Panasonic EBL512 User manual

EBL512 G3
Fire alarm solutions
DAILY USER'S
MANUAL
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Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION 3
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE FRONT 4
2.1. LED INDICATORS 5
2.2. PUSH BUTTONS 6
2.3. DISPLAY 6
3. ACCESS LEVELS 7
4. LOG ON TO THE CONTROL UNIT (C.I.E.) 8
4.1. HOW TO LOG ON 8
5. NAVIGATION / GENERAL PROCEDURES 9
5.1. PRINTER 9
6. PERFORM MONTHLY TEST (H1) 10
7. DISABLE OR RE-ENABLE (H2) 10
7.1. SUB MENU LIST (B1 – B6) 11
8. SET CALENDER AND CLOCK (H3) 12
9. PRESENT SYSTEM STATUS (H4) 12
9.1. SUB MENU LIST (U1 – U8) 12
10. FAULT ACKNOWLEDGE (H6) 13
11. PERFORM ZONE TEST (H7) 14
12. INTERLOCKING OUTPUTS AND INPUTS (H9) 15
12.1. SUB MENU LIST (C1 – C3) 15
13. CHANGE PASSWORD (H10) 15

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1. INTRODUCTION
This document is intended to be used for the daily duties like disablements / re-enablement’s, zone tests, and so on in the EBL512
G3 system.
Due to continual development and improvement different S/W versions can be found.
The document describes the main menus and the sub menus valid for access level "Building ofcer".

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2. DESCRIPTION OF THE FRONT
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2.1. LED INDICATORS
See reference picture on page 4.
1Fire Fire alarms
2Extinguishing Output(s) for extinguishing equipment activated
3Ventilation Output(s) for re/smoke ventilation equipment activated
4Fire brigade tx Output "Fire alarm" for re brigade tx (routing equipment) activated
5Operation Steady light: c.i.e. is powered via the rectier and/or the battery.
Flashing light: c.i.e start up, and if loops are disconnected at start up, until the loops are re-connected.
6Alarms queued
More than one alarm point / zone have activated re alarm.
Use push button "Alarms queued" (21) to scroll amongst the alarm points (zone-address) or the soft key
"Next zone" (23) to scroll amongst the zones.
7System fault
EBL512 G3 is not running because of:
S/W fault
CPU fault
Memory fault
No contact between main board and MMI board
C.i.e. restart (fault code ≠ 00 / 03 /25 / 50 / 53).
8General fault Fault(s) in the system.
9Alarm devices
Steady light: Output(s) type "Alarm device" are disabled.
Flashing light: Output(s) type "Alarm device" have generated fault(s).
This is also valid when the c.i.e. has no "contact" with a unit with such an output, for example 4487, 4479,
and so on.
10 Fault tx activated
Not acknowledged fault(s):
Output "Fault condition" for fault tx (routing equipment) is activated.
Test of routing equipment in progress (see menu H1).
11 Test mode Zones are in "test mode" (see menu H7).
12 General disablements Disablement(s) in the system.
13 Fire brigade tx
(Fault/Disablements)
Steady light: Output(s) for "Routing equipment" disabled via menu H2 / B5 or via open door.
Flashing light: Routing equipment power supply outputs or supervised outputs of type "Routing equip-
ment" have generated fault(s) or the c.i.e. has lost contact with a unit with such an output.
14 Fire brigade tx delay The Alert Annunciation function is enabled.

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15 DEL Used to clear / delete all visible entry elds.
16 ESC Used to stop input of data or to step upwards in the menu system.
17 Key pad Numeric key pad for the digits 0-9.
18 Enter Used to accept / select a menu or input of data. Also used to acknowledge fault signal and service signal.
19 Left / right keys Used to move the cursor in a menu.
20 Up / down keys Used to scroll between the menus.
21 Alarms queued Used when LEDs "Alarms queued" are lit. Scroll through the queued alarm points or zone addresses.
NOTE! To scroll/browse through the queued zones, use the soft key "Next zone" (23).
22 - 25 Soft keys The function is shown in the display above the soft key. The function of a soft key may vary. If nothing is
shown above the key in the display, the key has no function for the moment.
26 Reset Used to reset: Fire alarms, co-incidence alarms.
NOTE! Has to be pressed for > 0.5 sec.
27 Silence alarm devices Used to silence alarm devices / sounders. If “silence alarm devices” is activated, it is indicated by a
symbol in the display, see (35).
28 Silence buzzer Used to silence the buzzer in the c.i.e. when it is sounding.
2.2. PUSH BUTTONS
See reference picture on page 4.
29 The door is open in any c.i.e. (not valid for 5055) in the system.
30 Loss of mains in any c.i.e. or external power supply unit in the system. The unit is currently power supplied via batteries.
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Service signal. The week average sensor value is over the service level, or detector is outdated, for one or more analog smoke detectors in the system.
Menu H4/U5 (Symbol ashing): The system is in service mode:
• A COM loop is disconnected
• A COM loop is in service mode
• A Zone line input is disconnected
• Check loop, Autogenerate loop or Auto-addressing function etc. is in progress
32 The c.i.e. is set into “Sensitive fault detection mode” via menu H5/A2.
33 One or more “Technical warnings” are generated in the system.
34 The functions of the soft keys will vary depending on the situation, convention and language.
35 “Silenced Alarm devices” is indicated by this symbol.
2.3. DISPLAY
See reference picture on page 4.

