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Device Types

Sensor/Base Device 
Types

The hardware device type used for a specific sensor/base combination depends on the 
combination.  The following table summarizes which point types can be used with the various 
combinations of sensor and base.  

To use this table, first identify the exact sensor/base combination in use for each SLCnet point.  
The point at which the column (base) and row (sensor) intersect contains the device type that 
you should use for that sensor/base combination.

IAMs / ZAMs / SLCnet 
Addressable Device 
Types

The following table lists the PIDs and corresponding device types for IAMs, ZAMS, and 
SLCnet Addressable devices.

Table A-1. Sensor/Base Device Types

Standard 

Base 

430636

LED Base 

430637

Sounder 

Base

Isolator 

Base 

430640 

External 

Duct Base 

430649 
430650 

Relay Base 

430638

Photo Sensor 

PHOTO

XPHOTO

SPHOTO

XSPHOTO

IPHOTO

XIPHOTO

PHOTO

RPHOTO
XPHOTO

RPHOTO

XRPHOTO

Ion Sensor 430632

ION

SION

IION

N/A

RION

Heat Sensor 430633

HEAT

OHEAT

SHEAT

SOHEAT

IHEAT

IOHEAT

N/A

RHEAT

ROHEAT

Table A-2. IAM/ ZAM/ SLCnet Addressable Device Types

Device

PID

Device Type

SLCnet Class A Monitor ZAM

430666

MAZAM

SLCnet Class B Monitor ZAM

430665

MBZAM

SLCnet Single Action Pull Station

Standard -- 430660
Break Glass -- 430664

ADRPUL

SLCnet Supervised IAM

430660

IAM

SLCnet Relay IAM

430664

RIAM

AUTOPULSE Z-28 ExtA SLCnet Addressable NAC 
Device with 4 NACs

430674

AUTOPULSE 
Z-28 ExtA

AUTOPULSE Z-28 ExtA SLCnet Addressable and a 
Repeater NAC Device with 4 NACs

 430674

RAUTOPULS
E Z-28 ExtA8

Summary of Contents for AutoPulse Z-28

Page 1: ...PC PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS AGENT RELEASE CONTROL SYSTEM ANSUL 28 P N 579 383 Doc 430546 12 3 02 Rev A...

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Page 3: ...NSTRUCTIONS Follow the instructions in the installation operating and programming manuals These instructions must be followed to avoid damage to the control panel and associated equipment Fire Alarm C...

Page 4: ...ification appliance s Auxiliary formerly NFPA 72B Requires City Circuit Module Part No 430607 Remote Station protected premise formerly NFPA 72C Requires City Circuit Module Part No 430607 UL 864 List...

Page 5: ...Water Spray Systems NFPA 16A Standard for the Installation of Closed Head Foam Water Sprinkler Systems NFPA 17 Standard for Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems NFPA 17A Standard for Wet Chemical Exting...

Page 6: ...panel key located below the display is referenced in this manual it is normally shown between left and right arrows Examples are ALARM SILENCE and SYSTEM RESET Numbered lists indicate procedures with...

Page 7: ...Step 2 Install or Upgrade the PC Programmer Software 2 4 Overview 2 4 Procedure 2 4 Chapter 3 Downloading a BIN File 3 1 Introduction 3 1 Before You Begin 3 1 In This Chapter 3 1 Connecting Serial Ca...

Page 8: ...200 4 7 Step 2 Connect Serial Cable between PC and Panel 4 8 Step 3 Enable Upload on Panel 4 9 Step 4 Start Upload at PC 4 10 Saving Archiving Backing Up and Restoring Jobs 4 12 Overview 4 12 Saving a...

Page 9: ...Custom Labels 6 11 Programming the AUX Relay Card 6 12 Overview 6 12 Step 1 Open the AUX Relay Card 6 12 Step 2 Edit the Point Type 6 13 Step 3 Edit Custom Label 6 14 Programming the SLCnet Card 6 15...

Page 10: ...ramming Events 6 38 Chapter 7 Programming Points 7 1 Introduction 7 1 In This Chapter 7 1 Overview Point Tab 7 2 Overview 7 2 Splitter Bar 7 2 Site Card and Point Views 7 2 Sort Order 7 2 Word Library...

Page 11: ...e User Program 10 6 Procedure 10 6 Step 2 Add Additional Inputs and Outputs to an Equation 10 7 Overview 10 7 Adding Additional Inputs 10 7 Adding Additional Outputs 10 7 Step 3 Edit An Input Statemen...

Page 12: ...AHUO A 3 AHUR A 3 BSIGNAL A 4 DHOLDER A 4 PRIMARY A 4 SQALERT A 5 RELAY A 5 RELISIG A 5 RELSIG A 5 RELVIS A 6 RELWVIS A 6 RSIGNAL A 6 RVISUAL A 6 SIGNAL A 7 SSIGNAL A 7 SUPREL A 7 SVISUAL A 8 SWATER...

Page 13: ...igital Pseudo Points A 25 AUTOPULSE Z 28 User Digital Pseudos A 29 Analog Pseudo Points A 29 AUTOPULSE Z 28 System Analog Pseudos A 29 AUTOPULSE Z 28 User Analog Pseudos A 30 List Pseudo Points A 31 A...

