Honeywell PL-1000 User manual

Fire Alarm Control Panel PL-1000
Installation and User Manual
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Contents
1General / Application ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Precautions ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2 CE marking and information....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
1.3 National Standards .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
2Transport damage inspection..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
2.1 Pre-installation check list............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
3Installation Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4Specifications........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.1 Mechanical specifications ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.2 Electrical specifications ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
4.3 Environmental specifications.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
5Panel parts – front view ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
5.1 Panel parts – internal view...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
6Panel installation ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
6.1 Surface mounting......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
7Cabling .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
7.1 Mains and battery connections ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
7.2 PL-1000 connections overview ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
7.3 Optional Loop Module (PL-LIB-01) - Installation Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
8Detectors and modules overview............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
9Display and controls............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
10 System default password ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
11 Display overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
11.1 Display indications and buttons.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
12 Configuration menu............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
13 Program menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
13.1 Configuration – access to menu ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 32

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13.2 Configuration - date and time setting .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33
13.3 Configuration – panel configuration ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35
13.4 Configuration – Peripherals option ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................39
13.5 Configuration – autolearn ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................40
13.6 Configuration – description ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................41
13.7 Configuration – matrix / Cause and Effect I/O Matrix ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................43
13.8 Configuration – activation delay..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................45
14 Operation - Enable / Disable Zone and Point...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47
15 Operation - Enable / Disable Sounders ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................48
15.1 System status – wireless devices (this functionality will be available on next Firmware release) ................................................................................................................................................................49
15.2 System status – panel diagnostic values ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................50
15.3 System status – points diagnostic values.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................51
15.4 System status – history log..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................52
15.5 System test - panel user interface and relay .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................53
15.6 System test – zones...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................54
15.7 System test – outputs..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55
15.8 System test – sounders ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................56
16 Maintenance.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................57
17 Front Label Languages Available ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58
18 Product list..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59
18.1 Compatible Devices ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59

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1GENERAL / APPLICATION
The purpose of this manual is to provide the user with instructions concerning installation, use and maintenance of the PL-1000 Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP).
SYSTEM EQUIPMENT
The analogue-addressable PL-1000 FACP is medium in size and very easy to install and configure. The system is designed to manage both traditional wired field
devices and Agile wireless equipment. Installation and commissioning time are reduced to a minimum since the user interface allow in few steps to commission and
tests field devices.
PL-1000 is a single loop addressable panel expandable to two loops with an optional loop card. Each loop supports 159 detectors and 159 input / output modules.
PL-1000 includes Honeywell's Advanced protocol, which maximizes the speed and efficiency of alarm detection, as well as providing maximum information to the
installer.
The 4,3" / 109,2 cm (480 x 272 pixel) Touchscreen provides an intuitive user interface via its touch screen and menus with quick, and easy system operation.
The FACP allows configuration from the screen itself. Due to its size and power, it is the ideal analogue addressable panel for small-medium sites, where maximum
information is required from the installed devices. The panel allows the identification of each of the addressable sensors, with different levels of alarm, to verify the
state of the system, before carrying out any evacuation or transmission to the alarm receiving station or to the building management system.
Do not try to use the control unit and connected devices without reading this manual!

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1.1 Precautions
•These instructions contain procedures to be followed in order to avoid damage to equipment. It is assumed that the user of this manual has
completed a training course and that he knows the applicable rules that are in force.
•The system and all its components must be installed in an environment with the following conditions:
– Temperature: -5 °C … +40 °C
– Humidity: 10 % … 95 % (non-condensing)
•Peripheral devices (sensors, etc.) which are not perfectly compatible with the control unit may cause damage to the control unit or cause the
system to malfunction at any time. It is therefore essential to only use material which is guaranteed by Honeywell and is compatible with its
control units.
•Please consult Honeywell Technical Service if in any doubt.
• This system, like all solid-state components, may be damaged by induced electrostatic voltages.
Handle the boards by the edges and avoid touching the electronic components.
•In any case, appropriate earthing ensures a reduction in sensitivity to disturbances.
•Please consult Honeywell Technical Service if you cannot solve installation problems.
•No electronic system will operate if it is not supplied with power.
•If the mains power supply fails, the system will still operate using battery power, but only for a limited period.
•During the system planning phase, consider the authority required to ensure the power supply and batteries are appropriately dimensioned.
•Skilled personnel must periodically check the condition of batteries.
•Disconnect the MAINS and the batteries BEFORE removing or inserting any board.
•Disconnect ALL power supply sources from the control unit BEFORE performing any servicing.
•The control unit and the connected devices (sensors, modules, repeaters, etc.) may be damaged if a new board is inserted or removed, or if the
powered cables are connected.
•The most common cause of malfunctions is inappropriate maintenance.
•Pay particular attention to these aspects from the start of the system planning phase; this will facilitate future servicing and will reduce cost.

