olympia electronics BS-746 User manual

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S A A R R T C E
CERTIFICATE
VALID SYSTEM
EN ISO 9001 : 2008

CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. PART TYPES
3. COMPOSING A COMPLETE SYSTEM.
3.1. Systems up-to 48 zones-rooms.
3.2. Systems from 49 to 240 zones -rooms.
3.3. System with many keyboards (repeaters).
4 DESCRIPTION OF KEYS AND INDICATIONS.
5. ACCESS CODES
6. PROGRAMMING
6.1. PRO. Rooms - Zones programming.
6.2. SETUP. Option settings
6.2.1 Address
6.2.2. CLr?.
6.2.3. buzz
6.2.4. UCod.
6.2.5. Ccod
6.2.6. UsuP
6.2.7. dLoA
6.2.8. r-AL
6.3 TEST
7. SIGNAL NUMERATOR PANEL OPERATION MODE (OPERATING).
7.1. Start position operation.
7.2. Calling from one call point.
7.3. Calling from more than one call points.
7.4. Resetting indications - calls.
7.5. Resetting all the calls with a code.
7.6. Viewing the communication faults and the software version of
the keyboard.
7.7. Fault indication signals.
8 PRESENCE OPERATION MODE.
9. USEFUL INSTRUCTION FOR FAST AND EASY MOUNTING.
Instruction flow chart for fast and easy installations.
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1. INTRODUCTION
The BS-746 control keyboard cooperates only with the BS-748 panel and composes a
complete signal numerator panel. The device is used mainly for hotel installations.
Usually the BS-748 main panel is mounted in a place which is not visible (e.g. store,
cupboard) and BS-746 control keyboard is mounted in a place which is visible and has
easy access (e.g. RECEPTION). When a call is issued the the display on the keyboard
shows us the room number that issued the call.
2. PARTS TYPES.
BS-748: DIGITAL SIGNAL NUMERATOR PANEL WITH 48 ZONES
BS-746: CONTROL KEYBOARD UNIT OF SIGNAL NUMERATOR PANEL
3. COMPOSING A COMPLETE SYSTEM
3.1. Systems up-to 48 zones - rooms.
To monitor 48 zones - rooms we must use a BS-746 keyboard and a BS-748
panel(48 zones)These 2 devices are connected to each other with four 4 wires
(fig.1)
3.2. Systems from 49 to 240 zones - rooms.
If we want to expand the zones - rooms from 49 to 240 we have to increase the
number of the panels according to the zones - rooms that we want to cover. For each
48 zones we must use an extra BS-748 panel. Every panel has a different address.
The connection diagram is shown in figure 2.
3.3. System with many keyboards (repeaters).
In many cases it is needed to have a system with many keyboards. For this reason
there are the keyboards - repeaters. Every repeater has a different address. The
connections for this type of system are shown in figure 3.
A
BS-746
Fig1. 48 zones system
BS-746 & BS-748 connections
A
BS-748
230 V AC
230VAC
mains voltage
A
A
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BS-748 (master)
BS-748 (slave)
BS-748 (slave)
BS-748 (slave)
BS-748 (slave)
BS-746
address 5
address 6
address 7
address 8
address 9
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AA
Fig2.
Connections shematic diagram
with one keyboard BS-746 and 5
panels BS-748
signal numerator panel 48-240
zones
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BS-748 (master)
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BS-746
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address 5
BS-748 (slave)
address 6
BS-748 (slave)
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address 7
BS-748 (slave)
address 8
BS-748 (slave)
address 9
Fig3.
Connection diagram with4 keyboards
BS-746 and 5 panels BS-748 for a
complete enumerator panel system.
BS-746
(slave)
address 2
BS-746
(slave)
address 3
BS-746
(slave)
address 4
A
AA
AA
A A
AA
A A
AA
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Fig.4 Keys and indications
4. KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION.
KEYS
4.1. The numeric keys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0 are used to enter numbers.
4.2. The ESC key is used for cancelling and operation or exiting a menu.
4.3. The ENTER key is used to confirm an operation.
4.4. The F1 key show us the faults of the communications (if there are any) and
the keyboard software version.
4.5. The Up and Down arrow keys (ALARM EVENTS & FAULT EVENTS) show
us the inputs which have been activated . Also with these keys we can scroll
through the menus.
4.6. The ON-OFF BUZZER, HELP key is used to eliminate/reset individual calls.
INDICATORS
4.7. The POWER LED is lighted when the panel is supplied with 230V AC.
4.8. The ERROR LED is lighted when there is fault in the communications.
4.9. The PROGRAM LED is lighted when we are programming the panel.
4.10.The MODE LED is lighted when the system is in presence operation
mode.
4.11.The SIGNAL LED is lighted when the panel has accepted more than one
signals.
4.12. The LED Display shows the number of the room -zone that issued the
call. It is also used to display the menus used for programming.
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5. ACCESS CODES
User code (0000). Using this code we can reset all calls accepted by the panel. The
default value is (0000)
Technical code (1111). Using this code we can access the programming menu. The
default value is (1111)
Reset code (9946). Using this code we can reset the user and the technical codes to
their default values.
6. PROGRAMMING
Insert the technical code (default=1111) and press the ENTER key. The Display
shows the indication PRO and the Program indicator led blinks. Now the system is
ready to be programmed.
6.1. PRO. Programming names of zones - rooms.
Insert the technical code (1111). The Display shows the indication PRO.
Press the ENTER key and the Display will show the indication P1 (this means that
the number which we will insert to the memory will correspond to terminal block 1).
