olympia electronics BSR-1001 User manual

BSR-1001, BSR-1002,
BSR-1004
Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Panel
1, 2 and 4 loops
Installation
Programming
Operation
WARNING!!! READ THIS MANUAL PRIOR TO ANY INSTALLATION OR USE

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Index
1 General Information ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
1.1 General description-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
1.2 Safety------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
1.3 Indicators and Controls--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
1.3.1 Control panel’s front ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
1.3.2 Control panel’s keyboard ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
1.3.3 LED indicators--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
2 Functions 10
2.1 Control panel operating states-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------10
2.2 Quiescent state------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10
2.3 Prealarm state-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10
2.4 Alarm state -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2.5 Fault state-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2.6 Access Level Functions 1 (Access Level 1)------------------------------------------------------------------12
2.7 Basic access level menu 1 (Access Level 1)-----------------------------------------------------------------12
2.7.1 Events menu----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13
2.7.2 Test LED---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13
2.7.3 Information------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14
3 User’s Menu--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19
3.1 Enable / Disable segments---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------21
3.2 Delays Menu---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
3.3 Set Date / Time------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
3.4 Backlight mode------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
3.5 Change user’s code------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
3.6 PC Communication-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
3.7 Operating via PC (Ethernet)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
3.7.1 Control panel web interface---------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
3.7.2 View current alarms, faults and prealarms --------------------------------------------------------------25
3.7.3 View disablement----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26
3.7.4 Information------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26
3.7.5 All events--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29
3.7.6 User’s menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29
4 Installation----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30
4.1 Safety------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30
4.2 Control panel installation------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31
4.2.1 Description of the interior of the panel--------------------------------------------------------------------31
4.2.2 Placing the panel on wall ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31
4.2.3 Connecting the mains power supply cable (220-240V AC)------------------------------------------32
4.2.4 Connecting the batteries-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------33
4.3 Wiring------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------34
4.3.1 Loop Connections---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35
4.3.2 Connecting conventional sirens----------------------------------------------------------------------------37

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4.4 Panel network connections---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
4.5 General connections diagram------------------------------------------------------------------------------------39
4.6 Other connections --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------40
5 Technician Menu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------42
5.1 Test Menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
5.1.1 Walk test---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
5.1.2 All zones in test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
5.1.3 All zones out of test-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
5.1.4 Device LED Address------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
5.2 Check Menu----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
5.2.1 Check points----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
5.2.2 Check loop communication ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------46
5.2.3 Check conventional sirens ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------46
5.2.4 Check relays----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------46
5.2.5 Check voltage outputs----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------47
5.2.6 Check network panels----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------47
5.3 Setup menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48
5.3.1 Points-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48
5.3.2 Point detection -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48
5.3.3 Autoaddressing points----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------49
5.3.4 Change point address----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50
5.3.5 General resound-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50
5.3.6 Conventional sirens-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50
5.3.7 AUX Relay ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51
5.3.8 Extra Relays ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51
5.3.9 Panel Network--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51
5.3.10 Loops-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------52
5.3.11 Max indicators per loop --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------53
5.3.12 Detectors dependency ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------53
5.3.13 Indication of points --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------53
5.3.14 Delete points----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54
5.4 General settings-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54
5.4.1 Select language------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54
5.4.2 Change technician code -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54
5.4.3 External PCB function----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------55
5.4.4 Select MODBUS address------------------------------------------------------------------------------------55
5.4.5 Ethernet adaptor-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------55
5.4.6 Annual check warning----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------56
5.4.7 Annual check done--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------56
5.4.8 Annual check date---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------56
5.4.9 Reset defaults--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------57
5.5 Clear events log-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------57
5.6 Initializing alarm counter ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------57
5.7 PC Communication-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------57
5.8 Technician’s Menu on Ethernet----------------------------------------------------------------------------------58
5.8.1 Change information-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------59
6 Initial installation procedure----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------60
7 BSR-100X PC software application –programming the panel ------------------------------------------------------------62

