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Operation Manual

FT1020G3 Rev 2.10.4

Fire Alarm Reset ................................................................................................................ 68

16.2.1

All (Default) .................................................................................................. 68

16.2.2

Single ........................................................................................................... 68

16.2.3

Single with Automatic Disablement ............................................................... 69

16.3

Test Mode Alarm Reset ..................................................................................................... 69

16.4

Acknowledged and Isolated Alarm (for only NZ) Reset ..................................................... 69

16.5

Heavy Smoke / Heat Alarm Reset ..................................................................................... 69

16.6

Alert Annunciation Alarm Reset ........................................................................................ 69

16.7

Co-incidence Alarm Reset ................................................................................................. 69

16.8

Delayed Alarm Reset ......................................................................................................... 69

16.9

Alarm Delay Facility (ADF) Reset ...................................................................................... 70

16.10

Local Alarm Acknowledgement (LAA) Reset .................................................................... 70

16.11

Quiet Alarm Reset ............................................................................................................. 70

Fault .................................................................................................................................. 71

17.1

Fault Messages ................................................................................................................. 72

17.2

Fault Acknowledge ............................................................................................................ 84

Commissioning an FT1020G3 ........................................................................................ 86

18.1

General .............................................................................................................................. 86

18.2

Single Control Unit ............................................................................................................. 86

18.3

Control Units in a TLON Network ...................................................................................... 87

18.3.1

Network No. 0 .............................................................................................. 87

18.3.2

TLON Network Installation (Single) ............................................................... 88

18.3.3

TLON Network Installation (Redundant) ....................................................... 88

18.3.4

Add a Control Unit into a TLON Network ...................................................... 88

18.3.5

Merge Two TLON Networks ......................................................................... 88

18.3.6

Delete a Control Unit in a TLON Network ..................................................... 89

18.4

Upgrade Number of Alarm Points ..................................................................................... 89

Software Installation and SSD Download ..................................................................... 91

19.1

EBLWin Software Requirements ....................................................................................... 91

19.2

EBLWin Installation Procedures in a PC First Time .......................................................... 91

19.2.1

.NET Framework .......................................................................................... 91

19.2.2

USB Drivers Installation ................................................................................ 92

19.2.3

HASP Driver Installation (for 5094 key) ........................................................ 95

19.2.4

EBLWin software Installation ........................................................................ 95

19.2.5

Installation of EBL Firmware Manager .......................................................... 97

19.3

Download SSD .................................................................................................................. 99

19.3.1

Version Control for SSD Download............................................................... 99

19.3.2

SSD Download to Single Control Unit ......................................................... 101

19.3.3

SSD Download to Control Units in a TLON Network ................................... 101

19.3.4

User Definable Text messages Download .................................................. 101

Download Software (System Firmware) ...................................................................... 102

20.1

Download Software to Single FDCIE .............................................................................. 102

20.2

Download Software in a TLON Network .......................................................................... 104

20.3

Software Versions ........................................................................................................... 106

Restart ............................................................................................................................ 107

21.1

Safe Shut Down ............................................................................................................... 107

21.2

Restart Table ................................................................................................................... 107

21.2.1

Explanation of Restart Codes ..................................................................... 108

21.3

During Restart ................................................................................................................. 108

21.3.1

Memory fault .............................................................................................. 109

Perform Monthly Test (H1)............................................................................................ 110

Disable or Re-enable (H2) ............................................................................................. 112

Summary of Contents for Firetracker FT1020G3 CIE

Page 1: ...Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 For Software V2 10 4 FT1020G3 FDCIE MA430 March 2023...

Page 2: ...This page has deliberately been left blank...

Page 3: ...ning System OWS 25 4 3 1 Standard OWS Display 25 4 4 Gaseous Extinguishing Control Module 26 4 5 Printer Option 27 5 19 Rack Cabinet Brooks Loop Modules 28 5 1 Cabinet Overview 28 5 2 Enclosure Compon...

Page 4: ...10 1 Silence buzzer by open door 52 10 2 Silence buzzer by the FB Bulgin Key 52 11 Disable or Re enable Output 53 12 Disable Re enable Control Outputs 54 13 DISABLE Button 55 14 Open Door 56 14 1 Dis...

