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November-2017 

Page 10 

 

3.4.2.

 

LEDs 

HST-HP201-2AB contains 30 onboard LED indicators with different colors used to show 

different panel status. 

 

Power On: Indicates the presence of panel power (main power terminals or backup 
batteries). 

 

Fire: Indicates the presence of at least one alarm condition. 

 

Supervisory: Indicates the presence of at least one supervisory condition. 

 

Pre-Alarm: Indicates the presence of at least one pre-alarm condition. 

 

Silence Buzzer: Indicates that Silence Buzzer key is pressed after alarm, fault or 
supervisory condition. It will be turned off in case of another alarm, fault or 
supervisory condition is triggered. 

 

Silence Alarm: Indicates that Silence Alarm key is pressed after alarm condition. 

 

Delay On: Indicates that at least one output loop device or onboard output circuit is 
delayed after presence of alarm condition. It will be turned off when time delay 
expires. 

 

General Disable: Indicates the presence of at least one component (all loops, loop 
device, zone, on board circuit) is disabled.  

 

Sounder Disable: Indicates the presence of at least one on board sounder circuit is 
disabled. 

 

General Fault: Indicates the presence of at least one panel fault condition. It will be 
turned off when all panel faults are restored. 

 

System Fault: Indicates the presence of at least one loop device fault condition. It will 
be turned off with fire reset. 

 

Power Fault: Indicates the presence of disconnection of main power terminals or 
battery terminals. It will be turned off when fault restored. 

 

Loop Fault: Indicates the presence of at least one loop open circuit fault, short circuit 
fault or communication fault. It will be turned off when fault restored. 

 

Sounder Fault: Indicates the presence of at least one onboard sounder circuit open 
circuit fault or short circuit fault. It will be turned off when fault restored. 

 

Summary of Contents for HST-HP201-2AB

Page 1: ...HLogic Security Technology HST HP201 2AB Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel Product Manual November 2017 UMPL 102 R 1 2 ...

Page 2: ...ey 8 3 3 4 Fire function keys 9 3 3 5 Enable key 9 3 4 Front panel indicators 9 3 4 1 LCD 9 3 4 2 LEDs 10 3 4 3 Buzzer 11 4 Installation 12 5 Panel operation 13 5 1 Access levels 14 5 2 Panel states 15 5 3 LCD icons 16 5 4 Working with main screen 17 6 Programming 22 6 1 Onboard programming 22 6 1 1 Sub menu items 22 6 1 1 1 Menu1 System configuration 22 6 1 1 2 Menu2 On board configuration 27 6 1...

Page 3: ...November 2017 Page 3 ...

Page 4: ... panels or extra relays and sounder lines modules 4 onboard fixed alarm functional keys silence buzzer silence alarm resound alarm reset 1 onboard fixed evacuate key 2 onboard programmable keys Full navigation keys full numeric keypad 14 onboard functional LED indicators for different panel states 250 zones with 16 onboard zonal LED indicators 4000 event log records Large graphical display 240 X 1...

Page 5: ... in case of failure Same rating must be mounted in the board to avoid panel damage There is another fuse located inside the main terminal block which holds 230VAC input terminal located at the upper right part of the panel Also panel has terminals to connect 2 X 12V 7Ah sealed lead acid batteries for panel backup power in case of failure of main input power Main panel board has a charging circuit ...

Page 6: ...nce alarm action if programmed with this feature and will be reset with fire reset action This output is also fused 1A 3 2 Input output circuits 3 2 1 Loop detectors HST HP201 2AB contains 2 class A detection loop circuits Each loop can hold up to 250 addressable loop devices Loop output devices Sounders Modules should not exceed 64 devices per loop and remaining could be input devices Detectors C...

Page 7: ...amming any of remote inputs By default all inputs are not programmed so there will be no effect if connected to 0V terminal Inputs can be programmed from panel configuration menus or from computer software 3 2 3 Sounders HST HP201 2AB contains 2 class B monitored conventional sounder circuits used to connect different conventional sound strobe or bell devices Each circuit is fused 1A 10KΩ end of l...

