Tyco F08 FIP User manual

FIRE FIGHTER’S GUIDE
1. SILENCING BELLS
Press “SILENCE” key once.
- ALL flashing red “ALM” LEDs will go steady
- Local Bells will be silenced
- The internal sounder will be silenced if no fault
condition exists.
-Any new alarm will cause the bells to ring again
and the appropriate zone alarm LED to flash.
2. RESETTING ALL ZONES IN ALARM
Press “SELECT” key, if required, until all green “SEL” LEDs are
OFF, then press “RESET” key once.
- ALL flashing or steady red “ALM” LEDs turn OFF.
SILENCE
- Zone(s) still in alarm will be indicated again.
3. ISOLATING ALL ZONES IN ALARM
Press “SELECT” key, if required, until all green “SEL” LEDs are
OFF, then press “ISOLATE” key once.
RESET
- ALL flashing red “ALM” LED indicators will go steady
and amber “ISO” LEDs will turn ON.
-DE-ISOLATING ZONE WILL RE-ACTIVATE BELLS
4. ISOLATING SELECTED ALARM ZONE
Press “SELECT” key until the required zone’s green “SEL” LED
is ON, then press “ISOLATE” key once.
- Amber “ISO” LED will turn ON.
-IF A FALSE ALARM, CALL THE MAINTENANCE
COMPANY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM.
ISOLATE
3. RING SILENCED BELLS
Press “SELECT” key until a ZONE IN ALARM is SELECTED.
(Green “SEL” LED is ON)
If amber “ISO” LED is ON, press “ISOLATE” key ONCE.
If amber “ISO” LED is OFF, press “ISOLATE” key TWICE.
- Amber “ISO” LED indicator will be OFF.
ISOLATE
SELECT
- Bells are operated.
ISOLATE
SELECT

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F08 FIP
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
F08 PRODUCT MANUAL
DOCUMENT: LT0054 (A5 Bound)
DOCUMENT: LT0080 (A4 Loose)
Issue 3.05; 24 March 2006
- A P P R O V A L S -
F08 PANEL APPROVALS TO AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS AS1603.4 1987 AMDT 1 & 2
SSL LISTING NUMBER afp380
The F08 Fire Indicator Panel is manufactured for
Tyco Services Fire & Safety
47 Gilby Road
Mt Waverley
VIC 3149
AUSTRALIA
Tel : [phone]
Fax : [phone]
COPYRIGHT I 1998, 2002
Information contained in this document is copyright, and shall not be reproduced in any form whatsoever,
or its contents disclosed to any third party, without the written consent of Tyco Services Fire & Safety (The
Company). Information contained in this document is believed to be accurate and reliable, however the
company reserves the right to change the content without prior notice.

F08 Operator's Manual Document No: LT0054
INSTALLATION DETAILS
3.W A R N I N G –
The F08 is approved to AS/NZS 3548 Class A. In a domestic environment it may cause
radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
For your reference please complete the following information on the F08 Fire Indicator Panel
supplied.
PANEL TYPE F08
PANEL SUPPLIED BY
PANEL SERIAL NUMBER
PANEL DATE OF MANUFACTURE
INSTALLED BY
AS INSTALLED DRAWING NUMBER ISSUE:
COMMISSIONED DATE
CONTRACT / JOB NUMBER
OWNER / ADDRESS
OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE
TELEPHONE B.H. A.H.