Page 5: ...ge Two TLON Networks 88 18 3 6 Delete a Control Unit in a TLON Network 89 18 4 Upgrade Number of Alarm Points 89 19 Software Installation and SSD Download 91 19 1 EBLWin Software Requirements 91 19 2...

Page 6: ...play Current Consumption on COM loop H5 A5 140 26 6 Display Statistics for Communication H5 A6 141 26 7 Activate Address Setting Mode for DU H5 A7 142 26 8 Setup wireless detectors H5 A8 143 26 9 SSD...

Page 7: ...7 Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 36 Revision history 179 36 1 Operation Manual Revisions Table 179 36 2 Software Revision V2 10 4 179...

Page 8: ...1 Figure 11 MMI Board 5015 32 Figure 12 3U Ancillary Modules Face Plate 33 Figure 13 1204 Power Monitor Module 34 Figure 14 1205 Zone Control Module 35 Figure 15 1206 1211 Fan Damper Control Module 35...

Page 9: ...2 Table 8 Priority Order 22 Table 9 I O Matrix 4582 addressing and nd mode setting 24 Table 10 OWS Controls and Indications 25 Table 11 Gas Front Status LED Indication and flash Pattern 26 Table 12 Mo...

Page 10: ...identical to the system software firmware version number i e version 2 10 x The EBLWin is used to download the firmware and the Site Specific Data SSD into the FDCIE Only the first two digits must be...

Page 11: ...umper link on the last unit COM loop Loop twisted pair cable to which all the addressable units can be connected Starts in the FDCIE and returns back to the FDCIE Control Unit C U FDCIE Control Unit F...

Page 12: ...nique for each system All alarm points presentation numbers user definable alarm texts programmable outputs etc are created in the PC program EBLWin and also downloaded in FT1020G3 unit s with EBLWin...

Page 13: ...onnected to a TLON network i e in a system with up to 30 Control Units Each Control Unit has access to all information FT1020G3 is designed and assessed to the Australian Standard AS7240 2 AS7240 4 an...

Page 14: ...n the new Control Unit The same S W version is required in all Control Units in a TLON Network 2 4 1 EBLWin The PC program EBLWin is used for programming and commissioning of one or more Control Units...

Page 15: ...sed Voltage Outputs 0 5 Amp each Two Programmable Relay Outputs contact rating 2 Amp Two non programmable relay outputs for ASE fire fault Six x 24VDC outputs for Web server ASE Remote Display Units e...

Page 16: ...d Outputs 2007 Disabled Interlocking Outputs 200 Sensors activating SERVICE signal 200 LAA zones Max 5 detectors per AAF zone 100 30 x 100 Total number of Expansion Boards 4580 and 45818 6 30 x 6 Numb...

Page 17: ...Control and Indicating Equipment FDCIE shown in Figure 2 is housed in an oyster coloured powder coated metal cabinet The cabinet has an inner metal door and acrylic outer door The outer door is fitted...

Page 18: ...e 176 Space connectors for two TLON connection boards 5090 RS485 and 24 VDC outputs for Display Units refer to Figure 24 page 176 Connector for expansion boards 4580 4581 refer to Figure 24 page 176 C...

Page 19: ...No Label Colour Indicating Action L1 Fire 5xRed Fire alarms See chapter Alarm types page 57 L2 Fire Protection Activated Red Output s for extinguishing suppression equipment activated Or a programmabl...

Page 20: ...d fault s This is also valid when the FDCIE has no contact with a unit with such an output e g 3379 4487 etc L12 Fire brigade TX Yellow Steady Output s for ASE disabled12 via menu H2 B5 Flashing ASE r...

Page 21: ...up in the menu system e g from a sub menu to the main menu 3 4 2 The Display LCD 3 4 2 1 Areas in the Display The display is split to three areas Symbol area Some events are indicated with symbols see...

Page 22: ...in the system See also menu H4 U6 Indicates that alarm devices are silenced Note that the symbol area may be suppressed see Table 8 below 3 4 2 3 Information Area Priority Order When the FT1020G3 is i...

Page 23: ...hour minute 3 5 1 User Definable System Information User definable system installation information created and downloaded via EBLWin can be displayed in the middle of the display as shown in the exam...

Page 24: ...ix 4582 can be used remotely NZ index panel it requires 24VDC and a COM loop in addition to an indicators board Addressing and mode setting of 4582 is shown in Table 9 below Table 9 I O Matrix 4582 ad...

