Siemens FDOOT241-9 User manual

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2015-04-09 Control Products and Systems
Modernizing fire detection
installations with multiple
protocol detectors
Technical Manual

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Table of contents
1About this document......................................................................................5
1.1 Applicable documents.......................................................................................7
1.2 Download center...............................................................................................7
1.3 Technical terms................................................................................................8
1.4 Revision history................................................................................................9
2Principles and conditions of modernization ...............................................10
2.1 Using multiple protocol detectors....................................................................10
2.2 Characteristics of multiple protocol detectors..................................................10
2.3 Step-by-step modernization............................................................................11
2.4 Experience of modernization work ..................................................................12
2.5 General limitations on modernization..............................................................12
2.6 Limitations for the detector families.................................................................14
2.6.1 AnalogPLUS detector family ............................................................14
2.6.2 SIGMALOOP detector family............................................................14
2.6.3 Interactive detector family................................................................14
2.6.4 Detector family with MS8/PMT pulse detection technology...............14
2.6.5 Collective detector family (GMT)......................................................15
3Point detectors and base adapters..............................................................16
4Undertaking modernization..........................................................................17
4.1 Step 1: Detector modernization.......................................................................17
4.1.1 Base replacement............................................................................17
4.1.2 Configuration of detector type..........................................................18
4.1.2.1 AnalogPLUS and SIGMALOOP .......................................................18
4.1.2.2 Interactive........................................................................................21
4.1.3 Parameterization of detection characteristics....................................22
4.1.3.1 Collective detector lines and 'MS8/PMT' detector family...................22
4.1.3.2 'AnalogPLUS' detector family...........................................................22
4.1.3.3 'SIGMALOOP' detector family..........................................................23
4.1.3.4 'Interactive' detector family...............................................................23
4.1.4 Test the detectors............................................................................25
4.1.4.1 Test methods...................................................................................25
4.1.4.2 Testing detectors without detector exchanger and tester/detector
tester...............................................................................................25

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4.2 Step 2: Replacing the control panel and changing over to FDnet protocol .......26
4.2.1 Replacing the control panel or installing a line card..........................26
4.2.2 Replacing the remaining peripheral devices.....................................27
4.2.3 Adapting the cabling........................................................................28
4.2.4 Starting up for the first time under FDnet..........................................29
4.2.4.1 Starting up from collective mode......................................................29
4.2.4.2 Starting up from AnalogPLUS mode.................................................29
4.2.4.3 Starting up from MS8/PMT, interactive, or SIGMALOOP mode ........29
4.2.5 Configuration...................................................................................29
4.2.6 Switching back from FDnet to alternative protocol............................30
Index .......................................................................................................................31

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1About this document
Goal and purpose
This document only contains information about modernizing existing detector lines
with the following multiple protocol detectors:
lNeural fire detector FDOOT241-8
lNeural fire detector FDOOT241-9
lNeural fire detector FDOOT241-A3
lNeural fire detector FDOOT241-A4
lNeural fire detector FDOOT241-A5
lNeural fire detector FDOOT241A9
This document does not cover planning the new detector lines.
You will find details on the individual multiple protocol detectors, such as technical
data, in the documents 007004. See the chapter 'Applicable documents [➙7]'.
Following the instructions consistently will ensure that the product can be used
safely and without any problems.
Target groups
The information in this document is intended for the following target groups:
Target group Activity Qualification
Product Manager lIs responsible for information passing
between the manufacturer and regional
company.
lCoordinates the flow of information
between the individual groups of people
involved in a project.
lHas obtained suitable specialist training
for the function and for the products.
lHas attended the training courses for
Product Managers.
Project Manager lCoordinates the deployment of all
persons and resources involved in the
project according to schedule.
lProvides the information required to run
the project.
lHas obtained suitable specialist training
for the function and for the products.
lHas attended the training courses for
Project Managers.
Installation personnel lAssembles and installs the product
components at the place of installation.
lCarries out a performance check
following installation.
lHas received specialist training in the
area of building installation technology
or electrical installations.
Commissioning personnel lConfigure the product at the place of
installation according to customer-
specific requirements.
lCheck the product operability and
release the product for use by the
operator.
lSearches for and corrects malfunctions.
lHas obtained suitable specialist training
for the function and for the products.
lHas attended the training courses for
commissioning personnel.
Maintenance personnel lCarries out all maintenance work.
lChecks that the products are in perfect
working order.
lSearches for and corrects malfunctions.
lHas obtained suitable specialist training
for the function and for the products.
Source language and reference document
lThe source/original language of this document is German (de).
lThe reference version of this document is the international version in English.
The international version is not localized.