SERVICE COMPANY
SERVICE CONTACT
TELEPHONE B.H. A.H.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INSTALLATION DETAILS ....................................................................................................ii
AMENDMENT LOG..............................................................................................................vi
1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION.................................................................................................. 1-1
1.1 OVERVIEW....................................................................................................................1-2
1.2 DISPLAY PANEL .......................................................................................................... 1-4
1.3 COMMAND KEYS......................................................................................................... 1-7
2 SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................ 2-1
2.1 SYSTEM........................................................................................................................ 2-2
2.2 PHYSICAL..................................................................................................................... 2-3
2.3 ELECTRICAL ................................................................................................................ 2-4
2.4 INDICATORS................................................................................................................. 2-4
2.5 SWITCHES....................................................................................................................2-4
3 INTERPRETING THE DISPLAYS.................................................................................... 3-1
3.1 SYSTEM NORMAL ....................................................................................................... 3-2
3.2 RESPONDING TO ALARMS ........................................................................................ 3-2
3.3 DEALING WITH FAULTS ............................................................................................. 3-3
3.4 ZONE INDICATIONS..................................................................................................... 3-4
3.5 SYSTEM STATUS INDICATORS ................................................................................. 3-5
3.6 OUTPUT INDICATORS................................................................................................. 3-6
4 BRIGADE OPERATING FUNCTIONS............................................................................. 4-1
4.1 RESETTING ZONE(S) IN ALARM OR FAULT............................................................. 4-2
4.2 SILENCING ZONE(S) IN ALARM OR FAULT.............................................................. 4-3
4.3 ISOLATING ZONE(S) IN ALARM................................................................................. 4-4
5 SYSTEM OPERATING FUNCTIONS............................................................................... 5-1
5.1 SYSTEM TEST.............................................................................................................. 5-2
5.2 BATTERY TEST............................................................................................................ 5-3
5.3 OUTPUT ISOLATE/DE-ISOLATE................................................................................. 5-4
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5.4 ANCILLARY RELAY FAULT RESET ........................................................................... 5-5
5.5 OUTPUT TEST & MAPPING DISPLAY........................................................................ 5-6
6 ZONE OPERATING FUNCTIONS.................................................................................... 6-1
6.1 ZONE TEST...................................................................................................................6-2
6.2 ZONE ISOLATE/DE-ISOLATE...................................................................................... 6-4
6.3 AUTO-RESET MODE (One Person Detector-in-Situ Test)...................................... 6-5
7 PLACING INTO OPERATION.......................................................................................... 7-1
7.1 GENERAL .....................................................................................................................7-2
7.2 MAINS ISOLATE SWITCH............................................................................................ 7-2
7.3 POWER UP ................................................................................................................... 7-3
7.4 COMMISSIONING CHECKLIST ................................................................................... 7-3
8 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE & TROUBLE-SHOOTING ..................................................... 8-1
8.1 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE............................................................................................. 8-2
8.2 TROUBLE-SHOOTING ................................................................................................. 8-3
APPENDIX A – COMPATIBLE ACTUATING DEVICES….………………………………..... A-1
APPENDIX B – COMPATIBLE BATTERIES……………….…………………………………..
A-3
APPENDIX C – SYSTEM CONFIGURATION……………………………………………… ...A-4
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AMENDMENT LOG
ISSUE DATE AMENDMENT ECN
2 04/05/92 Revised and upgraded from Document 696-002 (Issue
1 Amdt 1) to VIGILANT Document LT0054.
2.0 27/05/98 Converted to WORD format.
3.0 27/10/98 Modified for V3.00 software, 15V MCP and M614
detectors. New circuit delay types added.
Programmable mode for zone open collector outputs to
override zone isolate. 5 second reset time for new
M614 detector types.
2769
3.01 03/12/98 Appendix A Approved Detectors Revised. ECS543
3.02 31/07/02 Prefix and Appendix A revised 3322
3.03 01/03/05 Appendix A – added 614CH, 614I & 614P 3635
3.04 28/10/05 Appendix A – added System Sensor detector 885WP-B ECS1181
3.05 24/03/06 Appendix A – added 614T 3731
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System Description
1.1 OVERVIEW
The F08 Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) is a compact, self-contained fire indicator panel, which
performs the functions of the Control and Indicating Equipment (CIE), as specified by the
Australian Standard AS1603.4 Automatic Fire Detection and Alarm Systems.
It is microprocessor based and provides a maximum of eight detection zones using
approved compatible actuating devices. A general view of the F08 Fire Indicator Panel,
illustrating its various components, is shown in Figure 1.1.
