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ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual 

 

Technical Specification 

 

 
 

 

13 

Approved Document Ref: UI-ESG-01 Issue 2.0 

Technical Specification 

General Specification

 

Enclosure 

Steel IP30. Epoxy powder coated Interpon Radon, silver grey 

Cabling 

Fire resistant screened cable, minimum size 1mm

2

. Max cable 

length 1Km (20 Ohm). Fire Burn, FP200 or equivalent (max 
capacitance 1uF, max inductance 1 millihenry). 

Temperature range: -5°C to +40°C 

Maximum Relative Humidity: 95% 

Number of conventional detection 
circuits 

3 for single flood zone area. 6 for dual flood zone area  

Works with following conventional 
detectors 

Apollo: S65, Orbis. / Hochiki CDX. / Nittan EV  

Approx. dimensions of panel  
(W x H x D) 

363 x 310 x 85(mm) (Single Flood Zone) 

436 x 396 x 150 (mm) (Two Flood Zones) 

 

Power Supply Specification

 

Mains supply 

10% / -15% 50Hz max 
current 0.74Amp (35W) for 
Single flood zone 

10% / -15% 50Hz max 
current 2.1 Amp (100W) for Dual 
flood zone 

 

Mains supply fuse 

2 Amp (T2A 250V) 35W unit 

4 Amp (T4A 250V) 100W unit 

Not accessible for servicing. Internal 
to switched mode power unit 

Power supply rating 

1.2 Amps total including battery 
charging for single flood zone 

3.4 Amps total including battery 
charging for single and dual flood 
zones 

Maximum load shared between 
outputs = 1 Amp single flood zone, 3 
Amp single and dual flood zones 

Power supply output voltage  19.8 - 29.7VDC 

Tol/- 0.1% 

Maximum continuous load 
for battery standby (I max A) 

I max A = 650mA for single flood 
zone 

I max A = 930mA for single and 
dual flood zone 

I max B not specified 

Minimum current drawn by 
panel 

Single Flood Zone = 168mA 

Single and Dual Flood Zone = 
240mA 

 

Maximum ripple voltage 

150 mV p-p (Both single and 
dual) 

Supply and charger fault monitored 

Summary of Contents for ESPRIT-G

Page 1: ...NTROL EXTINGUISHING PANEL INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING OPERATING MANUAL This manual covers the installation programming and commissioning of the Esprit Extinguishing Fire Alarm Control Panels for One and Two Flood Zones ...

Page 2: ...or buildings European Standard EN12094 1 2003 Requirements and test methods for electrical automatic control and delay devices Haes Technologies Ltd declare that the products identified below conform to the essential requirements specified in the Construction Products Regulation CPR305 2011 EU In addition the product complies with the following Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EC EN60950 1 2006 Safet...

Page 3: ...conds 4 23 Manual Only Mode 4 26 Triggering Signals to Equipment outside the System 4 27 Emergency Abort Device 4 30 Activation of Alarm Devices with Different Signals EN54 2 1997 A1 Control and indicating equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings Provided options 7 8 Outputs to Fire Alarm Devices 7 9 Fire alarm routing 7 11 Delays to outputs 7 13 Alarm Counter 8 9 Fault wa...

Page 4: ...Current Alarm Current ESG 1001 Esprit Ext Control Panel Single Flood Zone 1 2A PSU 205mA 300mA ESG 1002 Esprit Ext Control Panel Single Flood Zone 3 4A PSU 205mA 300mA ESG 1003 Esprit Ext Control Panel Dual Flood Zone 3 4A PSU Large Cabinet 207mA 365mA ESG 1004 Esprit Ext Control Panel Single Flood Zone 3 4A PSU Large Cabinet 205mA 300mA ...

Page 5: ...ing the Cabinet 18 Mains Connections 19 Connecting the Batteries 19 Battery Charging Voltage Checks 20 Detection Zone Inputs 20 Sounders Monitored Output Circuits 22 Relay Outputs 23 Inputs Class Change and Pulse 24 Monitored Input Wiring 25 Extinguishing Actuator Output Wiring 25 Igniting Actuators 25 Solenoid Actuators 26 Remote Status Unit RSU Wiring 27 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 28 Panel Control a...

