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TWINFLEX

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 SRP Control Panel Engineering and Commissioning Manual

 

58 

 

 

 
This will allow the engineer to view or change the operation of 
programmable relay 01 - 04. The NAME can be up to 14 characters 
long. Use the 

LEFT

 and 

RIGHT

 arrow keys to move the cursor to a 

different option and the 

UP

 and 

DOWN

 arrow keys to change the 

current value or option. To confirm the changes press 

ENTER

.  

 

 

STATE: 

No State 

–  

Operation of programmable relay is not configured. 

 

Alarm 

–  

Operation of programmable relay will be triggered by panel’s Fire 1 
Alarm State. 

 
Pre-release 

– 

Operation of programmable relay will be triggered by panel’s Fire 2 (Pre-
Release) Pre-discharge State. 

 
Release 

– 

Programmable relay will be triggered by 

panel’s Release State. 

 
Extract 

– 

P

rogrammable relay will be triggered by panel’s Extract State. 

 
Hold 

– 

P

rogrammable relay will be triggered by panel’s Hold/Abort State. 

 
Disablement 

– 

P

rogrammable relay will be triggered by panel’s Disable State. 

 
Fault 

– 

Programmable relay will be triggered by a Fault State. 

 
Manual Mode 

– 

Programmable relay will be triggered by a Manual Mode State.  
   

 

 

 

 

Each auxiliary output can be programmed to cycle power during a 

system reset, or to keep its power constant during a system reset.  
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11. Panel I/O 

3. Prog Relays 

11. Panel I/O 

4. AUX Switching 

RELAY: 01       
STATE: NO STATE 
NAME: RELAY 01 

↑/↓ /

 

→ /← /

Enter

/

Esc 

 

AUX POWER SWITCHING       
AUX1:  Power Constant 
AUX2:  Power Cycled 

↑/↓ /

 

→ /← /

Enter

/

Esc 

 

Summary of Contents for TWINFLEX SRP 100-0001

Page 1: ...X SRP Single Flood Zone Fire Suppression System Control Panel 100 0001 Suitable for TWINFLEX SRP control panels from V01 000 Control Panel Engineering and Commissioning Manual TO BE RETAINED BY THE COMMISSIONING ENGINEER ...

Page 2: ...ning should only be carried out by competent persons Fike cannot guarantee the operation of any equipment unless all documented instructions are complied with without variation E OE TWINFLEX Mulitpoint Fike and Fike Corporation are registered trademarks of Fike Corporation and its subsidiaries All other trademarks trade names or company names referenced herein are the property of their respective ...

Page 3: ...nnector Board 16 Ethernet 17 Write Protect Write Enable Switch 17 USB B 17 Buzzer Link J1 17 LCD Contrast R4 17 RSI Peripheral Bus Connections A1 B1 SCRN or A2 B2 SCRN 18 Programmable Inputs 1 5 MI MI SCRN 19 Fault Relay C N C N O 20 Programmable Relays 1 4 C N C N O 20 Monitored Outputs 1 3 MO MO SCRN 21 Device Zones Z1 Z4 TWINFLEX Devices 23 Device Zones Z1 Z4 Conventional Devices 24 Zones Z1 Z4...

Page 4: ...ormal 35 Access Level 2A User 37 Access Level 2B Supervisor 41 Access Level 3 Engineer 46 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING 61 Installation 1 st Stage 61 Maximum Cable Lengths 61 Installation 2 nd Stage 61 Commissioning 62 End User Training 62 Maintenance 62 FAULT FINDING 63 Summary of Faults 63 Intermittent Zone Fault 63 Permanent Zone Faults 63 False Alarms 64 General Faults 64 Finding Zone Faults ...

Page 5: ...6 ENGINEERS NOTES 77 TECHNICAL SUPPORT 78 Glossary Of Terms Acronym Description Acronym Description ASD Automatic Smoke Detector MCP Manual Call Point CIE Control Indicating Equipment O C Open Circuit DIVA Direct Impulse Valve Actuator O P Output EOL End Of Line RSI Remote Status Indicator I O Input Output S C Short Circuit I P Input SRM Solenoid Releasing Module IRM Impulse Releasing Module SRP S...