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1.2 CE marking and information
This document is a declaration that the products listed below conform to the essential protection requirements of the following European Directives:
•RoHS - Restrictions on the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment
•Equipment Directive 2011/65/EU
•Compliance with RoHS 2 - Product does not contain any hazardous substances above the limits designated in the RoHS Directive. Product falls within Category
9 - Monitoring and Control instruments
The EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, by the application of the following EMC Standards:
•EN 61000-6-3:2007 +A1: 2011 (Emissions)
•Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Generic emission standard for residential, commercial and light industrial environments
•EN 50130-4: 2011 +A1: 2014 (immunity)
•EMC Product family standard. Immunity requirements for components of fire, intruder and social alarm systems
•Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU
•CPR Directive 305/2011
1.3 National Standards
•This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with these instructions and the appropriate national, regional and local regulations, specific to the
country and location of the installation. Consult with the appropriate Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) for confirmation of the requirements
•This equipment must be installed in accordance with these instructions and the appropriate national, regional and local wiring regulations
This device must be installed and must operate in accordance with these instructions and to the rules in force in the installation place.
EN54
!
EN54-2 13.7
Maximum of 512 Sensors / Manual Call Points per panel.
Additional and updated Information
The described features, specifications and product related information in this manual correspond to the date of issue (refer to date on the front page) and
may differ due to modifications and/or amended Standards and Regulations of the System design, Installation and Commissioning.
Updated information is available for comparison on the MORLEY IAS Fire Systems homepage.

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2TRANSPORT DAMAGE INSPECTION
Please check all of the packaging and components for damage before commencing the assembly and installation work. Do not assemble or install visibly damaged
modules and components!
Fig. 1: Checking for damage
It is important to check all supplied equipment for damage before
proceeding with the installation! Before attempting to install the PL-1000
FACP, or other equipment, you must do the following:
1. After removing the FACP, modules and other related equipment from
its packaging, and before you proceed with installing it in its chosen
location, check for any damage that may have occurred while in
transit.
In the unlikely event that any of the supplied FACP items has
been damaged
, you MUST NOT install it but return it to your
supplier, see the following section.
2. If you are satisfied that none of the supplied items has been damaged,
you can now proceed with installation. Refer to the relevant sections
that apply to your installation/configuration requirements.
Danger – Electrical shock!
Remove all power from the FACP before carrying out any installation work!
ESD protection
While handling electronic assemblies, the necessary precautions against electrostatic discharge must be taken.

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WHAT TO DO IF THE EQUIPMENT RECEIVED IS DAMAGED
If you have problems regarding the quality of any supplied order items including the FACP, its ancillaries or items are missing, follow the procedure below.
1. DO NOT continue with the installation but, contact your supplier for advice on what to do next. Similarly, if the product is found to be faulty during installation
contact your supplier immediately.
2. To aid your supplier and the manufacturer, you are requested to quote the manufacturer’s unique batch reference number, which can be found on the packaging
or inside the back box.
3. Note all the details relevant to your complaint, date of receipt, packaging condition and forward it to your supplier.
4. Were the product needs to be returned to your supplier, you are requested to use the original packaging, or suitable anti-static equivalent, wherever possible.
2.1 Pre-installation check list
Before installing the PL-1000 FACP you must first ensure that the following criteria have been met. Failure to do this, may not only result in damage to the
equipment but may also cause problems during commissioning operations, or adversely affect its performance:
•DO ensure the operating ambient temperature where the panel is installed is in the range: -5 °C … +40 °C
•DO Ensure the panel is installed where the relative humidity is between 5 % … 95 % non-condensing
•DO Ensure the panel is installed in an area where solids and liquid entering is not beyond IP 30 rating
•DO NOT site the panel where there would be restricted access to the inside of the equipment and to the internal cabling and wiring connections points
•DO NOT locate the panel where there are high levels of vibration or shock
TRANSIENT PROTECION
This equipment contains transient-protection devices. Although no system is completely immune from lightning transients and interference, to allow its correct
functionality and to reduce susceptibility, this equipment must be earthed correctly.
As with all static sensitive electronic components, this system may operate erratically or can be damaged if subjected to lightning-induced transients.
The use of overhead or outside aerial wiring is not recommended, due to the increased susceptibility to nearby lightning strikes.

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3INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
The panel range is designed for mounting onto an internal wall of a protected building and is not suitable for mounting on outdoor applications.
1. Install the panel housing in accordance with the instructions reported in this manual.
2. Bring the field wiring/cables through the recommended entry points on the backbox. Prepare all cable/wiring entry with appropriate fire industry-approved cable
glands and label all field wiring correctly to aid termination.
3. Install a fire industry-approved, AC mains power supply isolator ‘fused spur unit’ close to the FACP. The mains supply cable must be brought into the housing,
using a recommended cable entry point.
4. Use this manual for recommendations on how to install batteries inside the housing.
5. Once individual cables are checked, make the wiring of each circuit. The battery link is fitted during the commissioning power up stage.

