Panasonic 2000 User manual

2000
Fire alarm solutions
technical description
CONTROL AND
INDICATING EQUIPMENT
EBLOne
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Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION 4
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 5
2.1. PERSONS 5
2.1.1. ORDINARY PERSON 5
2.1.2. INSTRUCTED PERSON 5
2.1.3. SKILLED PERSON 5
2.2. WARNINGS 6
3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 7
3.1. OPTIONS 7
3.2. TOUCH SCREEN 9
3.3. ALARM PRESENTATION 9
3.4. CONTROL PANEL 9
3.5. USB 9
3.6. MAIN BOARD 10
3.7. CIE CHASSIS 11
3.8. BATTERIES 12
3.9. POWER SUPPLY 12
3.9.1. DISCONNECT DEVICE 13
4. CONNECTIONS IN THE CIE 14
4.1. INTERNAL CONNECTIONS 15
4.2. COM LOOP 15
4.2.1. EXAMPLE OF COM LOOP WIRING 16
4.3. PROGRAMMABLE VOLTAGE OUTPUTS (S1) 17
4.4. PROGRAMMABLE INPUTS (I1-I2) 17
4.4.1. USED AS GENERAL INPUT 17
4.5. RELAY OUTPUTS FOR ROUTING EQUIPMENT (TX) 18
4.5.1. FIRE ALARM OUTPUT 18
4.5.2. FAULT CONDITION OUTPUT 18
4.6. BALANCED INTERFACE FOR ROUTING EQUIPMENT 19
4.6.1. FIRE ALARM INTERFACE 19
4.6.2. FAULT CONDITION INTERFACE 19
4.7. POWER SUPPLY 24 V FOR GATEWAY 19
4.8. POWER SUPPLY OUTPUT 1 19
4.9. POWER SUPPLY OUTPUT 2 19
5. MOUNTING 20
5.1. WIRING 22
5.2. COMMISSIONING 22
6. INSTALLATION AND WIRING 24
6.1. WIRING OUTSIDE THE BUILDING 25
7. MAINTENANCE 26

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7.1. DE-ENERGIZATION THE CIE 26
7.2. REMOVAL OF THE LCD MODULE 26
7.3. REPLACEMENT OF THE MAIN BOARD 27
7.4. REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES 27
7.5. REPLACEMENT OF THE LCD MODULE 28
7.6. REPLACEMENT OF POWER SUPPLY 29
7.7. START UP THE CIE 29
8. TROUBLESHOOTING 30
8.1. EARTH FAULT 30
9. TECHNICAL DATA 2000 31
10. APPROVALS 32

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1. INTRODUCTION
This document describes the control and indicating equipment (CIE), type number 2000.
The document contains information about the product and instructions on how to mount and connect it.
Article no Product name
2000 EBLOne
2000K EBLOne with key

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2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This chapter describes precautions that must be followed to reduce the likelihood of pain, injury and, in the case of re, property
damage.
2.1. PERSONS
2.1.1. ORDINARY PERSON
An ordinary person – as not instructed or skilled – may have access to the location of this equipment and might also be expected to
investigate and initially respond to a re alarm or fault warning.
An ordinary person must not have access to operate the CIE.
This equipment is not suitable for use in locations where children are likely to be present.
2.1.2. INSTRUCTED PERSON
An instructed person - a person who have been instructed and trained by a skilled person, or who are supervised by a skilled per-
son.
An instructed person have access to the buttons on the touch screen and the menu system. The access is given by entering a pass-
word (six digits). For EBLOne with article no. 2000K, access to the buttons on the touch screen is also given with a re brigade key.
An instructed person must not dismount the cover of the CIE.
National regulations must be followed.
2.1.3. SKILLED PERSON
A skilled person has the training and experience in the equipment technology, particularly in knowing the various energies and
energy magnitudes in the equipment. Skilled persons are expected to use their training to take action for protection from injury from
those energies.
Only a skilled person may have access to the CIE when the cover is dismounted.
Only a skilled person may connect and deploy the CIE.
National regulations must be followed.
1. Touch screen
2. Cover
3. Key, only to article no. 2000K

