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Page 4: ...ENG 4 Revision control Revision Comment Date a First edition Software version 0 19 12 27 Nov 2019 09 04 2020 b Updated layout Software version 1 1 1 16 06 2020 ...

Page 5: ... control panel may be damaged problems may arise during system start up or the functioning of the system may be adversely affected The CAD 250 control panel is certified to work under certain conditions exceeding the working ranges of the control panel or inadequate conditions can lead to the warranty being voided Conditions of use ...

Page 6: ...M ARCHITECTURE 12 2 1 Loops and devices 12 2 2 Fire and auxiliary inputs 12 2 3 Alarm and control or manoeuvre outputs 12 2 4 Panel 13 2 5 Nodes 13 3 INITIAL CONFIGURATION 14 3 1 User level 16 3 2 Configuration level 17 3 3 Main characteristics of the control panel 18 3 4 Main panel 18 3 5 General LEDs 19 3 6 Primary controls 19 4 CONTROL PANEL CONFIGURATION 20 4 1 Administrator access 20 4 2 Admi...

Page 7: ...ial panel configurations 89 11 4 Special loop configurations 91 APPENDIX 1 94 5 SETTINGS 22 5 1 General 22 5 1 1 Control panel description 22 5 1 2 Contact phone 23 5 1 3 Installer information 23 5 1 4 Language 23 5 1 5 Date selection 24 5 1 6 Screen settings 25 5 2 Versions 26 5 2 1 Card firmware 27 5 2 2 Installation from the USB port 28 5 3 Users 30 5 4 Advanced 31 5 5 Connectivity 33 5 6 Print...

Page 8: ...nd the annexes they reference Document Description MI 375 en 2020 CAD 250 control panel Installation Manual MU 379 en 2020 CAD 250 control panel User Manual MS 419 en 2020 CAD 250 control panel Configuration Software Manual As required the procedures will be shown in one or more diagrams depending on the complexity of the task Check that the manual version corresponds to the unit you are going to ...

Page 9: ...ire alarm control panels from the control panel screen This manual does not provide the required minimum knowledge that the engineer must possess for designing a fire detection and alarm system For each step in the process a detailed description is included with drawings diagrams and charts making these instructions easier to understand The accuracy of the contents of this manual is the most impor...

Page 10: ...product and the design standards There may be specific local rules and regulations For the detection system to be effective the protected building s spaces must be organised and grouped so that both the detection of a potential fire and the warning are accurate and allow an immediate response The speed of the response and with which action is taken is essential for safeguarding people and minimisi...

Page 11: ...tion signal Please also note the need to differentiate the type of alarm to be emitted if there is a sequence and the potential limits in the event of a fault as determined by the applicable regulation There may be limitations in terms of the size of the zones This organisation of the zone space is necessary for accurate detection thus preventing an excess of information coming from the multiple p...

Page 12: ... 250 different devices and 250 addresses Please note that some devices use more than one address Go to APPENDIX 1 at the end of the chapter to check the types of device available the number of addresses they use in the loop and their consumption 2 2 FIRE AND AUXILIARY INPUTS The main purpose of the detection panel is to detect a potential fire The panel features automatic detectors alarm manual ca...

Page 13: ...VESTA system allows a network architecture of up to 64 control panels that share events and manoeuvres The complexity of a network system means that it is preferable to carry out the configuration completely offline from the SCD 250 configuration software It is also possible to carry out most configuration steps using the panel s graphical interface but it is more complicated to do it in that way ...

Page 14: ...acility 10 Check that no overlaps have been generated remember that some devices use more than one address see APPENDIX 1 of this manual 11 In general this manual has been designed according to the menu structure of the control panel interface for easy location of the menus apart from the initial settings menu which is located at the start 12 The system has 4 access levels Access level 1 does not ...

Page 15: ...oop configurations Section 11 4 page 91 Special loop configurations Section 11 4 page 91 Sectorisation Zone configuration Section 7 0 page 50 Section 7 0 page 50 Zone description configuration Section 7 4 page 54 Section 7 4 page 54 Area configuration Section 7 4 page 54 Section 7 4 page 54 NETWORK Network configuration Section 10 page 78 Section 10 page 78 MANOEUVRES Manoeuvre configuration Secti...

