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FP400 Series Installation Manual

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Introduction............................................................................................................................................ 4

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Package contents.......................................................................................................................... 4

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Regulations ................................................................................................................................... 4

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Compatibility.................................................................................................................................. 4

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Series overview............................................................................................................................. 5

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Installation guide................................................................................................................................... 7

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Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 7

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Electrical connections ................................................................................................................... 8

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Configuration............................................................................................................................... 14

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Master modules........................................................................................................................... 16

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System start-up ................................................................................................................................... 17

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System check.............................................................................................................................. 17

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System power-up ........................................................................................................................ 17

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Functional test............................................................................................................................. 17

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Maintenance......................................................................................................................................... 19

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Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................. 20

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Technical specifications..................................................................................................................... 21

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Summary of Contents for ARITECH FP400 Series

Page 1: ...FP400 Series Conventional microprocessor controlled fire detection and alarm panels Installation Manual Version 2 3 June 2004 ...

Page 2: ...erlogix brand http www geindustrial com ge interlogix emea 2004 GE Interlogix B V All rights reserved GE Interlogix B V grants the right to reprint this manual for internal use only GE Interlogix B V reserves the right to change information without notice ...

Page 3: ... Compatibility 4 1 4 Series overview 5 2 Installation guide 7 2 1 Installation 7 2 2 Electrical connections 8 2 3 Configuration 14 2 4 Master modules 16 3 System start up 17 3 1 System check 17 3 2 System power up 17 3 3 Functional test 17 4 Maintenance 19 5 Troubleshooting 20 6 Technical specifications 21 ...

Page 4: ...the package contents are correct and in good condition before commencing installation If any defect exists repack the product and contact your distributor 1 2 Regulations This product must be installed by qualified personnel adhering to the EN 54 14 UNE 23007 14 standard and any other applicable local authority laws This product has been designed according to EN54 2 and EN54 4 standards of 1997 Th...

Page 5: ...onventional fire panel series has two different housing sizes Small size for 2 or 4 zones FP402 or FP404 Large size for 8 12 or 16 zones FP408 FP412 and FP416 Figure 1 FP416 layout Figure 2 FP404 layout 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 6 9 10 11 12 13 1 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 6 2 3 ...

Page 6: ...ll FP400 panels have the following common functionality Enable Disable per zone Test per zone Activation Silencing of sounders Programming of sounder delays Supervision of main power batteries and outputs Differentiation of manual call point and or detector alarm signal within the same zone Remote reset optional operating mode Active end of line optional operating mode Relay master modules optiona...

Page 7: ...st be avoided 2 1 1 Fixing the panel to the wall Fix the panel to the wall at an approximate height of 1 5 metres from the floor in a place with easy access The Panel LED indicators should be at eye level Create the cable holes you require in the panel before fixing it to the wall Do not perforate the panel in places other than those indicated Avoid dropping shavings or pieces of removed casing in...

Page 8: ...he panel The use of pressure sensitive flanges to fix the cables to the housing of the exchange is also recommended If the system is exposed to a lot of electrical interference the use of ferrite as close as possible to the connection is recommended see Figure 6 Example of a connection with cable seal and ferrite Once the fire panel is mounted on the wall the connecting of equipment may start The ...

Page 9: ...ng to the mains supply The fire panel must be connected to the main supply through a bipolar magneto thermal switch An adequate ground connection is required It is recommended that the ground cable is longer than the rest so that in case of sudden pulling it is the last cable to be disconnected For optimum fixation of the mains cable use pressure sensitive clamps on the housing 2 2 2 Mains fuse Th...

Page 10: ... VDC A bridge connector for batteries is supplied in the box together with the fire panel Connect the positive contact of one of the batteries to the negative contact of the other 1 Place the batteries in the space reserved for them at the bottom of the fire panel box 2 Connect the cables taking into account the colour correspondence red positive black negative Connect the battery bridge cable bet...

Page 11: ...ne resistor in the zone output on the main circuit board Only if the zone is not going to be used it is necessary to install an end of line resistor in the zone output Figure 10 Connecting a zone 2 2 5 Connecting detectors This fire panel is compatible with all Aritech fire detectors Compatibility with third party products cannot be guaranteed Refer to your product manual for more details Figure 1...

Page 12: ... dry contact is connected to a zone it is usually open NO and a 100 Ohm 2 W will be connected in serial This allows the fire panel to distinguish a detector alarm from a manual call point alarm 2 2 7 Class change input connection This input allows the activation of the sounders from an external push button When a short circuit is created between these contacts the sounders and or bells will activa...