Page 6: ... Menu PANEL 54 CONFIG Menu GAS CARD 57 CONFIG Menu DEVICES 58 CONFIG Menu P BUS 61 CONFIG Menu PSU 61 CONFIG Menu sub menu Breakdown 62 CONTROL Menu 68 Control Menu EXTRACT 68 Control Menu FLOODING 69 Control Menu DELAYS 69 CONTROL Menu sub menu Breakdown 70 Report Menu 71 Report Menu ALARM 71 Report Menu FAULT 72 Report Menu DISABLE 73 Report Menu OTHER 74 Report Menu HISTORY 75 Report Menu Versi...

Page 7: ...t safety features ensure the client s employees and assets are protected to the highest degree with the minimum risk The panels are available in One Flood Zone three Conventional Detection Circuits and Two Flood Zones six conventional detection circuits and hence will be presented in two different enclosure sizes The Gas panel can be powered by either 35W 1 2 Amps for 1 Flooding Area or 100W 3 4 A...

Page 8: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual PRODUCT OVERVIEW 8 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 Cabinet for Single Flood Zone Cabinet for Two Flood Zones ...

Page 9: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual PRODUCT OVERVIEW 9 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 Circuit Boards 2827 206 DISPLAY CARD 2972 206 EXTENSION LEDs CARD 2nd Flood Zone ...

Page 10: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual PRODUCT OVERVIEW 10 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 2879 206 PSU CARD 2883 206 GAS CARD ...

Page 11: ...the common sounder and loop sounders outputs to pulse PBUS Note Stage sounders will not be affected unless programmed to do so see program details PBUS Input for RS 485 Peripheral BUS PBUS circuit for remote control call points The PBUS circuit is not intended for repeaters or networking SNDR 1 SNDR 2 Two 24VDC programmable and monitored sounder outputs configurable as FARE and FFRE Fire and Fault...

Page 12: ...n actuators Fused at 2A FLOW SW Flow switch monitored input Current limit Max 50mA 6K8 EOL PRESS SW Pressure switch monitored input Current limit Max 50mA 6K8 EOL MAN REL Manual release monitored input Current limit Max 50mA 6K8 EOL SHUT DOWNS 1st STAGE C NC NO 2nd STAGE C NC NO 1st and 2nd stage common fault signal changeover relay contacts Unfused Max 3A at 30VDC EXTRACT FAN C NC NO Extract fan ...

Page 13: ...r Supply Specification Mains supply 230VAC 10 15 50Hz max current 0 74Amp 35W for Single flood zone 230VAC 10 15 50Hz max current 2 1 Amp 100W for Dual flood zone Mains supply fuse 2 Amp T2A 250V 35W unit 4 Amp T4A 250V 100W unit Not accessible for servicing Internal to switched mode power unit Power supply rating 1 2 Amps total including battery charging for single flood zone 3 4 Amps total inclu...

Page 14: ... cabinet Battery charging voltage 27 3VDC nominal at 20 C for single and dual flood zones Temperature compensated Battery charging output current 700mA Both sizes Current limited Charging supressed During Alarm Condition Battery high impedance fault Batt Hi Z Resistance 1 Ohm 1 hour reporting time Max current drawn from batteries 5 Amps with main power source disconnected Battery fuse 3 15A 5x20 g...

Page 15: ...tected via 10K Ohm impedance 3v6 Zener diode SOUNDERS 1 2 28VDC polarity reversal monitored sounder outputs to fire alarm devices 6K8 Ohm 5 0 25W EOL resistor Monitoring current limit 28mA fused at 500mA Typical max load 22 devices at 18mA each per circuit PBUS Output RS485 RSU Comms fused at 20mA Temp Sense Input Input for connection of battery temperature sensor Attach to central point of sealed...

Page 16: ...ers learnt during commissioning 21 30VDC 2A continuous rated for solenoids 3A at 450mS available for Metron actuators Monitored inputs 6 FLOW SW PRESS SW MAN REL HOLD ABORT AUTO MAN End of line resistor 6K8 Thresholds 8K to 1K2 Normal 1K1 to 150R active nominal 470R 150R to 0R Short circuit Monitoring current limit 14mA 1ST STAGE RELAY 2ND STAGE RELAY EXTRACT FAN LOCAL FIRE RELAY C NC NO Auxiliary...