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Applicable documents
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1.1 Applicable documents
Document ID Title
001508 Guidelines Connection factors, line resistances and
capacitances for fire detection systems collective, AnalogPLUS,
interactive, FDnet
007004 Technical manual Automatic fire detectors FDOOT221,
FDOOT241-A3, FDOOT241-A4, FDOOT241-A5, FDOOT241-8,
FDOOT241-9, FDOOT241-A9, FDO241, FDO221, FDT241,
FDT221
007227 Technical manual Detector exchanger and tester FDUD292
007228 Data Sheet Test equipment and accessories FDUD291,
FDUD292, FDUD293, RE6, RE7T, RE8ST, RE8STCO, RE10,
FDUM291, FDUM292, FDUL221, Sinteso-Test, FDUD29x-E
008250 Technical Manual Line tester FDUL221
008331 List of compatibility (for 'Sinteso™' product line)
008726 AlgoRex CS1140 Fire detection system Commissioning
hardware EP7F
008843 FS20 Fire detection system - Planning
009078 FS20 Fire detection system - Configuration
009718 Technical Manual Intelligent detector tester FDUD293
A6V10258110 Technical manual Addressable alarm indicator FDCAI221
S24236-P43-A1 Bedienungsanleitung Konfigurationstool PLAND100
Please also observe the documentation for your fire detection system.
1.2 Download center
You can download various types of documents, such as data sheets, installation
instructions, and license texts via the following Internet address:
http://siemens.com/bt/download
lEnter the document ID in the 'Find by keyword' input box.
You will also
find information about search variants and links to mobile
applications (apps) for various systems on the home page.

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Technical terms
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1.3 Technical terms
Term Explanation
AnalogPLUS detector line Addressed detector line for AlgoRex AnalogPLUS
detectors
EMC Electromagnetic compatibility
EOL End-of-Line
ES Product version
FDnet detector line Addressed detector line
GMT Limit value detection technology
HQ Zug International Headquarters Zug (Switzerland)
Interactive detector line Addressed detector line for AlgoRex interactive detectors
Collective detector line Unaddressed detector line
MS8 Pulse detection technology (addressed); also known as
PMT
SIGMALOOP detector line Addressed detector line for SIGMASYS detectors
WM Heat detector

