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3.5 Service| Maintenance

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Service and Maintenance  Doc. version 1

The “View Status” screen for the point will now show 

Forced ON

.

The Force Device Input screen will now show the 

9 - Unforce

 option for unforcing the device. (This also 

applies if you navigate away from this screen then navigate 
back. You could navigate to another point and the forced 
condition is still maintained).
Resetting the control panel also unforces any forced points.

Shutdown/Rstart

Use the 

Shutdown/Rstart

 option to close down 

complete loops. All power and signalling is shut down, 
allowing maintenance to be carried out on the loop without 
having to shut down the complete control panel, for 
example.
Also use the option to subsequently re-start the loops.
After navigating to the loop press the appropriate number 
key for 

1 - Shutdown

 or 

2 - Restart

.

The status message is displayed as ‘Successful’.
You can navigate away from the Shutdown/Restart screen 
and when you return it will be in the same state.

Single Dev.Poll

Single Device Polling is abbreviated as 

S.Dev Poll

 or 

Single Dev.Poll

. Use this option to limit the polling of 

devices to one specified device.
This can be useful, for example, in identifying detectors. You 
would specify the detector you want to identify, and this 
detector will then be the only one that has a flashing LED. 
(All other detectors will have an inactive LED.)

After selecting this 

Single Dev Poll

 option, enter the 

address of the device you want to poll. Then press the 

Start

 key (F4).

To end the polling press the 

End

 key (F5).

You can navigate away from the Single Device Polling 
screen, then back again, before pressing the End key. The 
polling continues until you press the End key. You cannot 
select another device to poll until you have pressed the End 
key.

Change Address

You mainly use the 

Change Address

 option when 

replacing a faulty device, using the procedure below (for 
example).

To replace a faulty device

1 Remove the faulty device from its base, replacing it with 

a new one.

2 Use  this 

Change Address

 option, to display the type 

of screen shown in Fig. 29.

3 For the Old Address, enter the address of the new 

device. For newly manufactured devices this will be the 
factory set default of “255”.

4 For  the 

New Address

, enter the address of the 

replaced faulty device.

The new device will now have the address of the replaced 
device.

3.5.2

Calibrate DDM

This Calibrate DDM option is for use when a loop features a 
conventional detector circuit, and the conventional circuit 
uses diode bases and the conventional circuit is interfaced 
using a FC410DDM.
In such a configuration the removal of a detector can be 
sensed, through the resulting change in circuit parameters.
The calibrate option identifies the initial correct circuit 
parameters, against which the change can be detected.

CAUTION
When forcing points there is a 
possibility of raising a false alarm.
Take the appropriate steps to prepare 
for this, such as issuing a warning, or 
disabling the signalling equipment.

DANGER
Using Single Device Poll may lead to a 
failure or delay in detecting fires 
leading to possible death, serious 
injury or damage to property.
This is because detectors will be 
disabled by using the option. Use with 
caution, and only for as short a time as 
possible.

Fig. 29: Change Address

Change Address

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New Address :         

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Page 1: ...Service and Maintenance FC P S Doc version 1 22 March 2012 FireClass Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panels From Software version 21...

Page 2: ...re reserved in particular but not limited to the rights of copying distribution and translation No portion of this documentation including the online help may be reproduced edited copied or distribute...

Page 3: ...ments Non LED Outputs 13 3 5 Service Maintenance 13 3 5 1 Diagnostics 15 3 5 2 Calibrate DDM 16 3 5 3 Restart System 17 3 5 4 Switches 17 3 6 Configuration 18 3 6 1 Change Text 18 3 6 2 Insert Point 2...

Page 4: ...Contents FireClass Fire detection system FireClass Panels 4 Service and Maintenance Doc version 1 5 5 General Fault Overview 30 5 5 1 Fault Conditions On Devices 30 5 6 System Fault 35...

Page 5: ...and re configuration func tions of FireClass control panels as accessed from menu options Theinformationisapplicabletoanymemberofthe FireClass range of control panels The guide covers for example add...

Page 6: ...logged on this user is automatically logged off 2 2 Access Levels After logging on you access the functions in the form of menu options displayed on the LCD The access level of your user ID will deter...

Page 7: ...2 Engineer Service menu see User guide Supervisor Maintenance 13 Engineer Counters 13 Engineer Maintenance Request 14 Engineer Battery Test 14 Engineer S W Init Count 14 Engineer Project Numbers 14 En...

Page 8: ...s not need changing For a 2 or 4 loop configured panel to change the loop highlight the loop setting and press key to increment it to the next loop or press key to move to the previous loop You press...

Page 9: ...learing Panel Logs Clearing the control panel logs simultaneously effects the following Clearing the Event Log Resetting the Fire Cycle Count Resetting the Software Initialisation Count The Software I...

Page 10: ...egisters 1 Open the front panel of the controller 2 On the CPU board fit a link to header H2 3 Press and hold the switch S1 until the WDOG LED flashes 4 Release S1 remove the link from H2 5 Press and...

Page 11: ...int Counters Use this Loop Point Counters option to check that the panel configuration matches the physical state of the loop and to see the number of points on the loop This option appears abbreviate...