Page 17: ...are adequately bonded to the protective earth will render the equipment unsafe Warnings Warning Sign Before installation refer to the ratings shown on the label inside the product and to the Specifications Chart in this document If you are unclear on any point please DO NOT proceed Contact the manufacturer or supplier for clarification and guidance Only trained service personnel should undertake t...

Page 18: ...ould be clean dry and not subject to shock or vibration Environments where there is damp salt air water ingress or extremes of temperature must be avoided The temperature should be in the range of 5 C to 40 C and the relative humidity should not exceed 95 Mounting the Cabinet Secure the cabinet to the wall using the four indented holes in the back of the cabinet Ensure the cabinet is mounted level...

Page 19: ... reach below 19v When the mains supply is restored the batteries will be automatically reconnected Note If the mains are connected before the batteries the panel will show a Power Supply fault for up to 1 minute until the monitoring cycle has finished polling This is normal If the fault doesn t clear after 1 minute check connections Connect the red lead to the positive terminal of battery No 1 and...

Page 20: ... the Access Level 3 DIL switch should be set to ON which will override the temperature compensation controls Carefully adjust the voltage to 29 0VDC 0 2V When completed switch off Access Level 3 DIL switch and re connect the batteries e When the panel is re charging a low battery it should be possible to see the voltage across the batteries increase gradually If this is not occurring the batteries...

Page 21: ...time out before pressing the return key or Enter key as the calibration changes made will be lost and the calibration procedure will need to be repeated Detection Zone Inputs A maximum of 32 detectors per zone only can be fitted Three conventional detection zone inputs are provided These are nominally 26VDC circuits and are current limited The circuits are monitored for open and short circuits For...

Page 22: ... and monitored sounder style output circuits are provided for single flood zone and six conventional 24VDC programmable and monitored sounder style output circuits are provided for dual flood zone 6K8 End of Line Resistor The sounder outputs can be configured to turn on continuously or to pulse 1s ON 1s OFF The sounder outputs are monitored for open and short circuit conditions using reverse polar...

Page 23: ...selects Start Extract Fan after the flooding time has elapsed without a reset This allows a flooded area to be vented of extinguishing medium Local Fire Relay operates on activation of a fire condition in a Flood Zone Stage 1 Relay has a default operation which is ON during the pre activation activation and release stages Stage 2 Relay will come ON only during the release stage This status is sett...

Page 24: ...ected unless programmed to do so see program details Pulse Switch ve inputs which cause the common sounder and detection zone stage sounder s outputs to pulse Note Stage sounders will not be affected unless programmed to do so see program details PBUS RS 485 local peripheral bus P BUS circuit is for control of Remote Status indicator Units RSU It is not intended for networking or repeaters Maximum...

Page 25: ...ts Note Circuits not used must have a 6k8 resistor fitted at the panel terminals Extinguishing Actuator Output Wiring The circuit is monitored for both open and circuit conditions No EOL resistor needed The output can supply a continuous 2A current for solenoid style actuators or can provide a 3A 15mS pulse for igniting style actuators subject to input power Output type is configurable please refe...

Page 26: ...t Lengths The voltage drop on the actuator circuit should be calculated to ensure that the voltage at the end of the circuit exceeds the minimum required by the solenoid typically 18V when the actuator circuit has minimum output voltage value The voltage at the end of the circuit is given by Minimum Actuator Voltage VOUT MIN IACTUATOR x RCABLE Minimum Output Voltage VOUT MIN VBAT MIN 1 5V 19 5V Ac...

Page 27: ... Unit RSU Wiring The RSU and mini RSU require a 4 wire connection 2 wires for 28Vpower 2 wires for RS485 data from the control panel Each RSU has a PCB mounted DIL switch and must be allocated a unique address between 1 and 16 When Two Flood zones are in use it is possible to assign RSUs to either Flood Zone ...

Page 28: ...t Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Panel Control and Indicators Control Panel The Control Panel contains LCD Display Screen Control Keypads Manual Extinguisher Release Status LED Indicators Activate Controls Key Operated Switch Auto Manual Mode Select Mode Key Switch ...

Page 29: ...ll blip every 5 6 seconds during a fi re or fault condition This function is operational without the need to activate controls Also has the numeric value 3 for code entry Return Press to exit current menu or command as indicated in the bottom corner of the LCD display Scroll Display arrows Press to navigate the display messages and menus Enter Tick Press to select the available menus Press to conf...