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8 Technical Characteristics –Properties -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------65
8.1 Factory default settings--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------66
8.2 EN 54-2 implemented optional paragraphs-------------------------------------------------------------------67

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1 General Information
Thank you for your trust in our products
Olympia Electronics –European manufacturer
1.1 General description
The BSR-100Xseries of Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Panels consists of 3 models (1, 2 and 4
loop connections), named BSR-1001, BSR-1002 and BSR-1004 respectively, all sharing the same
control interface, functionality and indications. The accompanying software application for Windows PC,
BSR-100X provides utilities for calculating installation parameters, configuring the control panel and
keeping an event log record.
All BSR-100X models include 4 outputs for conventional sirens, an alarm relay, a fault relay and a
programmable auxiliary relay. Two 12V lead acid (Pb) batteries are required in each control panel. The
supported battery capacity is 7Ah, 9Ah, 12Ah or 15Ah, which must be calculated in accordance with the
size of the installation (number of devices) and the required emergency duration (during mains
interruption). It is always recommended to use the “Battery Calculator” tool (included in BSR-100X
software app) to calculate the required battery capacity according to your installation needs.
The available loop output connections are: 1 for BSR-1001, 2 for BSR-1002 and 4 for BSR-1004. Each
loop output connection can support up to 150 addressable units (smoke and heat detectors, addressable
sirens, manual fire call points, etc). The “Loop Calculator” tool (included in BSR-100X software app)
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.
The BSR-100X series Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Panels is ideal for medium to large scale
facilities such as department stores, hotels and factories.
An extended variety of settings and functionalities for controlling the fire alarm system (such as sirens,
output relays and other) under certain events (by zone or task), is available via the software BSR-100x
(for Windows PC). The communication between PC and control panel is via a USB cable.
1.2 Safety
To ensure proper use of a device all accompanying documents must be read carefully.
This product must be installed, commissioned and maintained by trained technician personnel in
accordance with:
•The regional regulations for the installation of electrical appliances in buildings
•The regional Fire Safety regulations
•Manufacturer's instructions
-The device mains power supply is rated at 220-240V AC / 50-60Hz, being a Class Iproduct (the
corresponding terminal contact with the “Protective Earth” marking, inside the device, must be
connected to the building’s ground to ensure proper function and safety).
- The mains power supply to the device must be connected to the existing building’s electrical
installation, with its own separate power line and circuit-breaker, labeled with "Fire Detection System -
Do not switch off".

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1.3 Indicators and Controls
The control panel’s LCD screen displays information regarding the current state of the fire detection
system. The front face is also equipped with LED indicators for essential indications (alarm, fault, status,
zones, etc).
On the right side of the front face there is an 11-key keyboard for controlling and configuring the fire
detection control panel.
The following picture describes in general:
1.3.1 Control panel’s front
Figure1-1. Control panel’s front
The control panel’s front is
equipped with LED indicators
and an LCD screen that
provide essential information
regarding the fire detection
system state.
The LED indicators provide
general information (e.g. if there
is any alarm, the General Alarm
LEDs are lit), while more detailed
information is displayed on the
screen (e.g. ALARM 1, ROOM
214).
Next to the screen there are 11
control keys to operate the
panel.
These keys correspond to basic
panel operations, such as left,
right, up, down, enter (select),
esc (exit or a level back), or
back. There are also 5 special
keys with specific functions
(Reset, Siren Silence/Resound,
Evacuate, View alarms, View
faults)
Generally, by pressing a key, an
action takes place (e.g. Reset),
or a menu with grouped functions
is displayed (see section 1.3.2).
The control panel’s front door
is secured with a key lock for
accessing the interior.
Zone in Alarm
indicators
Control unit
fault indicators
Status indicators
LCD screen
Control
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1.3.2 Control panel’s keyboard
Figure1-2. Control panel’s keyboard
RESET
Resets the panel from alarm state
to quiescent, clears current faults
SIREN
SILENCE /
RESOUND
Stops or resumes sirens during
alarm mode
EVACUATE
Evacuation of the building. Manual
activation of all alarm outputs
BUZZER
SILENCE
Mutes / unmutes audible buzzer
LAMP TEST
Turns on all LED indicators for 5
seconds to visually inspect for
functionality
OVERRIDE
DELAYS
Immediately activates all alarm
outputs (sirens, relays) ignoring the
pre-set delays, during an alarm
event (Access level 2)
ESC
Go to previous menu –Exit
ENTER
Confirm selection
VIEW
ALARMS
View current alarms (when
available)
VIEW
FAULTS
View current faults (when
available)
ARROWS
Menu navigation keys (up / down /
left / right) –move to selections,
input values (up –increase / down
–decrease)

