Siemens FC2005 Owner's manual

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Smart Infrastructure
Fire Alarm Control Panel
Model FC2005/FC901
Programming Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION····························································································································· 2
1. INTERFACE ·························································································································· 5
1.1 Communication Port Connector ··································································································6
1.2 LEDS, Buzzer and Dedicated Push Buttons···················································································6
1.3 LCD display····························································································································8
2. USER LEVEL ·······················································································································11
2.1 Login······························································································································· 13
2.2 Logout ····························································································································· 13
3. ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER ENTRY··················································································· 14
OPERATION ·································································································································15
1. HOW TO VIEW PROPERTY ··································································································· 15
2. HOW TO VIEW HISTORY ······································································································ 16
3. HOW TO DISABLE/ENABLE··································································································· 17
4. HOW TO ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE··························································································· 18
5. HOW TO DO QUICK TEST····································································································· 19
6. HOW TO DO DEVICE TEST ··································································································· 21
7. HOW TO DO SHORT RECOVERY/ RE-STARTUP ······································································ 22
8. HOW TO SWITCH ON/OFF BUZZER ······················································································· 23
9. HOW TO SET TIME ·············································································································· 24
10. HOW TO CHANGE PASSWORD ····························································································· 25
11. HOW TO DO LAMP TEST ······································································································ 26
12. HOW TO SAVE CONFIGURE ································································································· 27
13. HOW TO EDIT PARAMETER·································································································· 28
14. HOW TO CREATE/DELETE LOGIC CONTROL ·········································································· 29
15. HOW TO EDIT LOGIC CONTROL···························································································· 32
16. HOW TO CREATE/DELETE DIALER GROUP ············································································ 34
17. HOW TO ASSIGN················································································································· 36
18. HOW TO GET SYSTEM VERSION ·························································································· 37
19. HOW TO SET SYSTEM TIMER ······························································································· 38
20. HOW TO CONFIGURE A NEW SYSTEM··················································································· 40
APPENDIX 1 PARAMETER LIST ······································································································41
APPENDIX 2 TROUBLE-SHOOTING·································································································64

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INTRODUCTION
The FC2005/FC901 Fire Alarm Control Panel can be configured on site. In FC2005/FC901 system, all system
information is organized with the concept of the hardware tree, detection tree, control tree and dialer group.
And the whole workflow of the system configuration and commissioning are also based on that.
·Hardware tree: The structure of physical tree is the representation of the hardware structure of an
installation based on a fire alarm control panel. All the physical detectors, modules, HCP, NAC, DACT
module, Power supply, System relays, CTLL, UFP are reflected in this hardware tree.
·Detection tree: The detection tree is the map of the geographical circumstances. It is composed by
different zones. In order to make the panel report alarm, the channels of physical tree must be
assigned to zone of detection tree. One zone can be the representation of one geographical area, for
example, one room.
·Control tree: Control tree contains all the logical controls in the system. The zone of detection tree
and the point of hardware tree can be the cause of the logical control, and the physical node on
hardware tree can not be the logical input, e.g.: the activation of detectors. The output (effect) of the
logical control must be the physical devices, e.g.: the NAC, relay control module or the on-board
relays
·Dialer group: Dialer group is used to group the events in one or several zones and send the events
to remote DACR. In this way, the events of protect promises will be sent out in dialer group level
instead of zone level, which can reduce the quantities of events and make the information
transmission more effective.
Hardware tree:
·System Relays: This module contains four common relays
·Alarm relay: The relay will be activated when the Alarm event been reported in control panel.
·Supervisory relay: The relay will be activated when the Supervisory event been reported in control
panel.
·Trouble relay: The relay will be activated when the Trouble event been reported in control panel.
·Programmable relay: The active criteria of this relay can be programmed by user through control
logic.
·NAC: Notification Appliance Circuits
·The wired style of NAC loop can be configured as Class A or Class B.
·Power Supply: The power module of the control panel
·Main power: The AC power supply.
·Secondary power: The battery.
·Auxiliary power: This auxiliary power can be configured as shut down on AC fail.
·Resettable auxiliary power: The system will determine whether to shut down this auxiliary power
according to the configuration when resetting.
·Charger: The battery charger.
·Addressable Loop:
·The control panel has one addressable device circuit which has the capacity for 50 addresses.