Page 14: ...Apply to ALL Hazard Areas Checkbox C 6 Dual Detector Operation C 6 Timer Configurations C 7 Abort Logic C 7 Searching Hazard Areas C 8 Deleting Items C 8 Renaming Hazard Areas C 8 Index I 1...

Page 15: ...s to provide additional outputs and additional power Additionally the AUTOPULSE Z 28 can automatically control supplementary equipment such as fire doors and fans during an alarm condition using its a...

Page 16: ...1 1 Related Documentation Doc Number Title 430544 AUTOPULSE Z 28 Installation Operation and Front Panel Pro gramming Instructions 431308 NACext Installation instructions 431309 NAC Option Card Part N...

Page 17: ...ttributes Figure 1 1 shows the location of the tabs Refer to Tabs later in this section for specific information Icons that allow you to quickly perform routine tasks such as printing saving a job etc...

Page 18: ...that represent the building components floors offices hallways etc to the site tree and associating points with the correct label For example if the site tree contains a label named LOBBY you would a...

Page 19: ...of the options contained in the menu structure are not available elsewhere in the application i e there is no icon or tab for Preferences Figure 1 3 Programmer Menu Structure File Menu View Menu Edit...

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Page 21: ...on 3 x programmer software on your PC Once you have done this you must download the BIN file from the distribution floppy disk to the panel Refer to Chapter 3 for information on downloading the Versio...

Page 22: ...software Mouse with at least two buttons 16 Mb RAM 32Mb recommended 850 Mb or greater hard drive Required Components Other components that you may need include Software key Ansul Part 742 079 Downloa...

Page 23: ...g that there is either a missing or incorrect key and the Panel Programmer will terminate with no further action Installation Use the following procedure to install the key 1 Turn OFF power to your co...

Page 24: ...after approximately 10 to 20 seconds Figure 2 2 Installation Welcome Screen 2 Click Next The screen shown in Figure 2 3 appears The default installation directory is C Program Files Panel Programmer P...

Page 25: ...r appears indicating the progress of the file copy operation The next prompt shown in Figure 2 4 indicates that the installation is finished If there is a previous version of the programmer on the PC...

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Page 27: ...Z 28 FACP are made and additional copies of the BIN file become available Before You Begin Before getting started make sure that you have the following Download cable Ansul Part 431206 Floppy with Ve...

Page 28: ...e service port of the AUTOPULSE Z 28 FACP as follows 1 Locate the PC within 6 feet of the AUTOPULSE Z 28 FACP and connect the end shown in Figure 3 1 to the PC Make sure that the red stripe is aligned...

Page 29: ...ection Figure 3 2 Serial Port Settings Step 3 Set AUTOPULSE Z 28 FACP Baud Rate Switches 2 1 and 2 2 on the AUTOPULSE Z 28 FACP set the panel s baud rate Table 3 1 summarizes the possible settings for...

Page 30: ...lar to the following appears Figure 3 5 Initialize Upload Download Option 5 Press the NEXT or PREV keys until Initialize Up Dwnload is displayed and press ENTER The AUTOPULSE Z 28 displays the followi...

Page 31: ...the PC Programmer s hard drive It is recommended that you copy the file to the following directory This is the default directory in which the programmer looks for BIN files PROGRAM FILES PANEL PROGRA...

Page 32: ...Figure 3 9 Open Dialog 5 Select the directory to which the file was copied click on the name of the EXEC file and then select the Open button A dialog similar to the following displays Figure 3 10 Do...

Page 33: ...EXT until PANEL RESTART is displayed Figure 3 11 Panel Restart Option 4 Press ENTER A screen similar to the following appears Figure 3 12 Warm Start Option 5 Press the NEXT or PREV keys until Warm Sta...

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Page 35: ...ading a job from the panel Saving archiving backing up and restoring jobs In This Chapter Refer to the following pages for specific information on a topic Topic See Page Using Quick CFIG to Autoconfig...

Page 36: ...TRELAY Remote annunciators are detected at their set address Hardware that is not automatically configured includes Graphic annunciators Suppression points Quick CFIG Reconfigure All Hardware Option T...

Page 37: ...ther which indicates that Quick CFIG is scanning for SLCnet devices The Reconfigure ALL Hardware function is complete when a message similar to the following appears Figure 4 4 Hardware Detection Comp...

Page 38: ...g the Start Menu Click on the Start menu and point to Programs When the choices appear point to Panel Programmer and then choose Programmer A screen similar to the one shown in Figure 4 5 appears Figu...

Page 39: ...TANT It is strongly recommended that each job be archived and backed up for future reference Note Network system options are not available and are grayed on the New System dialog Step 1 Invoke New Sys...

Page 40: ...rogramming See the next section for details Procedure 1 Click on the File menu 2 Select Open A window similar to the following appears Figure 4 7 Open Database Dialog 3 Open the folder containing the...

Page 41: ...d the job but you cannot edit the job s attributes i e change system options add points etc Step 1 Set Panel and PC Baud Rates to 19 200 1 Set switches SW1 and SW2 to the positions shown in Figure 4 8...