Page 30: ... A Sounder Status Indicates sounder circuits have been disabled or are in test mode Indicates a fault on one or more sounder circuits Power Supply Fault N A Indicates a power supply fault on mains power input or battery Delay Status Delays are configured Delay is running System Fault Indicates a system failure panel not functional or the internal PCB configuration has not been set up correctly Ind...

Page 31: ...t Flood zone is disabled or in test mode A Fault exists which may prevent the release of extinguishant Manual Only Indicates that extinguishant can only be released by means of a manual release button Briefly indicates during a change of status Auto Manual Indicates that the extinguishant can be released by both the automatic detection of a fire alarm and by means of a manual release button N A St...

Page 32: ...ff and four digit access code has not been entered Available Functions The functions that can be performed in Access Level 1 are Manually activate the extinguisher release Mute the internal sounder View active faults Change from General User Access level 1 to Authorised User Access level 2 by either entering the four digit Access codes or by using Activate Controls key switch Change from Auto Manu...

Page 33: ...r key once again o The Main Menu will become available for operation Once the four digit code is entered or the Activate Controls key is turned to On the LCD unit will display the Main Menu Use the Scroll Control keypad up down and left right arrows and the enter key to navigate the Access level 2 menu Note If the Activate Controls key is in the On position the keypad will remain active Note It is...

Page 34: ...te The Access level 3 code 3333 is the factory default The access code may be changed from the CONFIG menu PANEL sub menu Available Functions The functions that can be performed at Access level 3 are Set the panel to automatically learn what internal cards are fitted within the panel and what remote units connected via the RS 485 Peripheral BUS and devices detectors sounders call points etc are co...

Page 35: ...ad to enter code 4444 o Press key o Use the Up Down arrow keys to increase decrease the number value of the first digit in the 4 digit sequence o Use the Left Right arrow keys to move to the next digit in the 4 digit sequence o When all 4 digits have been set to the code 4444 press key once again This action will clear to zero the value of any Alarm Count if more than zero A short acknowledgement ...

Page 36: ...guishant control then the display shows UNAFFECTED Activated Released Condition The extinguishant Activated Released condition is established for a Flood Zone when Two or more detectors in a single Detection Zone or one or more detectors within two or more Detection Zones are triggered When a manual EXTINGUISHANT RELEASE button in the Flood Zone that is in an alarm state is pressed The Detection Z...

Page 37: ...d Stage Sounder will continue to be activated to warn that extinguishant has been released Flooding Stage 2 During this phase the now released extinguishant spreads out and settles in the flood zone Gas Released LED continues to Flash The display shows FLOODING and a countdown timer with the elapsed time since the zone flooding began Timer starts counting downwards to 0 Gas Released sounders 2nd S...

Page 38: ...iggered starting the release of extinguishant Flow switch would need a trigger 470Ω After trigger extinguishant release is started and Gas Released LED illuminated steady Gas Released sounder 2nd Stage Sounder is activated The display shows RELEASED and a countdown timer with the time elapsed since the start of the release of the extinguishant Timer counts downwards to 0 When the timer reaches 0 t...

Page 39: ... is released the Release Imminent countdown is reset to the beginning and restarts Abort Condition If an Extinguishant Abort button is activated in a Flood Zone that is in a Fire Alarm condition the Release Imminent countdown for that Flood Zone is aborted The display prompts for the panel to be reset and the Aborted LED is illuminated Ensure that the Extinguishant Abort button is de activated and...

Page 40: ...nnounces Gas card 1 or 2 offline fault o Fault relay is activated Extension LED board Gas Area 2 LEDs o System Fault LED illuminated continuous o General Fault LED illuminated pulsing o The extension LED Board is halted o Fault relay is active Fire alarms can still be detected and controlled by the panel Power Supply Board o System Fault LED pulsing o General Fault LED pulsing o Power Supply Fault...

Page 41: ...rnal Devices device names output options etc Extinguishant release CONTROL Menu Set configurable options for extinguishant release including for FLOOD and EXTRACT Accessing the Menu Structure Power on the panel and wait for it to perform a routine status check Any faults detected will be displayed accompanied by a warning tone Press the Mute Buzzer button to silence the warning tone Resolve any fa...