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Revision history
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1.4 Revision history
The reference document's version applies to all languages into which the reference
document is translated.
The first edition of a language version or a country variant may, for example, be
version 'd' instead of 'a' if the reference document is already this version.
The table below shows this document's revision history:
Modification index Edition date Brief description
d 2015-04-09 Various changes in chapter 'Limitations on detector families'
New graphics in chapters 4.1.2.1 and 4.1.2.2
Change to information note in chapter 4.2.2
Table in chapter '4.1.1 Base replacement' replaced
Chapter 'Download center' added; fire detector FDOOT241-A5 added;
chapter 'Interactive detector family' added to chapter '2.6 Limitations on
detector families'
Information removed from chapter '4.1.2.1 AnalogPLUS and SIGMALOOP'
Information regarding delivery status of jumper corrected in chapter '4.1.2.1
AnalogPLUS and SIGMALOOP'
Information on switching on test mode and on the firmware version of the
detector exchangers added to chapter '4.1.4.1 Test methods'
Chapters '4.1.4.2 Collective detector lines', '4.1.4.3 Detector family
'AnalogPLUS'' and '4.1.4.4 Detector families 'MS8/PMT', 'SIGMALOOP',
'Interactive', 'FDnet'' grouped into one chapter ('Testing detectors without
detector exchanger and tester/detector tester') and contents revised
Information on diodes on mixed collective detector lines added to chapter
'4.2.3 Adapting the cabling'
Detector tester RE6T removed, replaced with detector tester RE7T
Editorial changes
c 2013-07-03 'Base replacement' and 'Configuration of detector type' chapters added;
'Interactive' detector family chapter added
b 2012-06-11 Chapter 'SIGMALOOP detector family' added, resistance values in chapter
'Configuration of detector type' added, date format changed in line with
ISO 8601 specifications (format: yyyy-mm-dd)
a 2012-04 First edition
The table below shows the published language versions with the corresponding
modification index:
Modification index en_-- de_-- fr_-- it_-- es_--
d X X X X X
c X X X X X
b X X X X X
a X X X X X
X = published
– = no publication with this modification index

2Principles and conditions of modernization
Using multiple protocol detectors
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2Principles and conditions of modernization
2.1 Using multiple protocol detectors
Multiple protocol detectors of the Sinteso-S-LINE can quickly and efficiently take
the place of point detectors of other detector families which are already fitted.
The point detectors can either be replaced individually or as a complete detector
line.
Installed point detectors can be replaced e.g. during scheduled maintenance visits
by a service technician.
2.2 Characteristics of multiple protocol detectors
The multiple protocol detectors FDOOT241-x/-Ax may communicate via different
detector line protocols.
These detectors automatically recognize the protocol on the detector line (e.g.
FDnet or collective) and switch to this protocol.
This functionality simplifies detector line commissioning during modernization
because additional measures are not normally needed on the point detector.
The following detectors with ASAtechnology (S-LINE) are available when operating
on the FDnet:
Neural fire detector
FDOOT241-8 Neural fire detector FDOOT241-9 Neural fire detector FDOOT241-A3
Can be used addressed in MS8/PMT
mode Can be used in collective mode Can be used addressed in AnalogPLUS
mode
Can be used addressed in the FDnet
Neural fire detector
FDOOT241-A4 Neural fire detector FDOOT241-A5 Neural fire detector FDOOT241-A9
Can be used addressed in
SIGMALOOP mode Can be used addressed in interactive mode Can be used in collective mode
Can be used addressed in the FDnet

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-
by
-
step modernization
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2.3 Step-by-step modernization
Step-by-step modernization involves firstly replacing the existing detectors with
ones which support both the current detector protocol – hereinafter referred to as
the alternative protocol – and the FDnet.
The replaced detectors initially continue to be operated with the alternative
protocol.
If the fire control panel is replaced at the end of the modernization project, the point
detectors automatically change over to the new protocol (FDnet). The existing
cabling can usually be transferred with ease.
These measures enable out-of-date fire detection installations to be gradually
replaced with modern, sensitive fire detection installations with false alarm
immunity.
This document does not cover modernization via the control panel with a line card
of an alternative protocol, e.g. collective.
Step 1: Replacing the existing point detectors with multiple protocol
detectors
lThe detectors communicate with the respective protocol of the installed
system:
– MS8/PMT
– Collective/GMT
– AnalogPLUS
– SIGMALOOP
– Interactive
lNo changes are required on the fire control panel.
Step 2: Replacing the existing fire control panel with a Sinteso
FC20xx control panel
lAt the same time, all peripheral devices that have not been modernized, such
as manual call points and input/output modules, must be replaced with devices
which can be used on the FDnet.
lAs an alternative to replacing the control panel, the existing line card in the fire
control panel can be replaced with a line card (FDnet).

