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ID3000

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997-274-000-6, Issue 6 September 2009

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Page 1: ...ID3000 installation commissioning manual 997 274 000 6 Issue 6 September 2009 ...

Page 2: ...997 274 000 6 Issue 6 September 2009 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 FAULT FIRE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 FAULT FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE FAULT FAULT FAULT FAULT ZONE ZONE ZONE ZONE ZONE ZONE ZONE ZONE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 FAULT FIRE The ID3000 Series Range of Fire Control Panels ...

Page 3: ...Box Fixing 9 2 4 4 Electronics Modules 10 2 5 Replacing the Electronics Modules 11 2 6 Flush Mounting Bezel Optional 11 2 7 Moulded Front Covers 12 3 Cabling 14 3 1 Cabling Instructions 14 3 1 1 Cable Terminations 15 3 2 Cable Installation Notes 16 3 2 1 Introduction 16 3 2 2 Quality of Cable and of Cable Installation 16 3 3 EMC Considerations 17 3 3 1 Screen Termination 17 3 3 2 Ferrite Sleeves O...

Page 4: ...ED Printer Options 26 5 5 1 64 Zone LED Extension Chassis 26 5 5 2 PRN ID Printer 27 5 5 3 LEDs for up to 256 Zones 29 5 6 Display PCB 31 5 7 Base PCB 32 5 7 1 Fitting the Replacement Base PCB 33 5 7 2 Cables and Wiring 33 5 8 Processor PCB 34 5 9 Loop Interface PCB 35 5 9 1 Cables and Wiring 35 5 10 Enhanced Loop Interface PCB 36 5 10 1 Cables and Wiring 37 5 11 Isolated RS232 Interface PCB 38 5 ...

Page 5: ...ircuits Check 48 7 4 7 Fault Relay Wiring 48 7 5 Batteries 49 7 5 1 Connecting the Batteries 49 7 5 2 Battery Disposal 50 7 6 Earth Fault Monitoring 50 7 7 Volt free Contact Output Option 51 7 8 Repeaters 52 7 9 Configuration and Handover 52 7 10 System Test 52 7 10 1 Zone Walk Test 52 7 10 2 Control Output Test 52 8 Maintenance 53 8 1 Routine Testing 53 8 2 Batteries 53 8 3 Cleaning 53 Appendices...

Page 6: ...6 3 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Generic emission standard for Residential Commercial and Light industrial environments EN 50130 4 EMC Product family standard Immunity requirements for components of fire intruder and social alarm systems Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC by the application of the safety standard EN 60950 1 Safety of information technology equipment The Constructive Products Di...

Page 7: ...can be used with either an internal or external Power Supply Unit PSU Each control panel has space provision for two sealed lead acid batteries The panel has a built in Master Slave network serial communications interface which operates under RS485 protocol Alternatively the panel can be connected to an XLSnet fault tolerant peer to peer network While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of...

Page 8: ...ude advisory warnings and cautions to remind you to consider safety at all times especially when following the procedures described in this manual You are alerted to any areas where high voltage i e non Safety Extra low Voltage SELV is present or where there may be a risk of damage to static sensitive devices if the recommended procedures described in this manual are not followed An example of a h...

Page 9: ...lowing a defined process meets the required approval inspection criteria or standards e Following a defined process does not meet the required approval inspection criteria or standards f Additional items to be considered g This icon placed next to a pushbutton requires you to press it as part of a described process such as isolate or test or while programming the panel Where two or more icons are ...

Page 10: ... 2 1 Some DO s and DON T s Before selecting a location for the control panel and devices DO make sure that a The operating ambient temperature is in the recommended range 5 C to 35 C and b The relative humidity is between 5 and 95 c The panel is wall mounted in a position which allows clear visibility of displays and easy access to operating controls The height above floor level should be chosen s...

Page 11: ...ansient protection devices Although no system is completely immune from lightning transients and interference for these devices to function correctly and to reduce susceptibility this equipment must be earthed correctly As with all solid state devices this system may operate erratically or can be damaged if subjected to lightning induced transients The use of overhead or outside aerial wiring is n...

Page 12: ...e you proceed with installing it in its chosen location check for any damage that may have occurred while in transit Note In the unlikely event that any of the supplied ID3000 Series items has been damaged you MUST NOT fit it but return it to your supplier The procedure for returning faulty items is described in Section 2 4 2 What to do if Your Module is Damaged or Suspect 2 If you are satisfied t...