The fire alarm system consists of fire detectors and/or manual call points installed in various
locations throughout the building, or area to be protected, linked to the F08 FIP.
When any detector or manual call point is operated, a signal is received by the FIP. The F08
panel reacts to the alarm condition as programmed, and may provide visual and audible
indications. Other signals to remote functions may also be generated. Examples include:
a) Mechanical ventilation plant shutdown
b) Local Alarm
c) Alarm to Fire Control Station.
The F08 fire indicating panel consists of:
a) A Wall-Mounting Cabinet
b) One Processor Main board, including Power Supply/Charger
c) One Display/Control Board.
The panel is a standard part that can be interchanged in the field. The door of the panel
contains display electronics and controls, whilst the rear of the cabinet contains processing
electronics, and input and output terminals.
The F08 FIP provides a range of programmable options. These are: disable unused circuits;
latching or non-latching circuits; ten types of circuit timing delays, including AVF and 1668
control; 'mapping' of zones to outputs; and ancillary output supervision.
NOTE: If your requirements have changed, the F08 FIP will require reprogramming,
so please consult your installation or service company.
The following F08 product manuals are available:
Volume 1, F08 Operator’s Manual, provides a complete guide to the operation, and
maintenance of the F08 Fire Indicator Panel, according to Australian Standards AS1603 Part
4. This manual is provided as standard with the F08 FIP. Part Numbers are LT0080 in A4
size, or LT0054 in A5, that will fit inside the F08 FIP.
Volume 2, F08 Technical Manual, provides complete technical details on the F08 system
and components, according to Australian Standards AS1603 Part 4, for servicing purposes.
Part Number is LT0081.
Volume 3, F08 Installation Manual, provides complete installation and programming
instructions for the F08 system. Part Number is LT0082.
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LEGEND
(1) Zone Display )
(2) Output Display )
(3) Battery/Charger ) VIEWED THROUGH CABINET WINDOW
and Mains Status Display )
(4) Command Keypad )
(5) Cabinet Key Lock
(6) Manual Call Point
Figure 1.1
F08 Fire Indicator Panel
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1.2 DISPLAY PANEL
1.2.1 GENERAL
The F08 FIP display panel and keypad is shown in Figure 1.2.
The LEDs on the display show the status of each alarm zone circuit (AZC), the power supply
and the outputs.
An internal sounder (buzzer) is used to alert the operator of certain conditions. By pressing
the control keypad the operator can perform such functions as: silence the bells; isolate
zones or outputs; test circuits; test the battery; test outputs; and reset zones when the fire or
fault condition has been removed.
A title written next to the Green Select LED of each zone tells personnel which area the fire
is in.
Figure 1.2
F08 FIP Keypad & Display Panel
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1.2.2 ALARM ZONE INDICATORS
The 8 zone LED indicators are at the left-hand side of the display. Each zone has four
indicators and space for an installation dependent identification text. Figure 1.3 shows the
eight zone block.
Figure 1.3
F08 Alarm Zone Indicators
The LED indicators may be unlit, flashing, or lit steadily. Unlit LEDs indicate normal
operation. The meanings of indications are:
(a) Green "SEL" LED steady: Zone has been SELECTED.
(b) Green "SEL" LED flashing: Zone has been SELECTED as AUTO-RESET
or Zone test has been activated.
(c) Amber "FLT" LED steady: FAULT in zone.
(d) Red "ALM" LED flashing: New ALARM in zone.
(e) Red "ALM" LED steady: Acknowledged ALARM in zone.
(f) Amber "ISO" LED steady: Zone ISOLATED.
(g) Amber "ISO" LED flashing: Zone in AUTO-RESET mode.
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1.2.3 PANEL STATUS & OUTPUT INDICATORS
The two banks of panel status and common output LED indicators (located on the right-hand
side of the display) indicate the general state of the system with respect to the function
described alongside.