Page 16: ...d from the SETTINGS menu accessible from level 2 with the administrator password see section 4 1 ADMINISTRATOR ACCESS From this menu it is possible to disable entities view the event log check certain configuration parameters set the date or carry out a control panel indicator test ...

Page 17: ...status of all elements and their analogue values or carry out an autosearch for the elements installed in each loop The configuration submenus include diagnosis procedures for loop and communication elements Manoeuvres is one of the detection system s key configuration menus CAD 250 features an intuitive and powerful manoeuvre creation procedure that can be accessed from this access level See SECT...

Page 18: ...s and their behaviour 1 2 3 4 5 No Area Description 1 GENERAL LEDs General state indicators in accordance with the UNE 23007 2 and EN54 2 requirements 2 GENERAL CONTROLS Mandatory general control buttons in accordance with the UNE 23007 2 and EN54 2 standards 3 LOCK Allows or prevents access to the inside of the control panel Acts as access level 3 4 10 TOUCHSCREEN Main interface of the CAD 250 co...

Page 19: ... or indirectly 10 RESERVED 1 Amber Programmable indicator for customisable function 11 TIMED SOUNDERS Amber Programmable indicator for customisable function 12 SOUNDER FAULT DISABLED Amber Permanent Indicates that there is a fault in the sounder circuit or in a loop sounder 13 OUTPUTS CANCELLED Amber Flashing Indicates that there is a control element or relay disabled on the main board 14 RESERVED...

Page 20: ... level without the supervision of an authorised person WARNING The improper or negligent use of the access level with ADMINISTRATOR PRIVILEGES may cause a malfunction of the facility that can put the protection of people and property at risk Enter the default administrator password 2222 4 CONTROL PANEL CONFIGURATION 4 1 ADMINISTRATOR ACCESS Once the system has started up you will see the following...

Page 21: ...o be modified via a virtual keyboard It can show ELEMENT LIST Ordered in list form Their features are shown when you press on them CONFIGURATION TABLE It shows the information in a table some of these fields can be editable GRID It shows elements in a grid as well as any value or feature TREE It shows Areas Zones and or Elements in a tree as well as any modifiable value or feature FLOATING WINDOW ...

Page 22: ...RAL Submenu 5 1 1 Control panel description SETTINGS Main menu GENERAL Submenu MISCELLANEOUS Tab This field defines the name of a control panel in the facility Default value Panel 1 To modify it select the PANEL DESCRIPTION field and a virtual keyboard will appear Press ENTER to finish editing and save the data automatically It accepts up to 60 characters Main Menu Submenu Main View ...

Page 23: ... FAULT is detected To modify it select the INSTALLER DESCRIPTION field and a virtual keyboard will appear Press ENTER to finish editing the data will be saved automatically It accepts up to 60 characters 5 1 4 Language SETTINGS Main menu GENERAL Submenu MISCELLANEOUS Tab It allows the language of the control panel to be changed To change the language select the LANGUAGE field and a drop down menu ...

Page 24: ...lide the field s scroll wheel until the required value is reached Press SAVE to update the settings If your system is connected via the RJ45 port to an Ethernet network with Internet access the time can be updated automatically by activating the UPDATE TIME FROM INTERNET option Set the time zone as required by moving the scroll wheel to the left or right The time field will automatically adapt to ...

Page 25: ...gin of the image in that direction Right margin Adjust the image to the right margin of the screen Touch the left arrow to move the right margin in that direction Touch the right arrow to move the right margin of the image in that direction Top margin Adjust the image to the top margin of the screen Touch the up arrow to move the top margin in that direction Touch the down arrow to move the top ma...

Page 26: ... these settings press SETTINGS Main menu VERSIONS Submenu The screen shows you all of the firmware versions the control panel currently has Control panel management software version Version of each loop CPU version By touching the CHECK UPDATES button a pop up screen with 2 tabs will immediately appear Current and available card firmware Pen drive Main Menu Submenu Main View ...

Page 27: ...te If you want to install the loaded versions press UPDATE ALL The control panel will show the loop and CPU update process with a progress bar for each element Press Refresh to update the available firmware table It is recommended to have a copy of the previous versions of the firmware or configuration Although it is unlikely if the upload file is corrupted or incorrect the upload may not be carri...

