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GST102A/GST104A/GST108A/GST116A 
Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel

   

Installation and Operation Manual 

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CONTENTS 

Installation Precautions ............................................................................................................... 1

 

EN 54 Information........................................................................................................................ 2

 

Chapter 1

 Product Overview ....................................................................................................... 3

 

1.1 Features ............................................................................................................................. 3

 

1.2 Technical Specifications .................................................................................................... 3

 

1.2.1

 Operating Voltage ....................................................................................................... 3

 

1.2.2

 Batteries ...................................................................................................................... 4

 

1.2.3

 Load of Power Supply ................................................................................................. 4

 

1.2.4

 Detection Zone ............................................................................................................ 4

 

1.2.5

 Output Interface .......................................................................................................... 4

 

1.2.6

 Input Interface ............................................................................................................. 5

 

1.2.7

 Installation and Storage .............................................................................................. 6

 

1.3 Controls and Indications .................................................................................................... 6

 

1.3.1

 Common Status Indicators.......................................................................................... 6

 

1.3.2

 Zone Status Indicators ................................................................................................ 7

 

1.3.3

 Operating Indicators and Keys ................................................................................... 7

 

1.4 Configuration and Functions .............................................................................................. 8

 

1.4.1

 Internal Components ................................................................................................... 8

 

1.4.2

 Configuration and Functions of GST-116A . ............................................................... 8

 

1.4.3

 Configuration and Functions of GST-108A ................................................................. 9

 

1.4.4

 Configuration and Functions of GST-104A. ................................................................ 9

 

1.4.5

 Configuration and Functions of GST-102A ................................................................. 9

 

1.5 Terminal Description .......................................................................................................... 9

 

1.5.1

 Terminals on the Control Board .................................................................................. 9

 

1.5.2

 Terminals on Extension Board .................................................................................. 10

 

1.5.3

 Terminals on Relay Board of RB116A

 ....................................................................... 

11

 

1.5.4

 Terminals on Relay Board of RB108A

 ....................................................................... 

11

 

1.6 Appearance and Dimensions........................................................................................... 13

 

Chapter 2

 Installation and Wiring .............................................................................................. 14

 

2.1 Installing the Cabinet ....................................................................................................... 14

 

2.2 Mains Connection ............................................................................................................ 16

 

2.3 Battery Connection .......................................................................................................... 16

 

Summary of Contents for GST102A

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Page 2: ...s the SILENCE RESOUND ALARM button to silence and reactivate the warning system FIRE MODE DISABLING To disable zones in fire mode press SILENCE RESOUND ALARM then DISABLE to disable all zones that have been activated in fire mode DISABLING ZONES Press the DISABLE ENABLE button Use the SCROLL button to cycle through to the desired zone or sounder output Press the ENTER button to save Panel buzzer w...

Page 3: ...dicators 6 1 3 2 Zone Status Indicators 7 1 3 3 Operating Indicators and Keys 7 1 4 Configuration and Functions 8 1 4 1 Internal Components 8 1 4 2 Configuration and Functions of GST 116A 8 1 4 3 Configuration and Functions of GST 108A 9 1 4 4 Configuration and Functions of GST 104A 9 1 4 5 Configuration and Functions of GST 102A 9 1 5 Terminal Description 9 1 5 1 Terminals on the Control Board 9 ...

Page 4: ...s or Sounder Alarm Outputs when the panel is in normal operation mode 20 3 3 3 Quick Disablement Function Generally used for group Disablements of Zones or Sounder Outputs when the panel is in Alarm mode 20 3 4 Setting Test Mode 21 3 4 1 Use of Test Mode 21 3 4 2 Operation Steps 21 3 4 3 Test zone output mode 22 3 5 Programming Output Modes 22 3 5 1 Setting Zone With Manual Call Point 22 3 5 2 Set...