Page 25: ...lert and evacuation messages as well as electret microphone for PA purposes Dynamic hand held microphone can also be used on request The Brooks OWS provides high quality audio output utilising high ef...

Page 26: ...condition all LED indicators will be extinguished Figure 5 Gas Extinguishing Display Layout The gaseous extinguishing system status LEDs and flash patterns are described in Table 11 below be The defa...

Page 27: ...The serial interface module is designed to send out the alarm messages from the FT1020G3 FDCIE via a fully isolated serial connection Connection is made to the FDCIE via the printer terminal on the 5...

Page 28: ...losure is normally fitted below either of 22U or 13U enclosure to allow for larger batteries should the need arises Cabinets support optional side by side mounting for large systems When the battery e...

Page 29: ...et Battery shelf 6U for 19 Inch rack cabinet 22U or 13U 19 rack cabinets are suitable for both FT1020G3 or FT128 each system requires its own 6U face plate rack equipment Choosing either system to use...

Page 30: ...d wiring are identical Large number of fuses have been replaced with PTC resettable electronic fuses e g supervised voltage output Remaining fuses uses M205 ceramic tube fuses Easy and quick repair wi...

Page 31: ...ensor 16 SW3 service button for TLON board no 0 17 SW4 service button for TLON board no 1 18 Label for identification 19 Optional Network board position1 Secondary network 2 20 Optional Network board...

Page 32: ...Connection to main board 5012 2 J9 Connection to LCD 5038 3 VR2 Potentiometer for LCD contrast 4 Hole for cable connection to LCD 5 J4 Connection to LCD 5038 6 SW2 MMI board boot for firmware download...

Page 33: ...t module The modules are interconnected by a single ribbon cable part number CA380 A blank module 10HP 50mm is used to cover an unused module space Also available is a Blank Module 4HP 20mm used to bl...

Page 34: ...current Figure 13 1204 Power Monitor Module 5 4 2 Zone Control Module 1205 Each 1205 Zone Control Module consists of a universal I O matrix 4582 circuit and controls indications combined in one PCB sp...

Page 35: ...206 and 1211 Require 2 x 10HP 100 mm space on the ancillary rack 1206 and 1211 can connect to any COM loop 0 3 refer to the limitations of 4582 shown in Table 3 page 16 Figure 15 1206 1211 Fan Damper...

Page 36: ...24 page 176 Note label of damper control module is different to indicate damper status and controls and configured separately on the EBLWin Table 13 Fan indicators and controls LED indicator buttons I...

Page 37: ...the damper if it was opened irrespective of any alarm condition in FDCIE 5 5 Generic FT1020G3 Display and Control Modules Each 19 rack mount display control module comprises 3 parts PCB plastic spacer...

Page 38: ...the switch input and led output are identical to 1207 except the number of switches is 4 1208 is programmed as a normal type input switch and a normal type output LED The module requires two COM loop...

Page 39: ...contact current rating is 1A Plug in connectors to easily terminate the field wiring 1202 1203 All inputs and outputs are fully programmable via EBLWin configuration tool Low supervising voltage for...

Page 40: ...atus is restored The module doesn t require external 24V supply and powered from the COM loop Figure 18 4 4 1204 I O SUB994 5 6 3 1203 Module SUB991 1203 SUB991 I O unit is designed to provide 8 x pro...

Page 41: ...d be used Note 2 In a new FDCIE i e before downloading any Site Specific Data only user 0 is available No password is required and you have access to all menus After download of SSD the downloaded use...

Page 42: ...t password the main menu list with the available menus will be displayed For 0 Information only no password is required NO ACCESS No access will be shown if the entered password was incorrect Try agai...

Page 43: ...mes User level User level type Required action equipment Access to 0 None None Door closed View indications and controls 1 Fire service personnel Open door 003 key required Fire alarm response via fir...

Page 44: ...tion only H9 Interlocking outputs and inputs C1 Activated interlocking outputs inputs H10 Change password In this case for Information only 20 Pressing RESET or DISABLE button MUST be preceded with pr...

Page 45: ...larm devices B5 Routing equipment B6 Alert annunciation function H3 Set calendar and clock H4 Present system status U1 Disablement U2 Disablement by time channel U3 Open doors U4 Sensor values U5 Sens...