Page 28: ... on the MAIN BOARD and insert the PEN DRIVE If you are not in the administrator screen enter the password to exit the STANDBY screen A window will allow you to choose between two options COPY TO USB Export the configuration and logs of a control panel INSTALL FROM USB Import the different configurations available on a PEN DRIVE both the databases of each configuration and the firmware or all 2 To ...

Page 29: ...tween the panels that comprise it 4 Press the Panel 1 button 1 A window will ask you to confirm the FIRMWARE update 6 Press the FIRMWARE button Once you have selected the panel the system will ask you to choose between updating the DATABASE FIRMWARE and ALL 5 Press the FIRMWARE button ...

Page 30: ...ls Via 3 buttons on the bottom margin it is possible to add new users delete users or edit existing ones To add a user press the ADD button the pop up screen will provide access so you can edit the new user s information The editable fields are Description name assigned to the user or groups of users Allows up to 60 characters Password a 4 digit numerical password Level there are 2 options user le...

Page 31: ...ps or whether it has a cabinet with zone LEDs See section 2 of this manual and the hardware configuration descriptions in the Installation Manual APPENDIX 1 Main Menu Submenu Main View By touching the LOOPS field the possible combinations will be displayed according to the number of cabinets indicated in the previous point 2 4 6 or 8 loops if you have defined a single control panel up to 16 loops ...

Page 32: ...nfiguration user or log menus that are being displayed and must show the new event for this to be recognised In start up tasks when the facility is not operating it may be useful to use this function By deactivating the slider button a new incident will not be shown immediately It is always active by default Jump to last priority incident on timeout when activating the slider button by moving the ...

Page 33: ...assigned in this field Check with your network administrator for the free IP address for this control panel GATEWAY Editable If it is assigned manually the IP address of the gateway is assigned in this field Check with your network administrator for this address MASK Editable If it is assigned manually the IP address of the subnet mask is assigned in this field Check with your network administrato...

Page 34: ...print the control panel events and will filter out any events from other networked control panels From each column you can select what information to print Option Definition ALL This filter activates the printing of all events ALARM Activates the alarm event output FAULT Activates the printing of faults TEST Activates the printing of events from tests INFORMATION Activates the printing of all even...

Page 35: ...0 logs If the system to be configured has many control elements and you do not want these manoeuvres to be recorded in the log deactivate this function moving the slider button into the deactivated position grey 5 7 LOGS In this section you can modify the type of event recorded by the control panel To access these settings press SETTINGS Main menu LOGS Submenu Main Menu Submenu Main View ...

Page 36: ...cation of the mandatory indicator lights on the front of the control panel see section 3 5 and the display s performance Press the start button to carry out the test the control panel will begin the test process illuminating the LED indicators for a few seconds whilst a progress bar is shown on the main screen and there is a gradual change in the screen brightness and contrast Main Menu Submenu Ma...

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Page 38: ... can update the control panel s firmware and configuration from a file stored on a pen drive Filters Navigation bar Loop and number of devices in the loop Device list Main Menu Submenu Main View From the SCD 250 CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE you can generate a configuration and download it onto the control panel It is not possible to insert devices manually from the control panel It is only possible to c...

Page 39: ...active condition Descriptive term Definition DEVICE Identified by loop number L and the device s physical address D It is shown in brackets L D The device description is also shown here when it is assigned ZONE It identifies the zone number to which the device belongs in brackets by default 1 TYPE It identifies the type of device found or assigned via an icon Optical detector heat detector optical...

Page 40: ...ne number and press ENTER to confirm If the chosen zone number does not exist it will be created automatically in the sectorisation tree 4 No Zone description It shows the description if it has been created It is not possible to edit this field on this level Go to the sectorisation menu to edit it 5 No Area no It shows the area number to which the device s zone belongs By default 1 It is not possi...

Page 41: ...tion by moving the button to the right the corresponding output will be activated It is applicable to outputs modules sounders or indicators Sounder by moving the button to the right the output module for the corresponding output will be recognised by the system as a sounder Specialmodes fortheconfigurationofspecialmodesassociated with this device see the SPECIAL MODES section in the FACILITY menu...

