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CMDN Installation, Operation, Maintenance, Configuration Manual P/N 270146

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Date

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0.0

May 1994

Initial Release.

0.1

July 1994

Added utility program template.

1.0

November 1994

Firmware Revision.

1.5

July 1997

Layout and content revisions.

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Page 1: ...CMDN Installation Operation Maintenance and Configuration Manual P N 270146 Revised 14JUL97 firealarmresources com...

Page 2: ...nual without express written permission from EST This manual contains proprietary information intended for distribution to authorized persons or companies for the sole purpose of conducting business w...

Page 3: ...on 20 Annunciator Setup LSS4 Configuration 21 Dip Switch Setup for Internal Buzzer Disable Auto Acknowledge Enable 22 Programming 23 Overview 23 Computer Requirements 23 Program Installation 23 Using...

Page 4: ...DN application for LSS system 53 CMDN application for FCC system 54 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 56 Fault Reporting 56 Annunciator Host Communications Failure 57 IRC 3 and FCC Mode 57 LSS4 Mode 57...

Page 5: ...ages arising from loss of property or other damages or losses owing to the failure of EST Inc products beyond the cost of repair or replacement of any defective products EST Inc reserves the right to...

Page 6: ...tenance Configuration Manual P N 270146 Revision Status Revision Date Reason For Change 0 0 May 1994 Initial Release 0 1 July 1994 Added utility program template 1 0 November 1994 Firmware Revision 1...

Page 7: ...ourier typewriter face SMALL CAPS Used for keys key sequences and acronyms A plus indicates a combination of keys i e CTRL E means hold down the CTRL key while pressing the E key A comma indicates a s...

Page 8: ...vi CMDN Manual firealarmresources com...

Page 9: ...or operation All configuration and message information is contained within each annunciator s memory Each annunciator is individually programmable for the type of messages it displays and is individua...

Page 10: ...ENABLE ALARM SILENCE TROUBLE SILENCE DRILL ALL CALL NEXT ACK SUPERVISORY TROUBLE EDWARDS SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY NORMAL ALARM BACK SYSTEM ANNUNCIATOR NEXT ACK SUPERVISORY TROUBLE EDWARDS SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY...

Page 11: ...ations up to 352 messages can be stored in each annunciator The IRC 3 configuration is used when configuring annunciators for use on FCC PCPU RS 485 data lines Every 88 messages or fraction thereof re...

Page 12: ...MDN C CMDN C SMDN C CMDN C SMDN C CMDN C SMDN C CMDN C SMDN C CMDN C SMDN C CMDN C SMDN C CMDN C SMDN C 1 1 2 2 3 3 32 32 PT1 S PT1 S PT1 S PT1 S PT1 S PT1 S RS 232 COMMUNICATIONS 50 15 2 M MAX FROM D...

Page 13: ...1372 M MAX 18 AWG TWISTED PAIR CMDN 007 CDR LSS4 to Annunciator One Line Diagram When configured for use with an LSS4 panel up to 52 messages can be stored in each annunciator An LSS4 panel can suppo...

Page 14: ...C regenerative operation is identical to SAN annunciator operation in the regenerative mode Regenerative operation is programmed using the same steps used to program a regenerative SAN annunciator usi...

Page 15: ...ecalls message information stored in its internal memory in response to the zone information it receives from the CM1N CM2N or DCPU Each CMDN C SMDN C is buffered for 1 000 messages and messages requi...

Page 16: ...ng SCREEN LABEL M000 Screen label and unacknowledged messages LSS4 only Sample Alarm Message SCREEN LABEL M023 FIRE ALARM 000052 Custom Label entered thru the IBM PC Screen Label and unacknowledged me...

Page 17: ...ire silencing Trouble LED The trouble LED illuminates when the CMDN C SMDN C receives a trouble which is in its data base A common trouble no message in display turns on the trouble LED and requires s...

