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Figure 5: Chassis mounting details

Callout

Description

Mounting studs

Mounting slots

Figure 6: Cabinet dimension details

Note:

All dimensions are in mm.

Callout

Description

Mounting holes

Figure 7: FC500 repeater installation

Callout Description

Holes for cabinet mounting (four)

Screws to secure main module (four)

Connector for the repeater RS485

interface

Earthing cable

Terminal for the earth connection wires

LED label slot

User interface repeater board

Knockouts for cables ducted externally

(four)

(One on each side)

Hooks to secure the cover on the panel

(two)

Screws to secure cover (two)

Repeater panel cover

FC503 and FC506 Addressable Fire Control Panels

Johnson Controls - CONFIDENTIAL

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Page 1: ...120 515 873_FC FC500 P I 01 3 0 www fireclass com 2021 01 20 Johnson Controls CONFIDENTIAL FC503 and FC506 Addressable Fire Control Panels...

Page 2: ...2 FC503 and FC506 Addressable Fire Control Panels Johnson Controls CONFIDENTIAL...

Page 3: ...ignaling 14 FC500 repeater control keys 14 FC500 repeater LED description 14 Description of the control keys panel 14 Silence 14 Reset 14 The status LED 16 Parts identification 18 Description of parts...

Page 4: ...ing 42 Alphanumeric keypad 43 Cursor keys 43 ESC and ENTER keys 43 Sounders triggered by 43 Automatic zone assignment 43 For Main Loop 1 44 For Main Loop 2 44 Alphanumeric keypad 44 Warning enrolling...

Page 5: ...400P Addressable optical smoke 73 FC460PH or FC400PH Addressable optical smoke heat detector 73 FC460PC Addressable optical smoke heat detector CO 74 FC410LI Line isolator module 74 FC410MIM Mini inpu...

Page 6: ...Base Sounder 79 FC440AVB Addressable Sounder Base VAD Sounder 80 Panel and repeater firmware upgrade quick guide 81 Upgrading firmware using FireClass FC500 FC501_FC503_FC506 Console software 81 Upgra...

Page 7: ...FC503 and FC506 addressable fire control panels 7 FC503 and FC506 Addressable Fire Control Panels Johnson Controls CONFIDENTIAL...

Page 8: ...dvises that customers dispose of any used equipment such as panels detectors sirens and other devices in an environmentally friendly manner Potential eco friendly methods include reusing parts or whol...

Page 9: ...d audible warnings generated by the control panel The repeater panel also allows end users to manage the system remotely up to 1000 m with double twist unshielded cable The FC503 or FC506 control pane...

Page 10: ...atus see Access to signaling and commands Access Level L1 to activate an Evacuation Alarm press and hold the Evacuate Key Access Level L2 to stop the Silence disable outputs and interrupt the Delay to...

Page 11: ...ains Battery The control panel s batteries charger is not working correctly Low battery The control panel batteries are empty Earth Leakage to earth Table 2 Description of faults Message Problem 24A O...

Page 12: ...LED outputs cannot be activated When the Disabled LED is on this indicates the Disabled status Note The Disable facility is available at access level L2 or L3 Reset Resetting the control panel restore...

Page 13: ...nstallers are unavailable and disabled INSTALLER 1 may be enabled and available Only INSTALLER 1 using the FireClass FC500 FC501_FC503_FC506 Console or panel user interface can modify the availability...

Page 14: ...ight Mode Silence remains until the programmed Night Mode Silence time expires if in Day Mode Silence remains until you press the SILENCE key again In both modes Silence status cancels when the system...

Page 15: ...present on the panel LCD display The HELP key is disabled on the repeater System fault acknowled gement switch In the case of system fault LED latches press this switch to identify unintended panel op...

Page 16: ...lt occurs System is powered ON after a complete panel shut down Table 5 Description of the status LEDs LED Description FIRE SIGNAL FAULT Amber ON indicates that the communicator is disabled Blinking i...

Page 17: ...l the main sounder outputs EN54 1 TYPE C outputs function properly DISABLED Amber ON indicates the disabled status of any bypassable entity TEST Amber ON indicates the test conditions on at least one...

Page 18: ...panels Figure 2 FC503 and FC506 Parts Internal view Callout Description 1 Hooks to secure the cover on the panel two 2 Serial port RS 232 PC link 3 Main Module See Figure 3 4 Screws to secure chassis...

Page 19: ...e and Fault relay outputs 17 SC outputs 18 Opening to insert the zone location text strip Figure 4 BAQ140T24 Switching power supply Callout Description 1 Switching power supply closure rivet 2 Switchi...