Page 6: ... standards and specifications Equipment Guarantee The equipment carries no warranty unless the system is installed commissioned and serviced in accordance with this manual and the relevant standards by a suitably qualified and competent person or organisation Anti Static Handling Guidelines Immediately prior to handling any PCBs or other static sensitive devices it is essential to ensure that a pe...

Page 7: ...signal which may be activated as required All setting options are configured using the DIL switches fitted to the device Do not use a resistor or capacitor or any other 3rd party End of line module for End of line The TWINFLEX SRP control panel also provides three monitored outputs that may be configured as notification conventional sounder circuits or 2 notification conventional sounder circuits ...

Page 8: ...N12094 1 Section 4 2 2d Transmission of incorrect status and fault warning EN12094 1 Section 4 3 2e Transmission of the released condition EN12094 1 Section 4 3 2f The TWINFLEX SRP panel includes the following optional features with requirements allowed by EN12094 1 Delay of extinguishing signal up to 60 seconds EN12094 1 Section 4 17 Signal representing flow of extinguishing agent EN12094 1 Secti...

Page 9: ...panel may be affected by extreme environmental conditions The position selected for its installation should therefore be clean and dry not subjected to high levels of vibration or shock and at least 2 metres away from any pager or radio transmitting equipment Ambient temperatures should be within the range given within the Technical Data section e g not directly over a radiator or heater In common...

Page 10: ...l Panel Engineering and Commissioning Manual 10 NOTE The 14mm flange facilitates flush mounting To allow installation of the main front moulding this flange must be flush with the mounting surface and not recessed into it ...

Page 11: ...e to be sited in the control panel back box using the provided clamps The batteries should be connected in series using the connection leads supplied See the section entitled Control Panel Connections for panel connections When fitting new batteries the total battery voltage must not be less than 21 5V If the battery voltage is less than 21 5V the charger will assume that they are faulty and will ...

Page 12: ...ls are never presented with a short circuit Care should be taken at all times especially during transit installation and normal use Batteries no longer required should be disposed of in a safe and environmentally friendly manner by the manufacturer or a suitable recycling service They should never be incinerated or placed in normal rubbish collection facilities General Assembly ...

Page 13: ... is important to ensure the following points are adhered to 1 Ferrites must be fitted to all four zones See diagram below These will be supplied with the panel 2 The cable screen must be connected to the SCRN terminal for each circuit at the control panel only 3 The cable screen must not be connected to earth ground at any point other than the control panel at the SCRN terminal provided not at any...

Page 14: ...nt with Sounder TWINFLEX Manual Call Point 1 4 TWINFLEX SRP zones Cabled in 2 core 1 5mm 2 Screened cable complying with BS 5839 Pt 1 2002 Category 1 Note No EOL device is required as EOL is set at the end device 3 x Monitored Outputs programmable as for various panel states Requires 10kΩ EOL for notification or 3 3KΩ for releasing 4 x Programmable Relays Max 2A 30V Fault Relay MAX 1A 30V 230 V 50...

Page 15: ... Panel Engineering and Commissioning Manual 15 Control Panel Connections Main Display Board TERMINAL DESCRIPTION SW1 Write Protect Write Enable Switch USB USB B connection for pc link J1 Buzzer Link Jumper R4 LCD Contrast ...

Page 16: ...t positive connection MO Programmable Output 0V connection SCRN Field cable screen connection ZONES 1 4 Z Device zone positive connection Z Device zone 0V connection SCRN Field cable screen connection FAULT RELAY N C Normally closed fault contact N O Normally open fault contact COM Common fault contact PROG RELAY 1 4 N C Normally closed fire contact N O Normally open fire contact COM Common fire c...

Page 17: ...in ON position Write Enable Mode If configuration changes are to be made this switch needs to be in the ON position as shown left USB B The panel is fitted with an on board USB B connector This is to provide communication via a suitable USB lead to a PC for programming of panel options using the TWINFLEX SRP OSP configuration software Buzzer Link J1 Linking J1 will disable the panel buzzer The buz...

