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ZONESENSE EN54

 

INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING & OPERATION 

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Configuration 

A label is fitted to all FACP’s so as the installer can record the configuration of the installation. 

Z O NE

2

ZONE TYPE

NORMAL / DELAYED

TIME DELAY (min:sec)*

RELAYS

No ANNUNCIATORS

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FITTED NOT FITTED

C O D E

EN54: 2&4 / ISO7240: 2&4

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3

4

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0:30

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1:30

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2:30

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3:30

4:00

4:30

5:00

5:30

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NORMAL / DELAYED

3

NORMAL / DELAYED

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NORMAL / DELAYED

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NORMAL / DELAYED

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NORMAL / DELAYED

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NORMAL / DELAYED

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NORMAL / DELAYED

TICK TO INDICATE DELAY

* TIME DELAY COMMON TO ALL ZONES

TYPE

ANCILLARY BOARDS

 

Figure 19: Configuration Label Fitted to the Front Door 

 

Summary of Contents for ZoneSense

Page 1: ...ZoneSense Fire Alarm Control Panel User Manual Log Book EN54 2 4 MAN 2748 11 ...

Page 2: ...or flashing FIRE 2 To Silence the FACP Buzzer Press SILENCE BUZZER 3 To Silence External Sounders Enter Access Level 2 Key in Password 3 2 1 0 Press SILENCE RESOUND CONTROLS ENABLED indicator steady CONTROLS ENABLED and 4 Indicators Zone FIRE Alarm indicator steady Common FIRE Alarm indicator steady REMOTE OUTPUT ON indicator steady FIRE OUTPUT ON ...

Page 3: ...r flashing then steady FAULT DISABLED TEST ZONE 4 ZONE 3 Common DISABLED Indicator flashing then steady DISABLED Press EXIT 3 to EXIT the ENABLE DISABLE mode and Access Level 2 4 Indicators Zone DISABLED Indicator steady Common DISABLED Indicator steady DISABLED CONTROLS ENABLED Indicator off CONTROLS ENABLED Resetting the Panel Press RESET RESETS FACP ZONE ALARM Note Audible feedback will be give...

Page 4: ...1 9 6 4 Zone Circuits TB2 TB800 10 6 4 1 Operating Conditions 10 6 4 2 Detector Removal Facility 11 6 5 Outputs Monitored Alarm Outputs TB3 TB801 11 6 6 Outputs Open Collector TB4 12 6 7 Remote Output TB4 1 12 6 8 Fault Output TB4 2 12 6 9 Ancillary Output TB4 3 12 6 10 Reset TB4 4 12 6 11 Auxiliary Power Output TB4 5 12 6 12 Outputs Volt Free Relay TB5 12 6 12 1 Remote Output Relay 12 6 12 2 Faul...

Page 5: ...11 Calculating Standby Battery Capacity 23 12 Trouble Shooting 24 13 Definitions 26 14 Glossary of Terms 27 15 Specifications 28 ...

Page 6: ...atic pre cautions at all times and Be aware that if a problem is encountered or there is any doubt with respect to the operational parameters of the installation the supplier should be contacted 1 3 References This manual explains how to install and commission the ZoneSense FACP and should be read in conjunction with User s Manual and Log Book that accompanies the panel Documents related to the de...

Page 7: ...le feedback of operation On site programming Terminals cater for up to 2 5mm diameter cables Buzzer Operation The buzzer provides audible Indication at system start up 3 tone bursts of increasing frequency Indication of a fire condition Tone is continuous until the buzzer is silenced or the fire condition is cleared by reset Indication of a fault condition Tone is 1 second on 1 second off until th...

Page 8: ...red 3 2 PCB Removal Replacement If the PCB has to be removed the following precautions must be observed Removing the door will provide better access to the board s and ensure the hinges are not accidentally stressed To remove swing the door open and push upwards at the hinges as indicated in the following assembly drawing Personal anti static procedures must be followed Disconnect all wiring caref...