Page 42: ...to 8 Step 2 Connect Serial Cable between PC and Panel Connect a serial cable Part No 431206 between a free serial port on the service PC and the service port of the AUTOPULSE Z 28 FACP 1 Locate the PC...

Page 43: ...re 4 12 Initialize Up Download Option 5 Press the NEXT or PREV keys until Initialize Up Dwnload is displayed and press ENTER The AUTOPULSE Z 28 displays the following message to indicate that the pane...

Page 44: ...button to begin the upload One of the following occurs depending on whether a job by the same name already exists in the PC s APJOBS folder If Job Name Already Exists on PC If a job by the same name...

Page 45: ...re 4 16 Transfer in Progress The following message appears when the upload is complete Figure 4 17 Upload Complete Message 4 Click OK to continue The next message indicates that the programmer is unbu...

Page 46: ...ersion of the job using the job name specified by the user followed by the MDB file extension to the PC s hard disk To save a job do the following 1 Open the Save dialog in either of the following way...

Page 47: ...copy of a job and does the following with it Archiving a Job Saves the job to floppy or a remote networked disk Saves the job to the hard disk marking it Read Only This copy can be restored at a late...

Page 48: ...if necessary 7 Click OK Figure 4 23 Archive Complete Notification 8 When the Programmer Archive Utility dialog reappears click Exit to close the Archive utility Backing Up a Job Backup stores a read w...

Page 49: ...d Up or Archived Job Restore allows previously backed up or archived jobs to be retrieved for viewing or editing To restore a backed up or archived job follow these steps 1 Click on the File menu and...

Page 50: ...extension A prompt similar to the following appears Figure 4 26 Select Drive Prompt 4 Select the drive letter and click OK A message similar to the following appears Figure 4 27 Restore Prompt 5 Clic...

Page 51: ...s chapter describes setting the system s general information system options passcodes and access levels In This Chapter Refer to the following pages for specific information on a topic Topic See Page...

Page 52: ...nter general information 1 Select the Panel tab 2 Make sure the General Information radio button is selected A window similar to the following appears Figure 5 1 General Information Screen 3 Enter the...

Page 53: ...ormat option allows you to display system time in 12 or 24 hour format That is time is displayed in either a 12 hour format that uses an AM morning or PM afternoon designation or in 24 hour military s...

Page 54: ...nd a depleted battery condition occurs the NACs are prevented from activating Canadian Operation The default setting for the option is OFF and the depleted battery threshold voltage is 19 4 VDC 5 Oper...

Page 55: ...tion has expired the AUTOPULSE Z 28 shuts off the door holder relays and the doors close The range for the timer is 0 60 seconds with a default setting of zero seconds To have door holders drop the do...

Page 56: ...Figure 5 9 AHU Stagger Start Option Active Status Reminder The Active Status Reminder option allows you to set an interval and duration during which the AUTOPULSE Z 28 reminds operators that a FIRE SU...

Page 57: ...ext page Table 5 1 Signal Choices Signal Type Choices Audible NAC Operation Temporal A three pulse coding pattern consisting of three second pulses each separated by second silence Each group of three...

Page 58: ...duce network initialization time and network traffic This option should not be selected if any Custom Control is written against non threshold value changes of LIFEalarm points or if current values ar...

Page 59: ...ccess Levels and Operations Access Level Operations 1 Ack Silence System Reset 2 Default Passode 2000 All Level 1 operations plus Set Time Date Point Control Enable Disable Points 3 Default Passode 30...

Page 60: ...adio button See Figure 5 14 3 Edit the passcodes as necessary Figure 5 15 Passcodes Setting Access Levels 1 Select the Panel tab if it is not already selected 2 Click on the Access Levels radio button...

Page 61: ...on on a topic Topic See Page Overview Card Tab 6 2 Adding Deleting Cards 6 4 Programming the Master Controller SFI O Card 6 5 Programming the NAC Card 6 9 Programming the AUX Relay Card 6 12 Programmi...

Page 62: ...represents all Digital User Pseudo Points Available Card List The right hand side of the screen lists available option cards that can be added to the system Splitter Bar The width of the Active Card a...

Page 63: ...oints If the points do not adjoin one another hold down the CTRL key and select each point Release the CTRL key only after all points have been selected 4 Press the F4 key The AutoFill dialog appears...

Page 64: ...ilable Cards List select the card you want to add 2 Hold the left mouse button down drag the card to the Active Card List and release the mouse button The programmer prevents you from adding cards tha...

Page 65: ...SFI O Card Programming Screen Programming User Defined LEDs Each user defined LED allows you to monitor the state of a specific system point illuminating when the state of the point changes For examp...

Page 66: ...udo Continued on next page point and illuminates the Yellow LED if P76 turns ON Table 6 1 Modes for User Defined LEDs Mode Meaning Disable LED illuminates when the state of the REF ADDR point is DISAB...

Page 67: ...ed 2 Click on the Mode drop down list box and select ON 3 Click on the Ref Address list box and select P76 The SMPL equation for the Earth Ground Detect example is shown below INPUT ON CODE 2 2 or ON...