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4SPECIFICATIONS
•4,3'' / 109,2 cm Touch-screen graphical color display, 480 x 272 pixel with back illumination and backlit membrane buttons
•One loop expandable to 2 loops with an optional expansion card
•Each loop manages up to 159 detectors plus 159 input/ output modules
•16 Zones
•Fire and Fault C/NC/NO dry contacts relay
•1 24 V DC, User load max. 500 mA
•2 Digital Inputs
•Two sounder circuits load max. 250 mA each
•Output delays max. 10 minutes (according to EN 54)
•10 Illuminated status LED: Power, Fire, Disablement, Test, Fault, System Fault, Earth Fault, Power Supply Fault, Aux Power Supply Output Fault, Sounder
Fault/Disablement
•4 operating buttons: Reset Panel, Silence Buzzer, Silence Sounders, Evacuate
•3 confirmations LED: Buzzer Mute, Sounder Stop, Evacuate
•1 mechanical key
•The internal panel buzzer provides an audible alert to the authorized user, to take immediate action whenever the system detects any condition such as a fire or
fault event. Depending on the type of event, the buzzer activates (sounds) using a different tone pattern. The SILENCE BUZZER control button is used to silence
(mute) the internal buzzer after it has switched on following an event. This control is available at all access levels, without a need for PIN code
•AC power supply with different plug options with a max. rate power of 65 W
•Autonomy in standby and alarm time, in absence of main power, are based on the system configuration. Please refer to Honeywell Loop Calculator for more details
•Batteries: 2 x 12 V DC / 7 Ah
•Log and configuration through USB port type B, available in future releases
•Imin= 180 mA
•Imaxa= 380 mA
•Imaxb= 1,3 A
•Maximum RiMin = 0,63 Ohm
•Certified EN 54-2 / AC / A1
•Certified EN 54-4 / A1 / A2
•Certified LVD 62.368-1:2014+A11

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4.1 Mechanical specifications
Fig. 2: Dimensions
•Dimensions in mm: 379 x 356 x 120 (width x height x depth)
•Upper 15 cable glands Ø 21 mm
•Back 8 cable glands Ø 21 mm
•Cable entry easy to break
•Housing color: RAL 9002
•Material: ABS flame retardant UL94 class V-0
•Weight: 1760 g
Fig. 3: Front View
Fig. 4: Side View
Fig. 5: Top View
Fig. 6: Back View

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4.2 Electrical specifications
•External power supply: 100 ... 240 V AC, 50 ... 60 Hz
•AC Fuse: 4 A / 250 Vac / 5 x 20 mm (slow blow)
•Power consumption: max. 65 W
•2 Supervised sounder outputs each with max. 250 mA
•1 24 V DC, User load max. 500 mA
•2 Digital Inputs
•1 Alarm relay C/NC/NO dry contacts
•1 Fault relay C/NC/NO dry contacts
•Max. 1.500 m distance depending on the cable section and current consumption in alarm
•Rmax battery: 1,4 Ohm
•Battery fuse: 4 A / 250 Vac / 5 x 20 mm (fast acting)
4.3 Environmental specifications
•Climate classification: K5 (IEC 721-2-3)
•Temperature range: -5 ºC ... 40 ºC
•Relative humidity: 5 % ... 95 % non-condensing
•Protection rating: IP 30 (acc. EN 60529)

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5PANEL PARTS – FRONT VIEW
Fig. 6: Front view
Touch-screen Display
Functional Buttons
LED Indicators
Mechanical Key

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5.1 Panel parts – internal view
Fig. 8: Internal view
1
Front Cover
7
Battery Fuse
13
Panel Closing Screws
2
Cable Entry Holes
8
Buzzer
14
Main Board
3
Main Connector
9
RCT Battery
15
Loop Expansion Card Connector
4
Terminals
10
USB Port B Type
16
Loop Expansion Card
5
Display
11
Serial Ports
17
Rear Cover
6
Battery connector
12
Batteries Location

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Fig. 9: Batteries type Yuasa NP7-12FR 2 x 12 V DC / 7 Ah (example)
Batteries used within this product may only be replaced by batteries that are in compliance with IEC 60896-11, IEC 60896-21, IEC 60896-22,
IEC 61056-1 and IEC 61056-2 or IEC 62485-2 and made of material with flammability rating V-1 or better.