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2.4 Experience of modernization work
The recommendations described in this document are based on the following
experiences:
lExperiences in the field with the FDOOT241-x point detectors from the 'Sinteso'
product line
lTest reports from HQ Zug
lComparative testing from HQ Zug
When modernizing a fire detection installation, the ambient conditions such as
room dimensions, deceptive phenomena and ventilation must be taken into
account.
Existing rooms may have experienced a change in use since the fire detection
installation was first commissioned. Check what the room is currently used for
and select appropriate fire detectors. Position the fire detectors at appropriate
points and select a fire detector configuration adapted to the surroundings.
2.5 General limitations on modernization
When planning a modernization, the following limitations must be taken into
account:
lThe following devices can generally not be replaced with a multiple protocol
device:
– All special detectors
– All manual call points
– All input/output modules
lThe multiple protocol detectors cannot generally be used in the housing of air
sampling smoke detection kits.
lThe maximum number of peripheral devices possible per loop must be
checked:
– Per loop, max. 126 detectors, as of Sinteso MP4.0 max. 252 detectors
– For AnalogPLUS, Interactive, or SIGMALOOP: Max. 128 detectors
lNote the information provided in document 001508 relating to installation
(calculation of the capacity layer). See the chapter 'Applicable documents
[➙ 7]'.
lAll detectors not replaced must be replaced with detectors from the 'Sinteso'
product line when changing over to FDnet.
lLimitations exist when connecting external alarm indicators. You will find more
information in chapter 'Limitations for the detector families [➙14]'.
lOnly the following topologies are permitted: 'Stub', 'Loop', and 'Sub-stub on
loop'. Sub-stub on sub-stub, sub-stub on stub, and several stub branches from
one location are not permitted.
lYou will find more information about detector compatibility in
document 008331. See the chapter 'Applicable documents [➙7]'.

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Permissible FDnet topologies
Loop
Stub
Sub-stubs on loop
Impermissible FDnet topologies
Sub-stub on sub-stub with a loop
Sub-stub on stub
Technical requirements for the FDnet topology
lAll FDnet devices have an integrated line separator.
lOnly one stub may branch off between two adjacent devices.
lWhen there are several stubs next to one another, a line separator FDCL221
must be switched between each one.
You will find more information about the FDnet detector line topology in
document 008843. See the chapter 'Applicable documents [➙7]'.

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2.6 Limitations for the detector families
2.6.1 AnalogPLUS detector family
The DO1133A point detector cannot be replaced by a multiple protocol detector.
The following applies to connecting external alarm indicators:
lIf the external alarm indicator is connected to only one individual detector, there
are no limitations.
lIf only original AnalogPLUS detectors and FDOOT241-A3 point detectors are
used in combination wit base adapter FDB241, there are no limitations.
lIf several FDOOT241-A3 point detectors are to be merged on an external
alarm indicator, we recommend using the FDB241 base adapter.
2.6.2 SIGMALOOP detector family
The SDF3500 point detector cannot be replaced with a multiple protocol detector.
The following applies to connecting external alarm indicators:
lIf the external alarm indicator is connected to only one individual detector, there
are no limitations.
lIf only original SIGMALOOP detectors and FDOOT241-A4 point detectors are
used in combination with base adapter FDB241, there are no limitations.
lIf several FDOOT241-A4 point detectors are to be merged on an external
alarm indicator, we recommend using the FDB241 base adapter.
2.6.3 Interactive detector family
lThe DB1151A detector base cannot be replaced with a Sinteso detector base if
the detector is operated interactively. An FDB251 base adapter must,
therefore, always be used.
lOn an interactive detector line, an external alarm indicator may only be
operated on an FDOOT241-A5 multiple protocol detector via an FDB251 base
adapter. The external alarm indicator must be connected to the DB1151A
detector base.
lThe point detectors DOT1151-Ex and DT1151-Ex may not be replaced with
multiple protocol detectors.
lIf an FDOOT241-A5 point detector is mounted in interactive mode (factory
setting) on an addressed FDSB291 sounder base of an FDnet system which is
in operation, the sounder base may produce one or two alarm sounds. The
alarm sounds can be prevented as follows:
– Change the FDOOT241-A5 point detector to FDnet mode with the
FDUL221 line tester before mounting in the sounder base.
2.6.4 Detector family with MS8/PMT pulse detection technology
On an MS8 detector line, an external alarm indicator can only be connected to a
multiple protocol detector if using a Sinteso detector base.