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·DACT: The Digital Alarm Communication Transmitter board which will send control panel status data to a
remote receiving station.
·DACT Connection: DACT has two physical connections to PSTN, two telephone lines. One is the
main connection and the other is used as backup connection.
·DACT Network: The DACT has two accounts and each account can be configured separately.
·UFP: Serial Interface Circuit.
·The serial interface circuit can address up to 8 devices, which includes annunciators and printers.
Up to 2 printers can be addressed. Devices on the circuit may be connected up to 4000 feet from
the control panel.
·CityTie/LeaseLine
·CTLL is one optional module which can be mounted onto the mainboard of FC2005/FC901. if the
module is installed and enabled in the hardware tree, the work mode of this output can be
configured to City Tie or Lease Line.
·Program Key: the programmable key is used to execute the user defined and configured functions.
Supported functions are: DACT bypass, Addressable device bypass, NAC bypass, Fire drill, Manual
evacuation, Co test and Lamp test.
Detection tree:
The Detection tree contains the zones used for report different types of events. The supported zone types
include:
·Manual alarm zone
·Automatic alarm zone
·Waterflow zone
·Supervisory zone
·Trouble zone
·Status zone
·AC Fail zone
·Gas zone
There are two default zones:
·Manual Alarm Zone1:
·Automatic Alarm Zone1:
The system will create a new zone for each new added channel automatically. User can add or delete the
zones except the two default zones. If users delete a zone, the channels in the zone will be reassigned to the
default zone according to the types.
Control tree:
The control tree contains all control logics. The causes of the control logic can be the control panel, zones
and channels. The effects should be outputs, relays and NACs.
There are two default control logic:
·Control 1: There is no device in the cause and the effect is programmable relay.
·Adv. Control 1: The cause of the logic is the control panel. This control logic is used to realize the
conditional activation of the City Tie, Lease Line, alarm/supervisory/trouble relays and the NACs.
The criterion is configured at devices in effect.
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The dialer group is only used for sending information through DACT. Dialer group groups events of the zones
which assigned to it and report events as it self’s. This means if multiple children report the same kind of
events, dialer group will only report it once. Similarly, the restoral events should be sent only when all zones
in the group restore this kind of events.
There is one default dialer group:
·New Dialer Group 1. The system will assign the default zones and every new created zone to the
default dialer group.

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1. INTERFACE
The FC2005 has a buzzer, 7 LEDs, 4 navigational push buttons, 4 push buttons, alphanumeric keypad, 3
menu control buttons (menu, cancel and ok) and a communication port connector.
Panel in US
Panel in Canada

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1.1 Communication Port Connector
The communication port is connected to the USB port of the computer that has the FXS901-U2 programming
tool. This is used to upload and/or download panel configuration if this method of programming is used.
The computer must be disconnected from the panel if not in use.
1.2 LEDS, Buzzer and Dedicated Push Buttons
The LEDs operate as follows:
Item LED Color Status Description
1Alarm Red
Steady ON There are alarm events, and all alarm events have
been acknowledged.
OFF There is no alarm event in system.
Flashing There are alarm events in system, but some of
them have not been acknowledged.
2Power
(US)
Power On
(Canada) Green
Steady ON The system's power works normally. Both the
main power and battery are in normal status.
OFF The system is not powered on. This LED can be
OFF only when the system is shut down.
Flashing The main power is in trouble and system is
powered via battery.
3Silenced
(US)
Signal
Silence
(Canada)
Yellow
Steady ON All outputs which can be silenced are silenced.
OFF There are no silenced outputs in system.
Flashing Both silenced and unsilenced outputs exist.
4 Trouble Yellow
Steady ON There are trouble events, and all of them have
been acknowledged.
OFF There is no trouble event in system.
Flashing There are trouble events in system, but some of
them have not been acknowledged.
5 Supervisory Yellow
Steady ON There are supervisory events, and all of them
have been acknowledged.
OFF There is no supervisory event in system.
Flashing There are supervisory events in system, but some
of them have not been acknowledged.
6 Ground Fault Yellow
Steady ON There are Ground Fault events in system.
OFF There is no Ground Fault event in system.
Flashing There are ground fault events in system, but some
of them have not been acknowledged.
7Audible On
(US)
Alarm
Signal
Activation
(Canada)
Red
Steady ON
The LED 7 can only be steady on when any of the
following conditions are met:
1. There are activated NACs and some of them
are not silenced.
2. There are silenceable devices activated and
some of them are not silenced.
OFF The LED 7 will be OFF when above conditions are
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The buzzer operates as follows:
Normally OFF – indicates that the system is in normal condition or all events in the system have been
acknowledged.
ON (200 pulse per minute) – indicates that at least ONE unacknowledged alarm is present in the system.
ON (85 pulse per minute) – indicates that at least ONE unacknowledged non-alarm (trouble, supervisory)
event is present in the system.
The buttons operates as follows:
Item Button Action Description
8
Programmable (US)
Press
Press button 8 to execute user defined and configured functions.
Alarm Signal Activation
(Canada) Press button 8 to report the alarm zone events to the panel.
9
Silence/Unsilence (US)
Press
The button toggles between silence and unsilence. Press button
9 to silence the audible and/or visual notification appliances
(where permitted by the codes and control panel programming).
The notification appliances will be de-activated, and the LED 3
will be off. Press button 9 again to unsilence the previously
silenced notification appliances.
Signal Silence/Unsilence
(Canada)
10 Acknowledge/Buzzer Silence Press Acknowledges all unacknowledged events in system.
17 Reset Press Clears all obsolete events and resets all devices, except those
disabled ones and hold-through-reset devices in system.
11 C Press Cancel button for PMI operation.
12 OK Press OK button for PMI operation.
13 * Press * button for PMI operation.
14 # Press # button for PMI operation.
15 0-9 Press
Numeric buttons for PMI operation. They are used to enter the
password to access the maintenance and technician modes of
the panel. It allows the user to program the panel using these
keypads without using the FXS901-U2 programming tool.
16 Menu Press Menu button for PMI operation.
18 Four-way button Press A four-way button for menu navigation.

