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The information contained in this document is the sole property of Inim Electronics s.r.l. No 

part may be copied without written authorization from Inim Electronics s.r.l.

All rights reserved.

This Control panel has been designed and developed to the 

highest standards of quality and performance implemented by 

Inim Electronics. 

This control panel must be installed in accordance with the 

instructions described in this manual and in compliance with 

the laws in force.

All control panels from the SmartLoop series are EN54-2; 

EN54-4 compliant.

All control panels from the SmartLoop series, and all 

accessory items and special functions have IMQ Sistemi di 

Summary of Contents for SmartLoop

Page 1: ...SmartLoop Analogue Fire Alarm Control Panel Programming Manual GameOver...

Page 2: ...has been designed and developed to the highest standards of quality and performance implemented by Inim Electronics This control panel must be installed in accordance with the instructions described...

Page 3: ...7 6 3 From remote computer 17 Chapter 7 Initialising the configuration programming from panel 18 7 1 Accessing the main menu 18 7 2 Auto configuration of the system 18 7 3 Restoring to factory default...

Page 4: ...ng SmartLetUSee LCD expansion board LEDs 57 Chapter 22 Programming the telephone dialler 58 22 1 Setting up the Phonebook 58 22 2 Setting up the telephone actions 58 22 3 Setting up emergency calls 59...

Page 5: ...rmware upgrades 72 Appendix B Other SmartLoop functions 73 B 1 Setting up the computer serial output 73 B 2 Configuring a new system 73 B 3 Programming an installed device 73 B 4 Print 73 Appendix C R...

Page 6: ...Programming Manual 6...

Page 7: ...re able to operate in compliance with the related technical specifications when the temperature external to their casing complies with Category 3k5 of IEC 721 3 3 1 1 In order to validate the IMQ SIST...

Page 8: ...ment may be copied or reproduced unless expressly authorized in writing by INIM Electronics in particular the parts regarding the device specified in the Installation Manual paragraph 2 14 Device iden...

Page 9: ...rtial disregard of the procedure could damage the connected devices Danger The danger warnings indicate that total or partial disregard of the procedure could injure the operator or persons in the vic...

Page 10: ...back to the options of a higher level menu The key allows you to confirm an operation and exit a screen or go to the options of a lower level menu 4 Alphanumeric keypad for data entries Key 1 allows...

Page 11: ...is in alarm status This LED goes On to signal the following conditions Alarm status of a point defined as an Alarm point Evacuate phase running triggered by the EVACUATE button on the control panel o...

Page 12: ...the panel resets BATTERY Yellow If this LED is On solid the battery is not working properly This may be due to either battery inefficiency in which case the batteries must be changed or to a drop in p...

Page 13: ...m or NAC alarm output has been disabled CUSTOMIZABLE 1 Yellow Can be customized by the installer CUSTOMIZABLE 2 Yellow Can be customized by the installer This LED will blink during the programming pha...

Page 14: ...hrough the menus and which options to select FROM PANEL any key 8 Programming code 1 Configuration 2 Modify Configuration 1 AUTO Configuration 2 Loop or any key 8 code 1 2 1 2 4 1 1 Navigating through...

Page 15: ...saved 4 4 Entering numbers in a numerical programming field Press keys and to move from one editable field to another Press keys and to increase decrease the selected value or enter the value from th...

Page 16: ...play however all events will be saved to the log and can be viewed on the control panel 5 1 1 Active Events FROM COMPUTER Not available These are the events that occurred after the last control panel...

Page 17: ...y however manually addressed devices must be enrolled at the control panel 6 2 From computer If you prefer to plan the layout of the system beforehand or if you are working with control panels that ar...

Page 18: ...the control panel 7 2 Auto configuration of the system This function from the control panel menu will enroll the loops loop devices SmartLetUSee LCD repeaters SmartLoop INOUT expansion boards and the...

Page 19: ...configuring the control panel Choose the method which is most suited to the particular needs of the system you are working on Press keys and to navigate through the screens Press keys and to select o...

Page 20: ...s a progress bar will indicate advancement On completion a report showing the enrolled Repeaters appears 7 2 4 Configuring the network SmartLoop NET FROM PANEL any key 8 Programming code 1 Configurati...

Page 21: ...he following order Loops Repeaters Network and I O expansion and Telephone dialler boards It presents the screens used for the manual procedure described in the previous paragraphs and requests confir...

Page 22: ...aults Note The list excludes any control panels that are not cofigured i e Address 0 Press key to view the control panels in the network The CONF line shows the enrolled control panels that are connec...

Page 23: ...rogramming code 1 Configuration 2 Modify Configuration 2 Manual Configuration 1 Loop or any key 8 code 1 2 2 1 Press keys and to navigate through the loops Press key on the loop to be configured chang...