Page 42: ...N sub menu On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor to CONFIG menu icon Press key to select CONFIG menu The digital display will show the following message Enter Level 3 Access Code Use the keypad to enter code 3333 o Press key o Use the Up Down arrow keys to increase decrease the number value o Use the Left Right arrow keys to move to the next digit in the 4 digit sequence o When...

Page 43: ...NEL sub menu will display a list containing all 16 RSUs and show if they are connected or not using the P BUS indicated by PRESENT or NOT PRESENT P BUS 1 1st RSU PRESENT NOT PRESENT 2 2nd RSU PRESENT NOT PRESENT 3 3rd RSU PRESENT NOT PRESENT to 14 14th RSU PRESENT NOT PRESENT 15 15th RSU PRESENT NOT PRESENT 16 16th RSU PRESENT NOT PRESENT Press the return key to finally accept A short acknowledgem...

Page 44: ...how the following message Enter Level 3 Access Code Use the keypad to enter code 3333 o Press key o Use the Up Down arrow keys to increase decrease the number value o Use the Left Right arrow keys to move to the next digit in the 4 digit sequence o When all 4 digits have been set to the code 3333 press key once again The Access level 3 menu will become available for operation On the CONFIG Menu us...

Page 45: ...Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 When the required changes are completed press return button to return to DEVICES Menu A short sequence of buzzer beeps will indicate that changes have been stored in memory To go back to the main logo screen press the return button and the button as required ...

Page 46: ...quence o When all four digits are set to the code 1111 press button o The Main Menu will become available for operation Note Access level 2 Menu will deactivate after 30 sec if not used User Menu AUTO MANUAL MODE Menu Used to select the operational mode between Auto Manual mode and Manual Only mode as an alternative to using the Select Mode key switch From the Main Menu use left right arrow keys t...

Page 47: ... will be displayed GENERAL 1 SOUNDERS ENABLED DISABLED 2 FIRE Relay ENABLED DISABLED 3 FARE OUTPUT ENABLED DISABLED 4 FAULT Relay ENABLED DISABLED 5 FFRE OUTPUT ENABLED DISABLED GAS AREA ONE 6 Zone ONE ENABLED DISABLED 7 Zone TWO ENABLED DISABLED 8 Zone THREE ENABLED DISABLED 9 EXTRACT Relay ENABLED DISABLED 10 FIRST Stage Relay ENABLED DISABLED 11 SECOND Stage Relay ENABLED DISABLED 12 EXT OP ENA...

Page 48: ...ill be present Press the return key to return to User menu User Menu Time Date The Time Date and Set DST sub menus are used to set the system clock and the local Daylight Savings Time Time Date Menu Time Date To set the system Time Date On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor box to User menu Press key to select the User menu Under User menu highlight the Time Date option and pre...

Page 49: ... to return to Time Date menu User Menu LAMP TEST To test the panel LCD display and warning LEDs On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor box to User menu Press key to select the User menu Under User menu highlight the Lamp Test option and then press key to select it This action will enable the lamp test mode the digital display will go off and all LEDs on the front fascia will ill...

Page 50: ...nu On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor box to User menu Press key to select the User menu Under User Menu highlight the BUZZER option and then press key to select it Under BUZZER Menu the following option will be available VOLUME Use Left Right arrow keys to adjust the buzzer volume Press return key to return to User Menu A short acknowledgement sound will be present ...

Page 51: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 51 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 User Menu Breakdown ...

Page 52: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 52 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 53: ...ase the number value o Use Left Right arrow keys to move to the next digit in the 4 digit sequence o When all 4 digits have been set to the code 1111 press the key again o The Main Menu will become available for operation Note Access level 2 Menu will deactivate after 30 sec if not used On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor to CONFIG menu icon Press key to select CONFIG menu Th...

Page 54: ...485 network connection The following information will be displayed in turn each accompanied by a progress bar o LEARNING INTERNAL CARDS o LEARNING EXTINGUISHANT o LEARNING P BUS On completion of the learning routine the LEARN PANEL sub menu will display all the options that were found available o INTERNAL CARDS The LEARN PANEL menu will display the internal cards found connected or not indicated b...