Page 13: ...uote the manufacturer s unique batch reference number which can be found on the packaging main chassis or inside the back box b With reference to PCBs quote the part number and revision level which can be found along one edge of the PCB refer to the applicable section of this manual for specific details c Note all the details relevant to your complaint date of receipt packaging condition etc and f...

Page 14: ...deep The back box extension is designed to be wall mounted immediately below any of the range of similar depth main back boxes and is provided with corresponding 20mm knockouts on the top and bottom faces 20mm knockouts are also provided on the top bottom and rear faces of the back box extension Wall Flatness To prevent distortion the ID3000 Series back box MUST be installed on the wall as flat as...

Page 15: ... is being fitted The number of screws required depends on the size of the back box The recommended screw quantities are as follows Back Box Part Number Screw Quantity 020 472 XXX 4 020 473 XXX 6 020 474 XXX 6 020 475 XXX 8 020 476 XXX 8 020 508 XXX 4 020 509 XXX 4 DO NOT use the back box as a guide when drilling 2 4 4 Electronics Modules The ID3000 Series panel electronics modules i e the main cha...

Page 16: ...h Mounting Bezel Optional If semi flush mounting of the ID3000 Series control panel is required a recess 110mm deep for the standard depth versions or208mm forthedeepversions andlargeenough to accommodate the back box must be cut in the wall refer to Section 2 4 3 Back Box Fixing for dimensions To fit the bezel 1 Offer the bezel A flat side towards you to the front of the back box B and position i...

Page 17: ...ckaging and inspect for any damage that may have occurred during transit If damage has occurred DO NOT PROCEED contact your supplier and refer to Section 2 4 2 If no damage is evident fit the main cover as follows 1 Offer the moulded front cover C symmetically to the front of the back box in the correct orientation The inner topedgeofthemouldedfrontcoverrestsonthetopflange of the back box 2 Two ty...

Page 18: ...ws 1 Remove the protective paper strips L from the back face of the plate to reveal the adhesive areas 2 Offer the serrated plate horizontally to the extension cover and using sufficient pressure only fix in the recess K 3 Using scissors cut the end of the printer paper to produce a straight edge and insert it through the serrated plate aperture BEFORE fitting the extension cover If a printer is n...

Page 19: ...ed and should be terminated in appropriate glands to meet local wiring codes and to preserve the integrity of the screen connection The cable screen is to be clamped inside the cable gland which must be fitted to ensure a 360o bond is formed with the metal of the back box 4 The supply to the panel must be provided with a suitable and readily accessible double pole mains disconnect device The mains...

Page 20: ...ter Module instructions for details 3 1 1 Cable Terminations This section provides guidance on where to bring cables into the back box for ease of termination Ensure the following requirements are met a If the power supply unit PSU is mounted in the back box the mains supply should be brought into the control panel such that the cable path to the mains termination block is kept as short as possibl...

Page 21: ...out the loop e The maximum resistance of the loop should not exceed the limits defined in Section 7 4 2 Loop Checks before Connecting Wiring step 2 To check this measure between IN and OUT multiply the result by 2 and add the resistance of each isolator range 0 1 to 0 13 ohms each The cable capacitance should be less than0 5μF Typicallythiswillallowamaximumlooplength of2000mofscreened1 5mm2 cable ...

Page 22: ...ult EMC environments or where non preferred cables are used optional ferrite sleeves should be fitted to both the loop and sounder wiring The ferrite sleeves A are to be fitted over the conductor s of each cable and NOT over the screen of the cable which should pass outside of the sleeve They should be fitted as close as possible to the entry point of the cable i e as near as possible to the scree...

Page 23: ... the requirements of EN54 2 in the event of a system fault 4 1 2 Loop Devices Isolators Isolators must be used on each analogue loop to separate sensors and or MCPs including all loops with conventional zone detectors and or MCPs connected To comply with the requirements of EN54 2 isolators should be fitted between a maximum of 32 loop devices For the ID3000 Series do not place more than 25 loop d...

Page 24: ...box Instructions are included for the following a Installing either a Dual Transmission Path DTP unit Booster Module or a Kit PSU3A in the main chassis The DTP Booster Module is designed for use with PSUs other than the PSU3Aunit separate instruction sheets are provided with these alternative PSUs For the Kit PSU3A refer to Section 5 2 For the DTP Booster Module refer to Section 5 3 Note For detai...

