Elmo Hekla series User manual

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User manUal

HEKLA SERIES

Control panels and signalling equipment

1 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

AND PERFORMANCE

no. 1328 – CPR – 0815

Standards: EN 54-2:1997/AC:1999/A1:2006

EN 54-4:1997/AC:1999/A1:2002/A2:2006

2 GENERALS

The ﬁre alarm control panels HEKLA series control the de-

vices of a ﬁre protection system, monitoring up to 384 dif-

ferent zones.

3 ACCESS LEVELS

Panels functions can be accessed according to three dier-

ent access levels:

• level 1 (public) – accessible to anyone via keypad

• level 2 (user) – accessible with user access code via

keypad

• level 3 (maintenance/programming) – accessible with in-

staller access code via keypad

On level 1, access is granted just to functions that can be

used by the public:

• Button Lamp Test

• Area buttons Queue Review

Level 2 gives access to controls for authorized users:

• All other buttons

• User menu

Access to level 2

– press ENTER

– enter the user access code (default)

Note: if you fail to enter the code within 10 seconds, the

control panel returns to the previous screen.

– press ENTER

Return to level 1

– press ESC until the date and time come up

4 FRONT PANEL

The control panels can be controlled via the front panel on

any ﬁre alarm control panel, or a networked repeater panel.

HEKLA HLREPEATER

All functions and statuses are viewed and managed via the

graphic display and coloured indicator LEDs on the panel.

If there is an alarm or a fault, its description comes up on

the display.

▼ Alarm message

Fire [progressive number] Zone [zone number] C [con-

trol panel address] L [loop number] D [device address]

[device type]

[zone name][device name]

Last alarm zone [zone number]

Number of zones in alarm state [number]

▼ Fault message

Control panel [panel address]

[fault description]

Total number of faults [number]

If there is more than one alarm or fault message, the rele-

vant LED and/or ﬂashes Fire Fault

– press the button by the LED to scroll through the list of

alarms or faults

Once you have viewed all the alarms or faults present, the

relevant LED stays steadily lit.

If no action is taken for 20 seconds, the ﬁrst alarm event will

come up again.

If, on the other hand, there are no alarm events, the ﬁrst

fault event will come up.

4.1 LED indicators meaning

HEKLA and HLREPEATER

LED name Colour ON steady Blinking

Fire Red Fire alarm in progress -

Fault Yellow Fault detected -

Pre-alarm Yellow Pre-alarm in progress -

Test Yellow Test in progress -

Disabled Yellow Disabled devices

present

System ON Green Active mode Installation

mode

Zones Red Fire alarm in progress

Fire Red Fire events read Fire events to

read

Fault Yellow Fault events read Fault events to

read

Test Yellow Test mode active -

Disabled Yellow At least one

disablement active

Alarm Fault Yellow Active sounders fault -

Supply Fault Yellow Battery or mains

power fault

System Fault Yellow At least one control or

repeater panel faulty

Buzzer Silence Yellow Buzzer active -

SoundersActivate/Silence Red Active sounders Recognition

mode

Auxiliary Relays Yellow At least one output

disabled

Sounders Disable Yellow At least one sounder

disabled

SelectedDetectors Yellow At least one sensor

disabled

Delays Active Yellow Delay mode active -

HLNODE

LED name Colour ON Blinking

Fire Red Fire alarm in progress

Fault Yellow Ongoing fault events

Pre-alarm Yellow Pre-alarm in progress

System ON Green Active mode Installation

mode

4.2 Buttons function

Name

Level 1 function Level 2 function

ENTER Enters user/installer

Enters the selected menu.

Moves to next ﬁeld

Conﬁrms data.

--- Selects the next menu option.

Changes the value of a ﬁeld.

--- Selects the previous menu option.

Changes the value of a ﬁeld.

--- Moves to next ﬁeld

ESC --- Goes back to previous menu.

Cancels the operation.

List of ﬁres

Scrolls through list of alarm events.

The menu goes back to the default screen if no action is taken

for 20 s.

List of faults

Scrolls through list of fault events.

The menu goes back to the default screen if no action is taken

for 20 s.

List of tests

If the control panel is in test mode, it scrolls through the list of

sounders and zones still to be tested.

The menu goes back to the default screen if no action is taken

for 15 s.

List of disablements

Scrolls through the list of disabled auxiliary relays, I/O devices,

zones, detectors and sounders.

The menu goes back to the default screen if no action is taken

for 15 s.

Silencing

--- Silences the buzzer.

Reset

--- Reset procedure: it resets the panel

when it is in alarm or fault condition.

Lamp test

Hold down to run the lamp test: the LEDs come on and

horizontal lines appear on screen

Sounder test

--- Switches all sounders on or o.

The specially programmed I/O outputs

are also aected.

Disable outputs

--- Disables or re-enables all outputs,

including fault and alarm outputs.

Disable sounders

--- Disables or re-enables all sounders.

Disable sensors

--- Disables or re-enables all specially

programmed sensors.

Delay mode

Cancels the delay in

progress.

Enables/disables delay mode.

Disabling delay mode while a delay is

active cancels the delay immediately.

5 MENU PAGES BROWSING

The menu can be used to access several functions, divided

in sub-menus as shown in section 7

p.3

– press and to scroll through the menu options

– press ENTER to access a menu option

Some options in turn contain their own menu, while others

contain functions.