Page 8: ...dard straight DB9 cable Panel connector is located lower left side of the panel Serial connection settings are fixed with the following values 9600 BPS baud rate 8 data bits no parity bits 1 stop bit and no handshaking 3 3 Front panel controls 3 3 1 Numeric keys HST HP201 2AB contains full numeric keypad used for general panel operation and panel programming 3 3 2 Navigation keys HST HP201 2AB con...

Page 9: ... to perform panel reset after alarm fault or supervisory condition All onboard and loop modules will return to its default state In case that condition which caused the alarm fault or supervisory is still active panel will change its state again according to the active event Evacuate key Used to perform manual evacuate action 3 3 5 Enable key HST HP201 2AB contains one enable key which must be tur...

Page 10: ...fter presence of alarm condition It will be turned off when time delay expires General Disable Indicates the presence of at least one component all loops loop device zone on board circuit is disabled Sounder Disable Indicates the presence of at least one on board sounder circuit is disabled General Fault Indicates the presence of at least one panel fault condition It will be turned off when all pa...

Page 11: ... its zone ID 3 4 3 Buzzer HST HP201 2AB contains a buzzer which sounds at any alarm fault or supervisory condition It can be silenced manually by pressing Silence Buzzer key at access level 1 It stops sounding automatically in case of fire reset or in case of all fault conditions have been restored ...

Page 12: ...e upper side of the main board Remove power socket at the right down side of the board Remove the left side cable which connects the main board to the display board by opening the lock parts of the socket and unplug the cable Then remove the 5 screws which mount the main board to the case There is one at each side of the board and one at the top middle and one at the bottom center Mark and drill t...

Page 13: ...displays HST logo while panel is initializing its hardware modules and it s saved data After initialization panel displays loops learning window Panel scans loops one by one to identify all connected devices to this loop If this is the first time to power on the panel it will save directly what is identified If this is not the first time to power on the panel it will compare what is identified to ...

Page 14: ... can be turned on again with any change on LCD 5 1 Access levels HST HP201 2AB has 3 access levels for different panel operations from panel users Access level 1 is the least secure level and has no protected password It is the default level after power on and it has the ability to see different alarm and fault information at the main screen and it can silence panel buzzer Access level 2 is the me...

Page 15: ...s modules and when panel is doing restore for all its default data Any alarm fault or supervisory conditions will happen in this phase will be ingnored by the panel Learn state This panel mode is valid at learning phase after power up or when loops auto learn is requested from programming menus Only loops fault and loop devices fault will be triggered after learning is finsihed Any other alarm fau...

Page 16: ... override any fault condition Supervisory state This panel mode is valid when any fault is detected Panel will change its LCD staus message to supervisory status only if there is no alarm or fault conditions in the panel Alarm and faults conditions always override any supervisory condition 5 3 LCD icons HST HP201 2AB has 9 different LCD icons used to show some information about panel operation It ...

Page 17: ...after loop learning default name which is given to loop device is DEVICE XXX XXX represents the ID of the device So DEVICE 009 is the name of the loop device not it s ID Name can be changed using programming menus Also default zone name is ZONE XXXX XXXX represents the ID of the zone So ZONE 0015 is the name of the zone not it s ID Name can be changed using programming menus When more than one ala...

Page 18: ...cted and it was not defined in loop learning For other tabs alarm and supervisory nothing is written in this field First line right field contains ID for the current event and the total events only for selected tab Second line contains zone name and zone ID in case of alarm tab is selected For other tabs fault and supervisory nothing is written in this field Third line contains loop device name an...

Page 19: ...ounted in fault counter field It is only displayed as icons at the last row of the LCD Icon is removed automatically when fault is restored For loop faults and sounder faults LCD icon will not contain which loop or sounder has the fault To know which ID go to sounders config sub menu inside on board config menu or loops config sub menu inside loops config menu Icon is displayed in front of faulty ...

Page 20: ...el buzzer can be silenced by pressing Silence Buzzer key at access level 1 Silence buzzer LED activates and silence buzzer icon appears on LCD Buzzer will trigger again with any new alarm or fault condition Silence buzzer LED deactivates and silence buzzer icon disappears from LCD Buzzer stops with fire reset or when all panel faults are restored Note that when Silence Buzzer key is pressed buzzer...