Page 42: ...anel The devices are shown graphically on the screen Device icon Description Addressable value Device address Main Menu Submenu Main View On the action bar there are two options for filtering the elements to be viewed Type filter allows you to filter by the type of device Threshold filter allows you to filter by the element s addressable value In standby and when there is no smoke or temperature a...

Page 43: ... 0 1 Off On PANEL 0 2 0 1 2 Standby Alarm Fault GAS 0 4 0 1 2 3 4 Standby Pre alarm Alarm 24 V fault Sensor fault By activating the THRESHOLD filter 1 Devices with a value that is lower than the configured value will have an orange background 2 Devices with a value that is the same as the configured value will have a yellow background 3 Devices with a value that is higher than the configured value...

Page 44: ...tput in each loop LOOP Main menu Outputs Submenu Main Menu Submenu Main View Device address Device icon Device description By touching the device a warning and confirmation message will appear Exercise caution and make sure that users have been warned and there is no risk of activating the output The output will be activated and the colour of the element on the main screen will change to blue On t...

Page 45: ...an in advance using plans and drawings and assign the addresses according to this plan The devices can be programmed via the ADDRESS PROGRAMMING submenu of the LOOP menu Remember that some devices use more than one address APPENDIX 1 includes a list of compatible devices providing information on the consumption and the number of addresses it uses With the addresses assigned the control panel still...

Page 46: ... changes The slider button lets you limit the view of the elements found after the search If the option is deactivated it will show all possible addresses for each loop By saving a new progress bar will appear for this process The message CONFIGURED LOOP S will be shown on the screen Press ACCEPT to finish Once complete the main view will show the devices found for each loop with detailed informat...

Page 47: ...ns on both sides of the loop To access it press LOOP Main menu AUTOCHECK Submenu Select the loop that you want to check and press the START button Once this process has begun it can be stopped by pressing the CANCEL button The control panel will show a pop up screen with a progress bar Main Menu Submenu Main View Once the check is finished the screen will show a list with the result for each addre...

Page 48: ...UALITY This submenu provides statistical information on the quality of communications in the loop To access this function press LOOP Main menu COMMUNICATION QUALITY Submenu Main Menu Submenu Main View Summary from the start The tool shows the failure percentage as well as the total number of errors computed If issues are occurring observe elements in the system that show a quality of less than 95 ...

Page 49: ...e configured To do so use a PGD 200 programmer If you do not have a programmer and you need to assign an address to a device you can do so via the control panel and from this submenu For this task you only need to have one device connected in the loop i e the unit to which you want to assign the address If the system finds more than one element it will return an error Select the loop in which the ...

Page 50: ...local regulations for the definition scope and coverage of the zones Consult the project and local standards for example TS 54 14 or UNE 23007 14 as well as any sector regulations that may be applicable CAD 250 organises the system structure into Entities 7 1 SECTORISATION HIERARCHY AND LEGACY The entities have a specific hierarchy Areas Zones Devices Working modes can be established for ZONES ARE...

Page 51: ... the AREA that contains it Similarly when you enable an upper hierarchy the lower hierarchies will only be disabled if they have not been individually configured in DISABLED mode By modifying the working mode of area 4 and changing it to disabled all elements that are lower in the hierarchy are disabled However the selector remains in the enabled position If the working mode is not altered in area...

Page 52: ...3 control buttons in the top margin of the main screen of the sectorisation menu Display controls Working mode Status line Filter controls It allows the sectorisation tree of the AREA upper hierarchy to be collapsed or expanded It allows the sectorisation tree of the ZONES hierarchy to be collapsed or expanded It allows view filters to be applied by type description mode or status ...

Page 53: ... etc By applying the filter the filter tag will be recorded in the filter control A new button will appear To delete the filters touch the RESET FILTERS button By touching the DESCRIPTION field a virtual keyboard will appear for you to enter the required description on which the filter will act This entry is sensitive to upper and lower case The action on the WORKING MODE field displays the list o...

Page 54: ...uching the entity field a numerical keyboard will appear for you to enter the required value Press ENTER to enter the value 7 4 EDITING SECTORISATION ENTITIES To edit an entity all you need to do is touch it on the main panel for example zone 1 7 4 1 Description A zone data menu will appear as described in the device configuration section which lets you edit The zone description The area number to...