Page 68: ...e local panel LTACK Function key acknowledges all trouble events LTEST Function key performs a lamp test ONOFF N A with user defined function keys PBH Pressing the function key turns the specified poi...

Page 69: ...elow Figure 6 5 NAC Card Location within Active Cards List Step 1 Open the NAC Card Double click on the NAC icon shown in Figure 6 6 A window similar to the following appears This window displays all...

Page 70: ...elay ALTERN Elevator capture alternate BSIGNAL Trouble supervisory bell signal DHOLDER Door holder control PRIMARY Elevator capture primary QALERT NACnet Non Addressable signal RELAY Generic relay REL...

Page 71: ...as follows 1 Move to the line corresponding to the NAC whose custom label you want to change 2 Double click on the NAC s existing label and type the appropriate label Refer to Using AutoFill at the b...

Page 72: ...represents all AUX relays as the AUX Relay card Opening this card allows you to view and program the point type and custom label for these relays Note AUX Relays do not have a programmable device typ...

Page 73: ...n relay dual relay control AHUR AHU on off relay signal relay ALTERN Elevator capture alternate BSIGNAL Trouble supervisory bell signal DHOLDER Door holder control PRIMARY Elevator capture primary QAL...

Page 74: ...as follows 1 Move to the line corresponding to the AUX Relay whose custom label you want to change 2 Double click on the relay s custom label field and enter the appropriate label Refer to Using Auto...

Page 75: ...m the device type point type custom label and mode sounder base smoke detectors only for each SLCnet point Figure 6 8 shows the location of the SLCnet card within the Active Card List Figure 6 9 SLCne...

Page 76: ...olator base KACPULL KAC Pull Station MAZAM Class A Monitor ZAM T sense MBZAM Class B Monitor ZAM T sense OHEAT LIFEalarm Heat Detector with ROR PHOTO LIFEalarm Photoelectric Detector QIPHOTO Quick Con...

Page 77: ...uppression release point you must use the front panel programmer Step 4 Set Single Station Mode Detectors with Sounder Bases Only LIFEalarm devices with sounder bases default to Single Station mode Si...

Page 78: ...nalog Pseudo Cards Viewing Card 18 Digital System Pseudos Card 18 represents the Digital System Pseudos These points store a value of ON or OFF and are used by the system to monitor and control system...

Page 79: ...Custom Label for each user defined digital pseudo point follow these steps 1 Double click on the Card 19 icon within the Active Cards List A window similar to the following appears Figure 6 13 Card 19...

Page 80: ...er to Continued on next page Figure 6 14 for an example of this screen Table 6 6 Point Types for User Defined Digital Pseudo Points Point Type Application ALARM Turning ON a digital pseudo point with...

Page 81: ...r Pseudos store analog values that can be used in Custom Control equations The exact function of an analog user pseudo depends on its point type counter timer or analog value Double clicking on the Ca...

Page 82: ...a means of monitoring a range of similar devices All Waterflow Alarm Monitor Zones for example Double clicking on the Card 22 icon within the Active Cards List displays the System List Pseudo points a...

Page 83: ...point turns ON if one of the points referenced in the list turns ON You can only edit a list s custom label from the Card Tab Follow the steps below to program a user defined list pseudo s custom lab...

Page 84: ...reen Step 2 Configure Communication Settings Configure the settings for the printer attached to Port A or Port B as follows 1 Click on the Port A or Port B radio button 2 Click on the drop down list b...

Page 85: ...screen Table 6 9 Event Choices Checkbox Application Fire Alarm Events Prints an event when an ALARM condition occurs Trouble Events Prints an event when a TROUBLE condition occurs Supervisory Events...

Page 86: ...or control the Z 28 FACP Step 1 Open the RS 232 Service Modem Card Screen Double click on the icon that represents the RS 232 Service Modem card If the card is not already in the Active Cards List you...

Page 87: ...that you must type For example to use the TIME command you need to type at a minimum the T Continued on next page character In the examples the character represents the prompt Table 6 10 Event Choice...

Page 88: ...NT S ET Allows the user to manipulate the status of a control point or digital pseudo point Turning a Point ON Enter the SET command followed by the point s address see Appendix A for a list of point...

Page 89: ...or Supervisory List Enter the ACK command followed by F T or S For example ACK F LOG IN Logging in to a Remote System Enter LOGIN at the prompt and wait for the prompt to reappear When it does enter...

Page 90: ...s the supervisory log CLOG Prints the combined log TASERV Prints a LIFEalarm service report TASTAT Prints a LIFEalarm status report DIS ABLE Allows the user to disable enable points Disabling a Point...

Page 91: ...he Device Type field and select GRAPHIN device type 2 Click on the point type field and select one of the following OSWITCH Specifies a two position switch supervised for open circuits Requires an EOL...

Page 92: ...nables the referenced point Normal Disables the referenced point OSWITCH Short Enables the referenced point Normal Disables the referenced point SSWITCH Limited Enables the referenced point Normal Dis...

Page 93: ...ON and holds it ON Normal Mode OFF OSWITCH Short Turns point ON and holds it ON Normal Mode OFF SSWITCH Limited Turns point ON and holds it ON Normal Mode OFF TSWITCH Normal Mode OFF Short Turns point...