Page 12: ...left side applies to points 2and 20 Only detected from right side applies to points 60 to 63 3 2 2 Loop Point Status Use this option to print the statuses of all the points of different loops that are...

Page 13: ...which have been walk tested since panel installation When the count exceeds 64000 the count displays 64000 Site test counter counts the total number of devices which have been walk tested site wide a...

Page 14: ...ted to S W Versions in the menu Use this option to see the version number of various items such as the firmware and bootrom A screen of the type shown in Fig 25 is displayed includes details on the ne...

Page 15: ...a detector Choose the type of point and specify the address You then see the type of screen shown in Fig 28 Press the 1 key to force the point The control panel will now respond as if the device at t...

Page 16: ...then back again before pressing the End key The polling continues until you press the End key You cannot select another device to poll until you have pressed the End key Change Address You mainly use...

Page 17: ...dressable loop for example With the display showing Status Std Fault press the 1 key to switch to Status Fast Fault Press the 2 key to switch back In Fast Fault faults are reported immediately That is...

Page 18: ...th the display showing Status As Config pressthe1 key to switch to Status Forced High Press the 2 key to switch back Note that for an RSM test to be valid these conditions must be met The sounder must...

Page 19: ...the same type of text After making all your text changes select Back F1 to display the type of screen shown in Fig 35 The above procedure for making changes to the text is also applicable to the Zone...

Page 20: ...Conflict and the insert operation is abandoned 3 6 3 Delete Point Use this Delete Point option to remove a point address First navigate to the address to be deleted and press Enter You now see a scree...

Page 21: ...the loop choose Yes overwrite all and press Enter to accept the option The screen appears as shown in Fig 39 Fig 39 Autoconfigure OverwriteAll Click Abort to discard the process of overwriting the loo...

Page 22: ...IP R10 BATTERY FAULT I P R11 MAINS SUPPLY I P R12 CHARGER FAULT I P R14 I O 2 R15 I O 1 R16 24V RESET Table 3 Local I O Real Points Point Detail P01 DATA PACKET ERROR P02 FIFO FULL P03 EA FIFO FULL P...

Page 23: ...ED RBxxR16 BACKLIGHT INHIBIT Table 5 RBus Real Points Point Detail Table 4 Local I O Pseudo Points cont Point Detail RBxxR01 MPIM DISPLAY FAIL RBxxR02 MPIM ROM FAIL RBxxR03 MPIM RAM FAIL RBxxR06 BAD P...

Page 24: ...system FireClass Panels 24 Service and Maintenance Doc version 1 4 4 Addressable Loop Point Detail P01 LOOP FAULT Table 8 Addressable Loop Pseudo Points Reference For Further information on Points ref...

Page 25: ...into different faults depending on the device being monitored Examples include NO RESPONSE and RELAY STUCK The processing for these faults is fixed and not alterable by the user 5 4 Psuedo Points In F...

Page 26: ...loop SPI channels This fault is also raised if the slave loop card is not fitted Table 12 Psuedo Point 8 15 Details Field Description Address Pseudo Point 25 Label FIM Bad Packet Use The main CPU comm...

Page 27: ...etails Field Description Address Pseudo Point 32 Label RBus Circuit Fault Use The Remote Bus RBus connections on the FIM are split between RBus 0 and non zero nodes If faults are detected on all nodes...

Page 28: ...es If any are active this point is raised Table 25 Psuedo Point 45 Details Field Description Address Pseudo Point 46 Label Download Required Use In network configurations all panels broadcast issue de...

Page 29: ...address where the first point address is One instead here as the RBUS units can be addressed from 0 15 the first address is Zero Field Description Address Pseudo Point 0 15 Label RBUS Fault Use Used b...

Page 30: ...ble below lists the fault states possible for standard points within FireClass These are noted in the description column The group assignments are those assigned in the FireClass Version 21 0 template...

Page 31: ...Device Fault DEVICE FAULT The device is present and replying but the reply indicates a device error Thisisthecatchallwherea more meaningful fault can not be raised Table 36 Fault Conditions on Device...

Page 32: ...Fault State and Logged Description Use within FireClass Version 21 Table 36 Fault Conditions on Devices Wiring Fault Short Circuit WIRING S C FAULT This fault applies to FC410CIM FC410DIM FC410BDM FC4...

Page 33: ...ate which is required by the firmware No response from Alarm Control ALARM CTRL NO RESP FC410RIM and FC410SNM if configured as alarm control units Fault State and Logged Description Use within FireCla...

Page 34: ...ode for alarm detection Fault State and Logged Description Use within FireClass Version 21 Table 36 Fault Conditions on Devices CO Element Fault CO ELEMENT FAULT Raised on FC460PC detectors when the C...

Page 35: ...detects this and triggers System Fault The system is still function ing albeit with a corrupt or non existent display i e the pri mary fire display has been lost Safe State The following fault condit...

Page 36: ...e memory a signature ndicating a System Fault has occurred Reset the system via watchdog timeout this will cause a System Fault indication Upon restart the Non Volatilememory is read the signa ture id...

Page 37: ...FireClass Fire detection system FireClass Panels 5 6 System Fault Service and Maintenance Doc version 1 37...

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