Page 18: ...f the front panel Reset Alarm Silence Trouble Silence and Drill switches Reset Switch Reset directs the CM1 N or PCPU to issue a system wide reset command after all system wide status points have been...

Page 19: ...cknowledges any of the trouble supervisory or alarm conditions and the system returns to a normal condition the CMDN will automatically acknowledge the restored conditions The user does not have to ma...

Page 20: ...Capacity LSS4 IRC 3 FCC 52 Messages per annunciator 88 Messages per panel address 352 Max per annunciator 650 Messages per annunciator Dimensions H W D CMDN S Faceplate CMDN S Enclosure SMDN S SAN 4 F...

Page 21: ...11 5 29 2 cm 9 5 24 1 cm FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW SIDE VIEW CMDN 008 CDR 1 4 3 6 cm NORMAL ALARM BACK RESET DISABLE SYSTEM ANNUNCIATOR ENABLE ALARM SILENCE TROUBLE SILENCE DRILL ALL CALL NEXT ACK SUPERVIS...

Page 22: ...SABLE SYSTEM ANNUNCIATOR ENABLE ALARM SILENCE TROUBLE SILENCE DRILL ALL CALL NEXT ACK SUPERVISORY TROUBLE E DWARDS SY STEM S TE CHNOLOGY 19 48 3 cm 10 5 26 7 cm FRONT VIEW INSTALLED IN CB 17 31 45 ENC...

Page 23: ...et 2348 m Wire annunciators per the following figures Annunciator IRC 3 and FCC Terminal Connections Terminal Function 1 24 Vdc 2 24 Vdc Common 3 Earth Ground 4 RS 232 Rx In 5 RS 232 Tx Out 6 RS 232 C...

Page 24: ...ERIAL PRINTER PROVIDE PHYSICAL SEPARATION BETWEEN TWO WIRE BUNDLES TO ENSURE NETWORK SURVIVABILITY 24VDC SUPPLY MUST HAVE DEDICATED RISER 24 VDC IN 24 VDC IN TB1 TB1 TB1 CM1N CM2N CM2N 2 3 7 TO NEXT D...

Page 25: ...5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 10 REAR VIEW REAR VIEW REAR VIEW TB1 TB1 TB1 24 VDC IN 50 FT 15 2 M MAX NON SUPERVISED 24 VDC IN 24 VDC IN CMDN 013 CDR PIN 1 PIN 14 PIN 13 PIN 25 DB25 MALE REAR VIEW...

Page 26: ...EW REAR VIEW REAR VIEW TB1 TB1 TB1 24 VDC IN 24 VDC IN 24 VDC IN PROVIDE PHYSICAL SEPARATION BETWEEN THESE WIRE BUNDLES TO INSURE NETWORK SURVIVABILTY CMDN 014 CDR PIN 1 PIN 14 PIN 13 PIN 25 DB25 MALE...

Page 27: ...Connections Terminal Function Connect to 1 24 VDC 24 VDC Power Supply 2 24 VDC Common 24 VDC Common Power Supply 3 Earth Ground Local earth ground 4 RS 232 Rx In RS 232 To Tx OUT on printer To data Tx...

Page 28: ...5 provides electrical protection for the RS 485 wiring leaving the panel LSS4 motherboard versions 1 5 or higher now include the RS485 interface Annunciator Setup IRC 3 and FCC PCPU RS 485 Data Line C...

Page 29: ...and text content of messages to be displayed configured and downloaded into the annunciator s memory Message routing and printer configuration information must also be configured for each annunciator...

Page 30: ...uzzer Disable Auto Acknowledge Enable Buzzer Disable To disable the buzzer turn dip switch SW1 2 to the ON position The dip switch is located on the back of the CMDN Refer to the diagram and table on...

Page 31: ...iguration program disk However using a hard disk speeds up program loading and file storage Note During download operations internal computer timing is critical It may be necessary to reduce backgroun...