Page 94: ...f point Normal Mode OFF SSWITCH Limited Toggles the disable enable state of point Normal Mode OFF TSWITCH Normal Mode OFF Short Toggles the disable enable state of point Limited Toggles the disable en...

Page 95: ...ecific information on the modes 4 Click on the Ref Addr field and select the point used to trigger the output Table 6 13 Output Device Modes Mode Application DISABLE Output activates when the referenc...

Page 96: ...to monitor the state of specific points Step 1 Open the LCD Annunciator Card Screen Double click on the card icon that represents the annunciator A screen similar to the following appears The names o...

Page 97: ...t Types LED 1 Select Yellow for a Yellow LED Select Non Yellow for a Red LED LED 2 Select Yellow for a Yellow LED Select Non Yellow for a Red LED LED 3 Select Yellow for a Yellow LED Select Non Yellow...

Page 98: ...either physical points pseudo points list points or no entries Programming Events The Event Reporting panel of the LCD Annunciator card programming screen allows you to select which events are report...

Page 99: ...each point s device type point type and custom label In This Chapter Refer to the following pages for specific information on a topic Topic See Page Overview Point Tab 7 2 Programming a Point s Hardwa...

Page 100: ...g radio button in the View panel top right Figure 7 1 Site View uses the site tree to display the points Card View breaks down the points by card listing each card s points beneath an icon that repres...

Page 101: ...he selected points Custom Label Spell Check Spell check allows you to validate the spelling of custom labels and can be used to check either selected points or all points 1 Make sure Point View is sel...

Page 102: ...by the following dialog Figure 7 2 Spell Check Correction Dialog 4 Choose an option as follows Change Changes spelling of the highlighted word to the suggestion Ignore Treats the word as correct for t...

Page 103: ...ce type that is appropriate for the point being programmed Refer to Table 7 1 for quick reference information or refer to Appendix A for detailed information on the hardware device types Continued on...

Page 104: ...h 4 NACs AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA8 AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA with 8 NACs RAUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA 4 NAC s with Repeater RAUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA8 AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA 8 NAC s with Repeater ADRPUL Addr...

Page 105: ...Heat Detector with sounder SION Ion Detector with sounder SOHEAT Heat Detector with ROR and Sounder SPHOTO Photo with sounder XIPHOTO Extra sensitive Photo ISO XPHOTO Extra sensitive Photo XRPHOTO Ex...

Page 106: ...st this with what happens when a Current Limited condition occurs for a device associated with the SO point type In this case an abnormal physical state exists To have actions occur as a result of the...

Page 107: ...isory Duct Detector SFIRE Combination Smoke Fire Zone SFPUMP Supervisory Fire Pump Monitor SGENMON Supervisory Generator Monitor SMOKE Smoke detector SO Sprinkler supervisory normally open SPULL Combi...

Page 108: ...elease off on silence RELVIS Suppression release visual signal on when releasing output activates off on reset RELWVIS Releasing warning visual circuit on when alarm occurs in hazard area off on reset...

Page 109: ...the point whose label you want to program 2 Move to the point s Custom Label field and double click with the left mouse button A flashing cursor appears indicating that you should enter text 3 Edit t...

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Page 111: ...chapter describes editing the name of a list and adding or deleting points from a list In This Chapter Refer to the following pages for specific information on a topic Topic See Page Overview List Ta...

Page 112: ...are not auto generated Lists 8 through 12 These are lists containing suppression release points not used List 13 contains Class A ZAM Reset points and is not auto generated Lists 26 through 50 are ava...

Page 113: ...l Site View shows a list of the points grouped by site information Card View organizes the points according to which card they are associated with Point View is the default view It displays a numerica...

Page 114: ...how it is selected When all points have been selected release the CTRL key 2 Hold down the left mouse button and drag the points into the list area While continuing to hold down the mouse button posit...

Page 115: ...pter describes creating a site tree which is a tree like representation of your building and its fire alarm points In This Chapter Refer to the following pages for specific information on a topic Topi...

Page 116: ...re 9 1 shows a typical site tree Figure 9 1 Typical Site Tree Terms and Concepts Important terms and concepts related to a site tree include Book icons represents element of the tree that contain subo...

Page 117: ...eas leaf indicates that the new element is subordinate to the highlighted element In Figure 9 1 for example the highlight is on OFFICE 2 Inserting a Level would add an element equal to OFFICE 2 Insert...

Page 118: ...button in the View panel Site view shows a list of the points grouped by the Site information Card View organizes the points according to which card they are associated with Point View is the default...

Page 119: ...acters or less 3 To add an additional building right click on the entry that you just added the building and select Insert Level Insert Level adds an element to the tree that is equal to the currently...

Page 120: ...right of the highlighted floor 3 Double click on Leaf Enter a name for the floor in the text entry box The name must be 10 characters or less Repeat these steps choosing different floors as required...

Page 121: ...trol equations In This Chapter Refer to the following pages for specific information on a topic Topic See Page Overview CC Tab 10 2 Overview Components of a CC Equation 10 4 Step 1 Add a New Equation...

