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ELECTRICAL FEATURES

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POWER SUPPLY

The CFP-600 Control Panel is normally powered by 220 VAC mains.

In case of mains trouble back-up batteries allow operation for a limited time.

Power Supply input= Voltage: 220 VAC mon10%, -15% max., Frequency: 50 Hz +/- 0,5 Hz.

Power Supply unit consists of two parts:

a) Control panel power supply, optional boards and external devices (detectors and controls);

b) Back-up battery-charger. This part includes an input to power the whole system via a 24 V. external power supply unit.

This may be useful to use a single set of batteries in addition to the external PSU, in case of internal power low.

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CONTROLS

a) Control Panel power supply, optional boards and external devices:

Voltage: 27,6 VDC

Max. current: 1,3 A (for: panel, detectors, controls and user controls)

b) Back-up battery-charger:

Voltage: 27,6 VDC

Max current: 400 mA

Nr. of batteries that may be connected: 2 x 12 V / max 6 Ah

Battery Trouble Threshold: 22,4 V

Re-charge Time (batteries run down): about 10 hours.

c) Detector Line power supply:

Voltage: 27,5 V

Current: max 1 A

d) User Output:

Resettable 24 VDC output

Non-resettable 24 VDC output

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INPUTS

Via external power supply:

Input Voltage: 24 VDC minimum - 27,6 VDC max

Input Ripple : 200 mV max

Back-up battery consumption, in case of mains trouble:

Control Panel main board: 230 mA

16-relay board: 100 uA (no relay activated)

Release board: 20 mA

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DETECTOR CONNECTION LINES

End-of-line resistor: it must be lower than 40 Ohm, type of cable: it must be a two-wire shielded cable.

Table of minimum sections according to the line length:

Up to 500 mt.: 2 x 0.5 mm

2

cable

Up to 1000 mt.: 2 x 1 mm

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cable

Up to 1500 mt.: 2 x 1,5 mm

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cable

Up to 2000 mt.: 2 x 2 mm

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cable

Up to 2500 mt.: 2 x 2,5 mm

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cable

Follow the below listed instructions for wiring:

a) cables have to be installed far from voltage lines or from possible sources of interferences (electric engines, radio link).

b) the shield have to be continuous and grounded in the panel cabinet.

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NR. OF DETECTORS PER LINE

(as for the detectors not listed please, refer to the relevant data sheets for consumption data)

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OUTPUT RELAY FEATURES

Alarm= 1 SPDT switch - 24 VDC - 1 A resistive.

Prealarm= 1 SPDT switch - 24 VDC - 1 A resistive.

Trouble= 1 SPDT switch - 24 VDC - 1 A resistive.

Sounders= 1 supervised contact 24 VDC - 1 A resistive.

CFP-600-Instal-1.VP

Installation and Operating Manual

Page 26

Doc. M-131.1-CFP600-ENG

Rev. B.1

NOTIFIER ITALIA

TYPE OF DETECTOR

STAND-BY CURRENT

MAX. NUMBER PER LINE

CP-651 E IONIZ.-LOW PROFILE

30 uA

25

SD-651 E PHOTOEL.

100 uA

25

2451 THE-PHOTOEL./THERMAL

120 uA

25

4451 E - THERMAL

100 uA

25

5451 - RATE-OF-RISE

100 uA

25

Summary of Contents for CFP-600-E

Page 1: ...Installation and Operating Manual Document M 131 1 CFP600 ENG Issue 07 1999 Rev B 1 CFP 600 E 12 Zone Conventional Control Panel NOTIFIER ITALIA a Pittway Company Complies with EN54 2...

Page 2: ...n possib le make all cable entries from the sides or rear Before making modifications verify that they will not interfere with battery transformer and printed circuit board location Do not tighten scr...

Page 3: ...ime Level 3 Password required 6 Change LEVEL 1 Password 7 TEST MENU LEVEL 2 7 Display Line Status 7 Change Controls Enable Disable Status 8 Select Zone for Walk Test Mode 8 Display Firmware revision 8...

Page 4: ...anguage Display 17 Change all level passwords 18 APPENDIX A 19 Control Panel Operation in Day Night Mode 19 Automatic Release Channel Management 20 APPENDIX B 21 Menu Item list 21 INSTALLATION 22 Cont...

Page 5: ...t zone in alarm status Last zone in alarm status Last zone in trouble status First zone in trouble status Total of Zones in alarm status Total of Zones in Trouble status Total of disabled Zones A1 Z11...

Page 6: ...of this key clears all alarms or troubles in the system and all general controls that have been programmed as silenceable EVACUATION during normal condition the first pression of this key after a conf...

Page 7: ...mode Display Historical Log Change Prealarm Recognition Time Level 3 Password required Alarm counter Change Date Time Level 3 Password required Change Level 1 Password Press ENTER to confirm the sele...

Page 8: ...g 1 VP NOTIFIER ITALIA Rev B 1 Doc M 131 1 CFP600 ENG RELEASE BOARD PROGRAMMED RELEASE BOARD INSTALLATION INHIBITION RELEASE TROUBLE LED RELEASE INHIBITION LED Included Excluded Installed Not installe...

Page 9: ...to leave the Historicl Log Function NOTE Historical Log may store maximum 50 events To display the Historical Log enter the Level 2 PASSWORD CFP 600 Prog 1 VP Installation and Operating Manual Page 5...

Page 10: ...E enter the Level 3 PASSWORD to display the Recognition Time ALARM COUNTER By pressing ENTER key the display will show a screen as follows in dicating the number of alarm events NOTE the alarm event m...