Figure 1.4
F08 FIP Status & Common Output LED Indicators
The LED indicators may be unlit, flashing, or lit steadily. In normal operation all LEDs are
unlit, with the exception of the green "MAINS ON" LED indicator which is steadily lit. The
meaning of the indications are:
(a) Green "SEL" LED steady: Output or Battery/Charger is SELECTED.
(b) Amber "FLT" LED steady: FAULT in Ancillary Circuit Output.
(c) Red "ACVD" LED steady: Output Activated. If output is isolated, the
output relay will not be operated.
(d) Amber "ISO" LED steady: Output ISOLATED.
(e) Amber "CHGR/BATT FLT":
- LED Steady: FAULT in Battery Charger Output.
- LED flashing: Battery FAULT.
1.2.4 INTERNAL SOUNDER
Steady Tone : Zone/System Fault
Fast Pulsing Tone : Panel Fault
Pulsing Tone : Zone Alarm
Long Single Beep : Keypad Illegal Keypress
Short Single Beep : Keypad Valid Keypress
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1.3 COMMAND KEYS
There are five keypad switches (keys) on the F08 control panel. These are from left to right,
SELECT, TEST, SILENCE, RESET and ISOLATE.
SILENCE
SELECT TEST ISOLATE
RESET
Figure 1.5
F08 FIP Command Keys
The sounder will give a short beep whenever a key is pressed, unless the key press is not
valid. A longer duration error beep will sound to draw attention to certain illegal key presses.
Unless indicated otherwise, all key operations require momentary presses of the control
keys. The functions of each key are:
From GLOBAL mode (ie no "SEL" LED indicators ON), pressing
this key will:
(a) Select the first non-isolated zone in alarm or fault (if no alarm);
OR
(b) Select the last selected zone, output or battery/charger, if the
FIP had automatically timed out to global mode; OR
SELECT
(c) Select zone 1.
Each successive press of the "SELECT" key will step the green "SEL" indicator to the next
zone, then each output, then battery/charger, and finally back to global mode. When a zone
is selected; a test, reset, or isolate operation may be performed on that zone. When an
output is selected; an output test and mapping display operation may be performed. When
battery/charger is selected; a battery test may be performed.
The F08 FIP will automatically TIME-OUT to GLOBAL mode if no key is pressed for four (4)
minutes and there are no alarms or faults on non-isolated zones.
In GLOBAL mode pressing the "TEST" key will initiate a system
test.
With a zone, output, or battery selected, pressing this key will initiate a
zone test, output test, or battery test respectively.
TEST
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COMMAND KEYS (CONTINUED)
This key is for FIRE FIGHTER'S use.
In an ALARM condition pressing this key will acknowledge all zones in
alarm. It will also de-activate the "ALARM BELLS" output and silence
the pulsing-tone alarm sounder.
In a FAULT condition pressing this key will silence the steady-tone
fault sounder.
SILENCE
During a zone fault test pressing this key will silence the fault sounder
and step the test to alarm test. For latching zones a double press will
silence the sounder and hold the zone test in fault.
During a zone alarm test pressing this key will de-activate the "ALARM
BELLS" output, silence the sounder and hold the zone test in alarm.
This key is for FIRE FIGHTER'S use.
In a GLOBAL ALARM condition pressing this key will RESET all zones
in alarm.
When a zone is selected pressing this key will perform an individual
zone RESET for both alarm and fault conditions.
RESET
When "ANCIL RELAY" is selected pressing this key will reset a
supervision fault.
When "BATT/CHGR" is selected pressing this key will terminate any
battery test and reset any battery fault indication.
This key is for FIRE FIGHTER'S use.
In a GLOBAL ALARM condition pressing this key will ISOLATE all
zones in alarm.
When a zone or output is selected pressing this key will toggle the
zone or output between ISOLATE and NON-ISOLATED states.
Note : The "MASTER ALARM" output cannot be isolated.
When the last enabled zone is isolated, the fault buzzer and fault
relay will turn on.
