Simplex Saturn 2500 User manual

Bimplex
4120 Network
2500 Network Display Unit (NDU)
Operating Instructions
Q 1993 Simplex Time Recorder Co.
NET-31-002 (574-307)
All specifications and other information shown were current as of publication. and are subject to change without notice.
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Field Service Bulletin
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FSB-432R June 3,1993
SUBJECT: 4020/4100+/4120/UT - Modified Operator Interface Panel
NOTE: Replaces FSB-432 issued May 11, 1993. Revised sections of the FSB are not shaded because the
entire FSB was rewritten.
Introduction
Operator interface Panels now have hardware and software that supports the ALARM SILENCED LED. In addition,
orovision is made on the panel for the PRIORITY 2 LED which will be activated shortly. The figure below illustrates
ihe modified Operator Interface Panel.
OPERATOR
INTERFACE
PANEL
PULL TO OPEN DOOR
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SYSTEM IS NORMAL
9:27:40 THU 20 MAY 93 I
EMERGENCY OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
ALARM OR TROUBLE CONDITION
- SYSTEM INDICATOR FLASHING. TONE ON
TO ACKNOWLEDGE:
- PRESS =ACK”LOCATED UNDER FLASHING
INDICATOR.
- REPEAT ORERATION UNTIL ALL REPORTS ARE
ACKNOWLEDGED.
TO SILENCE ALARM SIGNAL’S
- PRESS “ALARM SILENCE
TO RESTORE SYSTEM TO NORMAL
- PRESS “SYSTEM RESET
- PRESS ‘ACK’TO SILENCE TONE DEVICE
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L I I I I 1
How to Silence Alarm Signals CAUTlON
Pressing the ALARM SILENCE key silences the Evacuation Tone/Message
and lights the ALARM SILENCED LED.
To silence alarm evacuation signals, press the Operator interface Panel ALARM SILEN’CE key.
Modified Panel Hardware and Software
The table below lists the hardware and software for the modified panel.
Master Controller Board
Display Board
Overlay
System Software
4100+/4120/UT 1 COMMENTS 1 / COMMENTS 14020
565-333
See Note 3 Replaces 565-l 48 565-325 Replaces 565-209
565-331
See Notes 2 and 4 Replaces 565-l 73 N/A N/A
636-394 / Replaces 635-775 1 636-394 1 Replaces 635-775 1
553-631
V 6.02 Replaces 553-612 553-631 Replaces 553-612
See Note 1 v 5.03 V 6.02 v 5.03
NOTES: 1. The PRIORITY 2 ALARM LED is for future use and is not functional with System Software Version 6.02.
2. The 565-331 Display Board, Revision Bi, requires that Header Plug P7 on the 565-333 Master Controller
Board have Pins 2 and 3 jumpered to provide 12 Volts to the LCD.
3. System Software Version 6.02 is downwards compatible with all earlier revisions of the Master Controller
Board.
4. The 565331 Display Board can only be used with the 565-333 Master Controller Board.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SECTION 1 - SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Introduction to Networking ......................................................................................................................................... 1
System Introduction. .................................................................................................................................................. 2
2500 Network Display Unit (4120-8801) ............................................................................................................. 2
2500 NDU with Status Command Center (4120-8821) ....................................................................................... 2
System Operating Description ................................................................................................................................... 2
Log In Procedure ................................................................................................................................................. 4
Log Out Procedure .............................................................................................................................................. 5
Handling Abnormal Conditions ............................................................................................................................ 6
SECTION 2 - ALARM CONDITIONS
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions ............................................................................... 9
How to Silence the Alarm Signals ..................................................................................................................... 10
How to Reset the System .................................................................................................................................. 10
Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Alarm Conditions ........................................................................ 10
How to Silence the Alarm Signals.. ................................................................................................................... 11
How to Reset the System .................................................................................................................................. II
Essential Alarm Condition Keys ............................................................................................................................... 11
Alarm Acknowledge Key ................................................................................................................................... II
Alarm Silence Key ............................................................................................................................................. 12
Alarm Silence Software Considerations ..................................................................................................... 12
System Reset Key ............................................................................................................................................. 13
If the Alarm Point does not Reset. .................................................................................................................... .I3
How to Disable a Point.. .................................................................................................................................... 13
SECTION 3 - TROUBLE CONDITIONS
Introduction.. ............................................................................................................................................................ 15
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions .......................................................................... 15
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Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Trouble Conditions ...................................................................... 16
Essential Trouble Condition Keys ............................................................................................................................ 17
Trouble Acknowledge Key ................................................................................................................................. 17
System Reset Key.. ........................................................................................................................................... 18
If the Trouble Does Not Reset ........................................................................................................................... 18
How to Disable a Point with a Trouble Condition .............................................................................................. 18
Trouble Indications for TrueAlarmTM Sensors .......................................................................................................... 19
Introduction.. ...................................................................................................................................................... 19
Almost Dirty Indication ....................................................................................................................................... 20
Dirty Indication. .................................................................................................................................................. 20
Excessively Dirty Indication.. ............................................................................................................................. 20
Self-Test Abnormal Indication.. .......................................................................................................................... 20
TrueAlarmTM is protected by U.S. Patent No. 5,565,468.