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2.6.5 Collective detector family (GMT)
Connecting external alarm indicators
The following applies to connecting external alarm indicators:
lIf the external alarm indicator is connected to only one individual detector, there
are no limitations.
lIf the FDOOT241-A9 detector is used in combination with the FDB299 base
adapter, there are no limitations.
lIf the external alarm indicator is connected to several detectors without using
an FDB299 base adapter, the following must be true:
– All detectors use an FDB20x Sinteso detector base. This base type must
not be mixed with older base types, e.g. AlgoRex detector bases.
– No sounder base is used.
– The detectors have a product version of ES>13.
– An FDAI9x is used as a common external alarm indicator if an individual
external alarm indicator is connected to one or more detectors in addition to
the common external alarm indicator, and one of the detectors is an
FDOOT241-9.
lIf the FDOOT241-A9 point detector is connected to a CZ10 control panel with a
grounded detector line, the FDOOT241-A9 point detector must be used with
the FDB299 base adapter.
Maximum current connection factor
Note the connection factors. The connection factors depend on the following
factors:
lParameter set chosen
lDetector release status (product version ES)
lControl panel type
You will find more information in document 007004. See the chapter 'Applicable
documents [➙7]'.

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3Point detectors and base adapters
The table below shows which point detectors from the various detector families can
be replaced with multiple protocol detectors:
Detector family Point detectors
which can be
replaced
Replaced with
Multiple protocol
detectors Base adapter
AlgoRex:
lAnalogPLUS
lDO1131A
lDOT1131A
lDT1131A
lDT1132A
FDOOT241-A3 FDB241
AlgoRex
lInteractive
lDO1151A
lDO1152A
lDO1153A
lDT1152A
lDOT1151A
lDOT1152A
FDOOT241-A5 FDB251
SIGMALOOP:
lBase
lPlus
lExpert
lSDF1200
lSDF2200
lSDF3100
lSDT2100
FDOOT241-A4 FDB241
PMT/MS8 pulse detection
technology lBR82
lBR800
lBD857
FDOOT241-8 FDB281
Collective (GMT):
lSiemens/Cerberus
lSynoLINE 300/600
All point detectors
from these detector
families
FDOOT241-9 - - -
Collective (GMT):
lSiemens/Cerberus
lSynoLINE 300/600
All point detectors
from these detector
families
FDOOT241-A9 FDB299
If you are using detector bases Z7x and Z9x on a CZ10 control panel, you need to
replace detector bases Z7x and Z9x with detector base FDB201.
See also
2Base replacement [➙17]

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Step 1: Detector modernizat
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4Undertaking modernization
4.1 Step 1: Detector modernization
The following steps must be taken during each modernization:
1. Check whether the base needs replacing [➙17]
2. Configuration of detector type [➙18]
3. Parameterization of detection characteristics [➙22]
4. Test the detectors [➙25]
The 'Configuration of detector type' step is only needed for the following detector
families:
lAnalogPLUS
lInteractive
lSIGMALOOP
lIn the case of the detector family 'MS8/PMT' and all other collective systems,
the detector type is defined by selecting detection characteristics during
parameterization.
4.1.1 Base replacement
On MS8, AnalogPLUS, SIGMALOOP, and collective detector lines, when replacing
the point detector with a multiple protocol detector, the switch can be made to a
Sinteso detector base.
To modernize MS8, AnalogPLUS, and SIGMALOOP detector lines, use the
following detector bases:
lFDB221
lFDB222
To modernize collective detector lines, use the following detector bases:
lFDB201
lFDB202
When modernizing interactive detector lines, it is not possible to switch to Sinteso
detector bases.

