olympia electronics BSR-2104/MAR Specification sheet

BSR-2104/MAR, BSR-2114/MAR
Addressable fire detection panel
with 2 or 4 loops and expansion
capabilities
Operation and installation anual

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Contents
1 Introduction section -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
1.1 Description --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
1.2 Safety---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
1.3 Indicators and controls -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
1.3.1 anel front -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
1.3.2 anel Keypad ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8
1.3.3 Event Indication LEDs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.3.4 Zone indicators --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.3.5 Thermal printer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
1.3.6 General LCD indications ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
2 Function Section 12
2.1 Operation modes of the panel ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
2.2 Quiescent state --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
2.2.1 Language selection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
2.3 Alarm state -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
2.4 re-alarm state --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
2.5 Fault state --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
2.6 Access Level 1 functions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
2.7 Access Level 2 (User Functions) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
2.8 Access levels 3 and 4 (Technical function) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
3 Installation instructions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
3.1 General Description ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
3.2 Safety--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
3.3 Description of the panel’s interior ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
3.3.1 Loop board ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
3.3.2 Input/Output board --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
3.4 Connections ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
3.4.1 Connecting the mains power 230V AC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 22
3.4.2 Battery connections --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
3.4.3 Connecting points to the loop --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
3.4.4 Connecting the sirens ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
3.4.5 Connecting panels to a network ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26
3.4.6 Connection panel with repeaters ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 27
3.4.7 Fire alarm routing and fire protection connections -------------------------------------------------------------- 27
3.4.8 Fault routing connection --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28
3.4.9 Various other connections -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28
3.5 Calculating the loop consumption and the required cable cross section --------------------------------------------- 29
3.6 Cabling ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31
3.7 Mounting ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32
3.7.1 Installing a loop to the panel ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32
4 User Menu Section 33
4.1 Access Codes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 34
4.2 User Menu ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
4.2.1 Enable – Disable menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 37
4.2.2 roperties menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37
4.2.3 Date – Time menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40
4.2.4 Show Disabled Segments menu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
4.2.5 Show zones under test ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 41
4.2.6 oint for service menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 42
4.3 Event menu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
4.4 Data menu --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47
4.4.1 Sending data to the C ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49
4.4.2 Receiving data from a C --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50
4.5 Information menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51
5 Technicians enu section ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 55
5.1 Access Codes. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
5.2 Technician menu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
5.3 Check menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56
5.3.1 Check - points menu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
5.3.2 Check Zones ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 57
5.3.3 Check - Auxiliary relay menu ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58

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5.3.4 Check - Siren menu ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
5.3.5 Check network --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
5.3.6 Extension check -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
5.4 Setup menu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
5.4.1 Setup - oints ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
5.4.2 Setup - Sirens ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64
5.4.3 Setup - Aux relay ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65
5.4.4 Task setup -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65
5.4.5 Setup - Groups --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
5.5 System menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 67
5.5.1 Automatic oint detection ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
5.5.2 Network detection----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
5.5.3 Extension detection --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
5.5.4 Initialize names -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
5.5.5 Factory defaults ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
5.5.6 Initialize alarm counter ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
5.6 arameters menu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
5.6.1 Network setup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
5.6.2 Mode repeater --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 71
6 Technical characteristics section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72
6.1 Factory defaults -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72
6.2 Option of EN 54-2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72
6.3 Characteristics ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 73