Page 20: ...lation engage the control panel at access level 3 and remove the Jumper J5 See Main module parts Figure 3 item 7 A disabled buzzer causes the zonal LEDs to flash and a BUZZER OFF string displays alter...

Page 21: ...the screws on the chassis Remove the top left and right screws completely Push the chassis upwards and remove See Figure 2 item 11 Do not remove the power supply or control board from the chassis Hand...

Page 22: ...or cabinet mounting four 2 Screws to secure main module four 3 Connector for the repeater RS485 interface 4 Earthing cable 5 Terminal for the earth connection wires 6 LED label slot 7 User interface r...

Page 23: ...threaded support on the board as shown in Figure 7 See item 5 Installing the client panel About this task Either the FC503 or FC506 panel can act as a client for the FC503 or FC506 master panel To ins...

Page 24: ...describe the NC NO C fire output This is a non supervised fire output a dry contact relay for non supervised devices The fire output activates by default when the first fire event occurs Deactivation...

Page 25: ...they reactivate Note SC1 SC2 accept devices that operate within SELV limits only The SC2 output if programmed as SC1 is type C If using a 2 wire connection loop the EN54 2 certification only applies...

Page 26: ...ntrol panel and the other one left free Connecting addressable devices The control panel FC503 has one main loop or three sub loops for addressable analogue devices The control panel FC506 has two mai...

Page 27: ...ower switching off the LCD display backlighting By pressing a key the LCD display backlighting switches on again for 20 seconds However the absorption of the repeaters continues to run down the backup...

Page 28: ...es The control panel has non supervised outputs and two bell outputs Connect output devices to the loops using output modules Bell outputs The bell outputs are indicated by the letter SC and their add...

Page 29: ...wiring diagram in Figure 13 activates the flasher the bell and the visual and audible signaling device of the self powered siren in alarm conditions Using the SILENCE button stops the horn but not the...

Page 30: ...ll and replace the battery The non volatile memory holds the programmed data at all times In the event of MAINS failure the AMBER Power Supply LED turns ON The control panel checks the batteries at al...

Page 31: ...en the voltage adjustment is complete attach the thermal probe to the battery Refer to Figure 18 This will provide an optimum level of thermal conductibility 3 Connect the batteries to the battery ter...

Page 32: ...the TEMPERATURE C row 2 Read the respective value on the VOLTAGE V row 3 Adjust the output voltage of the switching power supply to the indicated value For example if the probe temperature is 22 C th...

Page 33: ...at cable item 4 10 If you only need to manage the control panel through the IP connect the IP module connector Figure 17 item 7 to the control panel connector item 2 using the supplied PC link cable i...

Page 34: ...nd connections are intact Ensure that there are no unrelated objects inside the control panel case Ensure that the control panel can process a fire alarm and operate the regular sounders and outputs s...

Page 35: ...on 38Ah Batteries cabinet 3 38Ah Batteries cabinet Accessory item 4 38Ah Batteries 5 Thermal probe 6 Holes for cabinet mounting 7 Connector for Thermal probe connections FC503 and FC506 Addressable Fi...

Page 36: ...te Disable Devices User Passwords and Sounders are only possible at L3 3 Level 3 lev 3 or L3 is also referred to as the Installer Level To access L3 enter the INSTALLER PIN Access Level 3 L3 includes...

Page 37: ...escription 1 Device coordinate 2 Assisted procedure active 3 Cursor 4 Entry area 5 Vocabulary area When the assisted entry procedure is active the string Vocabulary ON blinks on the upper right area o...

Page 38: ...alphanumeric keypad Cursor keys Table 11 Cursor key functions in multiple selection Key Function Up No function Down No function Right Use to move the cursor to the next value position and select the...

Page 39: ...ss the 0 key to clear all the entered data Cursor keys Table 15 Cursor key functions in numeric entry Key Function Up No function Down No function Right Use to move the cursor to the next digit positi...

Page 40: ...lay Left Use to decrease the contrast of the LCD display ESC and ENTER keys Table 19 ESC and ENTER key function in MAIN screen Key Function ESC Use to exit the MAIN screen and to move from the user in...

Page 41: ...ing screen of the loop devices 3 SW Zone starts the programming screen of the software zones 4 Output starts the programming screen of the Outputs 5 Network starts the programming screen of the RS485...