Page 18: ...ions to a Remote Status Indicator RSI device Maximum 8 devices This is an RS 485 connection operating at 57 6 kbps NOTES 1 An RSI must be setup to be supervised in order to operate with the SRP This is done at Access Level 3 Engineer at Engineer Menu 13 RSI SUPERVISION 2 A 120Ω End of Line EOL resistor must be fitted across A and B of the last RSI on the network ...

Page 19: ...n and short circuit faults using a 3k3Ω EOL resistor Programmable inputs can be configured to initiate the following system level events CONTROL EVENT SILENCE ALARMS DISABLEMENT ALL SOUNDERS RESET SYSTEM RELEASING OUTPUTS SOUND ALARMS RELAYS SILENCE BUZZER RELEASE EVENT MANUAL RELEASE REMOTE EVENT REMOTE FIRE HOLD GENERAL FAULT EXTINGUISHANT FLOW MANUAL MODE LOW PRESSURE EXTRACT Caution the use of...

Page 20: ...ntact which is not fault monitored The maximum contact current rating is 2A 24V DC Inductive loads should be diode protected to prevent back EMF causing damage to the relay contact Programmable relays can be configured to activate during the following system level states OUTPUT STATE No State Manual Fault Disablement Hold Extract Release Pre Release Alarm Note Programmable relays set to activate o...

Page 21: ...en configured for Releasing solenoid the circuit requires an EOL arrangement as shown above for the monitoring of open and short faults The 3k3Ω EOL resistor must have a power rating of 1 3 watt or greater If a DIVA or UVO is used then the circuit above can be replaced by the 17 0136 EOL assembly The maximum output current for each output is 1 Amp Output voltage range is minimum 0V maximum 32V As ...

Page 22: ...No IMPORTANT NOTE If the Behaviour of the monitored output is configured and then the Type is changed from Notification to Releasing or vice versa the panel clears out the Behaviour to default setting Default Behaviour is OFF State Continuous Pattern and Silenceable Output A Notification Output can be configured for a user defined custom pattern The SRP panel allows up to 4 user defined patterns i...

Page 23: ...ruption It is essential that two 2 core screened cables are used if this is required No EOL resistor or unit should be fitted to terminate the cable this function is performed via DIL switch 1 on the last device If a zone is NOT used it MUST be switched off using the zone status menu in the engineers programming options TWINFLEX DETECTOR SOUND PATTERN SETTING Twinflex detectors have their settings...

Page 24: ... 6 devices per system The IRM SRM modules directly connect to the release equipment and receive triggering signals from the SRP panel via the zone wiring The input labelled Discharge Pressure on the IRM SRM can be connected directly to a manual triggering device If a manually triggered device connected to this input is triggered the system will go straight into a discharge state All releasing devi...

Page 25: ...27V when running from the batteries in a mains failure condition The maximum output current for each circuit is 1 0A The Auxiliary Power outputs are protected by 2A Fast blow fuses It is suggested that additional Power Supply Units be installed to provide power for additional loads If additional power supply units are used they must be listed for use with Fire Alarm systems Battery BAT BAT Termina...

Page 26: ...imum of 1A Each zone can also supply a maximum of 160mA The total current must not exceed 3 8 Amps If all the outputs zones and Aux power supplies are used they must be de rated so that the total maximum current of 3 8 Amps is not exceeded This will ensure a current of 1 2 Amps is available for battery charging Mains Input Wiring Note If stranded cables are used for mains input wiring crimped end ...

Page 27: ...o valid to have An IRM releasing zone and an SRM releasing zone configured on the same panel if required Two zones designated as IRM release on the same panel if required Two zones designated as SRM release on the same panel if required Hold State Hold Sound Patterns Monitored inputs can be set to hold the release when connected to an emergency hold device In menu option 8 Release Config there are...