Page 9: ...OL BOARD BRIDGE DECAL CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY PCB FIXING SCREWS TO REMOVE THE DOOR OPEN TO 90 DEGREES AT THE HINGES AND PUSH UPWARDS HERE MARKING ON THE ENCLOSURE INCLUDES AMPAC S NAME AND TRADEMARK MODEL NUMBER PRODUCTION LABEL BATCH NUMBER BUILD PERIOD TOP KNOCKOUTS BACK KNOCKOUTS BRIDGE RETAINING SCREWS Figure 2 Exploded Views of ABS BX1 Cabinet Decal Bridge and PCB Note The Metal BX10 cabinet i...

Page 10: ...Page 5 ZONESENSE EN54 INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING OPERATION 147 00 mm 147 00 mm 163 20 mm Figure 4 ABS BX1 Mounting Points 288 40 mm 230 90 mm Figure 5 Metal Cabinet BX10 Mounting Points ...

Page 11: ...ide of the enclosure and correctly terminated to the fuse terminal block Wired to this terminal block is the mains transformer that reduces the mains to the required 32VAC secondary voltage Before switching on the Power Supply the Earth MUST be connected to the chassis earth terminal as shown in the following diagram All earth cabling must be terminated to the Panels Chassis Earth Terminal in a St...

Page 12: ...cessor 5 2 Standby Power Supply The optional backup battery supply is required to be able to maintain FACP quiescent operation for 24 hours 72 for non monitored applications in the event of mains power failure then supply full alarm load for a period of 30 minutes The standby power supply has a low voltage disconnect to prevent the batteries from being discharged below 21VDC Requirements of the ba...

Page 13: ...0mA 24VDC Common for O C outputs 170mA Aux 24VDC 150mA FACP electronics 20mA Total 1545mA For the 2 zone panel 50mA is required for the zones 500mA for the monitored outputs 2 fitted plus the normal operational current totals 895mA For the 4 zone panel 100mA is required for the zones and 500mA for the monitored outputs 2 fitted plus the normal operational current totals 945mA 5 5 Powering Up and D...

Page 14: ...and if fitted provides keyed level 2 access 6 2 Communications TB400 CN400 RS485 communications allows the Main Control Board to communicate with the internal and or external ancillary boards but is only fitted to the 4 and 8 zone FACP s The external communication are protected to meet the relevant standards consists of three terminals A B Shield and drives a maximum of four 4 LAM s and one 1 8 Wa...

Page 15: ... conventional detectors refer to the list of compatible devices Reset time is 2 seconds Each zone circuit will function as follows Reported Condition Comment Disable When the zone circuit has been disabled Fault Short circuit exists on the zone circuit Alarm One or more detectors have been activated Fault EOL capacitor is not detected O C condition detector removed Normal All detectors are normal ...

Page 16: ...m outputs Each output is nominally rated at 250mA 24VDC and monitored for open and short circuit conditions when the output is not activated Monitoring is achieved by the sensing of the End of Line EOL 10kΩ resistors and is independent of the loading of bells and sounders The monitoring is forward biased and requires diodes to be fitted in series with each bell and sounder Faults on the monitored ...

Page 17: ...al to the operation of the remote output relay 6 8 Fault Output TB4 2 The operation of this output is identical to the operation of the fault output relay Note This output will be normally energised and de energised to signify a fault condition 6 9 Ancillary Output TB4 3 Ancillary Output is a un monitored open collector output activated when any of the zones report an alarm condition The activatio...

Page 18: ... reset condition Note 3 Power faults are indicated NO C NC TB5 NO C NC REMOTE RELAY ZONE ALARM NORMALLY ENERGISED ON FAULT RELAY C COMMON NC NORMALLY CLOSED NO NORMALLY OPEN C N 3 C N 2 F I R E FAULT DISABLED TEST RELAY CONTACT POSITIONING WHEN THE RELAY S ARE DE ENERGISED Figure 14 TB5 Remote and Fault Relay Termination Location on the Main Control Card 6 13 Watchdog Circuitry The Main Control Bo...