Page 55: ...n The General Fault and System Fault status LEDs will be illuminated pulsing with an accompanying fault tone from the internal buzzer Additionally on return to the Title screen a FAULT display will list the applicable faults This condition will require the panel to be re configured to clear CONFIG PANEL Menu OPTIONS To configure the panel sounder options access the OPTIONS menu On the CONFIG Menu ...

Page 56: ...enable your action If NO value has been selected then the system will return to CONFIG PANEL Menu and all the current settings will be maintained If YES is selected then all current settings will be overwritten and the system will return to original factory settings A short acknowledgement sound will be present Caution is recommended before choosing the YES value for the DEFAULT option Choosing th...

Page 57: ...S NO 11 Zone THREE YES NO 12 Zone FOUR YES NO 13 Zone FIVE YES NO 14 Zone SIX YES NO 15 CONTRIBUTORY COUNT ONE TWO THREE FOUR Configure the various options for the Gas Card s as follows o Use Left Right arrow keys to toggle between Gas Areas ONE and TWO o Use Up Down arrow keys to select required option o For options 1 to 4 press key to activate time change function o Use Up Down arrow keys to adj...

Page 58: ...IRE YES NO 2 S C TRIGGERS ALARM YES NO 3 INTRINS SAFE YES NO 4 PRIORITY ALARM ENABLED DISABLED 5 HEAD REMOVAL ENABLED DISABLED 6 Sounder DELAY OFF 10 SEC 20 SEC 30 SEC 1 MIN 90 SEC 2 10 MIN Use Up Down arrow keys to select between the options For options 1 5 press the key to toggle between the 2 states On option 6 Sounder DELAY each press of the key will run through the time settings available Whe...

Page 59: ...BORT OUTPUT YES NO 13 Sounder HOLD OUTPUT YES NO Note Single Flood Zone Panels will have 4 Sounders 2 Common PSU Card Sounders and 2 Sounders for the Gas Card Dual Flood Zone Panels will have 6 Sounders 2 Common PSU Card Sounders and 2 Sounders for each Gas Card fitted Use Left Right arrow keys to toggle between the various Sounders PSU SNDR ONE PSU SNDR TWO GAS AREA ONE STAGE 1 GAS AREA ONE STAGE...

Page 60: ...ES NO 9 AREA 2 ALARM YES NO 10 EVAC CONTINUOUS PULSING OFF 11 FAULT CONTINUOUS PULSING OFF 12 FAIL YES NO 13 EXTRACT AREA 1 YES NO 14 EXTRACT AREA 2 YES NO Note Single Flood Zone Panels will have 6 Relays 2 common Relays on the PSU Card FIRE and FAULT and 4 Relays for the Gas Card Dual Flood Zone Panels will have 10 Relays 2 common Relays on the PSU Card FIRE and FAULT and 4 Relays on each Gas Car...

Page 61: ...ess the return key once to return to CONFIG Devices menu A short acknowledgement sound will be present Note Any differences between detected devices and changes made by user will result in a General Fault condition The General Fault status LED will be illuminated pulsing with an accompanying fault tone from the internal buzzer Additionally on return to the Title screen a FAULT display will list th...

Page 62: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 62 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 CONFIG Menu Breakdown ...

Page 63: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 63 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 64: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 64 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 65: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 65 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 66: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 66 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 67: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 67 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 68: ...t CONTROL menu The digital display will show the following message Enter Level 3 Access Code Use the keypad to enter code 3333 o Press key o Use the Up Down arrow keys to increase decrease the number value o Use the Left Right arrow keys to move to the next digit in the 4 digit sequence o When all 4 digits have been set to the code 3333 press key once again The Access level 3 menu will become avai...

Page 69: ... again The FLOODING menu will be presented as follows FLOODING AREA ONE AREA TWO STOP STOP STATE STATE FLOODING OFF FLOODING OFF Use Left Right arrow keys to move between Flood Zone Areas dual flood zone panels only Press the key to stop flooding time count jumps to end of Flooding time count when stopped The indicated STATE on the screen will change from FLOODING to OFF Press return key to return...

Page 70: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 70 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 CONTROL Menu Breakdown ...