Page 28: ... programmable inputs can be set for Extinguishant Flow or Manual Release there are also inputs labelled Discharge Pressure on the IRM SRM These inputs can be connected directly to a manual triggering device If a manual triggered device connected to any of these inputs is triggered the system will go straight into a discharge state and all releasing devices on the system will also go into a full di...

Page 29: ...ontrol Panel Front LED Indication Fire Alarm Controls Enable Key Switch Auto Manual Key Switch System Controls General Indication LEDs System Indication LEDs Zone Indication LEDs Control Panel Information Window Zone Status LEDs Extinguishant Release General Status LEDs ...

Page 30: ...lease has been activated in the system Continuous A manual release has been activated in the system and the alarm has been silenced AUTO MODE Yellow Off The system has been placed into the Manual mode of operation Automatic detection will not cause a system release Continuous The system has been placed into the Auto mode of operation Automatic detection may cause a system release GENERAL BLOCKED Y...

Page 31: ...n has been enabled from a remote RSI panel The SRP panel will enter the activated condition within 3 seconds after the activation of a manual triggering device connected directly to the SRP panel or the activation of a transmission path from a fire detection alarm system After establishing the activated condition all appropriate outputs will be triggered within 1 second unless a time delay is inte...

Page 32: ...r your Access Level and system status The menus may be navigated using the system control keys Use the UP DOWN arrow keys to move the selection arrow to the desired option and press ENTER or the RIGHT arrow key to select the chosen one Press the Esc or the LEFT arrow key to exit to the previous menu Extinguishant Release Controls The extinguishant release switch allows the user to manually release...

Page 33: ...User or the correct entry of the relevant code for access to all other levels in order to protect against unauthorised access to the system The codes may be changed by the engineer using menu option 12 Panel Details Set Access Codes or via the TWINFLEX SRP OSP software All system configuration settings can be saved only when the access level has been set to ENGR 3B Any configuration changes initia...

Page 34: ... all four digits of the access code using the number buttons Asterisks will cover up the numbers as you enter them When all four digits have been entered press the Enter button The display will say ACCESS CODE ACCEPTED and return to the default screen Now press the Esc or ENTER button to get to the menus for the access code entered above Note No access code is allowed to have the value 0000 ENTER ...

Page 35: ... be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu Note When the home screen is displayed it will automatically change to display any fires or faults on the system as they occur The display will show any current faults These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The display will show any current panel e...

Page 36: ...nd Commissioning Manual 36 The display will show all current events These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu 1 View Events 5 All Events FAULT 9 19 2014 03 22 14 22 02 EARTH FAULT Esc ...

Page 37: ...ay indications may differ from those shown in the grey boxes below depending on actual set up The display will show any current fire events These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The display will show any current disables These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu Note When the hom...

Page 38: ...ge has run out the most recent 512 event logs will be erased and event logs will continue being stored however a fault condition will then exist and can only be cleared by contacting your distributor The Fire Log will display a log of any fire conditions received by the panel These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The Disable Log will di...

Page 39: ...he test The Test LEDs function causes the panel LEDs to toggle on off and will illuminate to ensure correct operation When this option is active the test LED will flash Test will timeout and return to test screen or press the Esc key to exit the test The Test Buzzer function turns the buzzer on to ensure correct buzzer operation unless the buzzer has been disabled by fitting a jumper link to J1 on...

Page 40: ...d the UP and DOWN arrow keys or the number keys to change values Press the ENTER key to confirm the change The date is displayed using the format set in Set Date Format in the Time And Date menu Note If the SRP panel is powered down it will not retain the time and date The correct time and date will need to be re programmed after the panel is powered up 3 Test Modes 1 Test Ctrls Disp 4 Keypad 4 Ti...

Page 41: ...able Controls LED flashing At Access Level 2B Supervisor the main Fire Alarm Controls are enabled SPR is displayed on the home screen and the following System Controls are accessible These are described below Note that actual display indications may differ from those shown in the grey boxes below depending on actual set up ...

Page 42: ...h with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The display will show any current panel events These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The display will show all current events These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu 1 View Events 1 Fire Events 1 View Event...