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Diagra index
Figure 1-1 Face of the panel ..................................................................................................................... 8
Figure 1-2 anel keypad .......................................................................................................................... 8
Figure 1-3 Indication LEDs ........................................................................................................................ 9
Figure 1-4 LCD indications ....................................................................................................................... 11
Figure 2-1 System in quiescent state .......................................................................................................... 12
Figure 2-2 Language selection .................................................................................................................. 13
Figure 2-3 Typical screen layout during the alarm state .................................................................................... 14
Figure 2-4 Screen layout and indications during the pre-alarm state ..................................................................... 15
Figure 2-5 Screen layout and indications during the fault state ........................................................................... 16
Figure 2-6 Access Level 1 functions ............................................................................................................ 17
Figure 2-7 User Functions ....................................................................................................................... 17
Figure 3-1 anel Interior ......................................................................................................................... 19
Figure 3-2 Loop board ............................................................................................................................ 20
Figure 3-3 Input/Output board................................................................................................................. 21
Figure 3-4 Input/Output board terminal blocks .............................................................................................. 21
Figure 3-5 Connecting the panel with 230VAC................................................................................................ 22
Figure 3-6 230VAC connection terminal ....................................................................................................... 22
Figure 3-7 Connecting batteries in series ..................................................................................................... 23
Figure 3-8 Battery mounting .................................................................................................................... 23
Figure 3-9 Connecting points to the loop ..................................................................................................... 24
Figure 3-10 Connecting a sensor base to a loop .............................................................................................. 25
Figure 3-11 Connecting sirens to the panel ................................................................................................... 25
Figure 3-12 Connecting panels to a network .................................................................................................. 26
Figure 3-13 Repeaters connection ............................................................................................................. 27
Figure 3-14 Fire Alarm Routing and Fire rotection connection. .......................................................................... 27
Figure 3-15 Fault warning routing connection. ............................................................................................... 28
Figure 3-17 Connecting an automatic dialer to the panel. ................................................................................. 29
Figure 3-18 Calculating loop consumption with a C. ....................................................................................... 30
Figure 4-1 Main screen ........................................................................................................................... 33
Figure 4-2 Menu ................................................................................................................................... 33
Figure 4-3 Menu diagram ........................................................................................................................ 34
Figure 4-4 User Code ............................................................................................................................. 35
Figure 4-5 User Menu ............................................................................................................................. 35
Figure 4-6 User menu diagram .................................................................................................................. 36
Figure 4-7 Activation Menu ...................................................................................................................... 37
Figure 4-8 oint properties ...................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 4-9 Functions.............................................................................................................................. 39
Figure 4-10 Group ................................................................................................................................ 39
Figure 4-11 Working hours menu ............................................................................................................... 40
Figure 4-12 Working days menu ................................................................................................................ 40
Figure 4-13 Disabled sections ................................................................................................................... 41
Figure 4-14 Sensor due for maintenance ...................................................................................................... 42
Figure 4-15. Main screen in quiescent state .................................................................................................. 43
Figure 4-16 Menu ................................................................................................................................. 43
Figure 4-17 Event menu ......................................................................................................................... 44
Figure 4-18 Events menu diagram .............................................................................................................. 44
Figure 4-19 Viewing events ...................................................................................................................... 46
Figure 4-20 Computer software................................................................................................................. 47
Figure 4-21 ort settings ........................................................................................................................ 48
Figure 4-22 Data menu ........................................................................................................................... 48
Figure 4-23 Data menu diagram ................................................................................................................ 49
Figure 4-24 Establishing communications ..................................................................................................... 49
Figure 4-25 Sending data to a C ............................................................................................................... 50
Figure 4-26 Data transfer ........................................................................................................................ 50
Figure 4-27 Information menu .................................................................................................................. 51

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Figure 4-28 Information menu diagram ........................................................................................................ 51
Figure 4-29 System information ................................................................................................................ 52
Figure 4-30 Loop information ................................................................................................................... 53
Figure 4-31 Loop information ................................................................................................................... 53
Figure 4-32 Technician information ............................................................................................................ 54
Figure 5-1 Access code for level 3.............................................................................................................. 55
Figure 5-2 Technicians menu.................................................................................................................... 55
Figure 5-3 Technicians menu diagram ......................................................................................................... 56
Figure 5-4 oint Testing ......................................................................................................................... 57
Figure 5-5 Auxiliary relay testing ............................................................................................................... 58
Figure 5-6 Activating the output ............................................................................................................... 58
Figure 5-7 Siren testing .......................................................................................................................... 59
Figure 5-8 Network check ....................................................................................................................... 60
Figure 5-9 oint configuration. ................................................................................................................. 61
Figure 5-10 Selecting the type of point ....................................................................................................... 62
Figure 5-11 Changing the name of a point .................................................................................................... 62
Figure 5-12 Changing the status of a point.................................................................................................... 63
Figure 5-13 Siren configuration ................................................................................................................. 64
Figure 5-14 Auxiliary relay configuration...................................................................................................... 65
Figure 5-15 Function configuration ............................................................................................................ 66
Figure 5-16 Group configuration ................................................................................................................ 67
Figure 5-17 Automatic point detection ........................................................................................................ 68
Figure 5-18 oint with the same address ...................................................................................................... 68
Figure 5-19 End of point recognition. .......................................................................................................... 69
Figure 5-20 Network setup ...................................................................................................................... 70
Figure 5-21 Repeater mode ..................................................................................................................... 71