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1.3 LCD display
A 160 by 64 dot LCD display is used to display information such as event types, event amount, event location,
user level, releasing timer, etc. A back light is included in the display to assure visibility in dim light. To save
power, the back light is only activated during a reported event or on operation of a display control button.
The LCD display has altogether 7 lines, and each line displays 26 characters. It displays two events at a time.
Users can cycle through a circular list once the first event or last event message is reached.
1.3.1 LCD display in US
The text displays in the below graphic and table is just an example. The actual display corresponds to the
actual situation.
Line Current text Description
1 Alarm Current event type
01/03 Current event/total events
L1 Access level
11:15 System time
2 V Possible display:
V: The event is acknowledged
!: The event is unacknowledged
Manual Alarm Zone1 Event location
3 Manual Alarm Event type
I Possible display: I/O (in or out flag)
4 V Possible display:
V: The event is acknowledged
!: The event is unacknowledged
1234567890123456789012345 User defined (Max. 30 characters; see complete information
together with the first 4 characters in line 5)
5 678. Connects to the content in Line 4
ManualAlarm Event type
I Possible display: I/O (in or out flag)
6, 7 003 ALM Alarm event amount
004 SUP Supervisory event amount
006 TBL Trouble event amount
000 OTH Other event amount
RCtl1:60
RCtl2:60
Releasing timer and releasing count down time (60 s by default;
Max. 60 s; DIS (discharge) is displayed after count down.)

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1.3.2 LCD display in Canada
The text displays in the below graphic and table is just an example. The actual display corresponds to the
actual situation.
Line Current text Description
1 Alarm Current event type
01/03 Current event/total events
L1 Access level
11:15 System time
2 V Possible display:
V: The event is acknowledged
!: The event is unacknowledged
ALM Current event type
ManualAlarm Specific current event type
Manu Connects to the content in line 3
3 al Alarm Zone1 Event location (see complete information together with the last 4
characters in line 2)
I Possible display: I/O (in or out flag)
4 V Possible display:
V: The event is acknowledged
!: The event is unacknowledged
ALM Current event type
ManualAlarm Specific current event type
1234 Connects to the content in line 2
5 567890123456789012345678. User defined (Max. 30 characters; see complete information
together with the last 4 characters in line 2)
I Possible display: I/O (in or out flag)
6, 7 003 ALM Alarm event amount
004 SUP Supervisory event amount
006 TBL Trouble event amount
000 OTH Other event amount
RCtl1:60
RCtl2:60
Releasing timer name and releasing count down time (60 s by
default; Max. 60 s; DIS (discharge) is displayed after count
down.)

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1.3.3 Event displaying rules
Events are displayed according to the following rules:
1. Events priority:
Unacknowledged Alarm > Unacknowledged Supervisory > Unacknowledged Trouble > Acknowledged
Alarm > Acknowledged Supervisory > Acknowledged Trouble > Status > Test
2. Within events of the same priority, all events are displayed in the order of occurrence the latest
displayed the first。
3. Status events are displayed according to the event setting. If it is configured as “No display”, it will not
be listed in Event List.
When Supervisory is configured as Non-Self Restoring, a Supervisory OUT Event will be displayed in the
event list when supervisory condition disappears. This also applies to Trouble and Status.