Page 24: ...he first line to view the devices Press to delete the device and step back to the previous menu Press ESC to quit the operation without eliminating the device 7 5 4 Enrolling Deleting Repeaters FROM P...

Page 25: ...nel 25 7 5 5 Enrolling Deleting I O expansion boards FROM PANEL any key 8 Programming code 1 Configuration 2 Modify Configuration 2 Manual Configuration 3 I O or any key 8 code 1 2 2 3 Press keys and...

Page 26: ...taller company office and download the data to the control panel later This method is the only method available when configuring flush front control panels i e control panels with no keypad or display...

Page 27: ...e operations can be done by the installer and authorized technicians only Level 3 who must have previously 1 connected the programming jumper J2 PROGRAM 2 set up the SmartLAN board for Internet access...

Page 28: ...ce purposes or as a model for other systems 10 1 1 The SmartLeague software application layout The initial page of the SmartLeague application is common to all the products This page is always active...

Page 29: ...age which is always available In this way it is possible to compare different solutions or keep two solutions open one real and the other for test purposes and verify the effects of the programming pr...

Page 30: ...ys are not present on SmartLoop2080 S and SmartLoop1010 S models 2 From the configuration section select the control panel you intend to configure 1 The open solution appears other open solutions and...

Page 31: ...ion regarding the type of loop you have selected Apollo or Argus expand the device typology drag and drop one device at a time to the Control panel configuration loop section Note To delete a componen...

Page 32: ...status and is handled by the zones The zones represent environmental groups of devices Each zone receives the filtered status of each of its devices for example a device in Alarm status may send an Ev...

Page 33: ...CTIVATION Log MONITORING Supervisory SilenceMode ALARM Monitoring NO YES Activation PRE alarm on Control Panel NO YES Prealarm Timer Log POINTALARM ALARM PREALARM SPRINKLER ON EARLY WARNING FAULT VOIC...

Page 34: ...ON FIRE DOORS HOLDER SUPERVISION EARLY WARNING FAULT PREALARM MONITORING CHANGE CLASS VOICE ALARM DISABLED TEST Double Alarm YES TIMER Close FIRE DOORS on ALARM Activate VOICE ALARM in case of ALARM...

Page 35: ...depend on the activation type of the device Following are the signals related to the zones and control panel that can be activated by the devices These signals are restricted by the zone parameters e...

Page 36: ...sounds emitted by sirens and similar devices In order to influence the status of zones that belong to different control panels in the same network you must use coinciding zones refer to 13 2 Defining...

Page 37: ...ring this phase the system will undo the silence command and the alarm will continue Pre alarm The pre alarm signal can be disabled on specific points Alarm events will generate instant alarms Refer t...

Page 38: ...puter in such way as to align all the control panel in the network You should always avoid setting the date and time separately on each control panel as the settings will be deleted at the successive...

Page 39: ...go into Early warning status Note For reasons of memory space and processing time the maximum number of zones that can be linked in this way 60 13 2 1 Procedure 1 Click on Add 2 Select a link and type...

Page 40: ...TIMER Programming 2 Holiday list or any key 8 code 4 2 Press keys and on the first line to view other holidays Press keys and to scroll the parameters list Press keys and on the other lines to change...

Page 41: ...the parameters that control the process of the zone signals in the presence of activation triggered by devices and by a group For each zone you can define an affixed text that will appear on the disp...

Page 42: ...tatus Applied to detectors with Verify YES Double knock window An interval during which at least two points must go into alarm status in order to activate a Double knock signal The Double knock signal...

Page 43: ...display The texts should help the operator during various conditions Alarm etc and should indicate the necessary actions to take for example for the Sprinklers active event the message could be Close...

Page 44: ...erval time slot If you do not wish to specify an interval leave If the two intervals are left as the timer will be inactive Date Operational date of the timer If you do not wish to specify the day mon...

Page 45: ...tion details will appear FROM PANEL Not available Enable Enable Disable the group Activation Delay The delay will be applied when the defined condition occurs The delay will be applied even if the gro...

Page 46: ...n the control panel and repeater displays FROM PANEL Not available 15 2 How to program the Customizable LEDs FROM COMPUTER Go to SmartLoop System Control panel x Frontplate console System Programming...

Page 47: ...ate 47 15 3 Programming the 3 LEDs on SmartLetUSee LCD Repeaters FROM COMPUTER Go to SmartLoop System Control panel x RS485BUS SmartLetUSee LCD System Programming The programming method is identical t...

Page 48: ...ry efficiency test that may fail if the batteries are recharging Battery capacity calculation Data the operator must enter in order to allow the system to calculate the minimum battery requirements St...

Page 49: ...set number the control panel will activate the LEDs and outputs of the maximum number of devices allowed starting from the device with the lowest address The devices that exceed the set limit will be...

