Honeywell Notifier ID3000 Series User manual

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1 Introduction 1-1
1.1 PC Specification 1-2
1.2 Installation 1-2
1.3 Starting the Tool 1-3
1.3.1 AuthenticationOption 1-3
1.4 Connecting a PC to the Panel 1-4
1.5 Tool Overview and Menus 1-5
1.5.1 ToolLanguage Setting 1-5
1.5.2 ToolWindow 1-5
1.5.3 FileMenu 1-6
1.5.4 PanelMenu 1-7
1.5.5 RepeaterMenu 1-9
1.5.6 ViewMenu 1-12
1.5.7 EditMenu 1-12
1.5.8 CommunicationsMenu 1-14
1.5.9 SystemParameters Menu 1-17
1.5.10 ToolsMenu 1-19
1.5.11 External SystemsMenu 1-21
1.5.12 HelpMenu 1-22
1.5.13 Toolbar Options 1-22
1.5.14 LoopDisplay 1-23
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2 Panel Settings Configuration 2-1
2.1 Specification Tab 2-1
2.2 Loop Setting Tab 2-2
2.3 Port/Printer Options Tab 2-6
2.4 Pulse Options Tab 2-8
2.5 ÜE Configuration Tab 2-10
2.6 Remote Fire Outputs Tab 2-12
2.7 Tests Tab 2-14
2.8 Disablements Tab 2-15
2.9 Day/Night Mode Tab 2-18
2.10 Other Options Tab 2-20
2.11 Extinguishing System Tab 2-23
2.12 Alarm Coincidence Tab 2-24
2.13 VdS Network Options 2-25
3 Loop Devices Configuration 3-1
3.1 Select a Device 3-1
3.2 Edit Device 3-5
3.2.1 Sensors 3-5
3.2.2 Modules 3-16
3.2.3 DefineSounder Tone Slots 3-21
4 Control Matrix Configuration 4-1
4.1 Introduction 4-1
4.1.1 EN54Requirements 4-1

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4.1.2 InputEvent Statement 4-2
4.1.3 OutputEvent Statement 4-5
4.1.4 ExtinguishingSystem Function 4-8
4.1.5 LogicOperations with Transfer
Flags 4-12
4.2 Review/Edit Control Matrix
Entries 4-16
4.2.1 ReviewEntries 4-16
4.2.2 Amend/Create/DeleteEntry 4-16
4.2.3 PrintMenu 4-17
4.2.4 ThermalAlarm Verification
Delay 4-17
4.3 Defining a Control Matrix Rule 4-18
4.3.1 InputEvent 4-18
4.3.2 OutputEvent 4-25
5 Time-of-day Configuration 5-1
5.1 Introduction 5-1
5.2 Manual Override 5-2
5.3 Editing Procedure 5-3
6 Network Configuration 6-1
6.1 Introduction 6-1
6.2 Master/Slave Network 6-2
6.2.1 Introduction 6-2

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6.2.2 Procedure 6-4
6.3 ID2net Peer-to-Peer Network 6-8
6.3.1 Introduction 6-8
6.3.2 Procedure 6-11
6.3.3 SectorConfiguration 6-13
Appendix 1 Historic & Data Log Tool
Appendix 2 Database Query Utility
Appendix 3Additional Logic Example

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1 Introduction
The ID3000/ID2000 Fire Panel Configuration
Tool (PN: 020-558) allows the userto:
a. Configurepanel settings, loop devices,the
ControlMatrix and anetwork by usinga PC
remotefrom the fire panel.
b. Receivethe existing configuration from the
fire panel to the PC, and send a new or
edited configuration from the PC to the fire
panel.
c. Configure an IDR-6Arepeater.
ThroughoutthismanualtheID3000/ID2000Fire
Panel Configuration Tool is referred to as ‘the
Tool’ and the fire panel as ‘the panel’.
Be aware that...
Thismanualisnotintendedtobeafiredetection
system design guide and should only be used
by (or under the supervision of) a qualified
systemdesign engineer.
It is assumed that the system has been
designedin accordance with the requirements
of EN54 Part 14, BS 5839 Part 1:1988 and
otherlocalcodesofpracticethatareapplicable.
Some features of the panel may, if used
inappropriately,contravenetherequirementsof
EN54. This manual includes warnings (see
exampleopposite)wherethereisthepossibility
ofsuch an occurrence.
EN54-2:13.7
Maximumof512
Sensorsand/orMCPs
perpanelunless ELIBs
areused.
Cross-references(inbold
type)inthismanual
includelinks.For example,
click on (see Section 4)
togoto thatSection.