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1.3.3 LED indicators
The LED indicators are divided into groups, according to their purpose. Their color also define their event
type, red LEDs indicate alarm, yellow LEDs indicate status or fault, green LED indicates the mains
power. In details, LEDs from top to bottom are:
Figure1-3.LED indicators
GENERAL ALARM
red
System is in fire
alarm state
DELAYS ON
yellow
Delays have been
set for one or more
outputs
SILENCE
yellow
Sirens and relay
outputs for have
been temporarily
deactivated
(during alarm state)
POWER
green
Mains power
connection
indication (steady
lit –ok / blinking –
power down)
PREALARM
yellow
Prealarm detected
TEST
yellow
The system or part
of it is under test,
fire detection is
bypassed
NIGHT
yellow
Operating mode
"NIGHT" (alarm
value triggering
may differ)
MORE EVENTS
yellow
More events than
those displayed on
home screen are
active
DISABLE
MENT
GENERAL
yellow
General indicator
of deactivated
segments
ZONES
yellow
One or more zones
are disabled
SIRENS
yellow
Sirens disabled
FAULT
ZONES
yellow
Fault in zone
SIRENS
yellow
Fault in siren
ALARM ZONES
red
Alarm in the
corresponding
zone, for the first
15 zones. The rest
113 zones are
grouped into the
next 10 LED
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On the figure below appear the LED indicators below the screen. All of them refer to specific faults of the
control panel (according to the description) and are yellow.
Figure1-4. LED Indicators below the screen
GENERAL FAULT
General panel fault
SYSTEM FAULT
System fault
(hardware)
SUPPLY FAULT
Power failure
(mains)
BATTERY FAULT
Battery fault
EARTH FAULT
Unintended
connection of power
circuit conductors
with the earth
NETWORK FAULT
Panel network
communication fault

