olympia electronics BSR-100 Series User manual

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Addressable Fire Detection System BSR-100X
Quick Installation Guide & Generic Design
FIRE

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DESCRIPTION
The Addressable Fire Alarm systems BSR-100x of
1,2 and 4 loop outputs, all sharing the same
control interface, functionality and indications.
The provided software PC-1004 for Windows PC,
not only provides utilities and tools for
calculating installation parameters, but also is
able to set and configure the control panel as
well as keeping an event log record. All the
models include 4 outputs for conventional
sirens, three BMS relays and 24V outputs.
Each loop output connection can support
up to 150 addressable units and the “ Loop
Calculator ” tool shall be used for cable selection
according to your installation size. All features
and indications are in accordance with European
standards ΕΝ 54 - 2 and ΕΝ 54 - 4.
PRODUCTS
-BSR-1001 –1 LOOP
-BSR-1002 –2LOOP
-BSR-1004 –4LOOP
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: 355 x 115 x 345mm
Weight : <4.33Kg (Without batteries)
Input Power: 230VAC, 50-60Hz, <130VA
Operating Temperature: -5° ~40°C (23°F –104°F)
Degrees of cover protection : IP30
CAUTION
- This product may only be installed or
maintained by a qualified Electrician.
- The system must be installed in accordance
with national regulations and requirements.
-All power must be disconnected before
installation or maintenance.
- Only original spare parts must be used for this
product.
- The panel is compatible only with the
corresponding Olympia Electronics addressable
luminaires.
NEEDED MATERIALS
- Mounting Hardware.
- Screwdrivers
- Multi-meter
- Pliers
- Cutter
MAINTENANCE
The periodical checks must follow the EN54-14
or be verified according to local regulations.
WARRANTY
Olympia Electronics guarantees the quality,
condition and operation of the goods. The
period of warranty is specified in the official
catalogue of Olympia Electronics and also in the
technical leaflet, which accompanies each
product. This warranty ceases to exist if the
buyer does not follow the technical instructions
included in official documents given by Olympia
Electronics or if the buyer modifies the goods
provided or has any repairs or re-setting done by
a third party, unless Olympia Electronics has fully
agreed to them in writing. Products that have
been damaged can be returned to
the premises of our company for repair or
replacement, as long as the warranty period is
valid. Olympia Electronics reserves the right to
repair or to replace the returned goods and to or
not charge the buyer depending on the reason
of defection. Olympia Electronics reserves the
right to charge or not the buyer the
transportation cost.
CONTACT DETAILS
72nd km. O.N.R. Thessaloniki-Katerini
P.C. 60300 P.O. Box 06 Εginio Pierias Greece
www.olympia-electronics.gr
[e-mail]
Tel. [phone]

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PREREQUISITE REQUIREMENTS AND PRELIMINARY PROCEDURES
Loop Calculation with PC-1004
Download, install and run the PC-1004 software.
Prepare and set all parameters for each point.
Use the Tools->Loop Calculator and choose the option “Get from the Loop”.
Check all the desired setup parameters –Calculate maximum cable length –Calculate required
cable diameter.
Loop Calculation Manually
Count and gather the number for each type of points.
Find the respective technical manuals from website.
Multiply the alarm consumption (mA) by the number of each type and find the total
consumption of all points.
The total consumption should not exceed the 400mA per Loop in alarm state.
Having the estimated cable distance, cable cross section and the total (loop) consumption, refer
to the following table.
Address Points
Maximum 150 points per loop.
Each point of a loop must be unique addressed.
No limitation with the address numbering, none arithmetic sequence is obligatory.
Note all the points with their Names and Addresses. Use the UID stickers.
Addressable Siren Setup
32 modes of alarm signaling selectable by internal DIP switches.
Mode selection: 1 to 5 DIP switches .
Sound level : 6 and 7 DIP switches.
Flash frequency : 8 DIP switch.
Please refer to the BSR-5132 for more information.

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Correct cable and connection
We recommend: -FIP200 - MICC -PYROFIL.
Choose the correct cross section for each zone. Refer to the previous table.
All points must be connected according to the following diagrams.
Fig.1 Mounting holes and inside overview
Fig.2 Battery Connection

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Fig.3 General connection diagram

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Fig.4 Loop Diagram
Fig.5 Detector base connections BSR-6155, BSR-6157 and BSR-6160
(Optional BSR-5072 Remote LED)

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Fig.6 Connection of manual call point BSR-5136
Fig.7 Addressable Siren connection

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Fig.8 Input/Output unit BSR-8120 connection
Fig.9 Conventional Siren connection
Fig.10 Panel Network connections

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Fig.11 Extra Relay BS-613 placement( Optional/On Demand)
Fig.12 External modules placement
Note: Place the Ethernet Adaptor all the way to the left. i.e use the first 10 pins.