Page 71: ...y o Use Up Down arrow keys to increase decrease the number value o Use Left Right arrow keys to move to the next digit in the 4 digit sequence o When all 4 digits have been set to the code 1111 press the key again The Main Menu will become available for operation Report Menu ALARM From the ALARM sub menu the number of ALARM events together with information on the Gas release status for the Gas Are...

Page 72: ...ay shows UNAFFECTED Press the return key or key to return to the Main Menu display Report Menu FAULT From the FAULT sub menu the number of FAULT events is displayed To get FAULT events information On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor to Report menu icon and press key to select From the Report Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move curser to select FAULT sub menu Press key to s...

Page 73: ...s the key again The Main Menu will become available for operation On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor to Report menu icon and press key to select From the Report Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move curser to select DISABLE sub menu Press key to select The number n of Disablement events will be displayed in the following manner DISABLE A 00 F 00 D nn O 00 List of detected d...

Page 74: ...ct From the Report Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move curser to select OTHER sub menu Press key to select The number n of OTHER events will be displayed in the following manner OTHER A 00 F 00 D 00 O nn List of detected other events or OTHER FFRE NORMAL ACTIVE and or FARE NORMAL ACTIVE List of detected other events Displayed if Sounder One FARE and or Sounder Two FFRE are selected to YES under...

Page 75: ... Press key to select The EVENT HISTORY will open e g nnnn PANEL RESET nnnn BATTERY MISSING nnnn MAINS FAIL Note Where nnnn represents an automatically assigned four digit sequential number allocated to each event Use the Up Down arrow keys to access relevant event and press key to display the date and time the selected event occurred nnnn dd MMM yy hh mm ss Note where nnnn sequential number automa...

Page 76: ...cursor box to Report menu Press key to select the Report menu Under Report Menu select the COUNTER option and then press key to access it The ALARM COUNT sub menu will open and the following information will be available ALARM COUNT nnnn number n of alarm events that have occurred LAST ALARM AT dd MMM yy hh mm ss date and time when the last event happened HOLD DOWN SELECT TO RESET To reset the ala...

Page 77: ...o Report Menu Report Menu PSU Card To get status information for the panel s PSU card On the Main Menu use Left Right arrow keys to move cursor box to Report menu Press key to select the Report menu Under Report Menu select the PSU Card option and then press key to select it PSU Card Status menu will display information related to o The power supply of the system o The power supply to the external...

Page 78: ...RIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 78 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 Next press return key or key to return to the Report Menu A short acknowledgement sound will be present ...

Page 79: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 79 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 Report Menu Breakdown ...

Page 80: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 80 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 81: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 81 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 82: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 82 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ...

Page 83: ...em In test mode the devices in the zone s in test detectors call points etc can be activated and the panel will automatically reset enabling the system to be tested by one person Under the Test MODE sub menu the following sub menus are available to set the parameters for the system test ON OFF SETTINGS Test MODE Menu ON OFF This is the main activation control for Test Mode any zones that have been...

Page 84: ...ay the following options GENERAL 1 SOUNDERS EXCLUDED TESTING GAS AREA ONE 2 Zone ONE EXCLUDED TESTING 3 Zone TWO EXCLUDED TESTING 4 Zone THREE EXCLUDED TESTING GAS AREA TWO for twin Flood Zone panels 5 Zone FOUR EXCLUDED TESTING 6 Zone FIVE EXCLUDED TESTING 7 Zone SIX EXCLUDED TESTING Use the Up Down arrow keys to select the required option Press key to toggle between Excluded and Testing Press re...

Page 85: ... use Left Right arrow keys to move curser to select MISC sub menu Press key to select The MISC OPTIONS menu will now be displayed as follows 1 REMOVE ALL Disablement Highlight the REMOVE ALL Disablement option and press key to select A confirmation dialog with options for NO YES will appear Use Left Right arrow keys to highlight the YES option and press key to select A short acknowledgement sound ...

Page 86: ...ESPRIT Gas Extinguishing User Manual CONFIGURING THE PANEL 86 Approved Document Ref UI ESG 01 Issue 2 0 ENG Menu Breakdown ...

Page 87: ...f the connections deposits indicating venting aperiodic load test with the Mains supply disabled to ensure adequate battery capacity Both batteries should be renewed if there is any doubt about their integrity The memory log should be checked for any faults that have automatically cleared and these dealt with accordingly The Responsible Person should check perform periodic system maintenance This ...

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