Page 5: ... Silence of Fault 31 4 3 Acknowledgement and Silence of Fire Alarm 31 4 4 Silencing the Sounder Outputs 31 4 5 Evacuation 31 4 6 Self test and Reset 31 Chapter 5 Calculation of Batteries Capacity 32 Chapter 6 Servicing 33 6 1 Replacing the Batteries 33 6 2 Replacing the Fuses 33 6 2 1 Follow the Steps Below to Replace F1 33 6 2 2 Follow the Steps Below to Replace 5A Fuse 33 6 3 Troubleshooting 34 ...

Page 6: ...ountry and location of the installation Consult with the appropriate authority having jurisdiction for confirmation of the requirements The CIE shall only be installed and serviced by specially trained fire alarm system technicians Disconnect all sources of power before servicing The CIE may be damaged by removing and or inserting cards modules or interconnecting cables while the unit is energized...

Page 7: ...A 104A 108A 116A complies with the following EN 54 4 requirements Power Supply Functions EN 54 4 Clause Power supply from the main power source 5 1 Power supply from the standby power source batteries 5 2 Charger 5 3 Faults 5 4 CPD Conformity Information 2831 Gulf Security Technology Co Ltd No 80 Changjiang East Road QETDZ Qinhuangdao Hebei P R China 066004 11 GST102A 2831 CPR F4050 GST104A 2831 C...

Page 8: ...ts GST102A 2 3 GST104A 4 3 GST108A 8 3 GST116A 16 3 1 1 Features Supports up to 16 detection zones with conventional detectors and manual call points the maximum number of external conventional points per zone is 32 Three sounder outputs one alarm output one fault output and one disable supervisory output Able to report short and open circuits of zones sounder outputs and alarm output Test and dis...

Page 9: ...lause 9 2 1 The Minimum output current in fully charged condition is show in Table1 3 I Min as described in Table 1 of WN54 4 Clause 9 2 1 Table 1 3 FACP GST102A GST104A GST108A GST116A I min mA 40 50 70 110 1 2 4 Detection Zone The control panel supports up to 16 detection zones and the number of external conventional detectors in each zone reaches 32 with the following parameters Loop Voltage 15...

Page 10: ...A in alarm End of line resistor 4 7kΩ Sounder 2 3 output Type voltage contact output Output voltage 18VDC 28VDC Output current 300mA in alarm End of line resistor 4 7kΩ Auxiliary Power Output Output Voltage 18VDC 28VDC Output current 450mA in standby mode and Maximum 1000mA in alarm mode when the Alarm Output has been set to a normally open close contact type Refer 3 2 Repeater output Type open co...

Page 11: ...lass window which has a 003 lock Fig 1 1 1 3 1 Common Status Indicators FIRE Red It flashes when there is fire alarm and illuminates steadily when the fire sound is silenced ALARM ROUTING ACTIVATED Red It illuminates steadily when the alarm output is activated POWER Green It illuminates steadily when the CIE is powered up FAULT Yellow It flashes when there is a fault and illuminates steadily when ...

Page 12: ...M OUTPUT FAULT Yellow It flashes when alarm output is in fault condition and it illuminates steadily when Alarm output is disabled 1 3 2 Zone Status Indicators ZONE RED LED Red It flashes when a zone is in fire condition 0 5 0 5 And it illuminates steadily after Mute ACK is pressed ZONE AMBER LED Yellow It flashes when the zone is in fault condition 0 5 0 5 And it illuminates steadily when the zon...

Page 13: ...llow steadily Control Lock CONTROL ENABLE If it s switched to the OFF position the CIE is at the access level 1 If it s switched to the ON position the CIE is at the access level 2 The 003 key is not removable in access level 2 1 4 Configuration and Functions 1 4 1 Internal Components The internal construction of the CIE cabinets is shown in Fig 1 2 Fig 1 2 1 Display board 2 Optional relay board o...

