No fire alarms in the system,
the fault is displayed
Only one fault can be acknowledged at a time.
•Press M in the FAULT field to acknowledge (mute) the fault.
The internal buzzer is temporarily silenced. The internal buzzer is sounding
each time a new fault is detected in the system.
The FAULT indication stops flashing and turns over to steady yellow light
when all faults are muted. The internal buzzer is permanently silenced. The
fault is put in the Fault list and the alphanumerical display is erased and the
next fault, if any, is displayed. When all faults are acknowledged the system
returns to its previous status. The number of faults in the system and which
fault in order that is displayed is shown on line three.
There are fire alarms in the system,
the fault is not displayed
If there is at least one fire alarm in the system, the fault can not be displayed
and it is therefore immediately put into the Fault list.
•Press LIST to open the list function.
•Press F2 to select the Fault list.
•Select the fault by using the ↑and ↓keys.
•Press M in the FAULT field to acknowledge the displayed fault. The LED
on the arrow keys respectively is lit if there are more faults to be listed.
To exit the Fault list, press the ↵key.

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Reset faults
(Access level 2)
The faults can be reset from the Fault list or the automatic fault list displayed
when there are no fire alarms in the system. The fault is only reset if the cause
of the problem has disappeared.
•Press LIST to open the list function.
•Press F2 to select the Fault list.
FAULT (22) ZONE 2 DET 5 NO ANSWER
ENGINE WORKSHOP
FAULT 1 OF 1
PRINTOUT
The first fault is always displayed first. The list function can be interrupted at
any time by pressing the ↵key.
•Select the appropriate fault by using the ↑and ↓keys. The LED on the
arrow keys respectively is lit if there are more faults to be listed.
•Press R in the FAULT field to reset the fault.
The system will then try to reset the fault.
FAULT (22) ZONE 2 DET 5 NO ANSWER
ENGINE WORKSHOP
EXECUTING ORDER....
PRINTOUT
The fault is reset
If the reset is successful the fault disappears from the fault list. The next fault,
if any, is then displayed after a few seconds. When the fault list is empty, the
text LIST EMPTY is displayed. The system then returns to normal status and
the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
The fault is not reset
If the reset is unsuccessful the fault remains in the fault list. The fault is not
reset and the reason for the unsuccessful reset is displayed in line three.
FAULT (22) ZONE 2 DET 5 NO ANSWER
ENGINE WORKSHOP
ORDER NOT DONE: UNIT MISSING
The text in line three disappears after a few seconds. Check the problem and
deal with it. Then try to reset the fault again.