Page 19: ...N ON 6 30 ON OFF ON ON 7 00 OFF ON ON ON 7 30 ON ON ON ON 8 00 6 16 Setting the Zone Configuration DIP Switches Note Zone configuration can only be set at access level 3 In the 2 zone version one 8 way DIP switch is fitted switches 1 4 are used for setting the delay time switch 5 enables the delays for zone 1 and switch 6 enables the delays for zone 2 The 4 zone version is the same as the 2 zone v...

Page 20: ...PUTS TB3 1 Alarms 1 250mA Alarm outputs 1 and 2 Fitted on all models 2 Alarms 1 250mA 3 Alarms 2 250mA 4 Alarms 2 250mA TB801 1 Alarms 3 250mA Alarm outputs 3 and 4 Fitted on the 8 zone model 2 Alarms 3 250mA 3 Alarms 4 250mA 4 Alarms 4 250mA OPEN COLLECTOR OUTPUTS TB4 1 Remote Output 40mA Fitted on all models 2 Fault Output 40mA Fitted on all models 3 Ancillary Output 40mA Fitted on all models 4 ...

Page 21: ... to ensure that there is no unauthorised operation via the optionally fitted controls enabled key switch All Control Enable key switches fitted to the FACPs are keyed alike The key is only remove able in the off or disabled position Operating the key switch will put the FACP into access level 2 and the Controls Enabled indicator will be illuminated steady Provision is made on the main card to inte...

Page 22: ...TATUS FIRE FAULT DISABLED NEXT LAMP TEST DISABLE ENABLE EXIT OVERRIDE DELAY ENABLE DELAY TIME 0 7 5 Mins SILENCE RESOUND SILENCE BUZZER RESET EVACUATE ZONE 1 ZONE 3 ZONE 5 ZONE 7 ZONE 2 ZONE 4 ZONE 6 ZONE 8 REM ANC AUX FLT RST FIRE FAULT DISABLED TEST LAM 8 Way Remote Relay Board EOL Capacitor Maximum of 32 Devices per Zone ALL Un used Zones MUST be Terminated with an EOL 15 Sec Reset Pulse EOL Re...

Page 23: ...arm ALL 8 relays will be activated 2 If the address of the Relay Board is set to 2 see below then I Relay 1 will be activated when zone circuit 1 reports an alarm relay 2 will be activated when zone circuit 2 reports an alarm This continues for relay 3 zone circuit 3 up to relay 8 zone circuit 8 II If the relay board is connected to a 2 zone model then relays 3 to 8 will be activated if any zone c...

Page 24: ...ets the LAM address and the termination link LK must be inserted on the last card 3 RS485 communications IN and 3 RS485 communications OUT terminals are provided Power Supply The LAM operates from 24VDC so 2 power IN and 2 power OUT terminals are provided To meet the requirements of communication interfacing an isolated DC to DC converter is used LAM Buzzer The buzzer is fitted to the PCB and prov...

Page 25: ...anel Controls Indicators PWR OUT PWR IN PCB0781 03 0V 24V COM RS 485 OUT TO NEXT LAM IF APPLICABLE INPUT MUTE BUZZER LINK TERMINATOR SWITCH ADDRESS LK1 CN3 EC3AW BZ1 CN6 CN1 CN2 ON 1 2 3 4 0V 24V COM SW11 DELAY ENABLE DELAY TIME 0 7 5 Mins Top Left Hand corner of Main Control Card 1 2 4 8 Zone SW800 ON 1 2 3 4 SW10 ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ANC PROG SHLD TB400 RS485 TB6 AUX 24VDC ONLY INSERTED ON THE LAS...

