RUBETEK SC-1 User manual

MANUAL
SYSTEM CONTROLLER
SC-1 «RUBETEK»
Complies with:
EN 54-18
Hardware version: rev.3
Software version: 2022-12-1
Document version: 2022-12-1

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Table of contents
Introduction...................................................................................................................................................4
1 Description and operation ............................................................................................................5
1.1. Function........................................................................................................................................5
1.2. Technical data...............................................................................................................................5
1.3. Controller location........................................................................................................................6
1.4. Appearance of the controller........................................................................................................6
1.5. Internal design of the controller ...................................................................................................6
1.6. Complete set.................................................................................................................................8
2 Intended use..................................................................................................................................9
2.1. Preparation for use........................................................................................................................9
2.2. Location........................................................................................................................................9
2.3. Installation....................................................................................................................................9
2.4. Connection..................................................................................................................................10
2.4.1. PLC line connection...................................................................................................................10
2.4.2. RS-485 interface connection......................................................................................................11
2.5. Controller initial configuration...................................................................................................13
2.5.1. Configuration of the device name, network address and group.................................................13
2.5.2. Setting accepted events and reactions from other SCs and groups of the RS-485 interface......14
2.6. Configuration of controller using CP-1......................................................................................16
2.6.1. SC sound configuration..............................................................................................................16
2.6.2. Supply voltage control configuration.........................................................................................17
2.6.3. Resistance inputs control configuration.....................................................................................17
2.6.4. RF сonfiguration.........................................................................................................................18
2.6.5. «Sensors bypass» mode configuration.......................................................................................19
2.6.6. Manual mode configuration .......................................................................................................19
2.7. Connecting devices to SC and their configuration.....................................................................19
2.7.1. Wired DEVs connection and configuration ...............................................................................19
2.7.2. RE-PLC (RE-1) connection and configuration..........................................................................23
2.7.3. Radio DEVS connection and configuration...............................................................................25
2.7.4. PLC line status............................................................................................................................28
2.7.5. DEVS advanced configurations .................................................................................................28
2.7.6. DEVS zones configuration.........................................................................................................29
2.7.7. DEVS deactivation.....................................................................................................................30
2.7.8. DEVS link assessment................................................................................................................31
2.7.9. LSS connection and configuration.............................................................................................32
2.7.10. RC connection and configuration...............................................................................................35
2.7.11. Connection and configuration of freely programmable inputs ..................................................36
2.8. Configuration events and reactions using CP-1.........................................................................37
2.8.1. Event name configuration ..........................................................................................................37
2.8.2. Setting up event inputs...............................................................................................................38
2.8.3. State generation by event ...........................................................................................................39

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2.8.4. Fixing events during the fire ......................................................................................................39
2.8.5. Local events configuration.........................................................................................................39
2.8.6. Configuration of event generation from DEVs..........................................................................40
2.8.7. Configuration of event to enable LSS........................................................................................41
2.8.8. Configuration of event for RC activation...................................................................................41
2.8.9. Logical blocks ............................................................................................................................42
2.8.10. Active events information..........................................................................................................44
2.8.11. Used events information.............................................................................................................44
2.8.12. Event configuration by «1st Fire 2» alarm signal ......................................................................44
2.8.13. Setting the date and time............................................................................................................45
2.8.14. Viewing the factory number of the SC.......................................................................................45
2.8.15. Checking the device software version........................................................................................45
2.8.16. Viewing the event archive..........................................................................................................46
2.9. Software Update.........................................................................................................................47
2.10. Cloning the controller software..................................................................................................50
3 Maintenance ...............................................................................................................................51
3.1. Safety precautions ......................................................................................................................51
3.2. Functional test ............................................................................................................................52
3.2.1. Device indication check .............................................................................................................52
3.2.2. Checking device reactions for opening the case ........................................................................52
3.2.3. Viewing the parameters of the SC..............................................................................................52
3.2.4. Device information.....................................................................................................................53
3.2.5. Test run LSS...............................................................................................................................54
3.2.6. Alert test.....................................................................................................................................54
4 Storage........................................................................................................................................55
5 Transportation ............................................................................................................................55
6 Disposal......................................................................................................................................55
7 Manufacturer’s warranty ............................................................................................................55
8 Claims.........................................................................................................................................56
9 Certification................................................................................................................................56
10 Manufacturer..............................................................................................................................56
11 Supplier ............................................................................Ошибка! Закладка не определена.