Page 122: ...and equations appear on the left side of the window Figure 10 1 CC Tab Use the View button shown at the top of the points list to change filter and sort the way in which points are displayed in the li...

Page 123: ...e associated with Point View is the default view It displays a numerical list of all points b Choose Ascending or Descending order Ascending order lists the points from highest number to lowest and de...

Page 124: ...t Perform a function such as Delay Cycle Compare two values or Save Recall values Multiple input statements located within the same equation must be separated by a logical operator AND or OR These ope...

Page 125: ...below IF the condition of M1 1 is Fire OR the condition of M1 2 is Fire then the INPUT SIDE is true In other words when the status of either M1 1 or M1 2 becomes Fire the output statements execute Fig...

Page 126: ...represented by an icon on the left side of the screen Follow these steps to add a new equation to the User Program 1 Right click on the User icon See Figure 10 6 for its location 2 Highlight Add Equa...

Page 127: ...click on the sign to expand the equation Adding Additional Inputs 1 Highlight one of the equation s existing input statements and click the right mouse button 2 Click on Add Input An additional input...

Page 128: ...the right mouse button A menu of choices appears 2 Click on Properties A dialog similar to Figure 10 7 appears Figure 10 7 Custom Control Input Dialog 3 Use the AND OR logical operators to specify whe...

Page 129: ...qualifiers Associating Points with Input Statements After defining the Opcode and Qualifier for an input statement you need to associate a point with the statement To do this follow these steps 1 In t...

Page 130: ...input condition is TRUE until the trouble condition is acknowledged Supervisory When the referenced point enters a supervisory condition the input condition is TRUE until the problem condition is fix...

Page 131: ...Trouble The input condition is TRUE when the state of the referenced point is a Class A Trouble ON Coding The input condition is TRUE when a signal circuit NAC or relay is ON or coding i e sounding f...

Page 132: ...dition the input condition is TRUE until the problem condition is fixed ALL Opcode All devices within the list must enter an supervisory condition for the input condition to be TRUE If this occurs the...

Page 133: ...output side of the equation can be used to pressurize only the floor s with detectors in this state and ignore any pull stations that may have been pulled and may or may not be on the fire floor ALL...

Page 134: ...trolled from the panel All Opcode The input is TRUE if all points within the list have been manually overridden i e controlled from the panel Delay Constant Allows the Custom Control input condition t...

Page 135: ...nd its result stored in a register as a 1 true or 0 false There are six registers available for use RECALL Allows an input to recall the value of a register and use it beside other input conditions If...

Page 136: ...renced extra sensitive photo smoke detector exceeds 0 2 Smoke level 0 5 Input statement is TRUE when the smoke level for the referenced extra sensitive photo smoke detector exceeds 0 5 Smoke level 1 0...

Page 137: ...ng appears Figure 10 9 Custom Control Output Dialog 3 Use Table 10 2 to set the Opcode and Qualifier Continued on next page Table 10 2 Output Opcodes and Qualifiers Opcode Qualifier Application Hold O...

Page 138: ...PRI When the input side of the equation is true the priority is changed to a value that you specify When the input is false the priority returns to its original value Set On When the input side of the...

Page 139: ...door holders etc Fast March Time When the input side of the equation is true all devices on the SLCnet channel turn on and off in fast march time Temporal When the input side of the equation is true a...

Page 140: ...When the input side of the equation is true the threshold level for the ION smoke detector is set to 1 3 Smoke Level 1 7 When the input side of the equation is true the threshold level for the ION sm...

Page 141: ...Qualifier for an output statement you need to associate a point with the statement To do this follow these steps 1 In the list on the right side of the screen click on the name of the point 2 Hold do...

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Page 143: ...This chapter describes building an AUTOPULSE Z 28 job and downloading it to the AUTOPULSE Z 28 panel In This Chapter Refer to the following pages for specific information on a topic Topic See Page Bu...

Page 144: ...der utility does the following Automatically saves the job being built Verifies that the hardware and the configured points are accurate Produces the CFIG file To build a job follow these steps 1 Clic...

Page 145: ...baud rate of 19 200 on the AUTOPULSE Z 28 FACP Figure 11 2 Switch Position for 19 200 Baud 2 Start the AUTOPULSE Z 28 Programmer application Click on the Transfer menu and select Settings A dialog sim...

Page 146: ...gure 11 4 to the PC 2 Connect the other end to the service port on the AUTOPULSE Z 28 FACP Make sure that the red stripe is aligned to the left as you connect the cable Figure 11 4 Connecting Serial C...

Page 147: ...dicate that the panel is ready to accept a download Figure 11 7 File Transfer Initialized Notification Step 4 Start Download at PC 1 Click on the Transfer menu When the selections appear choose Transf...

Page 148: ...wnload Figure 11 9 Download Dialog 4 Click on the Start button to begin the download A progress thermometer appears tracking the progress of the download Figure 11 10 Transfer in Progress Screen Note...

Page 149: ...smoke detectors pull stations heat detectors fire pump monitors etc Control point types are used with signal notification appliance and relay devices Point Addresses and definitions Each AUTOPULSE Z...