Page 25: ...nsit If no damage is evident proceed with the installation of the PSU module A Cautionary Note During this procedure various wiring connections are made and it is important that the manufacturer s recommendations are followed to avoid the possibility of damage occuring when fitting the PSU module 5 2 1 Procedure Orientate the PSU3A assembly A so that the side with the rating label B is facing you ...

Page 26: ...n the main chassis Pull the cables through taking up any slack 5 With a sufficient length of each cable pulled through to connect to the Base PCB ease the grommet J in to the aperture I and then slide it and the cables sideways into the circular part until secure 6 Terminate the cables on the Base PCB the 10 way ribbon cable G at socket SK8 K and the power cable H at socket SK12 L Ensure the ferri...

Page 27: ...o the socket at the top of the PSU3A Pull tight the cable clip at the side of the back box 1 2 230 VAC 50 Hz 230 VAC 50 Hz A B D C H G F E N L MF 5A T 250V HRC MF 5A T 250V HRC L N 230V a c 5A 230V a c 5A VIEW X X The safety earth is provided via a short factory fitted lead F from the mains termination block to a blade connector at the right rear corner of the back box roof All blade connections t...

Page 28: ...rmost see drawing at left this side is provided with four holes C for fitting the module With the module temporarily supported in this position fit the main chassis assembly D as follows Note If the PSU is located in the back box perform Other Wiring Connections step a at the DTP Booster module end of the connection NOW Access to the ribbon cable connector becomes more difficult after the module i...

Page 29: ...ector This connection is not used if the PSU is mounted externally b Connect a suitable cable supplied with the PSU between the PSU Charger Inhibit connector F and the equivalent connector on the PSU on PSU assemblies PN 124 190 and 124 190 001 this connector is labelled ALARM Connect to and to c If the DTP Booster module is to be connected to an externally mounted PSU connect a suitable cable bet...

Page 30: ...ing a suitably grounded wrist strap remove all packaging from the main chassis and ensure that it has not been damaged in transitbeforeproceedinganyfurther Ifnodamageisevident and with the back box A secured to the wall in its chosen location ensurethateithertheKit PSU3A B orDTP Booster Module C is fitted then fit the main chassis D as follows 1 Locate the four supplied M4 x 16 SEM screws E in the...

Page 31: ...table anti static precautions such as wearing a grounded wrist strap remove all packaging and inspect for any damage that may have occurred in transit If no damage is evident proceed with these instructions 5 5 1 64 Zone LED Extension Chassis Before attempting this procedure make sure ALL power to the control panel is disconnected Fit the extension chassis A to the back box B as follows 1 Locate t...

Page 32: ...once it has been inserted into the paper entry slot located on the underside of the printer mechanism To ensure correct alignment of the paper as it exits the printer after fitting adjustment can be made using the control located on the left hand side of the printer To fit the thermal paper roll proceed as follows 1 Make sure the panel is powered up and the batteries are connected 2 With the paper...

Page 33: ...ligned correctly return the lug to its former position i e locked Press the pushbutton to feed the paper a number of lines to check the paper re alignment Note Each press of the button advances the paper one line Instructions for fitting the serrated tear off plate to the front cover and cutting the printer paper to length are given in Section 2 7 Moulded Front Covers The drawing at left shows the...

Page 34: ... earth lead 1 Locate the eight supplied M4 x 16 SEM screws C in the back box holes D and insert them approximately half way Four screws are required for each chassis 2 Ensure the factory fitted internal ribbon cables are satisfactorily connected to the extension chassis connectors i 3 Fit one end of each loose provided inter chassis ribbon cable to the zones 1 128 chassis as follows a To the IN co...

Page 35: ...en connected fit the front cover as follows 1 Offer the cover H symmetrically and correctly orientated to the front of the back box Note To make sure the cover is correctly orientated the top of the cover has a ledge I which locates on the flange J 2 Use a 4mm hexagonal socket key to tighten each hexagonal socket headed M6 screw K 3 To remove the cover use the 4mm socket key to unscrew the M6 scre...

Page 36: ...ont door B Open the door to gain access to the main chassis PCB enclosure C 2 At connector J2 D on the Processor PCB disconnect the 34 way ribbon cable E from the Display PCB F Close the main chassis front door and secure using the two fasteners 3 Holding the top edge of the door use a nutdriver to loosen the three M4 x 6 hexagonal headed screws G located down the right hand side of the main chass...