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Introduction
This Manual is intended to describethe operating principle, configuration, installation and operation
of the System Controller SC-1 «RUBETEK» (hereinafter controller).
Please read the instructions in this Manual carefully before connecting, configuring, operating or
servicing the controller.
Installation and operation of the controller must be carried out by technical personnel after reading
this Manual.
List of abbreviations used:
−CC - control cabinet;
−CP - addressable fire alarm control panel CP-1-(Х) «RUBETEK»;
−CW - commissioning works;
−DEVs - alarm and notification devices;
−FA - fire alarm;
−FF - firefighting;
−FP - flameproof;
−HD, MCP, SD - detector;
−IM - addressable input module;
−IO - addressable input output module;
−LS - limit switches;
−LSS - light and sound signals;
−MCP (Y,O,G) - wireless addressable manual call point;
−PC - personal computer;
−PLC - power line communication;
−RC - relay contact;
−RE - radio extender module;
−RF (radio frequency) - radio frequency;
−SCI - short circuit isolator module;
−UPS - uninterruptible power supply;
−VA - voice annunciator;
−Wi-Fi - Wi-Fi antenna.

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1Description and operation
1.1. Function
«RUBETEK» System Controller SC-1 (hereinafter Controller) is designed for centralized
protection of buildings and structures from fires.
Controller is connected to «RUBETEK» CP-1 (hereinafter СP) and operates as part of
«RUBETEK» system of wired and radio automatic fire alarm. The device provides:
‒receiving, processing signals and monitoring the status of DEVS;
‒control and monitoring of the status of LSS, RC, inputs;
‒sound and light alarms of controller and system operation modes;
‒automatic generation of «Fire», «Fault», «Opening» alerts and registration of events in the log.
Controller is recoverable, controllable, reusable, serviceable, multifunctional.
ATTENTION! Installation and maintenance of the controller must be allowed to persons with the
necessary qualifications and permission to work with electrical installations up to 1000 V.
1.2. Technical data
Table 1 –The main parameters
Parameter
Value
Voltage supply, V
main: DC 24 ± 20%
backup: DC 24 ± 20%
Individual current consumption, mA, max
0,15
Link interface
RS-485, PLC, Wi-Fi
Number of RS-485 interfaces, pcs.
2
Maximum interface length between segments
RS-485, m
150
Number of PLC interfaces, pcs.
2
Maximum length of PLC interface, m
1200
Maximum PLC load current for each channel, A
0,4
Number of address devices connected to the сontroller via the
PLC interface, pcs.
250 max
Quantity of freely programmable inputs, pcs.
2
Maximum voltage at freely programmable input, V
20 ± 5%
Maximum line control current of a freely programmable input,
mA
4,5
Number of controlled «Relay Contact» outputs, pcs.
2
Maximum switching current at each «Relay Contact» output, A
2
Number of outputs with line break and SCI control, pcs.
2
Maximum switching current for each output, A
0,45
Operation temperature range, °С
from -10 to + 55
Relative air humidity
up to 93% at +40°С
Сase protection degree
IP 20
Dimensions, mm
160 × 125 × 36
Weight, g, max
0,28 ± 5%
Average lifetime, years
10
Average time between failures, h
60000
Probability of failure-free operation per 1000 h
0,98

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1.3. Controller location
Figure 1 –Location of SC in the system
1.4. Appearance of the controller
1 –Case
2 –LED indicators
3 –Controller serial number
(QR-code)
4 –Cover fixing holes
Figure 2 –Device appearance
1.5. Internal design of the controller
1.5.1. Internal design of the controller is shown in figure 3.

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1 –Input of the main and backup power; 2 –Freely programmable IN1, IN2 inputs;
3 –Power line communication PLC1, PLC2; 4 –RS-485 interface; 5 –Acoustic source;
6 –Tamper sensors; 7 –«Power» indicator; 8 –«Link» indicator;
9 –«Fault» indicator; 10 –«Fire» indicator; 11 –Wi-Fi antenna; 12 –Outputs for connecting VA;
13 –Terminal block of freely programmable RC type output; 14 –Hall sensor.
Figure 3 –Internal design of the controller
1.5.2. Controller terminal marking
Figure 4 –Controller terminal marking