Page 21: ...arms by pressing Resound Alarm key at access level 2 Silenced alarms will trigger again with any new alarm conditions based on panel configuration Silence alarm LED deactivates and silence alarm icon disappears from LCD Fire reset can be done by pressing Reset key at access level 2 Buzzer and all alarms stop and all faults are cleared When panel is at access level 2 or access level 3 in case of no...

Page 22: ...t the needed sub menu and press ENTER or press directly the sub menu number from the numeric keypad System configuration This menu is used to configure and display general functions of the panel On board configuration This menu is used to configure and display all the onboard circuits on the panel Loops configuration This menu is used to configure and display all loop and devices related settings ...

Page 23: ...ly terminals and the backup batteries are removed Panel date will be lost if coin battery is removed and will return to the initial panel date Monday 01 Jan 2007 2 Set time To select this item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 2 key from numeric keypad This menu is used to update panel time Enter new time using numeric keypad with format HH MM Time is entered with 24 hour...

Page 24: ...vel 3 access state new level 2 password will be saved directly If panel is at level 1 or level 2 access states panel will display level 3 access password window Enter the 4 level 3 password digits and press ENTER key 4 Panel name To select this item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 4 key from numeric keypad This menu is used to change panel name which is displayed at the...

Page 25: ... learn If selected panel will delete all loop devices data and starting learning from beginning If not selected panel will check every device ID type For the same ID if connected device type is same as saved device type panel will keep device configuration as it is If not same type panel will delete the saved one and put the connected one will its default configuration Resound on 2nd alarm in same...

Page 26: ...plays the total number of records the panel can store Second line displays the current used records from memory Third line displays the total number of free records 7 View log To select this item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 7 key from numeric keypad This menu is used to display stored panel log events Log events are displayed from the newest one to the oldest one Us...

Page 27: ...nboard sounder lines You can select any sounder line using arrow key and press ENTER key on the highlighted key or press the key number directly from numeric keypad All sounder lines have the same configuration Only default settings may be different for some sounder lines X Icon in front of a sounder lines means that this sounder line is in disabled state After selecting one sounder line sounder l...

Page 28: ...half minutes of delay For example if value is 3 so the delay value is 1 5 minutes If value is 12 so the delay value is 6 minutes Minimum value is 0 which means that no delay for this sounder line and it will activate directly when at least one of its selected events is active Maximum value is 14 which mean that maximum delay is 7 minutes To change the delay value highlight it with arrow keys and d...

Page 29: ...lays have the same configuration Only default settings may be different for some relays X Icon in front of a relay means that this relay is in disabled state After selecting one relay relay configuration window appears with its last saved parameter value First configuration is which events will activate the relay There are 4 fixed events Alarm Fault Supervisory and Pre Alarm stated on the left sid...

Page 30: ... new small window appears beside the last delay value Press ENTER key after entering the new delay value If value is accepted it will be shown If value is wrong X symbol appears beside the wrong value While entering the new delay value press EXIT key to cancel entering a new delay value Fifth configuration is group number It is used to activate relay only when some defined input devices are activa...

Page 31: ...arm stated on the left side of the configuration window To make the aux power activates or does not activate on one event highlight it with arrow key and press 0 key If X symbol appears in front of the event this means that the aux power will activate on this event If X symbol does not appear in front of the event this means that the aux power will not activate on this event For the aux powers and...

Page 32: ... to cancel entering a new delay value Fifth configuration is group number It is used to activate aux power only when some defined input devices are activated In this case all group parameter for the requested input devices and aux power must have the same group number For example if loop device 5 in loop 1 and loop device 13 in loop 1 are requested to activate only aux power 1 when triggered then ...

Page 33: ...To select an event highlight the events field with the arrow keys and press 0 key to select one event You can also select none value to make this dry input do nothing Only one event can be selected for any input module Dry inputs are latched when activated Only fire reset action deactivates its effect After fire reset if dry input is still active its event will trigger again Third configuration is...

Page 34: ...input Fifth configuration is zone number Zone for on board dry input is fixed to zone 0 and cannot be changed After finishing updates of configuration enable key must be on to save the new values Press ENTER key If panel is at access level 3 new data will be saved directly If panel is at access level 2 window appears to enter access level 3 password to proceed with saving 6 1 1 3 Menu3 Loops confi...