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STEP BY STEP INSTALLATION ISTRUCTIONS
Mount the panel on a surface, able to support 20kgs at least.
Perform all the requisite connections and wirings according to all the above figures.
If shielded cable, it must be attached to the EARTH TERMINAL connector of the panel.
Connect the BMS Relays. (Optional).
Connect the two batteries in series, 7Ah/9Ah/12Ah/15Ah .
The autonomy capacity should be calculated by the PC-1004.
Battery connection
Very important: Make sure to disconnect any 24V external power supply has been
applied to any BSR-8120 device of an installation, before you perform
AUTOADDRESSING or POINT DETECTION (see page 11). After these actions are
complete, then apply again the 24V external power supply back.
ACTIVATION
Make sure there is no short circuit and the POWER EARTH is connected to EARTH terminal.
The commissioning checklist has been successfully completed and passed by the commissioner.
Connect the panel to power Mains.
PC COMMUNICATION
Option to upload the installation configuration to the panel.
Option to download to the PC the installation configuration to the PC.
Get Event Log in .csv file.
For the connection between panel and PC, the option PC COMMUNICATION on the Technician’s
Menu should be enabled.

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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Perform AUTOADDRESSING POINT.
This action erases all previous addresses and it does re-addressing of the points.
Common use: New panel and loop installation / First operation.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Perform POINT DETECTION, only if the existing addresses need to be read and
registered to the system.
Common use: On existing loop installation, a new panel installation.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Configure and setup the CONVENTIONAL SIRENS.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Configure and setup the AUX RELAY.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Configure and setup the EXTRA RELAYS(Optional).
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<PANEL
NETWORK>
•Select PANEL ADDRESS.
Set Panel address "1" if it is standalone or the Master panel of the network.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<NETWORK
SETUP>
•Enable or Disable the Panel Network.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<PANEL
NETWORK>
•Perform Panel Detection network.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Set the maximum indicators per loop during an alarm event.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Set the DETECTORS DEPENDENCY status and the DEPENDENCY TIME alarm event, if
the specific detector should be triggered when the detected alarm value is
constantly above the limit for the time that it has been set.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
FAULT
PROBABLE CAUSE
ACTION
DISCONNECTED
BATTERY
The internal batteries of the panel are
not connected to the main board. No
voltage across the battery leads.
Connect the batteries in series.. Check
the battery leads. Check with a
voltmeter if there is around 24V on the
battery leads. Check if the batteries
are good.
BATTERY
UNTERCHARGE,
CUT OFF
One or both batteries need to be
replaced. Wrong type or operating
voltage batteries.
The charger cuts off and restarts the
system. Protection circuit is enabled.
Replace the batteries. 2x12V
7Ah, 9Ah, 12Ah or 15Ah.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<SETUP>
•Enable or Disable point LEDs by the option INDICATION OF POINTS.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<GENERAL
SETTINGS>
•Set EXTERNAL PCB FUNCTION for Modbus, Printer or NONE.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<GENERAL
SETTINGS>
•Select MODBUS ADDRESS from 1 to 247.
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<GENERAL
SETTINGS>
•Enable or Disable the Ethernet Adaptor
•Set the IP address
•Reset Ethernet adaptor
TECHNICIAN
MENU
<GENERAL
SETTINGS>
•Enable or Disable ANNUAL CHECK WARNING.

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CHARGER FAULT
One or both batteries need to be
replaced.
Replace the batteries.
POINT X.XX
NOT REGISTERED
1) AUTOADDRESSING or POINT
ADDRESSING have not been
performed.
2) The 24V external power supply of
one or more BSR-8120 devices, have
not been disconnected before
AUTOADDRESSING or POINT
DETECTION.
3) New point on the installation.
1)Perform AUTOADDRESSING or
POINT DETECTION –see page 11 for
the difference–
2) Make sure the external power
supply of all the BSR-8120 had been
disconnected before the
AUTOADDRESSING or POINT
DETECTION.
PANEL EARTH
1) There is a voltage presence across
EARTH -L and +L.
2) There is a short circuit across -L or +L
or both.
3)The USB cable is connected to a PC
1) Make sure the EARTH conductor
and cable shield have infinite Ohms
across the -L,+L,-LF and +LF.
2) If the USB cable is connected with a
PC, it is normal.
OPEN CIRCUIT
1) Point not connected.
2) Incorrect wiring or cable cut.
4) Bad communication due to long
distance and small cable cross
section.
5) Isolator is active because of a short
circuit.
1) Make sure all points are connected.
2) Proper wiring.
3) Check for short circuits.
POINT X.XXX
ISOLATOR IS ACTIVE
1) Short circuit near to POINT X.XXX.
1) Make sure there are no short
circuits.
2) Proper wiring.
ETHERNET COMM.
1) The ETHERNET PCB option is active
but the adaptor GR-8530 is not plugged.
2) The Ethernet adaptor GR-8530 is
faulty.
3)The Ethernet adaptor GR-8530 not
plugged correctly.
1) Deactivate the ETHERNET PCB if
there is no GR-8530 plugged/in use.
2) Replace the GR-8530.
3) Plug the Ethernet adaptor GR-8530
all the way to the left. The first 10 left
pins should be used.