Page 43: ...to exit the menu The Disable Log will display any current disables These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The Fault Log will display a log of any fault conditions received by the panel These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The Panel Event Log will display a log of events gener...

Page 44: ...the Esc key to exit the test The Test Buzzer function turns the buzzer on to ensure correct buzzer operation unless the buzzer has been disabled by fitting a jumper link to J1 on the PCB Test will timeout and return to test screen or press the Esc key to exit the test The Test Keypad function enables the user to select each button to ensure the correct function is shown on the screen Press the Esc...

Page 45: ... Mode Enable or Disable default enable This function allows the global disablement or enablement of all the sounders on the system The control panel will indicate that disablements are present and a disablement event will be recorded to log The sounders can be disabled only if the Releasing outputs are also disabled This is because you cannot have a release without notifying building occupants Rel...

Page 46: ... flashing At Access Level 3A Engineer the main Fire Alarm Controls are enabled ENG is displayed on the home screen and the following System Controls are accessible To change options contained within the engineer menu enter Access Level 3B This is done by removing the right hand cover and moving the write enable switch to the ON position ...

Page 47: ... Control Panel Engineering and Commissioning Manual 47 Available menu options are described below Note that actual display indications may differ from those shown in the grey boxes below depending on actual set up ...

Page 48: ...h with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The display will show any current panel events These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The display will show all current events These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu 1 View Events 1 Fire Events 1 View Event...

Page 49: ...to exit the menu The Disable Log will display any current disables These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The Fault Log will display a log of any fault conditions received by the panel These may be scrolled through with the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys Press the Esc key to exit the menu The Panel Event Log will display a log of events gener...

Page 50: ...the Esc key to exit the test The Test Buzzer function turns the buzzer on to ensure correct buzzer operation unless the buzzer has been disabled by fitting a jumper link to J1 on the PCB Test will timeout and return to test screen or press the Esc key to exit the test The Test Keypad function enables the user to select each button to ensure the correct function is shown on the screen Press the Esc...

Page 51: ...for the zone number This operation will also enable the TEST LED and the circuit or circuits that are in test mode Critical note for 00 setting If zone circuits 01 02 03 or 04 are set for test mode SILENT or SYSTEM and the user scrolls to 00 it will automatically change all zone circuits to test mode OFF Ensure smoke is cleared from the detectors that are being tested before a reset of the system ...

Page 52: ...the panel is powered up This allows the date format to be set Formats allowed YYYY MM DD MM DD YYYY DD MM YYYY default DD MM YYYY This allows the Daylight Saving Time to be set DST Allows DST to be turned on or off MONTH Set what month DST activates for forward or backward DAY Set the day of the week on which DST activates and in what week of the month 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th L Last TIME Set what hour...

Page 53: ...uld always be used to obtain accurate readings when testing the panel The values shown are for example purposes only Pressing the Enter Key will toggle between ADC Values and calculated values The RIGHT arrow key will take you to the next screen The values shown are for example purposes only Pressing the Enter Key will toggle between Analogue to Digital Converter ADC Values and calculated values T...

Page 54: ...ning time shall be restarted from the beginning of each release of the emergency hold device Counter shall reset once Hold is activated 6 6 2 EN Hold Type 2 Ref EN12094 Section 4 20 3 Sub para A Countdown continues during Hold activation Release occurs when both the countdown is completed and the abort is deactivated If an output is configured for Pre Release then the Hold Behaviour Pattern can be...

Page 55: ... system can be reset The SRP panel provides the capability to extract through a relay programmed for extract state Extract settings can be configured via this menu Extract can be set to activate automatically or manually Manual setting requires activation of a monitored input set for extract function Auto extract is activated at the end of soak period reset inhibit time The duration for auto extra...

Page 56: ...tes Extinguishant is flowing in the system If an extinguishant input goes active during an inactive no alarms state the system will release Manual Mode Changes the control panel to Manual operating mode Low Pressure Indicates a Low Pressure situation Extract Activates the Extract function REMOTE EVENT Operation of I P will signal a remote fire input at the control panel Panel outputs will be trigg...