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Table index
Table 3-1 Device consumptions ................................................................................................................. 29
Table 3-2 Loop cable length .................................................................................................................... 30
Table 3-3 Siren cable length (Alarm) .......................................................................................................... 31
Table 6-1 Factory default settings ............................................................................................................. 72
Table 6-2 Options with requirements EN 54-2 including in the panel ..................................................................... 72
Table 6-3 Characteristics ........................................................................................................................ 73

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1 Introduction section
Thank you for purchasing this product of Olympia Electronics. A European manufacturer. This section contains general
information about the panel and its use. It must be read carefully by all the users of the panel so that they can act
accordingly in the event of a fault or alarm condition.
1.1 Description
The BSR-2104/MAR and BSR-2114/MAR are used on ships and there are 2 or 4 loop addressable fire detection panels with
expansion capabilities that can upgrade the panel to 8 loops.
The axi u nu ber of loops connected ust not exceed 4.
The panels is designed and constructed according to EN54-2 and EN54-4 regulations.
Each loop can accept up-to 150 total points, which can be input units (detectors, call points), output units and line isolators.
The axi u nu ber of fire detectors and anual call points connected to a panel ust not exceed 512.
All units that are connected to the loop are referenced and displayed on the LCD panel with the general term «POINTS» and
in this term we will be referred to throughout this manual. Each point has a specific address ranging from 1 to 150 in each
loop. Each loop can accept various types of points. We will refer to these points later on in the manual.
The panel has 96 zones and is suitable for larger installations such as alls, shopping centers, hotels and factories.
It offers an extensive selection of settings and options for controlling the equipment and sirens of the installation which can
easily be modified using C based software.
The panels programming can also be done using a C.
1.2 Safety
A device is not considered that it is being used correctly if the acco panying docu ents are not read prior to its use.
This product must be installed, commissioned and maintained by qualified technical personnel according to:
 Regulations referring to installing electrical devices in buildings.
 ractice rules.
 The statutes requirements.
 The manufactures instructions.
- The unit operates with 220-240VΑC / 50-60Hz and is rated as a class1 device (requires a grounding wire for safe operation).
- It must be installed and connected to the power line using it’s own safety fuse with a warning label «Fire detection syste –
Do not isolate».
1.3 Indicators and controls
The panel contains a big 320x240 pixel LCD screen which is used to display messages whereas the indications LEDs are used to
show basic warnings (alarm, fault, isolated sections).
The fascia of the panel also contains a 16 button keypad used for controlling the system.
Generally we can see:

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1.3.1 Panel front
Figure 1-1 Face of the panel
The panel’s fascia contains the LCD and an
assort ent of LEDS, that are used to relay
infor ation to the user concerning the status of
the syste . The LEDs provide us with general
information ( e.i. If we have an alarm then the
LED General Alarm is lit) and the LCD shows
additional information for each event
( i.e. alarm 1, from point 120, which belong to
zone 10 and took place on 09/01/2007 and at 14:
07) .
Bellow the LCD there is an array of 16 buttons
that are used to control the panel. These
buttons correspond to the basic functions of the
panel such as, the navigation keys for navigating
left, right, up and down, the enter key for making
selections and the escape key for exiting or going
to the previous menu level. (see below for more
information).
In general, a key can either invoke an action or
can present a menu with an assortment of
selections that are used to control the panel. (see
paragraph 1.3.2).
The panel also has a safety lock and a ther al
printer ounting point (see figure. 1-1).
1.3.2 Panel Keypad
Figure 1-2 Panel keypad
1.
Buzzer Silence Stops the internal buzzer.
2.
View Faults
Shows current fault
events if
available.
3.
La p Test
ressing this button will light all
the indication LEDs in order to
verify there good operation.
4.
Siren
Silence/Resound
In case of a fire event we can
silence /resound the sirens by
pressing this button (Access Level
2)
5.
Evacuate
Evacuation button
(
Access Level 2)
6.
Reset System reset.
7.
Page Up
Return to the previous page
-
level
or increase the counter by 10
8.
Page Down
Go to the next page
-
level or
decrease the counter by 10
9.
View Alar s
Shows current
alarms
events if
available.
10.
F1
Auxiliary key F
1
.
Its
function is
programmable from the panel.
11.
Esc Go to the previous level-Exit.
12.
Enter
Accept selection
.
13.
(U/D/R/L)
Menu
navigation
(
up
/
down
/
left
/
right) - Or cursor position. The
keys up and down can also be used
to increase or decrease a counter
.
Control Keypad
Indication LEDs
Liquid crystal
display
Thermal printer
Safety Lock
Zone Alarm
indication
LEDs