Page 42: ...asswords use a specific digit as the first digit of your password Refer to Table 24 for the first digit of the password for each user or installer Table 24 First digit of password User or Installer Fi...

Page 43: ...unsteady situations for example with devices which start or stop working randomly or faulty contacts between wires the result of the new operations may be misleading Sounders triggered by Sounders tri...

Page 44: ...s active Alphanumeric keypad Use the alphanumeric keypad to select the appropriate zone assignment scheme 1 to 3 Table 26 Alphanumeric keypad function in the programming screen Key Function 1 Scheme 1...

Page 45: ...device on a given field The auto addressing procedure is part of the loop devices enroll process in the FC503 and FC506 panels To initialize the loop devices enroll process follow these steps 1 Press...

Page 46: ...s active until a new device is selected or the permanent address is entered Activation is signaled by a sounder starting to sound a beacon starting to flash or an output module illuminating its LED Un...

Page 47: ...Figure 26 Programming option AUTO FC503 and FC506 Addressable Fire Control Panels 47 Johnson Controls CONFIDENTIAL...

Page 48: ...selected device The scroll bar of available devices shows the addresses and the class of all devices configured in the selected loop The address of the device is represented by three digits and the c...

Page 49: ...us 3 If blinking the control panel is working properly 4 Name of control panel 5 Name of loop 6 Programmed address 7 Selected address 8 Selected device 9 Detector to program 10 Select 11 Detector to p...

Page 50: ...Mode DAY Temp A2S A1R DIS Working Mode NIGHT Smoke Default Enhanced Disable Working Mode NIGHT Temp A2S A1R DIS Detector label Detector label Detector label Detector label Detector label Assigned zon...

Page 51: ...key to validate the selection If the device has no LED the device sounder or beacon is activated The option OFF removes the device signalling The option SKP exits the feature and moves to the normal d...

Page 52: ...NG VALUE Enter the parameter again After 5 seconds the user interface returns to the chosen SW zone screens Zone name Enter the zone label 20 characters maximum using the alphanumeric entry procedures...

Page 53: ...shold the system goes into alarm condition Otherwise there are no signals If a new alarm from the same detector or the activation of another sensor in the same zone occurs within 30 minutes the alarm...

Page 54: ...ber of SC output Cursor keys Table 43 Cursor key functions in choose output Key Function Up Use to show the next output category SC OC Down Use to show the previous output category Right No function L...

Page 55: ...r PANEL ALARM TRIGGER for the same output is set to NO Setting the parameter to YES will end the programming sequence for that output Outputs which have this option programmed are not silenceable This...

Page 56: ...ult tst Test dk Double Knock You can select more than one trigger event using the multiple selection mode The selected events are valid for all trigger zones When zones trigger condition act in OR mod...

Page 57: ...ENTER key function in network Key Function ESC Use to abort the programming procedure ENTER Use to confirm the programming procedure and leave the screen Figure 32 Display to enable the FC500MFI modu...

Page 58: ...e LOG In this phase the keypad and keys have the following functions Alphanumeric keypad Use the alphanumeric keypad to select the USB activities Table 50 Alphanumeric keypad function in USB Key Funct...

Page 59: ...load the correct version of the required language See Figure 35 Figure 33 Display On Demand Device Mapping Figure 34 Example USB activity Figure 35 USB activities Figure 36 LCD screen sequence Callout...

Page 60: ...o alarm time in all the zones Monst Output Time Enter the period of time that the outputs with the monostable option set will stay active when triggered The value ranges from 1 minute to 30 minutes wi...

Page 61: ...y function in restore default Key Function ESC Use to cancel the operation or return to the previous screen ENTER Use to start the default settings restore procedure Note If the motherboard of the pan...

Page 62: ...to the Up Down Right or Left keys ESC and ENTER keys Table 55 ESC and ENTER key function in NEW repeater address Key Function ESC Cancel the operation or return to the previous screen ENTER Confirm th...

Page 63: ...The INSTALLER 1 and INSTALLER 2 users can access all the options described in the User Manual Refer to the FC503 and FC506 Addressable Fire Control Panels User Manual for User Access details and furth...

Page 64: ...sswords are User password or INSTALLER password ESC and ENTER keys Table 57 ESC and ENTER key function in select the password Key Function ESC Cancel the operation or return to the previous screen ENT...

Page 65: ...ption 1 Control panel name 2 Access level 3 Control panel status 4 If blinking the control panel is working properly 5 Request to enable or disable 6 Current status 7 Password type FC503 and FC506 Add...