Page 32: ...ormat The first and last when wired in a Class A configuration annunciator cannot be located more than 50 15 m from the FCOM 232 installed in the DCPU when using RS 232 communications Note On FCC netw...

Page 33: ...as been entered a project description may be entered This information appears on all project configuration reports Press the ENTER key to bypass this step The project description screen follows Remote...

Page 34: ...ry for Entire Project The Parameter Entry for Entire Project screen is divided into three sections the Network Status Window top the Menu Window middle and the Instructions Window bottom as shown in t...

Page 35: ...ect Menu The Menu Window lists the network commands available from the Parameter Entry for Entire Project screen The Instruction Window provides brief context sensitive instructions for each operation...

Page 36: ...Annunciator Configuration After the network parameters have been entered each CMDN SMDN must be configured phase 2 Press Tab to advance to the Parameter Entry for Selected Display menu WED FEB 6 1994...

Page 37: ...ation If not return to the previous screen by pressing ESC then moving the cursor to the Base Address or Selected Display window by pressing S and use the Up or Down arrow keys until the desired addre...

Page 38: ...ifications may be found in the Parameter Descriptions and Specifications section Panel Zone 40 Character message Type WED FEB 6 1994 11 16 35 Remote Alpha Numeric Display Network MESSAGE ENTRY EDITING...

Page 39: ...age and automatically position the cursor at the zone window to configure the next zone Press the LEFT arrow key if you need to change the panel number The total number of zone messages entered is sho...

Page 40: ...ed The desired values can also be made via the keyboard or numeric pad Press ENTER to accept a single digit entry Entering the second digit of a two digit number automatically moves the cursor to the...

Page 41: ...e first annunciator address 01 has been completely configured return to the opening screen and increment the Selected Display parameter to the next annunciator address and repeat programming Phase 2 f...

Page 42: ...g the bold letter in the parameter title For example to move the cursor to the Geographic Category window press G Enter the required annunciator information for the parameters listed below Geographic...

Page 43: ...tion Type s B Select Comm Baud Rate E Select Active When Keyswitch Enabled R Select Routing of Mess D Select Active when Keyswitch Disabled T Transmit to Display N Set to No Switch Panel H Print Hard...

Page 44: ...sage Entry Edit Screen Note All information displayed on this screen applies to the CMDN SMDN whose address is displayed in the Selected Display window 4 The Message Entry for Selected Display screen...

Page 45: ...next CMDN SMDN display to be configured in the selected display window To copy a configuration from a previously configured display into the selected display press X to move the cursor to the XFER tr...

Page 46: ...may be used at the DOS prompt Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to highlight one of the main menu choices and press ENTER to select it FCC to CMDN Select this menu option to convert an FCC message databa...

Page 47: ...of the source file including the extension and port is the communications port via which the download will be accomplished Press ESC to exit Downloading to the CMDN SMDN When all CMDN SMDNs have been...

Page 48: ...ded for troubleshooting purposes 11 Repeat steps 3 through 10 above until all CMDN SMDN s have their configuration and message information downloaded All annunciators must be initially downloaded usin...

Page 49: ...Drill Reset Trouble Silence and Drill Alarm and Trouble Silence and Drill Reset Alarm and Trouble Silence and Drill No Key switch Installed None Active When Key Switch Enabled This parameter selects...

Page 50: ...are 2400 4800 9600 19200 Current Message MSG Current message window shows an arbitrary index of the relative location of the currently entered message in the displayed CMDN s memory Fault Action FCC...

Page 51: ...c Display Network Valid entries are 1 to 32 Panel IRC 3 and FCC The IRC 3 or FCC network panel address PC Communications Port The parameter which selects PC serial port 1 or serial port 2 for download...

Page 52: ...rs are not valid in filenames The IRC 3 option requires the use of a unique filename for each CMDN used Routing A filter which defines whether all messages meeting the Annunciation Type criteria above...