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1.1 PC Specification
The minimum specification for the PC is:
a. PentiumClass Processor.
b. Windows XP with service pack 2 with
128MBmemory.
c. 120MB disk space available.
d. CD-ROM.
e. SVGA 1024 x 768 colour display.
Note: To ensure that the Tool’s windows are
all displayed correctly, the PC’s Control
Panel/Display/Appearancetab/Scheme
option must be left at its default setting.
1.2 Installation
To install the Tool:
1TheCD should auto-run (if it does not, click
on‘Setup.exe’).
2Follow the on-screen prompts to complete
the process.

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1.3 Starting the Tool
Doone of:
a. Double-click on the Tool icon.
b. Select ‘Programs/Notifier/ID Series
ConfigurationTool’fromthePC’s‘Start’menu.
The Tool uses standard windows methods of
opening, closing, selecting etc.
1.3.1 Authentication Option
IftheToolis authenticated, upon firstcommuni-
cation with any panel using panel software
version4.21eoraboveanauthenticationcode
is sent to the panel. Subsequently, that panel
can only communicate with an authenticated
version of the Tool. If panel authentication is
not required, do not authenticate the Tool. To
authenticatetheTool:
1Note the customer code and send it to your
company’sauthorisedrepresentative.Onlythe
authorisedrepresentativemayapplyforthe
authenticationlicencekey.Thecustomercode
may be submitted (together with the other
requesteddata)usinganelectronicAuthentication
passcoderequest,availablebye-mailfrom:
[email protected]
2Notifier will e-mail the electronic passcode
request form back yo your company’s
authorised representative with the licence
key (valid for a specific PC only).
IftheToolislaterinstalledonadifferentphysical
driveor partition, orif a licence expiry warning
is displayed (given at 30 and 7 days), the
registrationprocedure mustbe repeated.
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See ‘Help’ menu ‘About’ option for the current
authentication status of theTool.

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1.4 Connecting a PC to the Panel
Useasuitabledatacommunicationscable.The
panel requires a male RS232 9-way D-type
connectionfrom thecable.Toconnect the PC:
Caution: Direct connection of a PC to the panel’s
RS232 connector P1 will cause an earth
fault with potential damage to the PC.
Either use an isolated RS232 link or
(temporarily) disable the fault monitoring
circuit (steps 1 and 2 below). If an earth
fault already exists (LED next to link JP1
illuminated yellow), DO NOT connect
additional equipment likely to cause earth
faults as damage may result (i.e. inhibiting
the monitoring will not protect the
equipment).
1Disablethe earth fault monitoring circuit by
removing the jumper link on JP1 (A) at the
topright-hand corner ofthe Base PCB.The
PCB is marked ‘EFD’ above the link.
2Wait for at least one minute after disabling
thefaultmonitoringcircuit,thenusethedata
communications cable to connect the PC
tothe RS232 connectorP1 (B)on the Base
PCB.
3When the data transfer is complete (either
from panel to PC or PC to panel, see
Section 1.5.7),disconnect the PCfrom the
panel.
4Enable the earth fault monitoring circuit by
replacingthejumperonJP1.Tocomplywith
EN54-2: 8.2.4c,earthfaultmonitoringMUST
beenabled.
EN54-2:8.2.4c
EarthFaultMonitoring
isrequired.
Incorrectconnectionscould
resultin damagetothe
commsportofthePC.The
panel’sRS232connector
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1.5 Tool Overview and Menus
TheToolallowsyouto configure panelsettings,
loopdevices, ControlMatrix rules,time-of-day
programsand network parameters.
1.5.1 Tool Language Setting
To change the language (if more than one is
available), click on the Language Setting icon
or shortcut (or select ‘Start/Programs/Notifier/
National Language Setting’) and select the
required language from those listed. Press
<ENTER> on your PC to exit the language
selectionwindow.TheTool’swindowswillnow
usethe selected language - this does NOT set
thepanel language (see Section 2.1).
1.5.2 Tool Window
This window consists initially of a menu bar, a
tool bar, a status bar and a blank area.
MenuBar ToolBar Blankarea Status Bar