Page 37: ...ing a Posidriv screwdriver loosen the four main chassis retaining screws E Remove the main chassis F from the back box G and place on a clean work surface with the front door uppermost Open the front door to gain access to the Base PCB D 5 Remove any 3rd layer PCB s if fitted refer to the appropriate installation section of this manual 6 Disconnect the short ribbon cable H or J to any 2nd layer Mo...

Page 38: ...onnector SK10 not used vi Auxiliary sockets TB4 and TB5 vii Input socket TB3 Input 1 only supported for VdS configuration viii Output Sockets TB1 and TB2 ix Comms sockets A and B SK2 and SK3 from Isolated RS485 Interface PCB or Printer RS232 Interface PCB if fitted x Loop Cabling connector SK4 from Loops 3 4 Interface PCB if applicable xi Loop Cabling connector SK6 from Loops 5 6 Interface PCB if ...

Page 39: ...plicable the wiring on the upper edge of the Processor PCB may have to be disconnected 4 Using a No 1 Posidriv screwdriver remove the two M3 x 8 SEM screws located in the two right hand corners G of the Processor PCB and place in an anti static bag Note The Processor PCB is held in position until withdrawn from the 64 way socket on the Base PCB 5 Using a constant and firm pulling action withdraw t...

Page 40: ...h of the two holes either side and above socket connector SK4 SK6 or SK7 use left most vacant position then fit the remaining spacersineachofthetwoholesdirectlyabovethesespacers Tighten down fully using a 5 5mm Hex socket tool 4 Observing anti static precautions remove the Loop Interface PCB from its packaging If after inspection no damage has occurred in transit and with it correctly orientated p...

Page 41: ...t most vacant position then fit the remaining spacersineachofthetwoholesdirectlyabovethesespacers Tighten down fully using a 5 5mm Hex socket tool 4 Observing anti static precautions remove the Enhanced Loop Interface PCB from its packaging If after inspection no damage has occurred in transit and with itcorrectlyorientated positionitsothatitsmountingholes F are directly above the spacers Secure t...

Page 42: ...nics 37 997 274 000 6 Issue 6 September 2009 5 10 1 Cables and Wiring 8 Make the following cable and wiring connections to the Enhanced Loop Interface PCB i Ribbon cable from socket SK2 to Base PCB socket connector see step 3 ii Loop cable terminations at sockets SK3 and SK1 ...

Page 43: ...ontaining the Base PCB D 2 Fit the metal spacer E through the Base PCB to the top left fixing position of either PCB mounting location F Tighten down fully using a 5 5mm Hex socket tool 3 Fit the three supplied nylon snap top spacers G through the Base PCB by pushing them firmly into place until they snap into position 4 Observing anti static precautions remove the RS232 Interface PCB from its pac...

Page 44: ...inter terminal or 3rd party protocol equipment All such equipment must be suitably protected against electric shock Voltages on the interconnections must not exceed 42V peak or 60V dc under normal or single fault conditions ii Use a screened multi core cable see Section 3 2 2 Quality of Cable and of Cable Installation for recommended types to connect external third party equipment The 0V SIG termi...

Page 45: ...hten down fully using a 5 5mm Hex socket tool 3 Fit the three supplied nylon snap top spacers G through the Base PCB by pushing them firmly into place until they snap into position 4 Observing anti static precautions remove the RS485 Interface PCB from its packaging If after inspection no damage has occurred in transit and with it correctly orientated carefully offer the PCB to the three snap top ...

Page 46: ... correct way up and that it is facing forwards Note This label insert includes the FIRE LED text through to the NON FIRE ACTIVE LED text 4 Open the door and slide the lower right label insert into the slot below and to the right of the display ribbon cable Make sure that the text see note below is the correct way up and that it is facing forwards Close the door Note This label insert identifies th...

Page 47: ...tor must be disconnected from all stations except the two end stations Do this as follows 1 If the control panel is NOT an end station ensure the jumper link is fitted in position JP1 2 4 OFF on the isolatedRS485PCB thisdisconnectstheline terminating resistor If the panel is an end station ensure the jumper link is fitted in position JP3 5 6 ON 2 At intermediate repeater stations disconnect the li...