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SECTION 4 - SUPERVISORY SERVICE CONDITIONS
Introduction.. ............................................................................................................................................................ 21
Global Acknowledge Panel Operation During Supervisory Service Conditions.. ................................................... .21
Individual Acknowledge Panel Operation During Supervisory Service Conditions ................................................ .22
Essential Supervisory Service Condition Keys.. ...................................................................................................... 23
Supervisory Acknowledge Key ......................................................................................................................... 23
SECTION 5 - RS-232 INTERFACE
Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................. 25
RS-232 Port Access Levels .............................................................................................................................. 25
The Video Terminal ................................................................................................................................................. 25
CRT Function Key Definitions.. ......................................................................................................................... 26
Set-Up Procedure ............................................................................................................................................. 26
CRT Screen Displays .............................................................................................................................................. 26
CRT Main Menu Screen ................................................................................................................................... 26
Acknowledge Screen.. ...................................................................................................................................... 27
Log In Screen.. .................................................................................................................................................. 28
Historical Log Screen.. ...................................................................................................................................... 29
Status Screen ................................................................................................................................................... 29
The System Printer .................................................................................................................................................. 30
SECTION 6 - 2120 INTERFACE
Introduction.. ............................................................................................................................................................ 31
2120 Interface Operation During Walk TestTM......................................................................................................... 31
SECTION 7 - NDU AUDIO SYSTEMS
General Information.. ............................................................................................................................................... 33
Introduction.. ............................................................................................................................................................ 33
Audio Features .................................................................................................................................................. 33
System Operation ............................................................................................................................................. 33
Audio Control LED/Switch Module.. .................................................................................................................. 34
Voice Messages ................................................................................................................................................ 34
Voice Coded Digits ............................................................................................................................................ 34
Preambles ......................................................................................................................................................... 34
Trouble Messages ............................................................................................................................................ 35
Walk TestTM..... .................................................................................................................................................. 35
Single Channel Audio Operations.. ......................................................................................................................... 35
Audio Control LED/Switch Module. ................................................................................................................... 35
ALL SPEAKERS EVAC Switch.. ........ ............................................................................................................... 36
SELECTIVE EVAC Switch.. ........................................................................ .
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ALL SPEAKERS TALK Switch.. ........................................................................................................................ 36
LOCAL SPEAKER Switch.. ............................................................................................................................... 36
Optional Functions. ........................................................................................................................................... 37
Speaker Select Switches .................................................................................................................................. 37
Walk TestTM is protected by U.S. Patent No. 4,725,818.