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1.5.3. Controller contact pin assignment
Table 2 –Сontact pin assignment
Function
Designation
on the board
Contact description
Power supply line 24 V from the
main supply
2
+24 V - positive pole of the main power supply
-24 V - negative pole of the main power supply
Power supply line 24 Вfrom the
backup supply (required)
1
+24 V - backup power supply positive pole
-24 V - backup power supply negative pole
Freely programmable input 1
IN1
+IN1 - input 1 positive contact
-IN1 - input 1 negative contact
Freely programmable input 2
IN2
+IN2 - input 2 positive contact
-IN2 - input 2 negative contact
PLC channel 1
PLC1
+PLC1 - PLC1 positive contact
-PLC1 - PLC1 negative contact
PLC channel 2
PLC2
+PLC2 - PLC2 positive contact
-PLC2 - PLC2 negative contact
RS-485 channel 1
RS1
B - inverting line of RS-485 interface
A - non-inverting line of RS-485 interface
RS-485 channel 2
RS2
B - inverting line of RS-485 interface
A - non-inverting line of RS-485 interface
Relay output (normally open)
RC1
NC - normally-closed contact
COM - common contact
NO - normally open contact
Relay output (normally closed)
RC2
NC - normally-closed contact
COM - common contact
NО - normally open contact
Output 1 for VA connection
OUT1
+OUT1 - VA supply positive contact
-OUT1 –VA supply negative contact
Output 2 for VA connection
OUT2
+OUT2 - VA supply positive contact
-OUT2 - VA supply negative contact
1.6. Complete set
Table 3 –Complete set of the controller
Item
Quantity, pcs.
Remarks
System Controller SC-1 «RUBETEK»
1
Mounting kit
1
Datasheet
1
Individual packing
1

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2Intended use
2.1. Preparation for use
ATTENTION! If controller was in conditions of negative temperature, keep it at least 4 hours at
room temperature (25 ± 10 ºС) to prevent moisture condensation.
Open the package, make sure that the completeness of the controller corresponds to table 3.
Conduct visual inspection, make sure that there are no visible mechanical damages (chips, cracks,
dents) and traces of moisture.
2.2. Location
The Controller is installed inside the secured facility, in places protected from the effects of
atmospheric precipitation, possible mechanical damage and access by unauthorized persons.
The place of installation must ensure the convenience of working with the controller and connection
to the mains.
2.3. Installation
2.3.1 The module case has mounting holes for mounting it on a wall and a mount for mounting on
a DIN rail. To mount the module on the wall, make markings at the installation site. Mounting dimensions
are shown in figure 5.
1 –mounting holes for screws DIN7981 2,9 × 25;
2 –DIN rail mount;
3 –suspension mounts.
Figure 5 –Mounting dimensions

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2.3.2 Mounting the controller on a surface:
- make markings at the installation site;
- drill holes with a diameter of 5 mm and a depth of 30 mm for installing dowels;
- unscrew the 4 fixing screws and open the two hinged covers on the controller case to access to the
mounting holes;
- fasten the Controller to the surface using the dowels and screws supplied with the controller.
2.4. Connection
ATTENTION! Do not use wires with a cross section of more than 2.5 mm² when connecting to
the controller terminals in order to avoid damage to the terminal blocks. If it is necessary to use
wires of large cross sections, it is recommended to use adapter blocks in order to reduce the cross
section of the wire to be connected.
2.4.1. PLC line connection
The PLC provides communication with the wired DEVS as well as their power supply.
When organizing a PLC line, the topologies «Bus», «Star», «Ring» and their combinations can be
used. PLC connection diagrams for various topologies are shown in figure 6.
«Bus» topology «Star» topology «Ring» topology
Figure 6 –PLC connection diagrams
Connect the PLC to the Controller observing the polarity.
ATTENTION! PLC branching can be done with junction boxes or SCI.
Basic requirements for PLC organization:
‒cable lines must be made with using fire-resistant cables with copper cores, flame retardant for group
laying, low-smoke fire-resistant (LSFR) or halogen-free (HFFR);
‒nominal wire cross-section from 0.75 mm² to 2.5 mm²;
‒it is allowed to connect to PLC max 250 pcs. DEVS with equal distribution.
ATTENTION! It is necessary to form and mark the wires at the connection stage. Connection of
the PLC line to the Controller is carried out after completion of its installation and connection of
the SCI.