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2. USER LEVEL
The following levels of security protect the system from unauthorized use:
L1 (User) – Locked Door
L2 (Maintenance) – Locked Door and 4-digit Maintenance Password
L3 (Technician) – Locked Door and 4-digit Technician Password
Table 2-1 user level list
Items L1
(User)
L2
(Maintenance)
L3
(Technician)
View
“Hardware” √ √ √
“Detection” √ √ √
“Control” √ √ √
“Dialer group” √ √ √
“History” √ √ √
“About” √ √ √
“Login” √
“Logout” √ √
Operate
“Active” √ √
“Deactive” √ √
“Disable” √ √
“Enable” √ √
“Quick test” √ √
“Init. Q. Test” √ √
“Cancel Q. Test” √ √
“Extend Q. Test” √ √
“Reset” √ √
“Manned” √ √
“Unmanned” √ √
“Re-Startup” √ √
“SLC Restore” √ √
“Lamp test” √ √ √
“Device test” √ √
“Set time” √ √
“Parameter” √ √
“DeactPersistDevs” √ √
“Clear History” √ √
“Sensitivity report” √ √
“Reset Factory Setting” √ √
Configure
“Save configure” √
“Delete” √
“Create” √

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Table 2-2 Functionality user level list for Canadian panel
Items L1
(User)
L2
(Maintenance)
L3
(Technician)
Trouble Signal Silence √ √ √
Acknowledge Switches √ √ √
Automatic Alarm Signal Silence Timer
Adjust
√
Alarm Signal Silence Operation √ √ √
Alarm Signal Silence Inhibit Timer √
Fire Alarm System Reset √ √ √
Control Unit Visual Indicator Test √ √ √
Disable Fire Alarm Devices √ √
Change User Text √
Set Time And Date √ √

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2.1 Login
1. Press “Menu” to display the main menu (Fig. 2-1).
2. Press “↓” to select “Login” and press “OK”, the password entry
screen is displayed (Fig. 2-2).
3. Enter the password of maintenance level or technician level and
press “OK”, login successfully if the password is correct. The top
right corner displays the new level “L2” or “L3”.
Note:
-Default password: 1234 for L2 and 4321 for L3. Password can be
changed.
-System logs out automatically after 3 times of wrong entries.
Fig. 2-1
Fig. 2-2
2.2 Logout
There are two ways to logout:
lLogout automatically: System automatically logs out to L1 if no operations take place during a preset
login time. (System login time can be set by system timer.)
lLog out manually:
1. Press “Menu” to display the main menu (Fig. 2-3).
2. Press ”↓” to select “Logout” and press “OK”, the logout screen is
displayed (Fig. 2-4).
3. Press “OK” to confirm to logout to Level 1; Press “C” to cancel the
logout operation.
Note:
Users can directly login L2/3 from L1; but if the current user level
is L2, you have to logout to L1 and then login to L3. It is same for
L3.
Fig. 2-3
Fig. 2-4

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3. ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER ENTRY
Numerals entry:
Press numeral key, then the numeral is entered.
Letters entry:
Letters are entered using numerals key. Press down the numeral key which includes the letter (shown at the
upper left corner of key), all included letters (upper case and lower case) and the numeral will be orderly and
repeatedly displayed. When the needed letter is displayed, release the key, the needed letter is entered. (i.e.,
how to enter “S”, press down numeral “7” key, the numeral “7” and letters “P”/“p”/“Q”/“q”/“R”/“r”/“S”/“s” will be
displayed orderly and repeatedly. When “S” is displayed, release the key and “S” is entered.)
Punctuation marks entry:
Press down numeral “1” key, the punctuation marks “.”/“,”/“;”/“:”/“@”/“#” will be displayed orderly and
repeatedly. When the needed mark is displayed, release the key and the needed mark is entered.
Press “←”/“→” to move the cursor forward and backward.
Press “↑” to delete the previous character of the cursor.
Press “↓” to delete the backward character of the cursor.
Button Inputting characters
0 0
1 “1”/“.”/“,”/“;”/“:”/“@”/“#”
2 “2”/“A”/”a”/”B”/”b”/”C”/”c”
3 “3”/“D”/”d”/”E”/”e”/”F”/”f”
4 “4”/“G”/”g”/”H”/”h”/”I”/”i”
5 “5”/ “J”/”j”/”K”/”k”/”L”/”l”
6 “6”/“M”/”m”/”N”/”n”/”O”/”o”
7 “7”/“P”/”p”/”Q”/”q”/”R”/”r”/”S”/”s”
8 “8”/“T”/”t”/”U”/”u”/”V”/”v”
9 “9”/“W”/”w”/”X”/”x”/”Y”/”y”/”Z”/”z”