Page 14: ...power source for the CIE Control board For controlling power supply charger and all outputs such as fault disable supervisory relay output alarm output sounder output and repeater panel for zone 1 to 4 and monitoring the state of zone 1 to 4 Display board For information display and key operation Relay board optional Controlling outputs of alarm relay and fault relay for zone 1 to 4 1 4 5 Configur...

Page 15: ...ut terminals of repeater panel for zone 1 to 8 FLT Fault terminal for repeater panel connection FIRE Fire alarm terminal for repeater panel connection MUTE Mute terminal for repeater panel connection 0V Power supply negative terminal for repeater panel connection PW ON Reserve terminal for repeater panel connection RESET INPUT For remote operation of reset EVAC INPUT For remote operation of EVAC S...

Page 16: ...0 13 12 15 16 14 11 Fig 1 7 ALARM6 ALARM7 FAULT11 FAULT1 FAULT12 FAULT2 ALARM8 ALARM9 FAULT13 FAULT3 FAULT14 FAULT4 ALARM10 ALARM11 FAULT15 FAULT5 FAULT16 FAULT6 ALARM12 ALARM13 ALARM1 FAULT7 ALARM2 FAULT8 ALARM14 ALARM3 FAULT9 ALARM15 ALARM16 ALARM4 FAULT10 ALARM5 Fig 1 8 ZONE INPUT 9 16 Zone 9 to 16 input terminals Z9 Z16 Output terminals of repeater panel for zone 9 to 16 0V Power supply negati...

Page 17: ...l Installation and Operation Manual Page 12 FAULT1 FAULT2 FAULT3 FAULT4 FAULT5 FAULT6 FAULT7 FAULT8 ALARM1 ALARM2 ALARM3 ALARM4 ALARM5 ALARM6 ALARM7 ALARM8 Fig 1 9 FAULT1 FAULT8 Fault output terminals for zone 1 to 8 ALARM1 ALARM8 Alarm output terminals for zone 1 to 8 ...

Page 18: ...A GST116A Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel Installation and Operation Manual Page 13 1 6 Appearance and Dimensions The appearance of control panel is shown in Fig 1 10 Its dimensions are 430mm 98mm 320mm L D H Fig 1 10 ...

Page 19: ...allation and Wiring 2 1 Installing the Cabinet The FACP is wall mounted as in Fig 2 1A Note Cable connector should be installed in the knock out hole to avoid cable abrasion and foreign objects The below diagrams show the mounting holes for both the small version cabinets Fig 2 1B Fig 2 1A Conduit Expansion Bolt M5x50 Unit mm ...

Page 20: ...GST102A GST104A GST108A GST116A Conventional Fire Alarm Control Panel Installation and Operation Manual Page 15 Fig 2 1B ...

Page 21: ... N and connect the Live Brown wire to terminal L See the Fig 2 2 L N N G N Fig 2 2 Note The power cables shall be fixed to the enclosure using a restraint clamp for strain relief Do not power the system until the installation is completed 2 3 Battery Connection Connect the batteries as in Fig 2 3 and then to the battery terminal XT2 on the control board BATTERY BATTERY RED BLACK FUSE F5A 250V Fig ...

Page 22: ...1 2 3 4 Fig 2 4 2 4 2 Using an Active End of Line Unit If an active end of line unit AEOL is used at the end of the loop then the detectors and manual call points can be connected at any position Ensure the detector base is fitted with a diode to keep the cable continuity in case any detector is removed as shown in Fig 2 5 1kΩ Nominal MCP Panel Zone Input Terminal AEOL Detector 1 2 3 4 Detector 1 ...

Page 23: ... 003 KEY OFF ON CONTROL ENABLE 003 KEY Fig 3 1 Fig 3 2 3 1 2 Setting Access Level II Turning CONTROL ENABLE lock to ON shown as in Fig 3 2 the CIE is set to access level II Please be aware dip switch number 1 of SW2 LEVEL 3 Access Mode on the control board should also be in the OFF position as shown in Fig 3 3 Fig 3 3 Fig 3 4 White cell indicates the position of switch 3 1 3 Setting Access Level I...