Page 57: ...ivate when the panel in is in the Fire 1 Alarm state or Sound Alarms input button is activated Pre Release Output will activate when panel is in the Fire 2 Pre Release state Release Output will activate when panel is in the Release state PATTERN Continuous The output will operate in a continuous constant pattern when activated Slow The output will operate with a slow 1 2 second on 1 2 second off p...

Page 58: ...e triggered by panel s Fire 2 Pre Release Pre discharge State Release Programmable relay will be triggered by panel s Release State Extract Programmable relay will be triggered by panel s Extract State Hold Programmable relay will be triggered by panel s Hold Abort State Disablement Programmable relay will be triggered by panel s Disable State Fault Programmable relay will be triggered by a Fault ...

Page 59: ...he engineer to change the code for access to the engineer menus Use the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to move the cursor between digits or codes and use the UP and DOWN arrow keys or the number keys to enter the code Press the ENTER key to confirm the change This will allow the engineer to select and edit the screen with user defined home screen text 12 Panel Details 12 Panel Details 1 Set Access Code...

Page 60: ...can be selected as 1 8 MODE can be Off or On for each address This will start supervision of the RSI at that address 14 Ov erride Release If Override Release is selected when a release has not occurred this message will be displayed This screen will be displayed if Override Release is selected when in a released state This allows the Release to be overridden If yes is chosen the solenoid valves wi...

Page 61: ...500 metres Aux Power 500 metres Fault and Programmable Relays 500 metres RS485 500 metres Installation 2nd Stage Once the commissioning engineer is satisfied with the continuity integrity of the zone cables the control panel may be powered up as follows 1 Ensure that none of the field wiring is connected to the panel This is not essential but it helps to build up the system in sections when commis...

Page 62: ...refore essential that commissioning includes training for the users of the system and responsible persons User instructions and a Zone Chart should be left adjacent to the control panel As access to the system must be controlled by responsible persons it would be unusual to display the access codes on this notice These codes must however be available for the responsible persons so ensure that they...

Page 63: ...this must be found and switched off It may be possible that more than 2 EOLs are switched on 9 Earth fault Ensure that all system earths are intact and not shorting to any other cables or metal Permanent Zone Faults 1 More than one EOL switched ON Temporarily switch off the EOL at the last device to see if the fault has cleared If the system stays clear then another device is set to EOL and this m...

Page 64: ...s and commercial kitchens 3 Faulty detector Replace with a new one General Faults 1 Sounder fault LED this only activates for a fault on the Monitored output circuit configured for notification Conventional Sounder so check for Open Circuit Short Circuit and 10kΩ EOL resistor 2 Power fault mains fault Check that the 230V AC mains supply is live and the fuses are healthy 3 Power fault battery or ch...

Page 65: ...20 second flash The detector is operating normally is set as smoke and is not set to EOL 20 second dual flash The detector is operating normally is set as heat only and is not set to EOL 5 second flash The detector is operating normally and is set to EOL 1 5 second flash The detector is in fault Check for dust contamination 0 3 second flash or continuous The detector has triggered into the fire st...

Page 66: ...is convenient to cable to the control panel An Input Output module may also be used for this operation in which case a relay would not be required We recommend the use of 24V DC Magnetic Door Hold units in order to enable them to operate from a power supply with a battery standby This ensures normal operation in the event of an interruption to the power supply For assistance in choosing a suitable...

Page 67: ...t 4 hour continuous 5 0A Operating voltage Nominal 24V DC Range 21 1 31V DC Battery charger output 1 2 A Max Charger high impedance voltage 4V DC Battery voltage During Charge 27 3 V DC 20 O C Battery capacity 2 x 12V 12 Ah Max load 3 8A Battery Maximum Internal resistance including connections and Fuse 1R RSI operating voltage 21 1V 31V DC Zone output current max 160 mA Zone Loading 160 DLUs max ...