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2 Functions
2.1 Control panel operating states
The operating states of the control panel are the following:
Α) Quiescent
Β) Prelarm
C) Alarm
D) Fault
2.2 Quiescent state
The state where there are not any current alarms, prealarms or fault events is called quiescent state.
The message “SYSTEM READY”is shown on the second row and the status is stated as
“QUIESCENT”. A typical screenshot when in quiescent state is shown below:
Figure 2-1.Quiescent state main screen
The first row indicates how many loops are installed, 1, 2 or 4.
On the fourth row, the following information appears, when available (alternating every 3 seconds):
•The control panel address and the name of it when panel network is enabled
•The number of the segments under test (if any)
•The number of the disabled segments of the system (if any)
•The number of current faults on the system (if any –FAULT STATE)
Else this row is empty.
When in quiescent state, the “POWER”indicator (green) on the left side is lit. Indicators such as
“DISABLEMENT”, “FAULT”, “NIGHT”or “DELAYS ON”might also be lit according to settings or state.
2.3 Prealarm state
If a detection device triggers a prealarm signal, the yellow “PREALARM”indicator is being lit, and the
buzzer is beeping. Pressing “BUZZER SILENCE” will mute the buzzer until a new event appears. The
second row indicates the message “X - PREALARMS” where X represents the number of current
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Figure 2-2.Prealarm on main screen
2.4 Alarm state
If a detection device triggers a fire alarm signal, the red "GENERAL ALARM" indicator is being lit. On
the first row the message “X –ALARMS” is shown, where X represents the number of the current
alarms.
Figure 2-3.Alarm on main screen
The second and the third row, describe the first and the last alarm event respectively. The name of the
point that triggered the alarm event, its zone and its loop & address are displayed.
Once the alarm state is activated, the built-in buzzer will play a long beeping sound and all outputs set to
operate in alarm mode will be activated. Pressing “BUZZER SILENCE” key will mute the buzzer until a
new event appears. Pressing “SIREN SILENCE” key will deactivate all sirens, as long as all other output
relays that are set to behave respectively under silence command.
To view all current alarms, press “VIEW ALARM” key and navigate with up/down arrow.
2.5 Fault state
Similar to quiescent state, there is the fault state, when a fault appears. In fault state, the yellow
“GENERAL FAULT”indicator is lit, the built-in buzzer will sound and the fault relay will be triggered. In
the meanwhile, other LED indicators that refer to segments under fault may also be lit.
On the third row, additional information about the fault will appear, regarding its source. If there are more
faults, information about all the faults will be alternated.
Figure 2-4.Fault on main screen
Pressing “BUZZER SILENCE” will mute the buzzer until a new event appears
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2.6 Access Level Functions 1 (Access Level 1)
This level refers to the functions that a simple user can do directly via the keypad while on main screen.
No code (password) is required for these functions
-“BUZZER SILENCE”: On the event of a fault, or an alarm, if this key is pressed, the
built-in buzzer stops sounding. As long as the event is present, the buzzer makes a
short burst sound every 30 seconds. If a new event appears, the buzzer will start
sounding again.
-“LAMP TEST”: By pressing this key, all LED indicators are being lit for 5 seconds, in
order to confirm functionality.
-“OVERRRIDE DELAYS”: If alarm state is active and the delays are enabled, the user
can override the delays by pressing this key. The outputs will be activated instantly,
bypassing all user programmed delays.
-“VIEW ALARMS”: In alarm state, if this key is pressed, all current alarms are
displayed. More details are provided in the next paragraph.
-“VIEW FAULTS”: When there is one or more fault events, if this key is pressed, all
current faults are displayed. More details are provided in the next paragraph.
2.7 Basic access level menu 1 (Access Level 1)
When in the main screen, by pressing Enter key the screen displays the main menu as shown below:
Figure 2-5.Main menu
IMPORTANT! When in alarm state, the first option will be “CURRENT ALARMS”. When in prealarm
state, the first option will be “CURRENT PREALARMS”. When in fault state, the first option will be
“CURRENT FAULTS”. If there are disabled segments, the first option will be “VIEW DISABLEMENT”. If
more than the states above are active, their options will appear in the priority order mentioned above.
Normally, on quiescent state, the available options will be those on figure 2-5 (Main menu)

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More information regarding the options in the main menu:
•VIEW DISABLEMENT: View all disabled segments of the fire detection system.
•USER MENU: This menu includes a set of settings only accessible by user with access level “2”.
•TECHNICIAN MENU: This menu includes a set of settings, special functions and hardware
parameters for setting up and commissioning the panel. This menu is only accessible by
technician personnel with access level “3”.
•ALL EVENTS: This option will display the event log record.
•INFORMATION: In this menu there is system information that every user can access.
•TEST LED: All LED indicators are being lit simultaneously to confirm functionality (same as
LAMP TEST key).
To select an option, use the “UP”and “DOWN”keys and then press “ENTER”.
2.7.1 Events menu
The option “ALL EVENTS” displays the event log record, similar to
the figures 2-6 (Events menu) on the right. The figures are samples of
an information event and of a fault event.
The first line indicates “GENERAL” for information events, “FAULT”
for fault events, “ALARM” for alarm events and “PREALARM” for
prealarm events.
Information events are marked with an “i”, fault events are marked
with an “x” and prelarm / alarm events are marked with a “⚠”.
The second line shows the source of the event.
Beneath there is a detailed description of the event, date and time. In
the last row there is the current event number to the total records.
To navigate between the events, use up/down keys. Esc key returns
to the previous menu.
Figures2-6.Events menu
Note: All BSR-100X control panels have the capacity of 7000 event log records. If this number is
exceeded, oldest events will be deleted hile new events are logged.
2.7.2 Test LED
By selecting “TEST LED” option the screen on the right appears (with
not any data showing). At the same time, all LED indicators are being
lit simultaneously for 5 seconds, in order to check functionality.
Figure2-7.Test LED