Page 24: ...6 of X1 as shown Sounder output 1 Link pins 1 2 and 3 4 of X2 as shown Link pins 1 2 and 4 5 of X2 as shown Link pins 2 3 and 5 6 of X2 as shown Default X1 X2 Fig 5 3 3 Disablement of a Zone or Output 3 3 1 Use of Disablement Function In case there is any fault with a detection zone or a sounder alarm output it can be disabled so that it does not affect normal operation of other zones After the fa...

Page 25: ... flash when the zone is to be selected Pressing the ENTER button will confirm the selection of the zone or output selected That zone or output is now Disabled The illuminating DISABLE LED indicates the zone is disabled for that zone or output 5 When disabling Sounder Outputs the SOUNDER X FLT DIS LED will flash when a sounder output is to be selected Pressing the ENTER button will confirm your sel...

Page 26: ...hat the detection zones operate correctly In this mode it tests if a zone can generate a fire alarm signal when it s manually activated into fire condition Alarm Output will not be activated and sounder outputs can be programmed to either output for 10 seconds or no output refer section 3 7 for details Note Test mode cannot be saved even if the CIE is powered off Note The reset operation can resto...

Page 27: ...n be set respectively Setting delay time for alarm output 3 5 1 Setting Zone With Manual Call Point If a zone is set With Manual Call Point any fire alarm coming from that zone either from a detector or a manual call point the CIE will immediately alarm and activate all sounders associated to that zone and the alarm output regardless of any delay setting Basic steps are shown below 1 Enter access ...

Page 28: ...es showing Sounder Output 1 has been selected for setup 6 Pressing the SCROLL button to select sounder output 1 2 or 3 7 Pressing the DISABLE ENABLE or TEST button can respectively switch on or off their indicator The DISABLE ENABLE LED and TEST LED are used for setting up the output state of the selected Sounder Output to be an Immediate Delayed or No Output refer Chapter 3 5 4 Table 3 6 8 Set th...

Page 29: ...n saves the current setting The CIE will sound for 1 second to indicate the successful setup 6 Pressing the CANCEL button will exit alarm output delay time setup and the OUTPUT PROGRAM LED will be turned off 7 Set the 3 of SW2 ALARM OUTPUT and 1 to 4 of SW3 DELAY TIME to OFF position 8 Exit access level III Note If you want to enable the delay function you must first cancel the with manual call Po...

Page 30: ...e Output ON Continuous Output OFF Default Delay time can be obtained as shown in Table 3 8 Default setting is 0 seconds Table 3 8 Delay s 1 to 4 of SW3 DELAY TIME 1 2 3 4 0 OFF OFF OFF OFF 10 ON OFF OFF OFF 20 OFF ON OFF OFF 30 ON ON OFF OFF 40 OFF OFF ON OFF 50 ON OFF ON OFF 60 OFF ON ON OFF 70 ON ON ON OFF 80 OFF OFF OFF ON 90 ON OFF OFF ON 100 OFF ON OFF ON 110 ON ON OFF ON 120 OFF OFF ON ON 13...

Page 31: ...ed off 4 Pressing the SCROLL button can toggle between zones 1 to 16 Flashing Green zone LED indicates the selected zone A steady illuminating green zone LED indicates the zone is already defined as a supervised 5 Pressing the TEST button can switch among the LED indicators Sounder 1 Sounder 2 Sounder 3 and Alarm Output options as shown in table 3 9 Table 3 9 LED ON LED FLASHING OFF Sounder 1 MODE...

Page 32: ...N position silence delay mode is turned on When there is fire alarm from a zone and its associated sounder outputs are started the CIE has to stay in fire condition for 3 minutes before the sounder outputs could be silenced If silence delay mode is turned off the sounder outputs can be silenced immediately Default setting is OFF DISABLE SUPERVISED OUTPUT MODE When the 6 of SW3 DIS SUP OUT is set t...