Page 55: ...ll be more or fewer slider buttons available While the entity is in ENABLED mode the slider button on the bottom action bar will remain activated green 7 4 4 Test mode By modifying the entity mode to TEST mode the working mode field will also change to TEST As described in the hierarchy and legacy mode chapter this working mode will affect all lower hierarchy entities even if they are configured i...

Page 56: ...oving the button to the right the corresponding output s will be activated It is applicable to zones outputs modules sounders or indicators see also the LOOP DEVICES menu Sounder by moving the button to the right the corresponding output module will be recognised by the system as a sounder see the LOOP DEVICES menu Special modes for the configuration of special modes assigned to this device see th...

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Page 58: ...detection and alarm system This configuration requires specific knowledge of the installed system the protection plan and the product The manoeuvre configuration on CAD 250 control panels is extremely powerful and flexible Each manoeuvre can include innumerable inputs as events and innumerable actions From this menu you have the following submenu options Manoeuvres where the input and output relat...

Page 59: ...delay time can be configured between 0 and 600 seconds Their destination Panel loop area zone device group or virtual mode Action activate deactivate enable disable test reset or pulse Type all sounders relays intermittent sounder Only if the input conditions are met will the planned actions be executed 8 1 MAIN MANOEUVRES MENU When entering the manoeuvres menu for the first time it may be empty o...

Page 60: ...me in the manoeuvre and you have indicated a value of 1 in the coincidences field if either of the events occur the output will be true and the programmed output manoeuvre s will be executed If two input events occur at the same time in the manoeuvre and you have indicated a value of 2 in the coincidences field the two events must occur for the output to be true and for the programmed output manoe...

Page 61: ...he outputs The CANCEL button lets you abort the manoeuvre configuration process 2 By pressing the EVENT option a new floating screen will appear that lets you choose between an ENTITY a TIME CONDITION The ENTITY is any element in the system hierarchy that belongs to the local system current control panel or the network any of the networked system control panels The entities may be a facility panel...

Page 62: ...ne or more elements in alarm the input condition is met Fault when the input entity has one or more faulty elements the input condition is met Technical when the entity has one or more active inputs the input condition is met Type condition it allows you to ascertain that the input is true only if this is due to All any active device in the entity Push buttons only any push button in the entity De...

Page 63: ...figuration of devices as a manoeuvre input does not allow repetitions to be configured 8 2 2 Defining a time condition In order to define a time condition for an input proceed as described in the previous section When you arrive at point 3 of the previous section select the TIME CONDITION option This option lets you condition the actions to a moment in time From month to month define the interval ...

Page 64: ...ll be shown DELAY and ENTITY Delay lets you assign a time of up to 600 seconds before starting the action to be defined Entity refers to any element in the system hierarchy belonging to the local system current control panel The entities may be a panel loop area zone device group or virtual mode The actions always relate to the selected entity 3 The new ENTITY ACTION screen displays the configurat...

Page 65: ...Pulse activates the entity s outputs with a pulse width that can be configured between 0 600 seconds 10 seconds by default Configuration allows you to cancel delays Element type All All of the entity s outputs Sounders It only activates the entity s sounders Relays It only activates the entity s relays Intermittent sounder It activates the entity s sounders intermittently PCB Sounder 1 It activate...

Page 66: ...rried out only if the access doors are closed It must not be possible under any circumstances for the manoeuvre to operate locally on the weekend It must be possible to stop the manoeuvre using a push button in the local area The attached example describes a medium complexity manoeuvre that can be configured with CAD 250 The configuration options are extremely flexible letting you create very comp...

Page 67: ...asions you will have to manage actions that will require you to go beyond physical or zone grouping You may have to organise an evacuation sequence that groups different floors or sectors of a building You may also have to manoeuvre elements that are located in other zones and areas In a group you can enter as many system elements as required for one entity type It is not allowed to mix different ...

Page 68: ...e the group number You can create up to 1 000 groups Press OK to confirm Press CANCEL to discard If you enter a number that has already been assigned the system will return the message ERROR CREATING THE GROUP 3 The menu for defining the group is shown where the initial condition of the group is defined The following areas will be shown Navigation bar move consecutively through each group that has...