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1.5.3 File Menu
Thismenu has the following options:
a. Create New Database - allows a new
database to be saved (via a ‘Browse’
window).
b. Open Database - allows existing database
tobe selected (via a ‘Browse’window).
c. Save Database -saves changesto opened
database.
d. SaveAs - copies the open configuration to
anew database.
e. Print - prints loop configuration data. Print
Preview displays the printable data. It has
buttons (shown at left) to:
i Selectwhich pages ofprintable information
(summary and detail) are displayed by the
preview.
ii Zoom in and out of the displayed page(s).
iii Printvia astandardwindow.
iv Close the PrintPreview.
Note: To print panel settings, see Section 2.
To print the Control Matrix, see
Section 4.2.3.Toprintzonedescriptions,
see Section 1.5.9.
f. Standard windows functions - Print Setup
and Exit.
Afullprintoutofsummaryand
detailusesa lotofpaper!Use
PrintPreviewto choosethe
informationtobeprinted.
DEFAULTDATABASE
The Tool is supplied with a database,
‘configuration.mdb’,which is used by default if
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1.5.4 Panel Menu
Thismenu has the following options:
a. Add New Panel to Database - displays the
Create New Panel Configuration window
(see Section 2). When saved, the panel is
addedto the current database.
b. LoadPanelfromCurrentDatabase-displays
theOpenPanelConfigurationwindow. Only
panels which have the network type
currently selected on the radio buttons are
shown; double-click the panel or click
‘Open’.Panelsarelistedinorderbyaddress.
Pathnameof currentconfiguration databaseis
displayedhere
To delete apanel,selectitandclick on ‘Delete’.(Does
not delete a Master/Slave network panel’s entry in
the network configuration; Section 6.2.2 describes
thenetwork delete button).
Ifthepanel youwantis notdisplayed,
checkthatyouhaveselectedthe
correct Site ID - see Section 1.5.9.
Note: When loading or saving a mixed-protocol
configurationanadvisorymessageisdisplayed
ifVIEWTM deviceshavebeenallocatedaddresses
in the range 76-99. When a CPU PCB with
increasedmemory,i.e.CPD-compliantversion,
isfittedin thepanelthe VIEWTM addresslimit is
notimposed.However, as theWCTisunaware
as to which CPU PCB is fitted in the panel this
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Panel Menu (continued)
c. Edit Current Panel Options. Displays the
Modify System Options window (same as
theCreateNewPanelConfigurationwindow
but for an existing panel).
d. ImportPanelConfiguration.Usedtoconvert
a configuration file produced by the DOS
Tool into the format used by this windows
Tool,forsubsequent usewithpanelsoftware
version4.Thefiletobeconvertedisselected
via a standard windows Open window. A
further window allows selection of the
database into which the file is to be saved.
If the DOS file is for a Master/Slave
network and the new configuration is
to be ID2net, refer to Section 6.3.1 before
youbegin.
Note: Use the Files of type drop-down list to
select ID2000 (.id2) or ID3000 (.id3)
configurationfiles.
Note: Type‘.id3’:Ifthemaximumzonenumber
inthe DOS file is less than 255, theTool
assumes the panel is an ID2000. A
warning is displayed with an option to
convert the configuration to an ID3000
panelor leave it as anID2000.