Page 150: ...1 Sensor Base Device Types Standard Base 430636 LED Base 430637 Sounder Base Isolator Base 430640 External Duct Base 430649 430650 Relay Base 430638 Photo Sensor PHOTO XPHOTO SPHOTO XSPHOTO IPHOTO XI...

Page 151: ...you have a single relay that performs both ON and OFF functions see AHUR AHUR AHU on off relay single relay control This point type is used with applications in which a single relay performs AHU ON a...

Page 152: ...recall By default these relays pick on any alarm Continued on next page Circuit Status LCD Display System Status ON ALT Elevator Recall ON OFF ALT Elevator Recall OFF ALT Elevator Recall CODING Disab...

Page 153: ...vestigate timer expires Note If RELISIG is assigned to a point that is not configured for NYC abort the RELISIG point will have No Operation RELSIG Suppression release audible signal Uses programmed c...

Page 154: ...ormed Points assigned with this type operate on general alarm Continued on next page Circuit Status LCD Display System Status ON Release Visual ON OFF Release Visual OFF Release Visual CODING Disabled...

Page 155: ...n release output Continued on next page Circuit Status LCD Display System Status ON Signal Circuit ON OFF Signal Circuit OFF Signal Circuit CODING Disabled TBL Signal Circuit TROUBLE OFF AUTO TBL Visu...

Page 156: ...ctivated until the Alarm Silence key is pressed TSIGNAL Trouble supervisory signal Circuit Status LCD Display System Status Normal Signal Circuit ON Normal Signal Circuit OFF Signal Circuit CODING Dis...

Page 157: ...peration of a duct detector for all possible circuit states HEAT Used to define the operation of a heat detector for all possible circuit states Continued on next page Circuit Status LCD Display Syste...

Page 158: ...anel Continued on next page Circuit Status LCD Display System Status Normal Normal Limited Flame Detector Fire Alarm Open Flame Detector Open Trouble Short Flame Detector Fire Alarm Circuit Status LCD...

Page 159: ...next page Circuit Status LCD Display System Status Normal Normal Limited Fire Monitor Zone Smoke Alarm Open Fire Monitor Zone Open Trouble Short Fire Monitor Zone Fire Alarm Circuit Status LCD Display...

Page 160: ...s abnormal The current limited condition indicates that the fire pump is running SFPUMP Same as the FPUMP point type except that the fire pump running condition requires operator acknowledgment Contin...

Page 161: ...stor Refer to the AUTOPULSE Z 28 field wiring diagrams A short condition indicates waterflow alarms SUPDET Suppression Agent Discharge monitor Continued on next page Circuit Status LCD Display System...

Page 162: ...pen Trouble Short Suppression Abort Short Trouble Circuit Status LCD Display System Status Normal Normal Limited Suppression Manual Dump Activated Open Suppression Manual Dump Open Trouble Short Suppr...

Page 163: ...rmal Normal Limited Trouble Monitor Abnormal Open Trouble Monitor Open Trouble Short Trouble Monitor Abnormal Circuit Status LCD Display System Status Normal Normal Limited Smoke Detector Verified Ala...

Page 164: ...Detector Abnormal Circuit Status LCD Display System Status Normal Normal Limited Fire Alarm Abort Abnormal Open Fire Alarm Abort Open Trouble Short Fire Alarm Abort Abnormal Circuit Status LCD Display...

Page 165: ...sition Switch Invalid State TBL Open 2 Position Switch ON Disable TBL 2 Position Switch Disable TBL Circuit Status LCD Display System Status Normal OFF Limited 2 Position Switch Invalid State TBL Open...

Page 166: ...ates the status of the piezo sounder on the AUTOPULSE Z 28 Master 0 2 R External N2 Disconnect Relay Indicates the status of the External N2 Disconnect Relay Turns on when no slaves are communicating...

Page 167: ...Points Point Type Label default Description 1 1 U NAC Circuit SIG 1 NAC card Signal 1 status and configuration 1 2 U NAC Circuit SIG 2 NAC card Signal 2 status and configuration 1 3 U NAC Circuit SIG...

Page 168: ...trouble Only occurs if expansion supply is configured 2 6 Battery Low This trouble point indicates that the battery has a voltage less than 22 8 V 2 7 Battery Depleted Disconnected This trouble point...

Page 169: ...O card are default labels and cannot be changed by the user The following table describes the organization of points on the 24 I O card In this table card represents the card address 9 14 of the 24 I...

Page 170: ...tA Card may vary depending on the number of AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA devices configured in the system The AUTOPULSE Z 28 can have up to five AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA devices programmed into the system with each...

Page 171: ...rst AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA device configured in the system The device is indicated by the SLCnet address provided 17 2 U SLCnet M1 AUTOPULS E Z 28 ExtA NAC 2 The status of the second NAC on the first AUT...

Page 172: ...SLCnet M1 AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA NAC 3 The status of the third NAC on the fifth AUTOPULSE Z 28 ExtA device configured in the system The device is indicated by the SLCnet address provided 17 36 U SLCnet M...