Page 46: ...reless detectors A9 SSD information H8 Maintenance S1 Disable Re connect loop zone line input S2 Acknowledge SERVICE signal S3 Clear weekly average S4 Test of alarm devices S5 Safe shut down of Contro...

Page 47: ...g A brand new detector is factory set to COM loop technical address 000 If a detector is connected on a COM loop without setting up an address 001 253 the detector LEDs will start blinking every secon...

Page 48: ...ea Activated outputs programmed for OWS or sounders any warning device type Alarm devices will be silenced In case of a new alarm or if the push button SILENCE ALARM is pressed again the fire alarm de...

Page 49: ...l see below is turned to the Silence Alarms position 8 2 NZ FB Silence Alarms Bulgin key outside switch The New Zealand FB Silence Alarms Bulgin key switch is connected to NZ mimic application board v...

Page 50: ...50 Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 An example First alarm 002 03 Alarm number 1 of 1 Isolated alarm Zone Address 002 03SMOKE User definable alarm text for 002 03 Menu...

Page 51: ...case of a fire the sounders or OWS will remain disabled i e the alarm devices will not sound until they are re enabled again via menu H2 B4 Note Outputs of type Alarm devices cannot be individually di...

Page 52: ...T1020G3 cabinet door is open 10 2 Silence buzzer by the FB Bulgin Key Note Valid only for the New Zealand convention When the New Zealand FB Silence Alarms Bulgin key switch outside switch is turned O...

Page 53: ...output x Control unit xx Sx Control unit xx Rx Control unit xx Expansion Board x output x This is indicated by LED Fault Disablements General disablements L10 They will remain disabled until re enable...

Page 54: ...will remain disabled until re enabled again via menu H2 B3 See also chapter Activate Reset Outputs H8 S8 page 162 An output can be activated for an output test even if it is disabled See also chapter...

Page 55: ...in alarm Illuminate the General Disablement LED Disablement of all the outputs configured for zone s or device s in alarm As a result of an alarm the activated output indicators will not clear automa...

Page 56: ...designated building entry point See also chapter Open doors H4 U3 page 128 14 1 Disable Routing Equipment with Door Switch Note Do not use the door open function to disable the routing equipment This...

Page 57: ...ters In the following chapters all different alarm types are described The illustrations in this document show the essential information and may not look exactly as shown in the display 15 1 Pre warni...

Page 58: ...all fire alarms will be presented in all control units default but it is possible to have selective alarm presentation i e only fire alarms from selected Control Units will be presented in the Control...

Page 59: ...in alarm LEDs SEVERAL ALARMS blinking 0 4 0 4 sec indicates that more than one fire alarm is activated To scroll through the alarm points use the push button SEVERAL ALARMS Next zone Use the soft key...

Page 60: ...soft keys Esc menu or ESC is pressed or push button SEVERAL ALARMS 15 2 2 Test Mode Alarm Regarding Test mode see chapter Perform Monthly Test H1 page 110 and chapter Perform Zone Test Test mode H7 pa...

Page 61: ...ke heat alarm will be reset when the fire alarm is reset see chapter Alarm reset page 68 15 4 Alert Annunciation Alarm AA alarm When the AA function is enabled indicated by the LED routing equipment F...

Page 62: ...incidence alarm will be automatically Reset after 5 minutes or via the Reset button P3 See chapter Alarm reset page 68 Example Co incidence alarm zone 123 address 45 within zone 123 If more than one C...

Page 63: ...n out and a normal fire alarm is activated No outputs will be activated An alarm point has to be in fire alarm state for the duration of the delay time in order to activate a fire alarm in the FDCIE I...

Page 64: ...local warning it is mounted inside the apartment and will activate upon receiving an alarm from a smoke detector inside the unit and continues to operate for the time delay configured in the system p...

Page 65: ...AS1668 supply air fan applications the type Quiet alarm is used to set in EBLWin the duct detector to be non latching and resets automatically after the post timing31 is completed post time can be con...

Page 66: ...ted as follows When the New Zealand FB Silence switch outside switch is restored i e from the activated to non activated any fire alarm and acknowledged alarm will be isolated disabled Isolated alarms...