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2.2. WARNINGS
Element Description Markings / Instructions
1Caution! Risk of electric shock. Dangerous voltage. Make sure to disconnect the equipment from the mains power
supply before removing the cover of CIE.
2NOTE! Protective earth (ground). Make sure to connect the protective earth conductor when installing the CIE.
3
Caution! Risk of explosion if batteries are replaced by incorrect type.
See 3.8. BATTERIES on page 12.
4Caution! Risk of electric shock. Make sure to disconnect the terminal block J2 for the backup
batteries before touching anything in the CIE. CAUTION!
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Caution! Risk of electric shock. Long cable cores should be safely secured, not to touch high/low voltage parts if
becoming loose from its terminal.
For example; secure with a cable tie. CAUTION!
6Caution! Hot parts! Risk of burned ngers when touching hot electrical components.
Do not touch any electrical components when the unit is powered. CAUTION!

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3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The control and indicating equipment is a unit, to which the alarm points are connected via the COM loop. It indicates re alarm,
fault condition, and so on. EBLOne can have up to 253 addresses, and up to 253 alarm points.
The unit is intended for indoor use and in dry premises.
EBLOne conforms to the European standard EN54, part 2 and 4.
3.1. OPTIONS
EN 54-2 options with requirements Clause in EN 54-2:1997/A1:2006
Output to re alarm devices 7.8
Output to re alarm routing equipment 7.9.1
Delays to outputs 7.11.1 b) + c) + d) + e) + f)
Dependencies on more than one alarm signal (Type B) 7.12.2
Alarm counter 7.13
Fault signals from points 8.3
Output to fault warning routing equipment 8.9
Test condition 10
Standardized input/output interface 11

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(Measures in mm)
1. CIE cover top
2. LCD
3. CIE front
4. CIE cover bottom

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3.2. TOUCH SCREEN
The display is a colour touch screen.
Data:
• Display size: 7.0”
• TFT Screen LCD type
• Capacitive display
• Resolution: 1024 x 600 RGB
There are 12 status LEDs integrated in the display module:
Fire System Fault
Fire brigade tx activated Fault
Fire protection equipment activated Disablement
Evacuation activated
Fire brigade tx delay
Alarm device
Fault/Disablement
Operation Test Mode Fire brigade tx
Fault/Disablement
In case of no re alarms, faults, disablements or test condition, the touch screen will go into sleep mode after 2 minutes.
3.3. ALARM PRESENTATION
In case of re alarms the re brigade personnel are able to see which alarm point/points having activated re alarm and to take
required operating control of the system.
The information displayed in the upper part is depending on how many alarm points having activated re alarm. In the middle part
will the re alarms be shown, one alarm point together with an user denable alarm text (if programmed).
3.4. CONTROL PANEL
The touch screen is also used for CIE operations such as commissioning, monthly test and maintenance. To get access to operate
the CIE, a user name and password is required. Up to ten user names can be used for three different user level types.
A password (six digits) for each user name is required.
See EBLOne Operating instructions for more information about status LEDs, alarm presentation and the control panel.
3.5. USB
The CIE is equipped with an USB interface (Type C), used for PC connection.

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3.6. MAIN BOARD
For more information on J1 – J8, see chapter 4. CONNECTIONS IN THE CIE on page 14.
1. J13, RS232 for Gateway
2. J12, 24V for Gateway
3. J1, 24V from power supply
4. J2, batteries
5. J4, COM Loop
6. J5, 24V for external units
7. J6, S1
8. J7, I1 and ATX
9. JP1
10. J8, I2 and FTX
11. JP2
12. J11, Optional Key
13. JP3, Buzzer enabled (must be jumpered)
14. JP5, Boot
15. J14, USB port (USB 3.1 type C)
16. J9, Connector for LCD