Page 11: ...are Revision Change Level 2 Password Press ESC to go back to the main screen DISPLAY LINE STATUS On the display will appear the line status in the following form Display will follow line status in rea...

Page 12: ...ator who has simulated a detector alarm will see the sensor LED to turn off and he will be able to test the next detector During the Walk Test the Zone Test LED will flash In order to accomplish manua...

Page 13: ...n choosing among CHANGE ZONES INCLUDE EXCLUDE STATUS PROGRAMMING THE CBE EQUATION CHANGE SERVICE ENABLING STATUS CHANGE ZONE PARAMETERS CHANGE VERIFICATION TIMES PROGRAMMING THE RELAY MAPPING ENABLING...

Page 14: ...both and Example Follow this procedure to performe the programming Phase A Enter the zone number for which you wish to program the equation 13 to 20 Now enter 2 data a zone number its status Alarm or...

Page 15: ...is showed only how to modify the first function as for the other ones the procedure is exactly the same Press ENTER to ENABLE and DISABLE the function If you DO NOT WANT to modify press ESC CFP 600 Pr...

Page 16: ...s to the Modify menu Press ENTER to modify CHANGE VERIFICATION TIMES This section allows to program the alarm verification time for the single zones Press ENTER Use CURSOR Keys to select the zone numb...

Page 17: ...n allows to enable the signal silence of each control relay Press ENTER Use CURSOR keys to select the relay number to be changed Press ENTER to confirm Press ENTER to enable and disable the signal sil...

Page 18: ...splay appears Enter the hours by using the CURSOR keys To accomplish the programming press ENTER key NOTE The programming time cannot exceed 18 hours Page 14 Installation and Operating Manual CFP 600...

Page 19: ...petitive SOUND EXAMPLES Example Nr 1 two 1 second beeps one 3 second sound repeated Example Nr 2 2 second beep repeated Example Nr 3 3 second beep repeated If the sequence programming is carried out e...

Page 20: ...ccess TEST MODE Control Panel in Test Mode Press ENTER to have access into the Historical Log Functions The display shows the first function available Press CURSOR keys to select the desired function...

Page 21: ...he messages that appear on the liquid crystal display Use CURSOR keys to select the number corresponding to the desired language Press ENTER key The abbreviation used refer to the following languages...

Page 22: ...mmable To enter a figure it needs to select the desired number by using CURSOR keys and press ENTER to confirm it Press ENTER again to accomplish the programming Press ESC if you DO NOT WANT to modify...

Page 23: ...ER SILENT DISPLAY 01 ZXX AL RECOGNITION TIME EXPIRED RESET YES ZONE ALARM ALARM LED FLASHING ALARM RELAY ON SOUNDER RELAY ON BUZZER STEADY SOUND DISPLAY 01 ZXX AL CONTROL TIMINGS EXPIRED SIGNAL SILENC...

Page 24: ...ed SECOND ALARM ALARM LED FLASHING ALARM RELAY ON SOUNDER RELAY ON EVACUATION RELAY ON EVACUATION LED ON BUZZER STEADY SOUNDER Detector Line Automatic RESET Prealarm LED OFF Prealarm RELAY OFF Silence...

Page 25: ...TERS PROGRAMMING THE ALARM CONTROL MODULTION PROGRAMMING THE RELEASE ZONE MAPPING CHANGE RELEASE TIME SELECT EVENT TYPE FOR HISTORICAL LOG PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM NAME CLEARING THE CONTROL PANEL MEMORY...

Page 26: ...GUASTO BATT GUASTO RETE GUASTO GEN PREALL ARME ALL ARME GEN INIBIZ SPEGN 1 GUAST O SP EG N 1 SCARICA 1 EVACUAZIONE 1 220 VAC Input Flat cable for optional boards 2 Release Channel Optional board 16 r...

Page 27: ...TYPE W2 SIREN EOL Res 2K7 Check SHORT C and OPEN C W2 BELL Diode Check OPEN CIRCUITt CPU Reset Panel uP Reset WD Reset WD Trouble Reset it turns off the WD CPU TRB Led 5 1 2 7K 1 4W Polarized Electron...

Page 28: ...the board Flat cable for optional boards Spacer to fix the board Main board connection Release board connection JUMPER FOR RELAY CONTACT SELECTION OPEN or CLOSED CONTROL CONNECTOR CONNECTOR TO MAIN BO...

Page 29: ...ect with a faston to the panel cabinet and connect the latter to the ground 2K7 W 10 Ohm 1 W End of Line resistor 10 Ohm 1 W End of Line resistor PRESSURE METER 2 RELEASE 2 INHIBITION MANUAL RELEASE 1...

Page 30: ...ipple 200 mV max Back up battery consumption in case of mains trouble Control Panel main board 230 mA 16 relay board 100 uA no relay activated Release board 20 mA q DETECTOR CONNECTION LINES End of li...

Page 31: ...ealarm condition q ALARM OUTPUT ACTIVATION TIME it is the time during which the alarm relay remains active in zone alarm condiiton q SIREN OUTPUT ACTIVATION TIME it is the time during which the siren...

Page 32: ...tivate the release channel LOGICAL DIAGRAM NOTE In Battery trouble condition the release NEVER occurs CFP 600 Gloss E VP Installation and Operating Manual Page 28 Doc M 131 1 CFP600 ENG Rev B 1 NOTIFI...

Page 33: ...ject to change without notice Delivery times depend on product availability Document M 131 1 CFP600 ENG Issue 07 1999 Rev B 1 NOTIFIER ITALIA S r l Via Grandi 22 20097 San Donato Milanese MI Tel 02 51...

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