Page 66: ...he AUTO option at the end of each phase the results are different 1 Auto learning Result In the auto learning phase the panel looks for all the devices on the loop already addressed with the service t...

Page 67: ...e 26 B 3 Device mapping The third and last phase activates on demand at the end of the auto addressing phase In this phase the following options are possible Locate the positioning in the system of al...

Page 68: ...t of the panel and without the use of a PC and its SW configuration A series of controls have been designed to prevent the generation of incorrect or unmanageable conditions Assign each device an addr...

Page 69: ...in Loop 2 The first two addresses are assigned to zone 129 The next two addresses are assigned to zone 130 The last addresses 249 and 250 are assigned to zone 253 Note For Main Loop 1 of FC503 do not...

Page 70: ...Off Input Channels Default values Enablement Enabled Channel label See note 1 Trigger zone 1 Address related See Zone assignment Operating mode Style C NO Use zone setting Yes Output Channels Default...

Page 71: ...on event Zone Alarm Delay from alarm Off Zones Default values Label Zone AAA Enablement Enabled Walk test Off Detector warning Off Delay to alarm Off Drift compensation Off Double knock Off Smoke veri...

Page 72: ...rded Note 1 Automatically assigned Module label Automatically assigned Module channel label The label is composed by a first part containing the module acronym and address followed by the brief descri...

Page 73: ...oller is used to interpret the returned heat values to raise an alarm or other appropriate responses according to the type of detector configured in the FireClass FC500 FC501_FC503_FC506 Console The m...

Page 74: ...plied must be located within the same electrical enclosure FC410MIO Small addressable multi I 0 module The FC410MIO multi I O module has three class B inputs and two outputs from latching relays The c...

Page 75: ...acters and four soft keys F1 F2 F3 and F4 Power for the FC490ST is derived from 4 AA size nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries You can also run it from an unregulated 12 VDC input Examples incl...

Page 76: ...es are involved or in VdS influenced markets The 801HL can be mounted to any suitable flat surface and has fixing centres at 60 mm and 80 mm HVR800 High voltage relay The HVR800 high voltage relay int...

Page 77: ...utomatically steers the beam into the optimum position The system controller retains one set of fire and fault relays that is common to all detectors installed Range Each detector is configurable from...

Page 78: ...Table 60 EN54 2 FireClass product code Current Dev FireClass device name Current Dev Description FireClass product code EN54 23 Dev FireClass device name EN54 23 Dev 516 800 758 FC430LPASB Loop power...

Page 79: ...n integral loop isolator If it activates a yellow LED illuminates The activation remains in place until the short is removed FC410QRM Quad relay module The module provides four voltage free relay chan...

Page 80: ...essable controller panel All VADs have a built in two port loop short circuit isolator Configure the settings for tones volume beacon flash and status monitoring using the control panel The VADs are a...

Page 81: ...sole software main screen and select the Firmware Update tab 6 Select Browse and load the BIN packet containing the FW firmware 7 The software scans the packet and then shows the FW versions read on f...

Page 82: ...f the USB pen drive 4 Copy the downloaded file into the F_FW folder 5 Insert the USB pen drive on a working panel 6 Click on the 1 Program menu and select option 7 USB followed by option 5 FW Upgrade...

Page 83: ...oltage 27 6 VDC Maximum current 130 mA Temperature range 5 to 40 Storage temperature 20 C to 70 C Operating humidity Up to 95 non condensing Dimensions W x H x D 345 44 mm x 234 61 mm x 55 72 mm Weigh...

Page 84: ...l for connection of the shield of cables RS485 SERIAL BUS Terminals to connect the FC500 and FC500MFI modules M 24R 24 V RESET ABLE AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY Negative present on terminal M Positive prese...

Page 85: ...4H 17 0 8 24 566 66 mA 600 mA IFor_panel 5500 600 4900 mA Panel load distribution IMain_Board_Electronics 250 mA ITotal_Loops_1_2_3 800 mA 40V 1300 mA 27V ITotal_Loops_4_5_6 800 mA 40V 1300 mA 27V ITo...

Page 86: ...A IBattery_Charge_80 _24H 38 0 8 24 1266 66 mA 1500 mA IFor_panel 5500 1500 4000 mA Panel Load Distribution IMain_Board_Electronics 250 mA ITotal_Loops_1_2_3 800 mA 40V 1300 mA 27V ITotal_Outputs 2200...

Page 87: ...d indicating equipment with integrated power supply equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings with alarm transmission and fault warning routing equipment EXPECTED OPTIONS Fault...

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