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3. ACCESS LEVELS
Level “Building ofcer” is described in this document.
INFORMATION ONLY
H4 Present system status
H6 Display faults
H9 Interlocking outputs and inputs
H10 Change password
BUILDING OFFICER
H1 Perform monthly test
H2 Disable or re-enable
H3 Set calendar and clock
H4 Present system status
H6 Fault acknowledge
H7 Perform zone test
H9 Interlocking outputs and inputs
H10 Change password
SERVICE PERSONNEL
H1 Perform monthly test
H2 Disable or re-enable
H3 Set calendar and clock
H4 Present system status
H5 Service
H6 FAULT Acknowledge
H7 Perform zone test
H8 Maintenance
H9 Interlocking outputs and inputs
H10 Change password

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4. LOG ON TO THE CONTROL UNIT (C.I.E.)
USER NAME
Up to ten users, 0 to 9, may be programmed. By default at delivery, three users are available:
• 0 = Information only
• 1 = Building ofcer
• 2 = Service personnel
PASSWORD
Each User has a Password for an access level, for example. "Information only", "Building ofcer" or "Service personnel".
4.1. HOW TO LOG ON
a) Open the door. Press the soft key Menu .
b) On the keypad, press 0, 1, 2 - - 8 or 9 to select a user. Press .
c) Type the password for that user. (Six digits. * * * * * *)
After typing a correct password, a main menu list with the available menus will be displayed.
For "0", Information only, no password is required.

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5. NAVIGATION / GENERAL PROCEDURES
• Scroll in lists or menus with .
• Press to toggle between different choices.
• Press soft key to toggle between different functions.
• Press to select / accept.
• Press the digits on the numeric pad to choose a menu or enter data.
• A successful disablement is indicated by a beep and a "√". It will also be shown in the Re-enable list.
• A not successful disablement is indicated by another beep and a "X".
• To leave a menu press ESC.
• To leave the menu system, press the soft key Escape menu .
• To logout, close the door.
Quick jump can be used within each menu, for example press "6" for a quick jump to menu H6.
You will be automatically logged out 15 minutes after the last action, and directly when you close the door. A new login is then
required. If you leave the menu system without closing the door, you have access to the menu system again only by using the soft
key "Menu". A new login is not required.
After pressing the soft key "Abort printing" it will change back to "Print" but the printing might continue
for a few seconds.
5.1. PRINTER
If a printer is available the soft key "Print" is shown and can be used to start a print-out.
During printing the same soft key might change to "Abort printing".

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6. PERFORM MONTHLY TEST (H1)
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Menu H1 is selected. Press .
c) Press . The c.i.e. buzzer sounds, all the dots in the display are shown and all LEDs on the front are turned on. If the
c.i.e. has a printer it has made a print out: ABC..........Z abc.........z.
d) Press . Up to four zones can be set in test mode. Use the keypad to type the zone numbers.
e) Press .
f) Perform the test.
g) To end the test, press .
Some national regulations also require a routine test of the routing equipment.
If the routing equipment shall not be tested, the monthly test is completed. Press .
If the routing equipment shall be tested, press to highlight YES and press .
Started test is indicated by LED "Fault tx activated" and after 30 seconds also LED "Fire brigade tx".
After 60 seconds in total, the routing equipment test is ended and the LEDs are turned off. Press .
7. DISABLE OR RE-ENABLE (H2)
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Navigate to menu H2.
c) Press . A sub menu list (B1 – B6) will be displayed.

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7.1. SUB MENU LIST (B1 – B6)
B1 Zone or Zone / Address
Disable
Press the Soft key Change type of disablement to toggle between:
- Zone 000
- Zone 000 address 00.
If "Automatically re-enablement" shall be used, insert time (hh:mm).
Re-enable
Select “Re-enable list”.
Select the Zone or Zone / Address to be re-enabled.
B2 Output
Disable output
Press the Soft key Change type of disablement to toggle between:
• Loop unit 000000 output 0
• Control unit 00 S0
• Control unit 00 R0
• Control unit 00 expansion board output 0.
Type the required data
Re-enable
Select “Re-enable list”.
Select the output that shall be Re-enabled
B3 Output type
Disable output type
Press the Soft key Change type of disablement to toggle between:
• Control outputs
• Ventilation outputs
• Extinguishing outputs
• Interlocking outputs
Re-enable
Select “Re-enable list”.
Select the output type that shall be Re-enabled.
B4 Alarm devices
Disable
By default All alarm devices is selected.
Re-enable
Select “Re-enable list”.
B5 Routing equipment
Disable routing equipment
By default Fire is selected. Select Fire or Fault.
Re-enable
Select “Disabled routing equipment list”.
B6 Alert annunciation function
Disable
By default Alert annunciation is selected.
Re-enable
Select “Re-enable list”.