ISOLATE
The internal sounder provides the following audible tones in order of priority:
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2.1 SYSTEM
2.1.1 CAPACITY
Maximum Input Circuits 8
2.1.2 OPERATING CONDITIONS
Ambient temperature Range -5°C - 45°C
Maximum Relative Humidity 95% at 40°C Non-Condensing
2.1.3 DETECTOR CIRCUITS
Cable Termination Size 0.75 to 2.5 Square Millimetres
Voltage with EOL 22.5 to 22.80Vdc (22.7Vdc nom)
Loop Resistance 0 to 30 Ohm, up to 760Ωfor hard contacts only.
Quiescent Detector Load 0 to 4.0mA
Alarm Current Limit 15.1mA -1.5/+1.1mA
High Current Pulse 47mA ± 3.0mA
AZC Input Time Delays - Default Recognition Delay: 2 sec
- Alarm Verification Delay: 16 sec
- AVF Acceptance Period: 150 sec
- Flow Switch Alarm: *20 sec
-Note*: Detector must be in continuous
alarm for entire delay period for an
alarm to be registered on the F08.
2.1.4 OUTPUTS
Extended Alarm 8 Open Collector "AUX 1" to "AUX 8"
- Must be isolated from external equipment.
- An open collector output may be isolated when
the corresponding zone is isolated depending
on programming.
Brigade Outputs 4 Changeover Relays
"STANDBY", "FAULT", "ISOLATE", & "ALARM"
Ancillary Output 2 Changeover Relays
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OUTPUT (CONTINUED)
Supervised Output The Ancillary Output "ANCIL" can be wired for
supervision of the load and the wiring to it.
Output Supplies 0 VDC
+VB-BatteryBacked
+VNB - Non Battery Backed
Bells Output 1 switched VB "BELLS"
1A max load, fused : 1.6 A
2.2 PHYSICAL
Panel Dimensions (mm) 555 (H) x 380 (W) x 124 (D) (Excludes MCP)
Panel Shipping Weight 12 kg (Excludes Batteries)
Battery Space Typically 9 AHr
(Depending on brigade transmission device)
Cabinet Material 1.2 mm Zintex
Cabinet Construction Welded cabinet, Hinged inner & outer doors
Cabinet Finish Baked Epoxy painted
Cabinet Colour Cream Wrinkle BFF998 CW
Cabinet IP Rating IP51
Mounting Wall mount (4 x 7 mm OD Holes)
Cabinet Access Outer door left hinged. L003 key.
Cabinet Earthing M4 Stud located adjacent to mains switch.
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2.3 ELECTRICAL
Mains Supply 240 VAC, +6% -10%, 50Hz, 100 VA (0.4A) MAX
VB & Charger Voltage 27.3*VDC nominal at 20°C Battery-Backed Output
VNB Output 27.9*VDC nominal at 20°C Non Battery-Backed
*Temperature Compensation -36 mV per °C
Current Limit 2.5 Amp to 3 Amp (DC)
Total Allowable Load 2.0 Amp (DC)
Bells & Ancillary Load 1.5 Amp (DC)
Internal Battery 24 VDC (nominal) Sealed lead-acid.
Recommended: Sonnenschein Dry Fit
2 x A212/5.75
Quiescent Current 117mA
- Includes EOL termination, no detector load.
- Excludes Output Loads
Alarm Current 170mA (TWO ZONES IN ALARM)
- Excludes Output Loads
Standby relay drop out 20.35 to 21.95 Volts
2.4 INDICATORS
Zone Indicators 8 red LEDs for alarm indication
8 green LEDs for zone select indication
16 amber LEDs for fault and isolate indication
Common Status 5 green LEDs for Output or Battery/Charger Select &
Mains On
Aural Indicators Piezoelectric Alarm, Fault, Key Click, Key Error
Sounder
2.5 SWITCHES
On Display Panel SELECT, TEST, SILENCE, RESET, ISOLATE
pushbuttons.
On Main Panel PROGRAM pushbuttons.