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OPERATION
1. HOW TO VIEW PROPERTY
Function: This feature allows user to view device property.
Steps:
1. Select an element by navigating hardware tree or detection tree
(i.e., NAC) (Fig. 4-1).
2. Press “OK” to pop out a menu (Fig. 4-2).
3. Select “View” and press “OK”, the property is displayed (Fig. 4-3).
4. Press “C” to quit equipment property query and return to previous
screen.
Fig.4-1
Fig.4-2
Fig. 4-3

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2. HOW TO VIEW HISTORY
Function: A panel includes a non-volatile memory recording 1000 system events. Identified alarm, trouble,
supervisory, status and other significant events will be recorded along with the date and time of occurrence.
This feature allows user to view these events.
Steps:
1. Press “Menu” to display the main menu (Fig. 5-1).
2. Press "↓" to select “History” item and press “OK”, all history
events are displayed in order of occurance time (Fig. 5-2).
3. Press "↓"/“↑” to navigate a history event and press “OK”. The
detail information is displayed (Fig. 5-3).
4. Press “C” to return to previous screen.
Search:
Step 1 and step 2 is same as above.
3. Press “Menu” to display “Option” menu (Fig. 5-4) and press “OK”
to display search items (Fig. 5-5). There are two kinds of items:
type and time.
Type: There are six kinds of type: alarm, trouble, supervision,
status, test, disable. Press "↓"/“↑” to navigate one type and
press “OK”, all history events of the type are listed.
Time: Select “From” and press”OK” to enter starting time; Select
“To” and press”OK” to enter ending time; Select “Confirm” and
press “OK”, all events which occure during the period are listed.
Fig.5-1
01 Oven 10-21-2010 15:00:
02 Acknowledge 10-21-2010
03 Unacknowledge 10-21-20
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3. HOW TO DISABLE/ENABLE
Function: This feature allows devices to be disabled for service. A trouble condition is annunciated whenever
the disable feature is used and cleared when enabled.
Note: Disabled device cannot send any message to controller.
Steps to disable (i.e., disable a NAC device):
1. Select a device by navigating hardware tree (Fig. 6-1).
2. Press “Menu” to display the main menu (Fig. 6-2).
3. Press “→” to select “Oper” submenu (Fig. 6-3). Press “↓” to
select “Disable” and then press “OK”. A warning screen is
displayed (Fig. 6-4).
4. Press “OK” to disable the device.
Steps to enable:
Same as the steps to disable. The only difference is to select
“Enable” instead of “Disable” in step 3.
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4. HOW TO ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE
Function: Any output (i.e., control module, NAC devices etc.) can be activated/deactivated through controller
manually.
Steps to activate (i.e., NAC activate):
1. Select a device (NAC) by navigating hardware tree (Fig. 7-1).
2. Press “Menu” to display the main menu (Fig. 7-2).
3. Press “→” to select “Oper” submenu (Fig. 7-3). Press “↓” to
select “Activate” and press “OK” to activate the device.
Steps to deactivate:
Same as the steps to activate. The only difference is to select
“Deactivate” instead of “Activate” in step 3.
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5. HOW TO DO QUICK TEST
Function: To test installation quickly and easily. The installed device can be activated and NACs can be
activated for a short period of time. The quick test menu allows user to configure quick test parameters. User
can stop the quick test manually. Quick test mode will automatically quit when the quick test time is out.
The following parameters can be configured before doing quick test:
Parameters Description Value Default
Quick Test Time
Set the time interval of system quick test. The FACP
will quit automatically Quick Test mode after the
configured time expires. When quick test ends, FACP
will reset all events automatically.
{Min.: 5;
max.: 30;} 30
Disable Output
Set if the output is disabled during quick test. If it is
configured as True, FACP will not activate any output
on events in Quick Test mode. If it is configured as
False, output can be activated manually or
automatically in Quick test mode.
{True; False} True
Annunciator Off
Set if the annunciator is off during quick test. If it is
configured as True, no events in Quick Test mode will
be forwarded to annunciators. If it is configured as
False, events in Quick Test mode will be forwarded to
annunciators as configured.
{True; False} False
History Off
Set if the history is off during quick test. If it is
configured as True, no events in Quick Test mode will
be recorded in history. If it is configured as False,
events in Quick Test mode will be recorded in history.
{True; False} False
NAC Off
Set if the NAC is off during quick test. If it is configured
as True, NAC shall not respond to any events in Quick
Test mode. If it is configured as False, NAC shall
respond as configured in Quick Test mode.
{True; False} False