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1.3.3 Event Indication LEDs
The Leds are separated in groups and are color coordinated. This helps us understand there functions easily.
In detail, the indications of the Leds correspond to the following instances:
Figure 1-3 Indication LEDs
1.
2.
Alar [red] The system is in an alarm status
3.
Power
[
green
]
General panel operation
indicator.
4.
General
[yellow]
Fault
In the event of a fault
5.
Disable
General disablement indicator
6.
Test
In the event of a test condition
7.
Faults
[yellow]
Syste
During
a
malfunction
of
the
panels
pcbs
8.
Supply
In case of a power line failure
9.
Battery
During
a
problem
with
the
battery
10.
Fault – Disable
[yellow]
Zone
Blinks
during
a
zone
error
.
Stays
always on to indicate disabled
zones
.
11.
Fire
routing
Blinks to indicate an alarm signal
error. Stays always o n to
indicate a disabled signal
.
12.
Fault
routing
Blinks
to
indicate
a
fault
signal
error. Stays always on to indicate
a
disabled
signal
.
13.
Protection
fire
Blinks
to
indicate
a
extinguishing
signal error. Stays always on to
ind
icate a disabled signal.
14.
Siren
Blinks
to
indicate
a
siren
error
.
Stays always on to indicate
disabled
sirens
.
15.
[
yellow
]
Prealar
re Alarm indicator.
16.
[red] Fire
routing Alarm system activation.
1.3.4 Zone indicators
The
panel
offer
s
96
-
in
correspondence with the zones -
indicator LEDs which light in
case of an alarm.
Each LED corresponds to one
zone.

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1.3.5 Ther al printer
The thermal printer is optional and can be installed on any panel.
A
thermal
printer
(
BSR
-
2142)
which is suitable for all panels in
the range BSR-2XXX. Each event,
alarm, fault, pre-alarm, e.t.c is
printed on the printer
1. aper advance key
2. aper compartment
safety clip
3. rinter status
indication LED
4. aper compartment.
To advance the paper press the button (1.) located on the top right side of the printer
When the printer is connected correctly then the green LED (3.) is ON
When the green LED (3.) is blinking then there is no paper
Changing the paper is simple. ress the two safety clips (2.) and open the paper compartment (4.) to insert the paper.
WARNING! The printer is a ther al printer which uses special ther al paper.
WARNING! The paper ust be installed in such a way that the external side of the paper role is facing the LED, otherwise
it will not print.

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1.3.6 General LCD indications
The figure below shows the general indications of the panels LCD display.
Figure 1-4 LCD indications
While in the waiting screen, press the «ENTER» key to show the main menu on the top section of the screen.
The last line of the screen shows the date, time as well as the general state of the panel. The bottom section of the screen
shows some icons that show useful information about the panel’s status to the user of the panel. This information is:
 «DAY MODE» : This indication shows that all sensors have the day setting and not the night.
 «FAULTS» : This indication shows that there are faults in the system. ( ressing View Faults, shows the fault).
 «PREALARMS» : When this indication is shown then there are pre-alarms in the system.
 «DELAYS ON» : When a delay of an output is activated.
 «PC» : During this indication there is a communication between the panel and a C.
 «NET» : During this indication the network protocol of the panel is active.
 «LOOP» : This indication is used to show that the loops are in operation.
 «EX» : This indication shows that the expansion protocol of the panel is active.
 «AC1» or «AC2» or «AC3»: This indication shows the access level state that we are in.
 «DISABLEMENT» : This indicator shows that there are disabled sections in the panel.
 «PRN» : This indication shows that there is a printer which is activated to print immediately.
 «TEST» : When the panel is in test condition.
 «BUZZER SILENCE» : This indicator shows that the buzzer has been silenced.
 «SIREN SILENCE» This indication shows that there are sirens that have been silenced (except for the sirens that have
been set differently (see. Siren parameters).