Page 50: ...loop FROM COMPUTER Go to SmartLoop System Control panel x Loop y T Junction In order to facilitate wiring operations and allow the connection of devices that are isolated from the loop T junctions ca...

Page 51: ...signaled at different levels of an event in accordance with its tasks Note The activation type determines which signals the device as input can activate in relation to the zone In the event of activa...

Page 52: ...in places that are closed to the public at night Alarm Verification The control panel signals alarm status only when the detector values exceed the alarm threshold RESET then exceed the alarm threshol...

Page 53: ...evice can activate up to three different groups In this section as well as selecting the groups that will be activated you can also select the statuses of the device that activate the groups The avail...

Page 54: ...to change the device type Press to confirm and access the parameter settings Press and to view the device parameters Point x yyy Type ttt Dev Type Select Type Enter Confirm Point x yyy Dev Description...

Page 55: ...d to external Early Warning devices e g Sirens A NAC output can be activated either by a control panel condition e g Reset Silence etc or by a group maximum 3 or signals coming from the control panel...

Page 56: ...e wiring diagram in the Installation Manual Figure 37 Supervised Input For this type of detector fault status is generated by Open or Shorted status Refer to paragraph 18 1 2 Parameters Device inputs...

Page 57: ...See LED System Programming This option will allow you to activate a LED in response to one or more signals related to a zone device or group Note The statuses available in the event of LED activation...

Page 58: ...SmartLoop System Control panel x SmartLoop PSTN System Programming Telephone Numbers This option will allow you to define the contact four numbers that will receive digital voice calls generated by ev...

Page 59: ...Control panel missing the mother board has stopped communicating with the SmartLoop PSTN board Emergency alarm the control panel microprocessor CPU is out of order The loop microprocessors will conti...

Page 60: ...will allow you to define the parameters that allow the control panel Internet visibility allow the control panel to communicate with the mail server determine for each telephone action which e mail m...

Page 61: ...k directly from the control panel concerned The control panel address must have already been assigned by means of the Network or Complete AUTO Configuration option refer to Chapter 7 Initialising the...

Page 62: ...level of importance to be applied when sending events to the thermal printer Only for P models with an on board thermal printer accessory item 25 1 1 Parameters 25 2 Programming the events printout on...

Page 63: ...control panels in the network will be sent to the RS232 port Print events from The control panel will print its own events and any events received from other control panels in accordance with the spe...

Page 64: ...the thermal printer in accordance with the specified priority level of importance Log on serial The control panel will send the events in coded form to the RS232 port on the motherboard The event data...

Page 65: ...ing the programming session Press ESC until you get back to the Standby screen the Control panel will be In Service Remove the jumper J2 Program to block access to programming via control panel or com...

Page 66: ...y from the panel FROM PANEL any key 7 Maintenance code 1 Zone in TEST Mode or any key 7 code 1 Press keys and to view the data of the adjacent zones Press ESC to confirm the entry and step back to the...

Page 67: ...code 3 TEST Outputs 2 Panel Output x Output or any key 7 code 3 2 x Press keys and to view the adjacent outputs Press ESC to confirm and step back to the previous menu 27 5 Forcing the device LEDs On...

Page 68: ...out diagnostics on all the devices connected to the loop At the end of the diagnostics phase the control panel will show the maximum level of contamination the detector concerned the average level of...

Page 69: ...contamination This is average contamination level calculated on all the detectors of the same type MAX contamination level on detector This is maximum percentage of contamination found on the detecto...

Page 70: ...ic control of the Day Night mode function ypu must set up a timer 28 2 Bypassing a device FROM COMPUTER Not available Under certain circumstances e g maintenance or fault conditions it may be necessar...

Page 71: ...PUTER Not available During maintenance or fault status it may become necessary to bypass a NAC output the bypassed unit cannot be activated FROM PANEL any key 4 Disable code 3 NAC or any key 4 code 3...

Page 72: ...lcome to the installation program window appears 5 Select Continue the Folder selection window appears Note You should select the suggested folder 6 Select Continue file installation initialises the p...

Page 73: ...the details menu File Print 4 Connect the device to the computer 5 To write the solution on the apparatus select Programming Write B 3 Programming an installed device 1 Connect the device to the comp...

Page 74: ...C Recording the dialler voice messages You can record the voice messages by connecting an ordinary touch tone phone to connector J2 on SmartLoop PSTN board Refer to the Installation Manual paragraph...

Page 75: ...Programming Manual 75 Programmer s notes...

Page 76: ...r l email info inim biz www inim biz Via Ischia Prima 34 63013 Grottammare AP Italy Tel 39 0735 73 09 24 Fax 39 0735 73 61 34 from June 2007 Via Fosso Nuovo 63033 Monteprandone localit Centobuchi AP I...

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