Page 173: ...nts which may be programmed as follows Each system digital pseudo point falls into one of the following categories The system digital pseudo card in the AUTOPULSE Z 28 system is located at address 18...

Page 174: ...SMPL Program On when User SMPL program is active D7 R T Cold Start Indicates that panel has performed a cold start Turns of when acknowledged D8 R T Warm Start Check Time and Date Indicates that pane...

Page 175: ...ss On if doorholder points are bypassed D20 RW T Verification Tally Limit Exceeded On when any verified point s tally limit exceeds 10 Off when all points tally limit is below 10 D21 R T Walk Test Act...

Page 176: ...h front panel or SMPL it enables the weak answer detection diagnostic on the SLCnet card D47 R T Event Queue Overflow On when the RS 232 LCD annunciator event queue is overflowed and events have been...

Page 177: ...int is considered ON when the value is non zero For delay and cycle purposes the maximum allowable value gives a real time range of just over 18 hours There are two analog pseudo cards in the AUTOPULS...

Page 178: ...Trouble Count Number of troubles active in system A4 System Startup Pulsed for one poll cycle during system startup A5 Almost Dirty Device Count Total number of devices that have an almost dirty statu...

Page 179: ...E Z 28 application All of these lists control application specific operation of the AUTOPULSE Z 28 panel Some are auto generated by the system as points are added and may not be edited while the remai...

Page 180: ...ription L6 Control Points Off With Silence Filled by the user Turns on when L1 is in FIRE detect turns off with alarm silence L7 Control Points Off With Reset Filled by the user Turns on when L1 is in...

Page 181: ...Base 10 branch and job numbers to the Base 36 format required by the Programmer see Chapter 2 How to Use the Table Use the following procedure to convert your Base 10 number to the equivalent Base 36...

Page 182: ...20 K 70 1Y 120 3C 171 4R 221 65 21 L 71 1Z 121 3D 172 4S 222 66 22 M 72 20 122 3E 173 4T 223 67 23 N 73 21 123 3F 174 4U 224 68 24 O 74 22 124 3G 175 4V 225 69 25 P 75 23 125 3H 176 4W 226 6A 26 Q 76...

Page 183: ...2 271 7J 321 8X 371 AB 421 BP 471 D3 272 7K 322 8Y 372 AC 422 BQ 472 D4 273 7L 323 8Z 373 AD 423 BR 473 D5 274 7M 324 90 374 AE 424 BS 474 D6 275 7N 325 91 375 AF 425 BT 475 D7 276 7O 326 92 376 AG 42...

Page 184: ...6 519 EF 569 FT 619 H7 520 EG 570 FU 620 H8 521 EH 571 FV 621 H9 522 EI 572 FW 622 HA 523 EJ 573 FX 623 HB 524 EK 574 FY 624 HC 525 EL 575 FZ 625 HD 526 EM 576 G0 626 HE 527 EN 577 G1 627 HF 528 EO 57...

Page 185: ...pheral which releases water or chemical agents after an alarm condition occurs Each hazard area must contain each of the following One or more SLCnet photoelectric ionization heat detectors or Monitor...

Page 186: ...ab and click the System Options radio button in the box to the right of the splitter bar 2 Check the Suppression Release checkbox A new tab will appear in the rightmost tab spot called Suppression Rel...

Page 187: ...riate device types have been assigned to each NAC and device in each hazard area Refer to Chapter 7 Programming Points for general instructions on configuring device Continued on next page types Table...

Page 188: ...tive steady on release off on silence RELVIS Suppression release visual signal on when releasing output activates off on reset RELWVIS Releasing warning visual circuit on when alarm occurs in hazard a...

Page 189: ...nts of each hazard area Drag and drop the appropriate points from the Points list to the appropriate hazard area title The points will automatically be placed under the correct branches of the hazard...

Page 190: ...alog Apply to ALL Hazard Areas Checkbox Check the Apply to All Hazard Areas checkbox in the upper right corner of the dialog if you want the configuration settings in this dialog to apply to all hazar...

Page 191: ...elay Example The Detector Release Delay value is 30 seconds The system goes into alarm and 15 seconds later the Abort button is pressed When the Abort button is released there will be 15 more seconds...

Page 192: ...Name or Label depending on whether you want to search for Names or Custom Labels as listed to the right of the splitter bar Deleting Items To delete a point from a hazard area right click on the poin...

Page 193: ...SFI O 6 4 CC Tab 10 2 CFG file downloading to panel 11 3 Compare opcode 10 15 Custom Control adding statements to equations 10 7 AND operator 10 4 ANY ALL opcode 10 12 Compare opcode 10 15 Cycle opcod...

Page 194: ...hiving 4 14 backing up 4 15 building 11 2 creating 4 5 naming conventions 4 5 opening 4 6 restoring 4 16 saving 4 12 System Type list box 4 5 uploading to PC 4 7 L LCD Annunciator card 6 36 events 6 3...

Page 195: ...l operation 5 8 Single Station Mode 6 17 Site Tab 1 4 9 3 site trees 9 2 building 9 5 SLCnet card 6 15 device types 6 16 point types 6 17 point types for 6 17 Single Station Mode 6 17 software key 2 2...

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