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2 Function Section
2.1 Operation modes of the panel
Below we will describe the indications that are shown on the LCD during the following states of the panel:
Α) Quiescent state
Β) Alar
C) Pre Alar
D) Fault
2.2 Quiescent state
The state where there is no alarm, pre-alarm or a fault condition is called the quiescent state. The LCD will be approximately
identical to the figure below:
Figure 2-1 Syste in quiescent state
From the indication LEDs only the power LED should be lit.
Note. If there is a disabled section then the corresponding LED will be lit and the indication «DISABLED SECTIONS» will be
shown.

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2.2.1 Language selection
When the panel is in quiescent state then the language can be changed by pressing the «ESC» key. After pressing the key the
following language selection screen is shown:
Figure 2-2 Language selection
Using the «UP» and «DOWN» keys select the desired language and press the «ENTER» key to confirm.

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2.3 Alarm state
When a device gives a fire alarm signal the red LED marked “General Alar ” lights. The LCD will show information
concerning the address on the point that issued the alarm as shown in the figure below:
Figure 2-3 Typical screen layout during the alar state
The total number of alarm events (Alarm counter) is shown to the right of the window title. The screen is divided into 2
sections. The upper section shows the first alarm event along with the date 05/07/07, time 13:41, name of the point that
issued the alarm and finally the type of point. The lower section shows the last alarm event that took place.
When an alarm is issued, the internal buzzer will sound periodically and all the units that are connected with the alarm will be
activated. If you want to stop the buzzer, press the «Buzzer Silence» key and if you want to stop the sirens press the «Siren
Silence» key.

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2.4 Pre-alarm state
If a point that is connected to the loop issues a pre-alarm then the yellow LED marked “Pre-Alar ” lights. The LCD screen
will show additional details about the pre-alarm.
Figure 2-4 Screen layout and indications during the pre-alar state
The total number of pre-alarm events (Pre-alar counter) is shown to the right of the window title. The screen is divided into
2 sections. The upper section shows the first pre-alarm event along with the date 05/07/07, time 13:41, name of the point the
issued the pre-alarm and finally the type of point. The lower section shows the last pre-alarm event that took place.
When a pre-alarm is issued the internal buzzer will sound periodically and all the units that are connected with the alarm will
be activated. If we want to stop the buzzer we can press the “Buzzer Silence” key.
In order to receive a pre-alarm signal, at least one point must be configured to issue pre-alarm signals. By default no points
are configured to issue pre-alarm signals. Usually we select to receive pre-alarm signals only from detectors that are installed
in areas where the fire will not grow in a rapid rate.
If simultaneous alarm and pre alarm conditions occur, the LCD will show the alarm events and the indication “ REALARMS”.

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2. Fault state
During a fault event the LED “General Fault” is lit. Other LEDs that describe the faults origin can also be lit. The LCD will
show additional details regarding the fault..
Figure 2-5 Screen layout and indications during the fault state
The total number of fault events (Fault counter) is shown to the right of the window title. The screen is divided into 2
sections. The upper section shows the first fault event along with the date 05/07/07, time 13:41, the type of fault and the
description.
When a fault is issued the internal buzzer will sound periodically and all the units that are connected with the alarm will be
activated. If we want to stop the buzzer we can press the “Buzzer Silence” key.