Page 69: ... you have chosen a type you cannot include any other type of entity When you select the device tab the list of loops will appear select the loop and then the devices You must incorporate each entity that you want to include in the group one at a time To discard press CANCEL To confirm simply exit the menu by pressing the BACK button To delete an entity from a group select it and press the DELETE E...

Page 70: ...mber of virtual modules defined exceeds the screen capacity Virtual module counter it shows the total number of modules created Add button it starts the creation of a new virtual module Group list the list of created modules and associated information module number description the current mode enabled or disabled and status will be displayed Virtual module list Virtual modules are intermediate fun...

Page 71: ... consecutively through each virtual module that has been created in order to edit them Virtual Module it is the number associated with the edited module Delete button it lets you delete the virtual module Module description enter a tag that lets you identify the virtual module s function By pressing the field you will access the keyboard in alphanumeric mode Mode select whether the module should b...

Page 72: ...n To make it functional generate a manoeuvre following the steps described in the previous points 1 Creation of a quick button function for EVACUATION Create a virtual module following the steps described Description EVACUATION Mode enabled Resettable active slider button Shortcut active slider button Create a manoeuvre assigning the EVACUATION virtual module as an event input Associate the output...

Page 73: ...ows basic information about the module the virtual module number and the description given to it Touch the module to activate it By doing so it will change colour showing its new status Virtual modules can be configured as quick button functions accessible from the standby screen Virtual modules are configured as indicated in the previous section VIRTUAL MODULE CONFIGURATION Virtual modules carry ...

Page 74: ... Navigation bar it lets you jump to the next page to review more events if the number of logs exceeds the screen capacity Date filter there are two buttons for restricting the events shown to the period From date filter start date events that occurred at an earlier date are not displayed Pressing the FROM DATE button gives you access to the calendar where you can set the filter start date Press de...

Page 75: ...ltering the event type the NAVIGATION BAR counter will also update its value Tap one of the filter options on the submenu to view ALL All events are shown ALARMS Only the alarms are shown FAULT Only the faults are shown TECHNICAL Events that are produced by technical inputs are shown TEST The events of ZONES and AREAS configured in test mode are shown INFORMATION Log of accesses to the control pan...

Page 76: ...LT OR FAILURE Fault events of any system element TECHNICAL ACTIVATIONS Events caused by the activation of technical signals which are not a fire alarm detection TEST Zone or area events when configured in test mode INFORMATION General events such as access zone or area changes or actions on general control function keys such as RESET SILENCE etc Description The system generates a description of th...

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Page 78: ...ode it is the node number assigned to the panel or booster Number of nodes it is the number of nodes in the network It is 1 by default and until the network has been synchronised Network configuration always isolated if a synchronisation has not been carried out from the controller panel 10 NETWORK 10 1 NETWORK CONFIGURATION This configuration lets you configure basic parameters for the network ar...

Page 79: ...o to the control panel programmed as CONTROLLER and access the network configuration screen Press the SEARCH FOR NODES button to start the search If the control panel does not have a network card it will show the message NODE INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE If the controller control panel has a network card but it does not identify any other network nodes it will show Number of nodes 1 Configuration iso...

Page 80: ...rmation move the slider button to the left and it will change to red From then on that type of event will not be shown on the control panel screen The event information is always propagated via the network and on each control panel it is only possible to choose whether or not to show certain information 1 If you need to create filters for specific control panels add the filter for the required con...

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Page 82: ...tion to confirm the alarm It is possible to create comprehensive plans that cover periods ranging from fractions of hours to the entire year Special modes are a powerful and extremely flexible tool Their configuration requires a good level of knowledge of the tool the project and the fire detection and alarm concepts Medium and high complexity configurations require method and thoroughness when ch...

Page 83: ...add button In doing so you will access the entity selection menu According to the tabs in the top margin of the menu select Panel Zone or Devices By selecting Panel or Zone after you have selected the entity you will access the new special mode s configuration menu directly If you select Devices you must select the loop in order to access the loop device selection screen Select the entity for whic...

Page 84: ... this mode the control panel will check that the alarm condition is maintained for a prolonged period The mode allows the configuration of values of between 1 and 60 seconds The control panel will not show the alarm condition until the confirmation time is over Once this is over if the addressable value falls below the alarm level of 100 the alarm will not be confirmed The process will start again...