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Using base adapters
If the existing detector base is not to be changed, multiple protocol detectors with
the following base adapters can be fitted in the existing detector bases:
Base Base adapter Line protocols
Collective MS8/PMT A+
AnalogPLUS SIGMALOOP DS11i
Interactive
AlgoRex
FDnet
DB1101A FDB299 FDOOT241-A9 – – – – FDT221,
FDT241
FDO221,
FDO241
FDOOT221,
FDOOT241-8, -
9, FDOOT241-
A3, -A4, -A5, -
A9
FDOOTC241
DB1131A FDB241 – – FDOOT241-A3 FDOOT241-A4 –
DB1151A FDB241 – – – – -
FDB251 – – – – FDOOT241-
A5
SPF600 FDB299 FDOOT241-A9 – – – –
SPF3600 FDB241 – – FDOOT241-A3 FDOOT241-A4 –
Z84 FDB281 – FDOOT241-8 – – –
FDB221,
FDB222 – – FDOOT241-8 FDOOT241-A3 FDOOT241-A4 –
FDB201,
FDB202 – FDOOT241-9
FDOOT241-A9 – – – –
NOTICE
Operating the FDOOT241
-
9 detector with FDB299 base adapter on collective
control panels
No detector function
●Do not operate the FDOOT241-9 detector with the FDB299 base adapter on a
collective control panel.
If you are using detector bases Z7x and Z9x on a CZ10 control panel, you need to
replace detector bases Z7x and Z9x with detector base FDB201.
4.1.2 Configuration of detector type
The 'Configuration of detector type' step is only needed for the following detector
families:
lAnalogPLUS
lInteractive
lSIGMALOOP
lIn the case of the detector family 'MS8/PMT' and all other collective systems,
the detector type is defined by selecting detection characteristics during
parameterization.
4.1.2.1 AnalogPLUS and SIGMALOOP
The point detectors FDOOT241-A3 and FDOOT241-A4 can be used to replace
detectors from the 'AnalogPLUS' or 'SIGMALOOP' detector families.
You will find detailed information in the 'List of compatibility'.

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Variant 1: The existing SPF3600 or DB1131 detector bases continue
to be used
1. Use the base adapter FDB241.
2. Observe the information in the table below.
3. Place the jumper in the position that corresponds to the existing detector type.
Mounting and removal of base adapter FDB241 on detector base
Fig. 1 Removal and disposal of existing detector
Jumper position on base adapter for existing detector type
Fig. 2 Mounting of base adapter on detector and detector base
Fig. 3 Disengaging lock to remove FDB241 with tools
2
1 Mounting sequence
*Jumper position when delivered

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Variant 2: The existing detector base is replaced
1. Use one of the FDB221, FDB221-AA or FDB222 detector bases.
2. Install the detector to replace DO1131A or SDF1200/2200 directly on the new
detector base.
3. Install an additional, standard resistor to replace another detector.
– Use the table below to determine the resistor that corresponds to the
existing detector type.
– Install the selected resistor.
– Use the auxiliary terminal DBZ1190-AA for multiple assignment.
D113A
T2
DO 1131AT
DT1131A
SDF 0031
SDT2100
+-+-+-
R
DO113A
1
R = Ω
+
R = 10 k
Ω±2 kΩ(0,25 W)
R = 18 k
Ω±2 kΩ(0,25 W)
R = 27 k
Ω±2 kΩ(0,25 W)
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Variant 2: Resistor connection
1R = ∞Ω Do not install a resistor.