Page 33: ...s follows 1 Enter access level III 2 Pressing the OUTPUT PROGRAM button for at least 2 seconds the CIE gives 1 second sound indication to indicate a successful reset to factory settings 3 Exit access level III 3 11 Default DIP Switch Settings Label Setting Alarm output N O Sounder 1 Output Voltage Aux Power Jumper pins on AUX 24 for continuous voltage Ground Fault connected Level 3 1 off MCP zone ...

Page 34: ...LARM OUTPUT FAULT LED should be off Fire If the alarm output is activated ALARM ROUTING ACTIVATED LED illuminates steadily Fault If the alarm output is in fault condition FAULT LED and ALARM OUTPUT FAULT LED flash In access level I pressing the SILENCE BUZZER button FAULT LED illuminates steadily ALARM OUTPUT FAULT LED remains flashing 4 1 3 Sounder Outputs State Normal If a sounder output is in n...

Page 35: ... A Sounder output delay will only work if all of the following conditions are met The sounder is associated with a zone and is programmed with delay refer 3 5 2 Zone has been set as No Manual Call Point refer 3 5 1 This sounder output is not activated not in fault or disabled condition If fire alarm comes from the associated zone the sounder output will be started with a delay and DELAY MODE LED f...

Page 36: ...ESOUND ALARM button again will make them resound If the remote SILENCE input contact is shorted for over 2 seconds the CIE will silence the sounder outputs regardless of the current access level 4 5 Evacuation The evacuation can be operated at access level II Pressing the EVAC button all sounder outputs will be started immediately Pressing the EVAC button again all sounder outputs will be stopped ...

Page 37: ...fire condition which is 0 1A ILmax is the loop maximum current allowed for 16 detection zones which is 0 4A IFout is the output current in alarm condition which is 2A 1 9A for 3 sounder outputs and 1 fire alarm output and 0 5A for the auxiliary output T1 is the time for the batteries to work in monitoring status which shall be 24 hours by EN 54 4 standard T2 is the time for the batteries to work i...

Page 38: ...ing the Fuses There are two types of fuses in the CIE located on the control board and battery cable respectively as shown in Table 6 1 Table 6 1 Position Mark Rated value Control Board F1 2A 250VAC Time delay High breaking capacity ceramic tube fuse Battery Cable 5A 250V 5A 250VAC Fast Low breaking capacity glass tube fuse 6 2 1 Follow the Steps Below to Replace F1 1 Remove the protective cover f...

Page 39: ...ower connections B Replace the fuse F1 C Replace the control board D Check and reconnect the cable 2 Battery fault A Loose battery connection B 5A fuse is blown C The voltage of batteries is low A Check cable connector B Replace 5A fuse in battery cable C Replace the batteries 3 Incorrect report on Sounder Output and Alarm Status A Pin X1 X2 on the control board are not set correctly B Control boa...

Page 40: ...anel Installation and Operation Manual Page 35 Compliance information Available for product models GST 102A Available for product models GST 104A 548p 03 2831 CPR F4050 GST 0204 01 11 0832 UKCA CPR F0054 21 548p 04 2831 CPR F4051 GST 0204 01 11 0832 UKCA CPR F0055 21 ...

Page 41: ...ol cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union For proper recycling return this product to your local supplier upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment or dispose of it at designated collection points For Article33 information please refer to the following website https www gst com cn en reacharticle33 asp 548p 05 2831 CPR F4049 GST 0204 01 11 0832 UKCA CPR F0056 2...

Page 42: ...d warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties whether written oral implied or statutory Subject to applicable law in no event shall the liability of GST and CRSS exceed the purchase price of the products NO IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL APPLY Anybody including the agents distributors or employees is not in the position to amend the conten...

Page 43: ...E06 Gulf Security Technology Co Ltd No 80 Changjiang East Road ETDZ Qinhuangdao Hebei P R China 066004 Tel 86 0 335 8502434 service gst carrier com www gst com cn ...

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