– press ESC to exit a menu

Functions

– press and to change the content of a ﬁeld

– press to move the cursor or change loop

– press ENTER to go to the next ﬁeld and save

– press ESC to go back to the previous ﬁeld

– press ESC while on the ﬁrst ﬁeld to exit the function

6 OPERATION

Foreword

To understand certain functions, it is a good idea to be fa-

miliar with the process that leads from ﬁre detection to ﬁre

notiﬁcation.

Each loop address can be an input or an output, depending

on the type of device connected to it.

The loop and motherboard outputs can be supervised

(sounders) or not (I/O outputs).

Each loop input or output is assigned to a zone.

The I/O groups can contain 32 I/O inputs or outputs.

The common I/O group contains 256 devices and is always

activated in the event of ﬁre.

The sounder groups contain the behaviour in the event of

activation of each programmable sounder.

Logic ﬂow

An input device that the Fire event has been assigned to

alerts the control panel to its activation.

• Disable the devices of a zone, except sounders:

"3-1 Disable Zones".

• Disable a single input device: "6-1-2 Device Disable".

The control panel activates the common group, the group

that the input device belongs to, the groups assigned to the

zone that the input device belongs to.

In Default mode, all sounders are activated.

In Programmed mode, the sounders activate based on the

active sounder groups.

All I/O outputs associated with the active I/O groups are

activated

If a number of groups or zones require a sounder to acti-

vate and request that it use dierent sounds, the continuous

sound will take precedence over the intermittent one.

7 LEVEL 2 MENU

The menus are numbered and are arranged in a tree

structure.

This manual only describes the options that are accessible

by default to a level 2 user.

"1 Review Historic Log"

▼ "1-1 Display Historic Log"

The system logs up to 10000 events.

Once there is no more space, each new event over-

writes the oldest event.

"3 Zones - Disable & Assign"

▼ "3-1 Disable Zones"

Press and to select a zone.

Press ENTER to move the cursor.

Press and to select one of these options:

• ON - the zone's devices work normally.

• TIMED - the zone's devices are disabled during the

"day" times

• OFF - the zone's devices are disabled.

These settings have no eect on the sounders.

Press ENTER to go to the next zone.

"6 Device Set-up"

▼ "6-1 General"

▼ "6-1-2 Device Disable"

Press and to select a control panel, to select

a loop.

Press ENTER to move the cursor.

Press and to select a device, to select a loop.

Press ENTER to move the cursor.

Press and to select one of these options:

• ON - the loop's devices work normally.

• TIMED - the loop's devices are disabled during the

"day" times

• OFF - the loop's devices are disabled.

These settings have no eect on the sounders.

Other menus

The installer has the power to grant the user access to other

menus.

The installer must provide the instructions required to use

them.

EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

The product complies with current European EMC

and LVD directives.

The full text of the EU declaration of conform-

ity is available at the following internet address:

www.elmospa.com – registration is quick and easy.

GENERAL WARNINGS

This device has been designed, built and tested with the utmost care

and attention, adopting test and inspection procedures in compliance

with current legislation. Full compliance of the working speciﬁcations

is only achieved in the event the device is used solely for its intended

purpose, namely:

Control panels and signalling equipment

The device is not intended for any use other than the above and hence

its correct functioning in such cases cannot be assured. Consequently,

any use of the manual in your possession for any purpose other than

those for which it was compiled - namely for the purpose of explaining

the product’s technical features and operating procedures - is strictly

prohibited.

Production processes are closely monitored in order to prevent faults

and malfunctions. However, the components adopted are subject to an

extremely modest percentage of faults, which is nonetheless the case

with any electronic or mechanical product.

Given the intended use of this item (protection of property and people),

we invite you to adapt the level of protection oered by the system to

suit the actual situation of risk (allowing for the possibility of impaired

system operation due to faults or other problems), while reminding you

that there are speciﬁc standards for the design and production of sys-

tems intended for this kind of application.

We hereby advise you (the system’s operator) to see that the system

receives regular routine maintenance, at least in accordance with

the provisions of current legislation, and also check on as regular

a basis as the risk involved requires that the system in question is

operating properly, with particular reference to the control unit, sen-

sors, sounders, dialler(s) and any other device connected. You must

let the installer know how well the system seems to be operating,

based on the results of periodic checks, without delay.

Work involved in the design, installation and maintenance of systems

incorporating this product should be performed only by personnel with

suitable skills and knowledge required to work safely so as to prevent

any accidents. It is vital that systems be installed in accordance with cur-

rent legislation. The internal parts of certain equipment are connected

to the mains and therefore there is a risk of electrocution when mainte-

nance work is performed inside without ﬁrst disconnecting the primary

and emergency power supplies. Certain products include batteries, re-

chargeable or otherwise, as an emergency backup power supply.

If connected incorrectly, they may cause damage to the product or prop-

erty, and may endanger the operator (explosion and ﬁre).

INSTALLER WARNINGS

Comply strictly with current standards governing the installation of elec-

trical systems and security systems, and with the manufacturer’s direc-

tions given in the manuals supplied with the products.

Provide the user with full information on using the system installed and

on its limitations, pointing out that there are dierent levels of security

performance that will need to suit the user’s requirements within the

constraints of the speciﬁc applicable standards. See that the user looks

through the warnings given herein.