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2.7.3 Information
By selecting “INFORMATION” the menu displays the available options on the first screen below. There
are additional options following that will appear by scrolling down the menu with down key, as shown in
the following screens.
Figures2-8.Information menu
The first option, “PANEL POWER SUPPLY” shows input, battery and
charging voltage.
Figure2-9.Panel power supply
“ALARM COUNTER” option displays the total number of alarms
recorded in accordance to EN 54-2
Figure2-10.Alarms counter
The “TESTS” option displays the submenu on the right.
The first option, “PANELS IN TEST” displays the control panels within
a panel network, which are in test mode.
The second option, “ZONES IN TEST” displays if the 128 zones of the
current panel are on test or not (all zones in test or no zones in test).
Figure2-11.Tests
The “ZONES” option displays the submenu on the right.
Figure2-12.Zones

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The “ZONES IN ALARM” option will display all zones that are in alarm
state. If no zone is in alarm, the screen on the right will be displayed.
The “ZONES IN FAULT”option will display the zones that are in fault.
If no zones are in fault the screen on the right will be displayed.
The “DISABLED ZONES” menu will display the disabled zones. If no
zones are disabled the screen on the right will be displayed.
Figure2-13.Zones in alarm
The “ZONES IN TEST” option will display the message “ALL ZONES
IN TEST” or “NO ZONES IN TEST”, according to the current setting.
Figure2-14.Zones in test
The “ALARMS IN TEST ZONES” option displays the zones that are
set in test mode and are also in alarm state. This option is meant to
be used during maintenance.
Figure2-15.Alarms in test zones
By selecting the “POINTS” option in the information menu, the control
panel first prompts for selecting loop of the point.
Use up/down keys to select the loop of the point and click Enter.
Then the control panel asks for the address of the point in the loop.
Do the same.
Figure2-16.Points input
The information of a point is displayed as the screen on the right. If
the selected address does not exist, the control panel displays the first
point in the loop.
With up/down keys you can navigate between the points’ addresses.
With left/right keys you can navigate between the loops.
By pressing View Alarms key, the screen alternates between 4 tabs,
showing more info regarding this point, such as state, value, alarm
limits, delay, etc.
Figure2-17.Points

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By selecting “LOOPS” option, the screen on the right appears.
The first line, “STATUS”, shows if the loop is present and active.
The rest of the lines, indicate how many of each point type are
registered into this loop.
The last line “POINTS:” indicates the number of points registered in
this loop to the total number of registered points.
On the screen on the right (fig2-17) an example is displayed from a
control panel with 49 points in total. 21 of them are installed in loop 1.
With up/down keys, you can navigate between the loops.
Figure2-18.Loops
By selecting “PANEL RELAYS” option, the screen on the right
appears.
The first line defines the name of the selected relay and the second
line indicates the event that triggers the relay.
The “LOGIC” shows the operating mode (positive/negative), which
defines the initial position of the relay contacts. The “DELAY” shows
the selected delay for the specific relay that is applied before arming.
Last, “SILENCE” shows if this relay will switch to initial position when
“SIREN SILENCE” command is given.
Please note that RELAY 1 (FAULT) and RELAY 2 (ALARM) are not
editable by user. Only RELAY 3 (AUX) is editable ιn terms of
functionality mode, initial state (logic), delay and silence.
Navigate between the panel relays with up/down keys.
Figure2-19.Panel relays
By selecting “EXTRA RELAYS” option, the screen on the right
appears.
The first line indicates the event that triggers the relay (functionality
mode).
The “LOGIC:” shows the state (positive/negative), which defines the
initial position of the relay contacts. The “DELAY:” shows the selected
delay for the specific relay that is applied before arming. Last,
“SILENCE:” shows if this relay will switch to initial position when
“SIREN SILENCE” command is given.
Navigate between the extra relays with up/down keys.
Figure2-20.Extra relays
IMPORTANT! Extra relays (BS-613) belong to peripheral equipment and are not pre-installed in the
control panel.
By selecting “CONVENTIONAL SIRENS” option, the screen on the
right appears.
The first line indicates the event that triggers the siren (functionality
mode). The “DELAY” shows the selected delay for the specific siren
that is applied before sounding. Last, “SILENCE” shows if this siren
will be muted when “SIREN SILENCE” command is given.
Navigate between the conventional sirens with up/down keys.
Figure2-21.Conventional sirens