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SECTION 7 - NDU AUDIO SYSTEMS (continued) Page
Single Channel Audio System Operation ............................................................................................................... .37
How to Operate the Microphone During Automatic Alarm Conditions .............................................................. 37
How to Manually Initiate an Evacuation Signal ................................................................................................. 38
How to Operate the Microphone During Non-Alarm Conditions.. ...................................................................... 39
How to Use the Local Panel Speaker. ............................................................................................................... 39
Dual Channel Audio Operations .............................................................................................................................. 40
Audio Control LED/Switch Module for Dual Channel Audio .............................................................................. 40
ALL SPEAKERS EVAC Switch ......................................................................................................................... 40
SELECTIVE EVAC Switch ................................................................................................................................ 40
ALL SPEAKERS TALK Switch .......................................................................................................................... 41
LOCAL SPEAKER ALERT Switch .................................................................................................................... 41
LOCAL SPEAKER EVAC Switch ..................................................................................................................... .41
Optional Functions ............................................................................................................................................ 41
Speaker Select Switches and LEDs.. ............................................................................................................... .42
Dual Channel Audio System Operation .................................................................................................................. .42
How to Operate the Microphone During Automatic Alarm Conditions .............................................................. 42
How to Manually Initiate an Evacuation Signal ................................................................................................. 43
How to Operate the Microphone During Non-Alarm Conditions.. ...................................................................... 44
Triple Channel Audio Operations ............................................................................................................................. 44
Audio Control LED/Switch Module for Triple Channel Audio.. ........................................................................... 44
ALL SPEAKERS EVAC Switch ......................................................................................................................... 45
SELECTIVE EVAC Switch ................................................................................................................................ 45
ALL SPEAKERS TALK Switch ........................................................................ :................................................. 45
LOCAL SPEAKER ALERT Switch .................................................................................................................... 45
LOCAL SPEAKER EVAC Switch ...................................................................................................................... 45
Optional Functions ............................................................................................................................................ 45
Speaker Select Switches and LEDs .................................................................................................................. 46
Triple Channel Audio System Operation.. ................................................................................................................ 46
How to Operate the Microphone During Automatic Alarm Conditions ............................................................. .47
How to Manually Initiate an Evacuation Signal ................................................................................................ .47
How to Operate the Microphone During Non-Alarm Conditions.. ..................................................................... .48
Telephone Operation ............................................................................................................................................... 49
Phone LED/Switch Module.. .............................................................................................................................. 49
How to Operate the Telephone.. ........................................................................................................................ 49
Optional Feature Operation ...................................................................................................................................... 50
How to Initiate a Drill ......................................................................................................................................... 50
How to Perform an All Clear Operation.. ........................................................................................................... 50
How to Operate Auxiliary Messages ................................................................................................................ .51
How to Connect the Phone Line to the Audio System ..................................................................................... .51
How to Use the Manual Audio Override Switch ................................................................................................ 52
How to Operate the All Speakers Minus Switch ............................................................................................... .52
SECTION 8 - MAPNET ll@
Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................. 53
MAPNET II@Alphanumeric Displays ............................................................................ ..!........................................ 53
MAPNET II@Point Addressing ................................................................................................................................. 53
How to Display a MAPNET II@System Point ................................................................................................... .53
What to do if a MAPNET II@Point will not Reset ............................................................................................. .53
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SECTION 9 - ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................. 55
Control Keys .................................................................................................................................................... .55
Function Keys ................................................................................................................................................... 56
How to Set Time and Date ...................................................................................................................................... 56
How to Escape from Menu. ..................................................................................................................................... 57
Point Control with the Function Key ....................................................................................................................... .58
DISPLAY/ACTION Keypad.. .................................................................................................................................... 58
FUNCTION Key.. ............................................................................................................................................. .59
MENU Key. ....................................................................................................................................................... 60
PREVIOUS Key.. ............................................................................................................................................ .60
NEXT Key ......................................................................................................................................................... 60
LAMP TEST Key ............................................................................................................................................... 61
Action Keys. ...................................................................................................................................................... 61
ENTRY Keypad ........................................................................................................................................................ 61
How to Enter a Prefix .............................................................................................................................................. 62
How to Display MAPNET II@Point Status.. ............................................................................................................. 63
How to Display the Sensitivity of a TrueAlarmTM Sensor ......................................................................................... 64
Additional Keys ........................................................................................................................................................ 67
ENTER .............................................................................................................................................................. 67
CLR (Clear) ....................................................................................................................................................... 67
(Hyphen) ......................................................................................................................................................... 67