Page 67: ...0 4 Alarm sources can be used to trigger control expressions for more information see Technical Programming Manual Fire alarm 002 03 Alarm number 1 of 1 002 03SMOKE User definable alarm text for 002 0...

Page 68: ...ions exist e g a fault condition the corresponding information will be displayed on the LCD For the priority order see chapter The information area priority order page 22 All outputs for fire alarm ar...

Page 69: ...DISABLE Button page 55 16 3 Test Mode Alarm Reset Test mode alarm is automatically reset after approx 10 seconds 16 4 Acknowledged and Isolated Alarm for only NZ Reset Acknowledged alarms Acknowledge...

Page 70: ...n the Control Unit display during the Acknowledgement Period 10 120 sec and the Investigation Period 1 9 min respectively will automatically clear when The AA process is terminated because no detector...

Page 71: ...down to the left the number of faults is displayed If a fault has been corrected Serviced before it has been acknowledged the status information is Serviced see above In EBLWin if the fault is set to...

Page 72: ...TC4 and PTC12 total max 1A has been activated Check for overload on the expansion board s outputs To reset the PTC remove the load and wait 5 min to let the PTC cool down before re connecting the load...

Page 73: ...max 500mA has been activated Check for overload or damage on the web server To reset the PTC disconnect the web server and wait 5 min to let the PTC cool down before re connecting the web server FAUL...

Page 74: ...orrect the fault otherwise replace the MMI board FAULT Control unit xx has no contact with Control Unit xx network x network x network 0 or network 1 Network 0 In a redundant network the communication...

Page 75: ...ic timings when the polarity of SA and SB is known In case of an earth fault on a COM loop it will be displayed as follows Earth fault on the SA line will be displayed as Earth fault minus Earth fault...

Page 76: ...grammed time Check CT or pressure switch in MSSB and the cables connections Or The fan phase fault input is activated Or Check Cables connections Note This fault is non latching irrespective of all ot...

Page 77: ...onsumption is 2 8A 6 3A in alarm state in this case the battery charging is turned off and remains off until the current consumption has decreased to 2 8A 6 3 A again FAULT Interlocking input AAA PP A...

Page 78: ...VDC Check the charging voltage over the battery 13 5 13 8 depending on the actual charging step Check the voltage over a disconnected battery fully charged 13 V The battery should normally be replaced...

Page 79: ...minutes after Loss of mains i e no 230 V AC to the 4466 unit Blown mains fuse Fuse F1 blown on the 4466 unit s charger board Fuse T5AH250 V 5x20 mm The time delay of this fault activation is programma...

Page 80: ...e unit might be removed from the COM loop There might be a double break or short circuit on the COM loop FAULT No reply zone xxx address xx technical number xxxxxx The unit cannot be found by the Cont...

Page 81: ...address for short circuit isolator A B are the built in isolator in the FT1020G3 FDCIE A direction and B direction respectively Note Each 10th minute a check is performed if all short circuits are co...

Page 82: ...librated value has to be in the range 1K 50K FAULT Supervised output x Control Unit xx 5012 Main board 5012 Supervised 1 50 k x 0 S0 Short circuit break on the connected cable equipment x 1 S1 Short c...

Page 83: ...at are supposed to exist SSD downloaded via EBLWin are running and are connected to the TLON network The TLON network programming has to be conducted It will take 90 120 seconds until this fault is co...

Page 84: ...ssage 40 characters has to be programmed via EBLWin Note the prefix FAULT will not be automatically added FAULT Corrupt program area 2 Control unit xx A fault in the control unit xx MMI board There is...

Page 85: ...knowledged it will disappear from the list H6 When all faults have been acknowledged the output for routing equipment Fault TX will not reset and the LED for Routing equipment Fault TX activated remai...

Page 86: ...and so on If the loop has short circuit isolators only the C wire SB can be measured 18 2 Single Control Unit Once the cabinet is mounted and secured in place the following power up procedures must b...

Page 87: ...ant TLON network is used i e two TLON boards 5090 must be used in each control panel A single TLON Network is a violation to the Australian standard AS1670 1 If 2 x 5012 boards installed in the same c...

Page 88: ...ed downloaded it is highly recommended to restart the Control Units 18 3 4 Add a Control Unit into a TLON Network When adding a new Control Unit to an existing system the same system software S W vers...