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1.5.5 Repeater Menu
Thismenu has a single option which allows an
IDR-6a repeater to be configured with the
following:
a. Networkaddress
b. Panel function and zone type
c. Network details (type and location text)
d. Repeaterlanguage
e. Selectedbitmap ordefault bitmap
f. Access level (1 or 2) for Mute Buzzer
g. Eventoption (Alarms only orAllevents)
h. LED mode (Pre-alarm or Technical alarm
indication)
i. Silence/ResoundPushbuttonMode(Disable
soundersor not)
j. Common Disablement LED lit/not lit with
activedelays.
SelectConfigure and Send Data to display the
OpenRepeaterConfigurationwindow.
1Usetheradiobuttonstodisplaytherequired
paneland repeaters (no panel is displayed
forthe ID2netrepeaters option).Only those
panels for which repeaters are configured
on the Specification tab and/or Network
Setupare available for selection.
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Stand-alone Panels Master/Slave Network
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2Toconfigurearepeater,highlightitandthenselect
Open.TheConfigurationandDownloadwindow
isdisplayed(theaddressandassociatedpanel
aredisplay-onlyfields).Configurethefollowing:
i Therepeatername(maximum32characters).
ii Selecttherepeater function (Standard/VdS/
AFNOR) and zone type (Network/Local)
fromthe drop-down list and radio buttons.
iii Selectthe repeater display language.
iv Select whether the repeater displays All
Events or fireAlarms Only.
v TheSilence/ResoundPushbuttonoptionisonly
available if the VdS function is selected in (ii)
above.Itmustbesetto‘Silence/ResoundOnly’
(thedefault)unlesstherepeater’spushbutton
is labelled ‘Akustik AN-/Anstellen’, in which
case select the ‘Silence/Resound and
Disablement’option.Providescompatibilitywith
olderGermansystems.
vi Select whether the repeater hasaTechnical
Alarm LED - if YES, the Pre-Alarm LED is
usedfor this purpose.
vii To send a bitmap (logo), select it as
describedin Section 1.5.10 (or selectLoad
Default Logo to revert to the default) and
then check theAdd to Configuration box.
viii Select the access level at which the
repeater’sMute Buzzer pushbutton can be
operated(level 2 = keyswitch operation).
ix Select ‘Not Lit’ if the Disablement LED is
notrequiredtobelitwhen delays are active.
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Saverepeater
configurationto
currentdatabase
Printrepeater
configuration
Sendrepeater
configurationto
therepeater
(see next page)
Exit from this
window
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Send Repeater’s Configuration
When the repeater’s configuration has been
saved (see previous page), send it to the
repeateras follows:
Note: This procedure assumes that the
repeater’saddressswitches(1-6) are all
set to ‘0’ and that switches 7 and 8 are
setasdescribedin the repeatermanual.
1Use a suitable data communications cable
to connect the PC to the repeater.
2PlacealinkacrosstheProgramEnable (PE)
connector.
3Press and release the Reset switch.
4At the Tool’s Configuration and Download
window,selectthe‘Send’icon.TheRepeater
DownloadProgress window is displayed.
i Select ‘Start’. A progress bar and status
messageare displayed.
ii An‘Abort’ option isprovidedbut if used the
repeater memory will be left in a corrupt
state.Whenthetransferiscomplete,‘Close’
isdisplayed- selectthisto end theprocess.
(If an error occurs during the send, ‘Retry’
and‘Cancel’options areprovided.)
When the configuration has been sent,
disconnect the Program Enable link and the
data communications cable, then press the
Reset switch on the repeater.
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1.5.6 View Menu
Thismenu has the following options:
a. Toolbar - displayed or hidden
b. Status Bar - displayed or hidden
c. Background Colours display - either on or
off(default).
1.5.7 Edit Menu
This menu is only available after a panel has
beenconfigured. It has the following options:
a. Insert or Delete a device at a highlighted
location in the current panel configuration.
These functions are described in
Section 3.1
b. Expand or collapse the loop display in the
currentpanelconfiguration
c. Search - providedforfuturedevelopment
d. Sort - not used
e. Standardwindowsfunctions-Copy,Cutand
Paste
f. Set the device edit ‘drag and drop’ option
onor off
g. With the global option Synchronize Sounders
on loops using OPAL or Enhanced Protocol
selected any modules (type BELL) can have
their synchronized pulsing output turned OFF.
This is important where non-compatible type
BELLdevicesareusedonthesamesystemas
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h. Sensors Coincidence Level. One or more
sensors can be selected as the input(s) to
acoincidencerule(note-thisisnotacontrol
matrixrule). When selecting this option the
current coincidence level for the sensor is
shown-itismarkedwithatick.Coincidence
can be specified using the following filters:
- Level2: Samezone
- Levels3&5:Differentzones(stand-alone
ornetworked)
- Levels 4 & 6: Any zone (stand-alone or
networked).
Note: An advisory note is displayed when
downloadingaconfigurationtothepanel
when coincidence levels other than
‘None’(default) are selected.
The context-sensitive menu, displayed by
right-clicking on one or more sensors,
provides an alternative method of setting
coincidencelevels.
i. Swap Loops... The device content of two
loops may be exchanged with each other
(swapped).RefertoSection3.1Selecta Device
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1.5.8 Communications Menu
This menu has the following options:
a. Set up COM Port. Displays the Connection
Information Setup window.
b. Receive from Panel. Prompts for the
required database (via an ‘Open’window),
then prompts for a Level 3 passcode and
displays the ‘Receive’ window (see next
page). Used to copy the panel’s
configurationinto theTool. Connect the PC
(seeSection 1.4) and then select Receive
from Panel.
c. Send to Panel. Prompts for a Level 3
passcode,thendisplays the ‘Send’window
(next page +1). Used to load the
configuration to the panel. Connect the PC
(see Section 1.4) and then select Send to
Panel.
‘Send to Panel’ is
only available
when a panel
configuration is
displayed in the
Tool window
If theTool ‘hangs’during a
‘Receive’ or ‘Send’, check
that the correct
Communication Port has been
selected.
Connection Information Setup Window
Allows the communications port for your PC
tool to be set. The application automatically
finds and displays the available
communication port(s).
1Usethe drop-down menuto select the port
you are going to connect for upload/
download.
2Select OK.
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