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SHEVS Control Centre   RWZ  5 f 

 

 

 

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3.3

 

Indicators / functions of the manual call points 

●  For activation and reset, see 3.4. 
● 

Indicators:

 

− 

r

 (red, 

RT 2/4-*

): 

Alarm

, see 3.4. 

− 

o

 (green, 

RT 2/4-*-BS

): 

Trouble-free operation

. Goes out when a fault is detected. 

− 

s

 (yellow, 

RT 2/4-*-BS

): 

Fault

, see 5. 

● 

Button 

Reset

 

r

 (

RT 2/4-*-BS

): 

Reset the alarm function (accessible after opening the door with a key). 

●  Manual call point with buzzer 

S

 for alarm and fault signal (

RT 2/4-*-BS-AA)

The buzzer emits a continuous tone in the event of alarm, and an intermittent warning tone in the event of 
pre-alarm or fault. The warning tone is switched off by pressing the button 

Reset

 

S

 

3.4

 

Alarm functions 

During the execution of an alarm function the ventilation functions are disabled. 

i

  When configuring 2 SHE groups (see 3.2), the following description applies accordingly to the second group. 

● 

Alarm function: 

Upon detecting an alarm, the actuators of the SHE group are fully extended. The indicator 

r

 lights up and manual call points with buzzer 

S

 emit a continuous tone. Repetition of cycle 

a

 is executed for 

30 minutes (extend, briefly retract, extend again).  

● 

Resetting the alarm function:

 Resetting is done by briefly pressing the button 

Reset

 

r

 in a main alarm 

point or the Control Centre. Then the indicators 

r

 will go out and the buzzers 

S

 will be switched off. 

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  If the actuators are retracted by pressing the button 

z

 after an alarm has been reset, ventilation can be 

resumed only after 4 minutes. 

● 

Manual call points:

 For manual alarm signalling, break open the glass of the manual call point and press the 

control button until the indicator 

r

 confirms the detection of the alarm. 

For maintenance work, the door of the manual call point can be opened with a key. 

● 

Automatic fire detectors:

 The alarm is triggered automatically (depending on the type of detector due to 

smoke and/or heat detection). 
If an automatic fire detector responds immediately after resetting, press the button 

Reset

 

r

 again (smoke 

particles may still be present in the detector). 

● 

Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP):

 When an alarm is signalled by the FACP, the alarm function will be exe-

cuted in both SHE groups. The alarm is reset at the FACP. 

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  Other alarm functions (“Fault = Alarm”, “Thermal Alarm”, “2-detector-dependency”, “Auto Close”) see 3.2. 

 

3.5

 

Ventilation functions 

i

  Configuration of ventilation groups: see 3.2.

 

i

  The ventilation position, the ventilation time and the wind and rain control are disabled as long as the function 

“Automatic OFF” is enabled (see 3.2). Actuators operate only if a button 

a

 / 

z

 is pressed. 

!

  When performing ventilation functions, do not exceed the duty cycle of the actuators. 

 

3.5.1

 

Manual ventilation 

●  After briefly pressing a ventilation button (

a

 / 

z

), the actuators of the ventilation group travel up to the end po-

sition or the set ventilation position 

h

 (see 3.5.2). Pressing it again stops the actuators. By pressing the but-

ton for the reverse direction of travel, the travelling direction is reversed after a brief stop. 

●  When pressed longer (> 1 s), the actuators travel as long as the button remains pressed. It is also possible to 

travel up to the end position or up to the set ventilation position. 
 

3.5.2

 

Setting the ventilation position 

h

 

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  This setting can only be made when the system has no faults and WRC is not active. 

Initially, all actuators must be completely retracted and the travel command 

z

 has to have finished. 

●  Set the travelling times towards OPEN and CLOSED to define the desired ventilation position.  

Factory setting: 15 s travelling time OPEN, 30 s travelling time CLOSE. 
The ventilation position can be enabled / disabled for each actuator output: 

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Page 2: ...ice Putting out of service 3 2 1 Installation Putting into service 3 2 2 Putting out of service 4 3 Functions and operation 4 3 1 Indicators control elements of the Control Centre 4 3 2 Group configur...

Page 3: ...rty actuators compatibility is to be checked Also note section 6 Technical Data for this Connectable actuators 24 V 48 V actuators travelling time for full stroke at rated load total travelling time 4...

Page 4: ...2 Putting out of service Disconnect the accumulators from the Control Centre remove accumulator connection line or fuses F2 1 and F2 2 i Charged accumulators have a shelf life of about 6 months They...

Page 5: ...vated The indicators r on the logic board and the manual call points flash manual call points with buzzer S emit an intermittent warning tone After changing the switch position a recalibration is perf...

Page 6: ...with a key Automatic fire detectors The alarm is triggered automatically depending on the type of detector due to smoke and or heat detection If an automatic fire detector responds immediately after...

Page 7: ...hen activating the programming mode then the actuators of the related output are not fully retracted and the ventilation position cannot be set By pressing the button h closing can be activated for th...

Page 8: ...or 9 flashes after about 11 months of ser vice life After about 14 months the overdue maintenance leads to the indication of a fault s Accumulators Check the accumulators at least once a year for prop...

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