Page 13: ... connection this is the case with the infra red beams This output has 24 VDC in stand by and when a reset is performed from the panel the 24 VDC is disconnected for 3 seconds Figure 15 Resetable 24 VDC output 2 2 11 Connecting sounders and bells The two sounder outputs on the PCB are identified as SND1 and SND2 Each of these outputs allows for a supervised sounder circuit with a maximum consumptio...

Page 14: ...Sounder connections 1 Diode 2 EOL resistor 2 3 Configuration 2 3 1 Configuration of sounder delays A DIP switch is located next to the keypad on the PCB for programming sounder delays see Figure 18 Location of configuration DIP switch A sounder delay for up to a maximum of 10 minutes can be programmed using DIP switches 1 to 4 See Figure 19 DIP switch sounder delay settings If a delay is programme...

Page 15: ...ion for active end of line resistors You may activate either active end of line resistors or remote reset mode You may not activate both simultaneously An active end of line allows the panel to detect a fault caused by the removal of a detector from the installation This fault is indicated as an open circuit fault but the rest of detectors in the installation keep working This operating mode is no...

Page 16: ... change input If the class change input is activated then the reset will be activated If the class change input remains activated a fault is shown activating the fault relay Use DIP switch 8 to activate this mode see Figure 23 Remote reset configuration Figure 23 Remote reset configuration Remote reset active Remote reset inactive 2 4 Master modules Two versions of the master module are available ...

Page 17: ...e higher than 24 VDC 3 2 System power up Once all connections and the installation have been verified the fire panel can be powered up in the following sequence 1 Mains power 2 Batteries At this time only the green service LED and if programmed the Sounder Delay LED should be on All other LED indicators should be off If any other LED indicators are on check your installation thoroughly before cont...

Page 18: ...18 FP400 Series Installation Manual The installer should activate all the detectors into alarm and ensure the system performs all the operations and indications that were expected ...

Page 19: ...ation Check if there has been any structural alteration to the site that may affect the functioning of the detectors manual call points or sounders If so take the appropriate action Any failure must be noted down in the on site register book and the corrective action taken as soon as possible Yearly Place the control panel in Test and check the configuration of the system Check that all the detect...

Page 20: ...ontact the supplier The general fault and disconnection LED indicators are on and the buzzer is sounding intermittently The panel has no power supply from the mains and the battery is below 22 V minimum working voltage Disconnect the battery and the power supply until the mains voltage or charged batteries can be supplied The general fault and zone failure LED indicators are on flashing and the bu...

Page 21: ...age maximum 28 VDC Zone output voltage minimum 22 VDC Maximum zone current 94 mA Maximum length of zone line 2 km Maximum resistance of zone line 44 Ohm Maximum capacitance of zone line 500 nF Recommended cable Stranded 2 wire cable of 1 5 mm Sounder output Number of outputs in main board 2 Supervised For open and short circuit End of line resistor 4k7 1 4W Maximum Output Current 250 mA each Maxim...

Page 22: ...or 230 VAC F12 1 A T 250V 5ST FP408 FP412 FP416 mains fuse for 110 VAC F11 2 A T 250V 5ST Sounder fuse 1 F1 0 3 A T 20 mm HCR Sounder fuse 2 F2 0 3 A T 20 mm HRC Auxiliary 24 V fuse F3 0 3 A T 20 mm HCR 24 V Reset fuse F4 0 1 A T 20 mm HRC Battery fuse FP402 FP404 F5 2 A T 20 mm HCR Battery fuse FP408 FP412 FP416 F5 5 A T 20 mm HCR Current in stand by status FP402 FP404 75 mA FP408 FP412 FP416 137...

Page 23: ...urrent mA Sounder sounder current refer to sounder instruction manual mA Table 1 Panel current in mains fault and alarm 1 zone pa pc FP402 75 115 FP404 80 130 FP408 110 145 FP412 115 160 FP416 135 180 Example calculation using FP408 Zone 1 15 optical detectors Zone 2 10 manual call points Zone 3 5 heat detectors Use 50 mA on auxillary Use 300 mA on sounders Total current for detectors de zz x yy d...

Page 24: ...allation Manual Aux sounder pc de zc pc FP408 145 50 300 145 2 497 Battery current Ah in alarm bxa zc x 0 5 bxa 1000 497 x 0 5 1000 0 2485 Battery life hours bc ba hours sc 1000 bc FP408 5 6 Ah 5 6 0 2485 33 hours 162 1000 ...

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