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8. SET CALENDER AND CLOCK (H3)
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Navigate to menu H3.
c) Press . Depending on if it is the date, time and/or the day that shall be set, press and to highlight it.
d) Use the keypad to enter new values. Press .
To exit the menu without making any changes, press ESC.
9. PRESENT SYSTEM STATUS (H4)
Information only. If the c.i.e. has a printer it is possible to get a print-out from some of the sub menus
U1-U8.
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Navigate to menu H4.
c) Press . A sub menu list (U1 – U8) will be displayed.
9.1. SUB MENU LIST (U1 – U8)
U1 Disablement Disablements, except "disablements by time channel", are displayed.
Indicated by LED "General disablements".
U2 Disablement by time channel Only "disablements by time channel", are displayed.
Indicated by LED "General disablements".
U3 Open doors If any door in the system is open, the open door symbol is shown.
U4 Sensor values Information on heat, smoke or multi detector sensor values.
U5 Sensors activating service signal Service signal is acknowledged via menu H8/S2, which require log on with a password for access level
"Service personnel".
U6 Technical warning If one or more technical warnings are activated in the system, the technical warning symbol is shown.
U7 Event log
• Alarm log – Alarm events.
• Interlocking log - Interlocking events only.
• General event log – All other type of events.
U8 Information
• Main board version: x.x.x
• MMI board version: x. x.x
• Alarm counter: nnn
• Max number of allowed alarm points: xxx
• Serial number: xxxxxxxx
• Control unit: NN

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A fault that is both serviced and acknowledged will disappear from the list.
10. FAULT ACKNOWLEDGE (H6)
LED "Fault tx activated" on the front is indicating that the output for Fault condition routing equipment is activated. The LED will be
turned off when all faults are acknowledged.
LED "General fault" on the front is indicating that not all faults are acknowledged and corrected.
No status = not corrected / serviced and not acknowledged fault.
Acknowledged = not corrected / serviced but acknowledged fault.
Serviced = corrected / serviced but not acknowledged fault.
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Navigate to menu H6.
c) Press . A list will be displayed. The most recent fault is on top of the list.
d) Scroll with and or press the soft keys Previous page and Next page .
e) Select the fault to be acknowledged. Press to acknowledge the fault.

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11. PERFORM ZONE TEST (H7)
Up to 100 zones can be set in test mode, which is indicated by the LED "Test mode" on the front. After one hour without any testing
activity, the test mode will be automatically ended. Valid for each zone respectively.
When an alarm point in a zone, set in test mode, is tested, it is presented in the display as a re alarm, but with the information "Test
mode" added. If a printer is available the test mode alarm will be printed with the information "(test mode)" added.
No outputs will be activated except the re door outputs. The test mode alarm will be automatically reset after approximately 10
seconds.
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Navigate to menu H7.
c) Press .
d) Use the keypad to type a zone number.
e) Press .
Putting the zone into test mode is indicated by a beep and a "√". It will also be shown in the
“End test mode” list.
A not successful zone in test mode is indicated by another beep and a "X".
END TEST MODE
a) Press soft key to toggle between: “Set in test mode” and “End test mode”.
b) Scroll with and .
c) Press to select. When ending the test mode for a zone, it is indicated by a beep and it will also disappear from the “End
test mode” list.

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12. INTERLOCKING OUTPUTS AND INPUTS (H9)
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Navigate to menu H9.
c) Press . A sub menu list (C1 – C3) will be displayed.
12.1. SUB MENU LIST (C1 – C3)
C1 Activated interlocking outputs / inputs Read only and/or print available.
C2 Activate / deactivate interlocking output
Activate
By default is Interlocking output area: 000 point: 00 shown. Use keypad to change area/point.
A successful activation is indicated by a beep and a "√". It will also be shown in the “Deactivate list”.
Deactivate
Select “Deactivate list”. Press .
A deactivation is indicated by a beep and it will also disappear from the Deactivate list.
C3 Disable / re-enable interlocking output
Disable
By default is Interlocking output area: 000 point: 00 shown. Use keypad to change area/point.
A successful disablement is indicated by a beep and a "√". It will also be shown in the “Re-enable list”.
Re-enable list
Choose “Re-enable list”. Press .
A re-enablement is indicated by a beep and it will also disappear from the Re-enable list.
13. CHANGE PASSWORD (H10)
You can only change the password for the user that is currently logged on to the control unit.
a) Log on to the c.i.e.
b) Navigate to menu H10.
Press . The user that is currently logged on to the control unit is shown.
c) Use the keypad to type the old password.
d) Type the new Password. (Six digits. * * * * * *)
e) Verify the new password.

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Daily user's manual: MEW02761 EN rev - 2022-10-11
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