Page 68: ...ed output 1A trip polyfuse Auxiliary 24V DC supplies 2A Fast Blow Fuse Mains T5A Time Delayed 20mm Ceramic in mains terminal block Battery Charger 1 2 A current limiter Battery reverse polarity 6 3A F 20mm glass quick blow in line with battery leads Note Refer to the relevant sections in the manual for full details of input and output ratings ...

Page 69: ...x Twinflex Conventional Conventional zone2 name ZONE_02 ZONE_02 ZONE_02 ZONE_02 ZONE_02 zone3 type Off Twinflex Twinflex Conventional Conventional zone3 name ZONE_03 ZONE_03 ZONE_03 ZONE_03 ZONE_03 zone4 type Off Release_IRM Release_SRM Conventional Conventional zone4 name ZONE_04 ZONE_04 ZONE_04 ZONE_04 ZONE_04 Detectors heat is Fire 1 Fire 1 Fire 1 Fire 1 Fire 1 input1 polarity Norm Open Norm Op...

Page 70: ...s yes yes yes output2 state off Pre Release Pre Release Pre Release Pre Release output2 pattern Fast Fast Fast Fast Fast output3 type notification notification notification release release output3 name OUTPUT_03 OUTPUT_03 OUTPUT_03 OUTPUT_03 OUTPUT_03 output3 silenceable yes yes yes N A N A output3 state off Release Release N A N A output3 pattern continuous Continuous Continuous N A N A relay1 st...

Page 71: ...tor strobe sounder High 0 101 10 500 Flashpoint Beacon Only 0 223 5 520 Flashpoint Low 0 223 15 002 Flashpoint High 0 223 23 515 Soundpoint Low 0 185 12 619 Soundpoint High 0 185 14 500 Hipoint Low 0 185 12 619 Hipoint High 0 185 14 500 Hatari Sounder 0 092 10 056 SRM zone current 2 290 5 580 IRM zone current 1 730 3 360 No of Zones in Use EOL in standby 0 500 0 000 0 000 No of Multipoint Detector...

Page 72: ... Installation Engineer Checked Commissioning Engineer Checked Zone cables installed correctly clipped or in containment All device bases and back boxes installed and terminated Cable insulation and continuity testing complete and form filled out As wired drawing marked up showing cable runs and devices Control panel back box installed with 230V AC supply live tested and isolated locally Stage 2 De...

Page 73: ...ce installed with EOL switch in the ON position and remainder of devices added with DIL switches set then each zone connected with approx 30 50 secs allowed to clear fault condition All faults device input output EOL battery etc cleared from control panel Step 2 Control panel programmed for any additional features All other cables connected and clear of fault Step 3 Correct operation of all input ...

Page 74: ...tem Core Continuity Reading ohms Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Zone ve to ve with a temporary link at the last device Others A reading of approximately 1 ohm per 100 metres of 1 5 mm 2 cable is expected and any significant variation from this should be investigated If the above readings are satisfactorily showing circuit continuity then you may also take the reading below remembering to remove your temporary link a...

Page 75: ...l of the responsible person To Manually Operate the Fire Alarm Sounders Enable the controls and then press SOUND ALARMS To silence the alarm sounders press SILENCE ALARMS Following a Fire Alarm Operation The red FIRE LED will illuminate The fire alarms and the internal buzzer will operate as programmed Take appropriate action as defined by the emergency plan for the premises To silence the alarm p...

Page 76: ...reset on the Control Panel If the alarm state does not re annunciate then no further action is required If the fire alarms in the communal areas are also sounding then follow the building s fire procedures for evacuation If you discover a genuine fire then follow the building s fire procedures for evacuation activating the nearest Fire Alarm manual call point on the way out if the alarms are not a...

Page 77: ...TWINFLEX SRP Control Panel Engineering and Commissioning Manual 77 Engineers Notes ...

Page 78: ...t within the system Triggering of equipment outside the system Control of extended discharge Response delay activated condition maximum 3s Response delay triggering of outputs maximum 1s 100 0001 Intended for use in the fire detection and fire alarm Fixed fire fighting and gas extinguishing Systems in and around buildings Technical Support Contact your distributor for technical support on this pro...

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