DEL (Delete). .................................................................................................................................................... 67
Point Selection ........................................................................................................................................................ 67
Selecting Points Using Lists .............................................................................................................................. 67
Selecting Points Using The Keypad .................................................................................................................. 68
Selecting Additional Lists.. ................................................................................................................................ 68
Operator Access Levels. ........................................................................................................................................ .68
Power Up Sequence ............................................................................................................................................... 69
SECTION 10 - SYSTEM TEST PROCEDURES
Lamp Test.. ............................................................................................................................................................... 71
Walk TestTM ...... ....................................................................................................................................................... 71
How to Turn a Point OFF ......................................................................................................................................... 71
How to Turn a Point ON .................. ........................................................................................................................ 72
How to Return a Point to AUTO .............................................................................................................................. 73
How to Enable a Disabled Point.. ............................................................................................................................ 74
What to do in case of System Malfunction .............................................................................................................. 75
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APPENDIX A - ABBREVIATED OPERATOR INTERFACE PROCEDURES
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Operator Log In/Log Out Procedures ...................................................................................................................... 77
Access Level Log In Procedure.. ....................................................................................................................... 77
Access Level Log In Procedure from the CRT.. ................................................................................................ 78
Access Level Log Out Procedure.. .................................................................................................................... 78
Access Level Log Out Procedure from the CRT.. ............................................................................................. 79
System Operating Procedures.. .............................................................................................................................. .79
Viewing a List of Points.. ................................................................................................................................... 79
Viewing the Status of any System Point.. .......................................................................................................... 79
Controlling System Points.. ............................................................................................................................... .80
Viewing the Sensitivity of a TrueAlarmTM Sensor.. ........................................................................................... .80
Clearing an Analog Sensor Peak Value.. .......................................................................................................... 80
Viewing the Historical Alarm and Trouble Logs ................................................................................................. 81
Clearing the Historical Alarm and Trouble Logs ................................................................................................ 81
Viewing Abnormal System Conditions with the Display Time Key.. .................................................................. 82
Clearing the Alarm Verification Tally ..:............................................................................................................... 82
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NDU Operator Interface Panel ..................................................................................................................... 3
Operator Interface Panel Showing Alarm Condition.. ...................................................................... .,.......... .9
Operator Interface Panel Showing Trouble Condition .................................................................... ........... 15
Operator Interface Panel Showing Supervisory Service Condition ................................................. .,........ .21
CRT Main Menu Screen.. ........................................................................................................................... 27
CRT Acknowledge Screen ........................................................................................................................ .28
CRT Log In Screen.. ................................................................................................................................... 28
CRT Alarm Historical Log Screen.. ............................................................................................................. 29
CRT Status Screen.. ................................................................................................................................... 29
40 Character Line Width Printout ............................................................................................................... 30
80 Character Line Width Printout.. ............................................................................................................. 30
Audio Control LED/Switch Module for Single Channel Operations.. .......................................................... 36
LED/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Alarm Conditions (Single Channel). ................. .38
LED/Switch Locations for Evacuation Signal Initiation (Single Channel) ................................................... 38
LED/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Non-Alarm Conditions (Single Channel) ......... ..3 9
LED/Switch Locations for Local Panel Speaker Operation (Single Channel) ............................................ 39
Audio Control LED/Switch Module for Dual Channel Operations.. ............................................................. 40
LED/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Alarm Conditions (Dual Channel) ...................... 43
LED/Switch Locations for Evacuation Signal Initiation (Dual Channel). ........................................... .,....... .43
LED/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Non-Alarm Conditions (Dual Channel)..............4 4
Audio Control LED/Switch Module for Triple Channel Operations.. ........................................................... 44
LED/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Alarm Conditions (Triple Channel). ................. ..4 7
LED/Switch Locations for Evacuation Signal Initiation (Triple Channel) .................................................... 47
LED/Switch Locations for Microphone Operation During Non-Alarm Conditions (Triple Channel) .......... ..4 8
LED/Switch Locations for Phone Circuit Operation.. .................................................................................. 49
LED/Switch Locations for Drill Initiation.. .................................................................................................... 50
LED/Switch Locations for Performance of an All Clear Operation ............................................................. 50
LED/Switch Locations for Auxiliary Message Operation ............................................................................ 51
LED/Switch Locations for Connection of Phone Line to Audio System.. .................................................... 51
LED/Switch Locations for Manual Override Switch Operation ................................................................... 52
LED/Switch Locations for All Speakers Minus Switch Operation .............................................................. .52
Operator Interface Panel Controls and Indicators.. ................................................................................... .55
CONTROL KEYS ....................................................................................................................................... 55
FUNCTION KEYS and Alphanumeric Display ................................................................................... ....... 56
DISPLAY/ACTION Keypad.. ................................................................................................................ ...... .59
ENTRY Keypad.. ........................................................................................................................................ 61
Excerpt from Typical Programmer’s Report ............................................................................................... 64
TABLES Page
RS-232 Interface Default Protection Levels ............................................................................................... 25
Function Key Definitions.. ........................................................................................................................... 26
NDU Audio System Configurations ............................................................................................................ 33
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