Page 35: ...rom enabled to disabled loop scan will be directly stopped If loop status is changed from disabled to enabled loop scan will continue with the current registered devices for this loop Number of identified derives is shown on the right After finishing updates of configuration enable key must be on to save the new values Press ENTER key If panel is at access level 3 new data will be saved directly I...

Page 36: ...ch event this device will trigger There are 7 fixed events Alarm Fault Supervisory Pre Alarm Silence Alarm Re Sound Alarm and Reset For output devices it is used to identify which events will trigger this device There are 4 fixed events Alarm Fault Supervisory and Pre Alarm For input devices to select an event highlight the events field with the arrow keys and press 0 key to select one event You c...

Page 37: ...least one of its selected events is active Maximum value is 14 which mean that maximum delay is 7 minutes To change the delay value highlight it with arrow keys and directly enter the new delay value A new small window appears beside the last delay value Press ENTER key after entering the new delay value If value is accepted it will be shown If value is wrong X symbol appears beside the wrong valu...

Page 38: ...d the device ID type Press ENTER key to continue If there is an already loop device registered with this ID message is displayed informing that this ID is already registered to this loop If this ID is not registered then loop device configuration window appears with this ID and type This window is exactly same as normal device configuration window and user can modify it exactly same as described i...

Page 39: ...If ID is defined then Panel will remove this loop device from registered devices from this loop Enable key must be on and Level 3 password must be entered to continue removing the loop device Loop device must be removed physically from the loop or the panel will trigger Device Unknown Fault 5 Zone configuration To select this item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 5 key f...

Page 40: ...exactly as if it is disabled from its configuration menu To change disabled state highlight it with arrow keys and press 0 key If X symbol appears in front of it this means that zone is disabled If X symbol does not appear in front of it this means that zone is enabled If disabled is active after saving general disabled LED will be on Number of loop devices attached to the selected zone is display...

Page 41: ...es for selected loop is written at the upper right of the window You can exit this menu to the previous menu by pressing ENTER or EXIT key 7 Disabled zones To select this item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 7 key from numeric keypad This menu is used to show disabled zones Disabled zones ID are written in a table format One table is 5 rows x 10 columns So window displa...

Page 42: ...s then total number of inputs devices for all loops detectors call point then total number of output devices for all loops output modules loop sounders After that loops are displayed line by line Same information for devices is displayed but for each loop only At the end of each loop line if there is X symbol it means that this loop is disabled and not working You can exit this menu to the previou...

Page 43: ...is item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 2 key from numeric keypad This menu is used to change level 3 access password Enter new 4 digits password Password must be entered twice for configuration After entering 4th digit of the password enter the same password again It will be written on a separate line on the display Character will be displayed on the screen for each di...

Page 44: ...this item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 4 key from numeric keypad This menu is used to restore all panel default configuration All changed configuration will be lost and will not be restored again Press ENTER key to confirm applying factory settings Panel will start to restore all its data and when finished it will display reset complete message on the display Panel w...

Page 45: ...on of the panel 6 View Version To select this item use arrow keys to highlight it and press ENTER key or press 6 key from numeric keypad It is used to see panel firmware version and its related parameters 7 System test System test functions are not implemented in this version of the panel ...

Page 46: ...es Enabled 0 devices attached 11 Sounder line 1 Actions Alarm Silence state Selected Disabled Not selected Zone 0 Group 0 Delay 0 12 Sounder line 1 Actions Alarm Silence state Selected Disabled Not selected Zone 0 Group 0 Delay 0 13 Relay 1 Actions Alarm Silence state Selected Disabled Not selected Zone 0 Group 0 Delay 0 14 Relay2 Actions Fault Silence state Not Selected Disabled Not selected Zone...

Page 47: ...ns None Group 0 Zone 0 18 Input 2 Name INPUT 01 Actions None Group 0 Zone 0 19 Input 3 Name INPUT 01 Actions None Group 0 Zone 0 20 Loop 1 Disabled Not Selected Connected devices 0 21 Loop 2 Disabled Selected Connected devices 0 ...

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