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2.6 Access Level 1 functions
This level contains the functions that can by implemented by a normal user.
Figure 2-6 Access Level 1
functions
-
“
Buzzer
Silence
”
:
In
case
of
an
alarm
,
pre
-
alarm
or
fault
and
i
f
button
(1)
is
pressed then the internal buzzer will stop. The buzzer sounds every 30 seconds
for all the duration of the event. If in this state the panel recognizes a new
event then the buzzer starts to sound.
- “View Faults” : ressing this button when a fault condition is active will permit
us to see the current fault events. We will present this option in detail in the
next paragraph.
- “La p Test” : When the panel is in normal operation with no alarm, pre-alarm
or fault condition then by pressing this button (3) we can conduct a lamps test
which will light all the leds and the display in order to verify for good
operation.
2.7 Access Level 2 (User Functions)
This level contains all the functions that are required by the user of the system during an alarm, pre-alarm or fault condition.
These functions should be available only to the person that is responsible for the fire protection of the building.
The functions available by pressing a button are shown below.
Figure 2-7 User Functions
-
«
Siren
Silence
/ Resound
”:
ress
this
key
to
stop
or
resound the sirens during and alarm event.
- “Evacuate” : ress this key to issue and evacuation
condition.
- “Reset” : Using this key permits us to reset the
system.
In order for the above function to take place, the access level 2 code must be inserted
Access level 2
2.8 Access levels 3 and 4 (Technical function)
Technical functions are done using the menu and will be described in detail in section 5.
TYPE IN YOUR CODE
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3 Installation instructions
This section contains information regarding the connection of the panel with its peripherals, the programming of all the
functions and the elimination of the faults. It should be read carefully by all the installers who want to install and commission
a fire detection system. A good knowledge of the panel’s capabilities and its peripheral devices is an essential aid in designing
an operable installation.
3.1 General Description
The BSR-2104/MAR and BSR-2114/MAR panels are addressable fire detection panels with 2 or 4 loops and expansion
capabilities up-to 8 loops and 32,64 or 96 zones. Each loop can accept up-to 150 input units (sensors, call points) , output
units and line isolators.
The axi u nu ber of fire detectors and anual call points connected to a panel ust not exceed 512.
All units can be programmed to correspond to a specific zone without any device per zone limitations. Each point must have
its own individual address which is set using micro switches on each unit. The instruction manual of each unit shows in detail
the position of each micro switch that corresponds to each address.
The peripherals that can be connected to a loop of the panel are the following:
- BSR-6055/A/MAR. Addressable s oke detector.
- BSR-6057/A/MAR. Addressable s oke detector/heat detector.
- BSR-6060/A/MAR. Addressable heat of rise detector.
- BSR-5036/Α/MAR. Addressable call point.
- BSR-8017/MAR. Addressable input/output unit with auxiliary relay.
- BSR-5032/MAR. Addressable siren with beacon.
- BSR-5032/WP/MAR. Waterproof Addressable siren with beacon.
- BSR-7070/Α/MAR. Addressable line isolator. (Does not register as point in the panel and does not require an
address) .
- BSR-7071/Α/MAR. Addressable line isolator. (Does not register as point in the panel and does not require an
address) .
On the siren outputs of the unit we can connect all the conventional sirens (BS-531/MAR, BS-531/W /MAR).
All addressable detectors have a remote led output.
In order to minimize the errors during the installation and programming stages it is mandatory to have a general plot or
diagram. On the diagram we mark the address of each point, the name that it will be given (up to 32 characters) and that
zone that it will belong too.
The panel can be programmed and commissioned by using the built in keypad.
According to regulations, it is andatory that during a loop short circuit, not ore that 32 detectors will fail. To co ply
to this, it is required that a line isolator is placed after every 32 detectors or points.
3.2 Safety
A device is not considered that it is being used correctly if the acco panying docu ents are not read prior to its use.
This product must be installed, commissioned and maintained by qualified technical personnel according to:
 Regulations referring to installing electrical devices in buildings
 ractice rules.
 The statutes requirements.
 The manufactures instructions.
- The unit operates with 220-240VΑC / 50-60Hz and is rated as a class1 device (requires a grounding wire for safe operation).
- It must be installed and connected to the power line using its own safety fuse with a warning label «Fire detection syste –
Do not isolate».

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3.3 Description of the panel’s interior
The interior can be accessed by disengaging the lock found on the right of the panel.
In general, the panel consists of 2 sections:
1. The left internal section contains the main processor board, the zone indicators, the printer mounting area and the lock of
the cover.
2. The right internal section contains the power supply, the loop board, the input/output board, the battery compartment,
the mounting holes as well as the cable inputs.
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Printer
Power supply
Battery
Batteries
Cable knock-outs
Mounting holes
Battery
Siren
connection
termin ls
Loop
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Lock
PC
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Printer port
Loop
board
Ι/Ο
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Central processor
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Figure 3-1 Panel Interior

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3.3.1 Loop board
This board is located on the top right section of the panel.
In general it contains terminals for connecting the panel power supply, for connecting sirens, for connecting the loops and for
connecting the mains power supply.
The diagram below shows the connection terminal blocks of the board.
Figure 3-2 Loop board
3.3.2 Input/Output board
This board is located on the bottom right section of the panel and contains terminals for connecting the panel to another
panel, the board with the main processor board, the printer port, the USB C port and other external devices.