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6PANEL INSTALLATION
The equipment must be installed indoors, with requirements refer chapter 4.3.
The installation of the panel must be carried out by qualified personnel. The electronic components that make up of the equipment, are vulnerable to physical
damage or electrostatic discharge. It is advisable to take anti-static precautions.
The equipment must be installed on a flat, dry surface at eye level and so that the housing is not deformed.
Use the fastening elements provided or similar ones, adapting them to the type of surface.
The cables must be inserted inside the box through suitable means (cable glands, not provided), avoiding rubbing with the metal edges of the box. Use the
pre-cut opening provided.
The panel must be mounted on a wall at a height of 1,70 m above floor level, such that the display is just above normal eye level.
Fig. 10: Mounting hight

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6.1 Surface mounting
The PL-1000 FACP can be surface mounted onto a flat wall, using suitable fixtures and fittings (height between 80 … 170 cm). As a general recommendation for
type of wall surfaces, ensure assessments are made and suitable fixtures and fittings are used to hold the panel assembly. The panel backbox is mounted on a
concrete block wall.
Fig.
7: Mark the required hole
STEP 1
Hold the panel backbox horizontally (align using a spirit
level) on the mounting surface and mark the 3 mounting
holes.
CABLE ENTRIES
•Upper 15 cable glands Ø 21 mm
•Back 8 cable glands Ø 21 mm
•Cable entry easy to break
Fig. 14: Cable Entries
Fig. 12: Drill holes
STEP 2
Drill the wall on the three fixing points and utilize the
accessories included with the panel (3,5 x 25 mm) to secure
the panel on the wall.
STEP 3
Mounting backbox
Put the screw in the hole , align the screw on the cover with
the keyhole on the back, then insert the screws on the holes
to complete panel installation.

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7CABLING
All wiring must comply with local regulations. Also observe the requirements for cabling and interconnection of a fire detection and alarm system.
For information on how to wire compatible field devices, please refer to the related product documentation.
CABLING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Cables must be brought into the housing using the 20 mm cable entry points provided on the top and rear of the panel housing. Ensure that all openings in the
housing are closed before connecting power to the panel, to prevent inadvertent access to hazardous voltages.
2. Tails must be of sufficient length to connect to the respective terminal at the commissioning stage.
3. Cables that are screened must be terminated at the panel housing and earthed at points provided on the top side.
4. The mains supply must be suitably fused and rated as per specifications. Mains supply must have a dedicated path from the site distribution board, with an
over-current protection device rated capacity of max. 16 A.
5. The cable entry points on the extreme right-hand side must be used for mains cable entry. DO NOT route mains cable using any other cable entry points and
ensure that the mains wiring is always separated from the low voltage wiring. It is good practice to always isolate the mains power at the external isolator
equipment, to make the panel safe when performing maintenance tasks, involving the panel’s electronic equipment.
6. All low voltage cables must have a min. 300 V AC rating.
CABLE GLANDS
Fire-industry-approved, M 20 cable glands must be used, made from metal or having flammability class V-1 rating or better.
CABLE TERMINATIONS
This section provides guidance on where to bring cables into the FACP housing for ease of termination. Ensure the following requirements are met:
1. The mains supply must be brought into the FACP such that the cable path to the mains terminals block is kept as short as possible.
2. All loop and ancillary cable terminations must be brought into the FACP housing using cable entry points close to their final connection points to respective
terminals, to ensure tails are kept as short as possible. To facilitate this most, modules can be fitted to the required slot location on the module carrier.
3. Some cable entry points must be left unused to provide adequate mains supply input/signal cable segregation.

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QUALITY OF CABLE
It is vitally important that good quality cable is used and that correct installation techniques are followed. In general, the following cable installation requirements
must be met:
1. All cable sections must be circular to allow effective cable clamping using the cable glands.
2. The cable must be screened (sheathed) to provide protection against Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and the screen must be connected to earth at the
panel (earthing points are provided on the inside housing top side).
3. The cable screen must be continuous throughout the loop. Please connect the screen to a ground/earth point.
LOOP CABLE LENGTH
A loop consists of devices such as detectors and modules. The length of the loop cable used can be up to 1500 m and is significantly impacted by the cable type as
well as the number of devices.
RECOMMENDED CABLES
Type of cable: 2 conductors (for their section refer to the table below)
•Twisted narrow pitch (5 / 10 cm)
•Shielded pair cable
•Max. admitted capacity: 0,5 µF
•Max. resistance depending on the current loop in alarm (number of sounder / strobes activated simultaneously): 10 Ohm
CABLE SECTIONS
The proposed sections are referred to the total length of the line (in case of Class A loop and therefore when the loop is closed, it is considered the loop length)
which, however, must not be longer than 1500 m and the total resistance of the line must be lower than 10 Ohm.
MINIMUM CABLE SECTIONS
Up to 500 m
2 x 0,5 mm2
Up to 1.000 m
2 x 1,0 mm
2
Up to 1.500 m
2 x 1,5 mm2