Press the ENTER key again and the indication 1 appears (this is the preset name
which will appear on the Display every time that someone calls us from the zone
- room 1). If we want to change the name of the room we have to type the
number which we want to appear e.g. 101 and press the ENTER key to confirm
the process.
The Display shows the indication P 2 which is the next number of the memory
(second terminal block). Following the same process to name all the other memory
locations.
At the end of the process press successively the ESC key to exit programming mode.
6.2. SETUP. Adjusting the settings of the keyboard.
6.2.1. Address. Changing the address of the keyboard.
Insert the technical code (1111). The Display shows the indication PRO.
Press the key FAULT EVENTS until the Display shows the indication S-UP.
Then press the ENTER key again and the Display shows the indication Addr.
Press the ENTER key once more and the Display shows the indication _ _ _ 1 (this
means that this keyboard has address 1).
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If we want to change the keyboard address we must type in the required number (1
to 4 according to the address selection table shown below) and at the end press the
ENTER key for the new value to be accepted.
At the end of the process press successively the ESC key to exit programming
mode.
ADDRESS PROGRAMMING
No communication (keyboard deactivated)
(Default) the keyboard operates as master (U1)
The keyboard operates as repeater keyboard (U2)
The keyboard operates as repeater keyboard (U3)
The keyboard operates as repeater keyboard (U4)
6.2.2 CLr?. Signal/Call resetting.
This programming operation changes the way that the user can reset the
signals/calls accepted by the system.
Insert the technical code (1111) and using the FAULT EVENTS key scroll to the
menu item S-UP and press ENTER. The indication Clr? Is shown on the display.
Press the ENTER key and the indication _ _ _ 1 is shown. (This means that this
keyboard has a value of 1) Depending on this value the calls are reset/cancelled as
shown in the table below .
If we want to change the value, press the required number (0 to 5) and then press
ENTER so the keyboard can store this new value.
At the end of the process press successively the ESC key to exit programming
mode.
VALUE PROGRAMMING
The BUZZER ON-OFF HELP key has no affect
(default) The BUZZER ON-OFF HELP key resets only one signal
while the code 0000 resets all the signals.
The only one signal
while the code 0000 has no affect
BUZZER ON-OFF HELP key resets
The code 0000 resets only one signal while the
BUZZER ON-OFF HELP key has no affect
The all the signalsBUZZER ON-OFF HELP key resets
The code 0000 resets all the signals
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6.2.4 Ucod.
Changing the technical code (1111=default)
Insert the technical code (1111) and using the key FAULT EVENTS scroll to the
indication S-UP. Press ENTER and scroll to the Ucod indication using the arrow keys.
When the ENTER key is pressed the indication 1111 is shown on the display.
(This means that this keyboard has a programming - technical code of 1111).
If we want to change the code press the new four digit number (e.g. 1974) and
press the ENTER key, so as to accept the new four digit number.
At the end of the process press successively the ESC key to exit programming
mode.
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6.2.3 buzz.
Buzzer sound mode and mode operation system.
With this programming operation we can change the sound mode of the buzzer
when there is a call. Insert the technical code (1111) and using the key FAULT
EVENTS scroll to the indication S-UP, press the ENTER key and scroll to the
indication buzz using the arrow keys. Then press the ENTER key and the display
shows the indication _ _ _ 1. (This means that the buzzers sound mode is 1 ).
The table below explains the different sound mode that are available.
VALUE PROGRAMMING
Buzzer deactivated - Signal numerator panel operation mode
(default) 5 short sounds - Signal numerator panel operation mode
1 long sound - Signal numerator panel operation mode
3 continuous sounds - Signal numerator panel operation mode
Buzzer deactivated - Presence indication operation mode
If we want to change this value, press the required number (0 to 4)and then
press ENTER so the keyboard can accept the new value. At the end of the process
press successively the ESC key to exit programming mode.
If we give the value of 4, the buzzer will not sound. This sound mode is used only
when the system is configured to operate in Presence indication mode.
(See section 8).
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
If a unit is found then the indication is shown on the display e.g. C _ _ 5, the buzzer
sounds briefly and the system stores in memory the unit that is found.
At the end of the process press successively the ESC key so as to exit programming
mode.
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6.2.5 Ccod.
Changing the user code (0000=default)
Insert the technical code (1111) and using the FAULT EVENTS key scroll to the
indication S-UP. Press the ENTER key and use the arrow keys to scroll to the
indication Ccod, then press the ENTER key so the indication 0000 is shown on the
display. (This means that this keyboard has a user code of 0000)
If we want to change the user code press the new four digit number (e.g. 1821) and
then press the ENTER key so as to accept the new value. At the end of the process
press successively the ESC key so as to exit programming mode.
6.2.6 USuP.
Connected unit recognition from the central keyboard (Master).
This programming operation recognizes all the peripheral devices (panels, repeater
keyboards ) which are connected to the main keyboard(Master). This process is
necessary and is the first step which we have to do when the panel operates for
first time.
Insert the technical code (1111) and using the FAULT EVENTS key scroll to the
indication S-UP, press the ENTER key and using the arrow keys scroll to the
indication UsuP, then press the ENTER key and the system will start to recognize
all the devices that are connected with the central keyboard (Master). The duration of
this process is a few seconds and the Display shows all the devices that the system
is searching for. (e.g. U2, U3, U4....U9, the value for every device appears in the
table below).
VALUE PROGRAMMING
No communication
(default) Operates as central keyboard (master) (U1)
Operates as repeater keyboard (U2)
Operates as repeater keyboard (U3)
Operates as repeater keyboard (U4)
(default) Operates as central panel (master) (U5)
Operates as repeater panel (U6)
Operates as repeater panel (U7)
Operates as repeater panel (U8)
Operates as repeater panel (U9)
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