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By selecting “TASKS” option, the screen on the right appears.
The first line shows the name of the task (editable via pc software).
The second line shows the function logic (AND / OR) of the task.
“ZONES NUMBER” shows the total number of zones that have been
selected to trigger this task.
Navigate between the tasks with up/down keys. If no tasks have been
set the screen will display a “NO DATA” message.
Figure2-22.Tasks
By selecting “NETWORK PANELS” option, the screen on the right
appears.
The available options are valuable only for panel networks. The first
option “ACTIVE ADDRESSES” shows the detected panels in network
and is only available to the Master control panel.
The second option “PANELS IN TEST” shows which of the connected
panels in the network are in test mode.
The third option “NAME” will display the name of the panel (editable
via PC software or web interface), the network address of the panel
and its serial number.
Figure2-23.Network panels
By selecting “ETHERNET ADAPTOR” option, the screen on the right
appears. When “ETHERNET PCB” is active, the value will be YES,
else is NO. When the Ethernet adaptor is activated, the IP Address
(IPv4) of the control panel will be displayed, as well as the MAC
Address of it.
Figure2-24.Ethernet adaptor
By selecting “TECHNICIAN INFO” option, the screen on the right appears.
The OLYMPIA ELECTRONICS S.A. contact info is displayed by default.
This information can be changed via PC software of web interface by the
installer, in order to provide the desired company’s name and telephone
number.
This information must match to the contact that is responsible for
maintenance and repairs of the fire detection system.
Figure2-25.Technician info
By selecting “ANNUAL CHECK DATE” option, the next scheduled
maintenance date is displayed. In order for the date to be displayed, the
installer must enable annual check warning through technician menu, else
“INACTIVE” message is displayed.
Figure2-26.Annual check date

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By selecting “PANEL SOFT VERSION” option, the screen on the right
appears, displaying the firmware installed on the panel, for the CPU and the
loop circuits. The last line also displays the panel’s serial number.
Figure2-27.Panel software
version

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3 User’s Menu
This chapter contains information for user access with access level 2 (code protected).
Press Enter key once to enter main menu. User menu option appears on the monitor (fig+ure 4-1).
Figure3-1.Main Menu
Then select “USER MENU”and click Enter.
A code is required for level 2 access. Therefore, only authorized users will be able to do any adjustments
at this level.
Figure3-2.User code input
To type the code, use the up/down keys to adjust each digit and right or left to move between digits.
When the code is typed, press Enter.
The factory default code is “1000”.
The following figure shows the user’s menu diagram:

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Figure 3-3.User’s menu diagram
In this menu, the following basic functions can be done
•RESET the system (clears current alarms, prealarms and faults)
•SIREN SILENCE in case of an alarm event, to mute audible alarm.
•SIREN RESOUND to restore audible alarm after silencing.
•EVACUATE to manually trigger alarm state (for evacuation).