Page 48: ...t Monitoring see Section 7 6 Earth Fault Monitoring must be followed a The repeaters can be powered from the Auxiliary Supply Output of the ID3000 or ID2000 Series panels or an external PSU without causing an Earth Fault However if the repeaters are powered from an external supply then this supply must be isolated b The Earth Fault Monitoring can be enabled on the individual ID3000 or ID2000 Serie...

Page 49: ...t on the panel or c The failure of a panel module such as the PSU or Processor PCB Appendix 1 provides guidance to assist you in identifying faults that fall into the categories described above 7 2 Preliminary Checks Before initial power connection check that 1 All circuit boards are correctly fitted 2 All internal wiring connectors are properly mated 3 The loop wiring and external output circuits...

Page 50: ...olation unit 7 4 External Wiring Refer to the appropriate module cable and wiring instructions to identify the terminals for cable connections 5 7 2 Base PCB Cables and Wiring Loops 1 2 Sounder ouputs 1 to 4 Auxiliary outputs 1 2 Fault Relay and Fire relay outputs 5 9 1 Loop interface PCB Cables and Wiring Ioops 3 to 8 5 10 1Enhanced Loop interface PCB Cables and Wiring Loops 3 to 8 5 11 1Isolated...

Page 51: ...ies Installation Commissioning Manual Commissioning 46 997 274 000 6 Issue 6 September 2009 7 4 2 Loop Checks Before Connecting Wiring Typical connections of analogue addressable devices to a loop are shown below ...

Page 52: ...s crossed 5 If reversed device s are indicated in step 4 they may be located by successive halving of the loop if the site layout makes this difficult the affected section of the loop can be identified from the panel fault messages after the system has been configured and the links in the isolators removed 6 Use a meter to check that there are no connections between each cable screen and a The ve ...

Page 53: ... fitted with the 4k7 end of line resistors Ensure that a jumper link is fitted to JP11 see at left Perform the following checks 1 Use a low voltage multimeter to check the resistance across each of the sounder circuits i With the meter connected in reverse polarity ve to ve and ve to ve the reading should be 4k7 ii Withthemultimeterconnectedtothecircuitinnormal polarity ve to ve and ve to ve the m...

Page 54: ...te Before the sounder circuits are connected it is recommended that all detection circuits have been checked and that there is no possibility of spurious alarm conditions being generated Procedure 1 Link out the end of line diode Use a low voltage multimeter connected in reverse polarity ve to ve and ve to ve to measure the resistance of each sounder circuit cable EN54 13 5 3 4 1 5 3 4 2 Enablemen...

Page 55: ...i e one positive and one negative b For the thermistor leads F measure from the PSU output socket to a position on the side wall NOT the top plate of the right hand battery In both cases the leads must be made as short as possible Thethermistorshouldbesecuredtothesidewallofthebattery usingasuitablesilicon basedsealant To obtain optimum EMC protection run the thermistor and batterywiringclosetother...

Page 56: ... i e inhibiting the monitoring will not protect the equipment Note Direct connection of a VDU etc to the RS232 serial port D type plug connector P1 B located on the Base PCB lower edge will result in an earth fault and potential damage to the connecting equipment This fault can be removed by use of an isolated RS232 link or by temporarily disabling the earth leakage detection Wait for at least one...

Page 57: ...ction 6 2 Zone Walk Test for further details 7 10 2 Control Output Test Refer to the ID3000 Series Panel Configuration Manual ref 997 506 XXX Section 12 1 Control Output Test for further details 7 7 Volt free Contact Output Option Two ID3000 Series control panel sounder circuits i e sounder circuits 3 and 4 can be configured to provide a volt free normally open or normally closed contact For eithe...

Page 58: ...t device Keep a record of the device and zone tested each week Record and report any malfunction Quarterly The responsible person should ensure that every three months the system is checked by a competent person who shall a Checkthelogbookentriesandanyactiontaken b Check the standby batteries and the charger voltage c Test at least one device in each zone to check the panel functions d Check the o...

Page 59: ...PCB PN 020 588 Loop Wiring Installation Short Circuit A short circuit has occurred on loop X between the panel and isolator if fitted If isolators are fitted the system shows NO REPLY MISSING for the devices located between the isolation points or LOSS OF PART LOOP if more than three devices are missing If LOSS OF PART LOOP occurs a fault display for each missing device is available Action Disconn...