Page 26: ...ELAY min sec RELAYS NoANNUNCIATORS 1 FITTED NOT FITTED CODE EN54 2 4 ISO7240 2 4 2 3 4 0 00 0 30 1 00 1 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 3 30 4 00 4 30 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 7 00 7 30 1 NORMAL DELAYED 3 NORMAL DELAYED 4 NORMAL DELAYED 5 NORMAL DELAYED 6 NORMAL DELAYED 7 NORMAL DELAYED 8 NORMAL DELAYED TICK TO INDICATE DELAY TIME DELAY COMMON TO ALL ZONES TYPE ANCILLARY BOARDS Figure 19 Configuration Label Fitted t...

Page 27: ...t 228 YBO R 5ZD Protector Alarms Base with Remote Indicator Output 228 YBO R 6PA 12V Relay Base 228 YBO R 12V YBO Base Kit 228 YBO R Kit Smoke Photo Optical black 228 SLR E BL Conventional Base black 228 YBN R 4 BL Smoke Intrinsically Safe Photo Optical 228 SLR E IS Detector Base Intrinsically Safe 228 YBN R 4IS UV Flame Detector c w 228 YBF RL 4H5 mounting Base 228 HF 24 Waterproof Fixed Temperat...

Page 28: ... should be used Batteries other than valve regulated lead acid batteries The minimum capacity of batteries other than valve regulated lead acid batteries should be determined by consultation with the battery manufacturer and should take into account the standby load the alarm load any required de rating to take account of the higher current drawn in the alarm condition and a de rating factor to ta...

Page 29: ...r the Common FAULT LED is illuminated amber and the POWER LED green flashes when one or more of the following has occurred The Mains supply is too low or has failed completely Symptoms The panel runs on batteries but not on Mains Suggested Action Measure for 240 28VAC on the primary secondary sides of the transformer and the 28VAC on the Main Control Board Carefully disconnect the batteries and me...

Page 30: ...appropriate cleaner Alarms Monitored Output Fault Circuits are monitored for open and short circuit faults unless Disabled or in an Alarm condition If any faults are detected the Panel s ALARMS STATUS indicator flashes and the COMMON FAULT LED is illuminated To determine which circuit is faulty Disconnect each circuit from the Main Control Board and measure the resistance of each circuit The EOL r...

Page 31: ...n fire indicator panel Evacuate signal an audible signal or combination of audible and visible signals from the emergency warning system to alert all personnel to commence an evacuation Factory connections connections made during manufacture that do not require any field alterations Field connections are connections made to FACP or ancillary equipment at the project during installation Fire alarm ...

Page 32: ...W R E FIRE WARNING ROUTING EQIPMENT FLT FAULT GND GROUND 0 VOLTS NOT EARTH I O INPUT OUTPUT LAM LED ANNUNCIATOR MASTER LED LIGHT EMITTING DIODE MAF MASTER ALARM FACILITY MCP MANUAL CALL POINT MON MONITOR N C NORMALLY CLOSED RELAY CONTACTS N O NORMALLY OPEN RELAY CONTACTS O C OPEN CIRCUIT O P OUTPUT S C SHORT CIRCUIT PCB PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD P S POWER SUPPLY PSE POWER SUPPLY EQUIPMENT PTC POSITIVE...

Page 33: ...one circuit EOL value 10uF Zone alarm delay enable programmable 0 30 seconds to 8 minutes Zone circuit detector removal monitoring To maximum of 20 detectors Maximum cable length DC Resistance 3km 50 Ω Maximum cable capacitance 1µF Recommended Cable Size 2 core 1 5 mm to 2 5mm Recommended MCP internal resistor value 470Ω to 680Ω Short circuit Current limiting per zone 25mA Max number of detectors ...

Page 34: ...UNCONTROLLED DOCUMENT NOTE Due to AMPAC s commitment to continuous improvement specifications may change without notice ...

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