Page 85: ... within the menu Time It lets you choose between the entire day and a time range If you opt for the time range define the start and end times If a mode overlap occurs you will get the error message CHECK IF OVERLAPS WITH ANOTHER SPECIAL MODE CREATED Day It lets you choose between the whole week a day of the week from Monday to Sunday and a range of days If you opt for a range of days define the st...

Page 86: ...ction The available actions are Reset filters button It deletes all filters and makes the screen display the full list In these conditions use the arrow keys on the navigation bar to jump to the next page Mode filter Use this filter to distinguish the modes to be viewed Value filter This filter is dynamic and will be different according to the selected mode Active mode filter Select this filter so...

Page 87: ... range from 10 to 60 sec Investigation time it is the maximum time from the first activation considering the initial reaction time and all successive extensions It allows between 30 and 600 sec When a detector is activated two function buttons appear on the control panel s main screen Add time It extends the waiting time by a value equal to the reaction time multiplied by the number of presses and...

Page 88: ...he origin of the elements that can cancel the delay It can adopt the following values Panel area zone or only manoeuvres If the number of detectors in alarm in the entity meets the value criterion for the MAXIMUM ALARM DELAY field the delays will be cancelled By configuring this function if the configured entity is PANEL then for example if the value for the maximum alarm delay field is 2 with ala...

Page 89: ...n of all sounder outputs the control panel main board control modules configured as sounders as well as sounders and visual devices of the system It should normally be active Permanent deactivation may contravene the approval criteria of the EN54 2 standard and local regulations potentially impeding evacuation It is vital to reset the activation of this slider button Limit its use to essential cas...

Page 90: ...ivation may contravene the approval criteria of the EN54 2 standard and local regulations Main power supply fault The deactivation of this slider button grey will prevent the indication of any main power supply fault The slider button should normally be active green Permanent deactivation may contravene the approval criteria of the EN54 2 standard and local regulations Earth leakage fault The deac...

Page 91: ...smoke detector chamber The speed at which this occurs will depend on the working environment The CAD 250 control panel has a dirty chamber detection procedure The control algorithm assesses the changes in the chamber s value and according to this value determines whether it should activate a maintenance alert or not You can disable this function by deactivating the dirtiness notification slider bu...

Page 92: ...ilities or difficult access it may be necessary to use an open loop configuration By deactivating this slider button the control panel will not show the open loop fault and will operate normally The normal configuration of this slider button is activated green Permanent deactivation may contravene the approval criteria of the EN54 2 standard and local regulations Reset loop faults Loop fault error...

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Page 94: ...able gas detector Liquefied Petroleum Gases Propane Butane DGD 620 AC 3 5 mA 62 mA No No MAD 401 MOD 0 3 mA 1 5 mA No No 1 Addressable 1 input monitor module MAD 401 I MOD 0 3 mA 1 5 mA Yes No 1 Addressable 1 input monitor module with isolator switch MAD 402 MOD 0 3 mA 1 5 mA No No 2 Addressable 2 input monitor module MAD 402 I MOD 0 3 mA 1 5 mA Yes No 2 Addressable 2 input monitor module with iso...

Page 95: ...1 I MOD 0 3 mA 1 5 mA Yes Yes 1 Addressable monitor module of 1 conventional zone with isolator switch MAD 442 MOD 0 3 mA 1 5 mA No Yes 2 Addressable monitor module of 2 conventional zones MAD 442 I MOD 0 3 mA 1 5 mA Yes Yes 2 Addressable monitor module of 2 conventional zones with isolator switch MAD 450 PUS 0 3 mA 1 5 mA No No 1 Addressable button MAD 450 I PUS 0 3 mA 1 5 mA Yes No 1 Addressable...

Page 96: ... Addressable remote indicator T P L D 1 0 0 CCD 102 PANEL ZONE 0 3 mA No 3 Gateway card to the addressable loop for conventional control panels T P L D 1 0 0 CCD 103 PANEL ZONE 0 3 mA No 7 Gateway card to the addressable loop for conventional control panels T P L D 1 0 0 CCD 104 PANEL ZONE 0 3 mA No 5 Gateway card to the addressable loop for conventional control panels T P L D 1 0 0 CCD 108 PANEL ...

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