Page 60: ... unit If not change the RS232 Module PN 020 478 Note Monitoring of this link is a configurable option 1 1 3 Power Supply Faults Mains PSU Failure This indicates that the incoming supply has failed Check for the following a Faulty PSU b Failed 230VAC mains supply PSU Charger Fault Battery Low Voltage Battery Failure These faults indicate the occurence of one or more of the following a Faulty or dis...

Page 61: ... JP5 JP8 and JP7 JP9 resp on the Base PCB are in the correct position refer to Section 7 7 Volt free Contact Output Option Action Disconnect the sounder circuit wiring and use a multimeter to locate the fault Sounder Cct 1 OPEN CIRCUIT Sounder Cct 2 OPEN CIRCUIT Sounder Cct 3 OPEN CIRCUIT Sounder Cct 4 OPEN CIRCUIT This fault message indicates an open circuit disconnection condition fault on the s...

Page 62: ...s fault indicates a failure of the auxiliary drive circuits and not the attached cables Action If the fault is on either circuit change the Base PCB Kit PN 020 568 e Fault 71 Config needs Expansion Card This fault message can only appear when ID3000 panels are networked with earlier compatible panels This message is not applicable to the local ID3000 Series panel In cases where it is applicable an...

Page 63: ...en found on the loop but the LIB software does not support it Action Replace Base PCB and LIB PCBs with revisions that have LIB software version 8 0 or above as shown in lamp test SENSOR FAULT For VIEW MULTI Optiplex or SMART sensors analogue reading is below the Chamber fault threshold or below the Maintenance Urgent threshold or a Maintenance Alert has existed for longer than 100 days without an...

Page 64: ...ockable transparent user interface doors are optional features Dimensions mm including moulded front cover s Standard 500 w x 400 h x 153 d Extended standard depth 500 w x 620 h x 153 d Extended extra depth 500 w x 620 h x 251 d Double extended standard depth 500 w x 840 h x 153 d Double extended extra depth 500 w x 840 h x 251 d Back Box Extension standard depth 500 w x 220 h x 153 d Back Box Ext...

Page 65: ... x 64 pixel used to provide 6 lines of 40 characters each plus graphical displays LED Status Indicators FIRE FAULT DISABLEMENT TEST POWER PRE ALARM SYSTEM FAULT SOUNDER FAULT DISABLED FIRE O P FAULT FIRE O P ACTIVE DAY MODE DELAYS ACTIVE NON FIRE ACTIVE Zone Indicators optional Individual FIRE and Fault indicators for 64 128 192 or 256 zones depending upon configuration options Controls Dedicated ...

Page 66: ...ernal double pole mains isolation unit The supply rating is 230V ac 15 5A 50Hz 4 Fuse Rating of terminal block T 5A 250V H Ceramic Power Supply Unit PSU Specification Kit PSU7A PN 020 579 For specification details refer to 997 277 000 X PSU7A installation and 997 267 000 X DTP Booster Installation Kit PSU3A PN 020 648 Maximum current consumption 1 6A Output ratings Output voltage boosted 26 0Vdc 2...

Page 67: ...rer s technical specification for guidance Refer to PSU specification for charger limitations Note With the Kit PSU3A the maximum battery size is 38Ah regardless of their location Outputs i Two dedicated Sounder Outputs ii Two Sounder or Volt free Contact VFC selectable outputs iii Two VFC outputs dedicated to Common Fire and Common Fault iv Two standard or optionally up to eight loop outputs v Tw...

Page 68: ...aximum cable length 3000m minimum of 1mm2 screened cable recommended Programming Configuration methods Front panel key pad Off line using the Off line Configuration Tool Configuration access Keypad access is passcode protected user definable for all configuration options Refer to the ID3000 Series Panel Configuration Manual ref 997 506 000 X forfurtherinformation Repeaters Refer to the Repeater ma...

Page 69: ... can be downloaded from Notifier s technical website for printing and applying the rules below will help to ensure that a system design will operate correctly As this guide uses worst case figures it is possible a working system may appear unsuitable if checked using this guide even though it is perfectly adequate Starting the Loop To ensure loop isolators will close at power up no more than 25 St...