Page 53: ...d display Version A command which displays the version number of the installed CMDNPGM EXE program XFER FCC Only A command which transfers a copy of the data from the CMDN memory indicated in the Sele...

Page 54: ...Moves the cursor to the prior vertical list window item in a data entry group display or to the prior main menu entry Back Space Deletes character in prior character position and moves the cursor to...

Page 55: ...bled Resert Alarm Sil Trouble Sil Drill Active when Disabled Resert Alarm Sil Trouble Sil Drill MESSAGES Type AL Panel 02 Zone 04 2 Fl Smoke Type AL Panel 02 Zone 05 2 Fl Manual Type AL Panel 02 Zone...

Page 56: ...o Section 6 10 for additional information about this utility program The following files are created when a CMDN network is programmed FILENAME PRJ Contains data on specific project host system FILENA...

Page 57: ...th the factory This file is created at the first system error and may be erased by the user at any time To save a copy of this file ERROR LOG must be renamed as it is generated every time an error occ...

Page 58: ...at the serial port setting in the CMDN configuration program is the correct one for the computer s serial port Note During download operations internal computer timing is critical It may be necessary...

Page 59: ...ion GEO Determines display operations for given market PRINTER TYPE Local printer selection PRINTER BAUD Selects baud rate at which to communicate with serial printer SWITCH MASK Selects which switche...

Page 60: ...a particular device within a zone Once all of the necessary changes have been made to the configuration file press ALT followed by DOWN to display the File menu Use the DOWN key to highlight the Save...

Page 61: ...to be annunciated Selections include GLOBAL and LOCAL Global will allow annunciation of messages regardless of weather they are defined locally or not EXTERNAL MSG Must be set to INACTIVE for proper...

Page 62: ...source file template for FCC CMDN application Definition of commands MAX NODES Establishes the number of networked displays ANNUNCIATION Selects weather a message must be defined locally to be annunc...

Page 63: ...NNUNCIATION GLOBAL LOCAL GLOBAL EXTERNAL MSG INACTIVE ACTIVE INACTIVE 0 1 2 3 4 01234567890123456789012345678901234567890 message 000001 Display node 1 has failed to communicate message 000002 Display...

Page 64: ...are ONLY indicated on the alphanumeric annunciator having address 01 All others indicate a loss of communications to the master Trouble 000099 Redundant Host Fault Trouble 000098 Primary Host Fault Tr...

Page 65: ...database 2 Routing set to all messages No message at all when change of state initiated 1 Display filter set incorrectly Incorrect header type but correct message 1 Wrong type selected for message IRC...

Page 66: ...0010 Walk Test in Progress 000011 Alarm Verification in Progress LSS4 Annunciator Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Local Fault Fire panel primary Communications failure between display and LSS4...

Page 67: ...Module Enclosure 240172 RSAN 6 Six Module Mounting Frame 240176 BP A SAN Blank Panel 240170 LSS4 Remote RS 485 Interface 130285 Related Documents Description Part Number Network Hardware Technical Re...

Page 68: ...____________ Up to 8 characters in length Number of Displays ______________________ Environment Type Geographic Category LSS4 USA IRC 3 CANADA FCC Class B EUROPE FCC Class A Fault Action _____________...

Page 69: ...ch Panel Installed i e CMDN or SMDN Active When Enabled Reset Alarm Silence Reset Alarm Silence Trouble Silence Reset Trouble Silence Alarm Silence Trouble Silence Reset Alarm Trouble Silence Drill Re...

Page 70: ...eset Alarm Silence Drill Trouble Silence Drill Reset Trouble Silence Drill Alarm Trouble Silence Drill Reset Alarm Trouble Silence Drill No Key switch Installed NONE Messages Line Panel Zone 1st messa...

Page 71: ...CMDN Manual 63 Messages Type Line Panel Zone 1st message Segment 2nd Message Segment firealarmresources com...

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