Page 70: ...rol Module CMX 10RM equivalent to 10 modules Externally powered Sounders a ANSE4 R W b ABSE4 Wall Sounders Loop Powered ANS4 R W AWS3 R W Base Sounders Loop Powered ABS4 IBS3 WH AWS32 X AWS32 X I Base Relay loop powered B524RE Beam Detectors LPB500 maximum of 4 per loop LBP 700 700T Monitor Modules M710 MON single M720 MON dual M721 Dual I P single relay O P MCX 55 MON Card 5 I P 5 O P Control Mod...

Page 71: ...is NOT permissible to run mixed loops or outgoing and return pairs in a multi core cable due to inadequate separation and possible electrical interference problems Each core of the loop cable must be a minimum 1 5mm2 cross sectional area The cable screen must be capable of being earthed at each system device only one end of each cable screen must be earthed Red is the preferred cover sheath for fi...

Page 72: ...at any panel on the network Other key features included are a Up to 32 panels 100 nodes per network capability b Single fault tolerance using simultaneous bi directional message transmission c Fast message transmission time d Short circuit open circuit and earth fault protection per link e Verified delivery with automatic re try if required f Message delivery using token passing avoids multiple co...

Page 73: ...net includes two ARCNET microprocessors where each is capable of working independently of the other This allows a networked fire control panel to communicate simultaneously with the panels either side of it The drawing at left shows eight panels networked together in a continuous loop arrangement It can be seen that conceptually total networking of all eight panels is achieved through an arrangeme...

Page 74: ...ical fibre cables c A mixture of conventional and optical fibre cables The ID2 net Network PCB is provided with two wiring connectors J1 and J2 located along the top edge of the PCB for data interconnection with other panels using conventional cables see example A at left A ribbon cable connector J3 provided on the left hand edge of the Network PCB is used for connection to an optional Interface P...

Page 75: ... fitted in the panel s main chassis enclosure 3 1 1 Network Gateway Module PCB The Network Gateway Module NGM PCB PN 124 312 must be fitted on the right hand side of the main chassis enclosure It plugs directly into the Processor PCB For details on fitting the NGM PCB setting the network configuration jumper links and connecting external cables refer to instruction sheet ref 997 449 000 X supplied...

Page 76: ...together as the link between NGUs cannot be monitored for earth faults 3 3 Cables Conventional copper conductor cable types can be used for the communication link between networked nodes NOTIFIER recommend the use of MICC with a LSF PVC overcovering a fire resilient cable to BS7629 or PVC SWA PVC to BS6387 Alternatively for longer inter node distances fibre optic cables may be used the optional Fi...

Page 77: ...ex Twin Fibre c Wavelength 820nm d Fibre Type Multi mode Parameter Min dB Typical dB Optical Power Budget 50 125μm Fibre 4 2 9 6 Optical Power Budget 62 5 125μm Fibre 8 0 15 Notes 1 For a typical 62 5 125 cable attenuation is 2 8dB km which gives a typical link length of 15 2 8 5300m 2 Using worst case figures attenuation of 4 5dB km gives a link length of 8 4 5 1800m 3 For a specific design subst...

Page 78: ... are attributable to localised NGM PCB errors The messages can occur individually or together The Network startup fault message is displayed if either of the following situations occur a Failure of the NGM PCB to start initially or b Failure of the NGM PCB to start after the occurence of a runtime fault such as a panel NGM PCB communication loss The Network runtime fault is displayed only if the N...

Page 79: ...of one of the duplicate nodes use diagnostic tool Power Fault ID2 net Booster n This message indicates an open circuit on the power fault input of the NGM Action Check for missing or broken wiring Check that PSU is not faulty 4 2 Reconfiguration Warning Messages If a panel has already been configured as part of a Master Slave network and an attempt is made to configure it as an ID2 net peer to pee...

Page 80: ...ely that it could cause damage especially if focussed by a lens Do not attempt to look directly into the transmitter or fibre end Use an optical power meter e g Fluke FOM to verify that the fibre connected to RX at the end being measured is connected to a transmitter at the far end Connect the fibre cable to the meter a If this cable is transmitting i e connected to TX at the other end the reading...

Page 81: ...hes 0 2 seconds ON 5 seconds OFF to indicate that the Secondary CPU is running 5 3 2 Network Messages LEDs 1 to 6 flash briefly every few seconds possibly up to 60 seconds typically 5 to 10 under quiescent conditions dependent upon the number of nodes LEDs 1 to 3 indicate Channel 1 communications and LEDs 4 to 6 indicate Channel 2 communications No activity or long flashes 2 seconds on 2 to 10 sec...

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