Page 89: ...sses software version V2 8 is always 1012 i e address 1 253 on each COM loop Address 254 and 255 are allocated for auto addressing function Note Standard FT1020G3 FDCIE is supplied with 506 addresses...

Page 90: ...ork requires upgrade After you enter the password right click on the respective Control Unit icon and choose Properties The Control Unit Properties dialog box opens Depending on the upgraded password...

Page 91: ...r EBL512 G3 and EBLSniffer 3 Sentinel_LDK_Run time_setup file named HASPUserSetup exe If not working download the latest sentinel LDK Run time software free from https cpl thalesgroup com software mon...

Page 92: ...cedures for Win10 or Win11 1 Connect a USB cable from your PC to FT1020G3 driver s software should be saved in a new folder in your PC 2 Windows displays two messages We are setting up a new device an...

Page 93: ...is shown 7 Browse to the folder which contains the un zipped drivers and click Next 8 Windows will now install the drivers you should see the followingdialog 9 Click Close the installation of the USB...

Page 94: ...ber shown in the title row of this dialog COM7 in this case This COM port number should be used in EBLWin EBL Firmware Manager when logging on or downloading firmware to the control unit 12 The driver...

Page 95: ...es then go into the Compatibility tab Set as shown in Figure 21 above and click OK Note If the HASP driver cannot be installed you may need to download a recent version of Sentinel_LDK_Run time softwa...

Page 96: ...4 Browse to the unzipped EBLWin 2 10 2 folder saved in your PC and click Next the following will be shown 5 Select English Australian and New Zealand and click Next when the Confirmation Installation...

Page 97: ...on control unit the COM port number in Figure 21 should be displayed Note First time to launch EBLWin ensure to select Australia and New Zealand If any other convention has been selected the new 19 mo...

Page 98: ...hows where the EBL Firmware Manager will be installed Click next 4 The Confirm Installation window will display click Next and the installation will be completed as shown below 5 Click Close to finish...

Page 99: ...re the SSD download can take place 19 3 1 Version Control for SSD Download When the Download SSD window is opened in EBLWin EBLWin checks that the SSD file originates from the SSD in the control units...

Page 100: ...er units Disconnected at start up In the COM loop properties dialog box the Disconnected at start up check box can be selected The COM loop will then be disabled directly after the download restarts a...

Page 101: ...one at a time according to chapter Single Control Unit above The download is performed in a consecutive order i e 0 1 2 3 4 29 amongst the selected Control Units but the Control Unit where the PC is...

Page 102: ...quired To download a new software system firmware version a PC and EBLWin and EBL Firmware Manager are used The BIN file required to be downloaded contains software for the main board 5012 MMI board 5...

Page 103: ...when display is fitted 9 Set the MMI board 5015 in BOOT mode i e press and hold the BOOT button SW2 and press the RESET button SW1 momentarily Release the BOOT button the MMI board LED D18 will be tur...

Page 104: ...IE or via TLON Manager Note 1 It is highly recommended to disconnect the TLON network during upgrade in large networks Otherwise it will result in large amount of fault messages Note 2 The TLON PCBs m...

Page 105: ...carried out with TLON network connected some Control Units will not have contact with other Control Units during the downloading the following fault may be generated Since control units with new and...

Page 106: ...10 4 2 10 4 4580 8 zones expansion board 1 0 5 1 0 2 4580 8 zones expansion board 2 0 10 2 0 4 4581 8 relays expansion board 1 0 2 1 0 2 4582 I O Matrix board discontinued 1 0 4 1 0 2 5090 TLON connec...

Page 107: ...a Flash ROM in FT1020G3 Before the first Safe shut down of the Control Unit this memory is empty After each Safe shut down the latest SSW data is saved Safe shut down will not save the week average se...

Page 108: ...MMI board Note Code 00 49 Main board restart Some data might be lost see above Code 50 99 MMI board restart No data is lost 21 3 During Restart During restart no fire alarms will be activated and the...

Page 109: ...ed A new download of the S W system programs is required and or the Main board and or the MMI board have to be replaced Note After SSD download the following messages may be shown After restart This m...

Page 110: ...Ds light up including LEDs in units connected via I O Matrix board 4582 Zones to be set in test mode Start test Up to 4 zones can be set in test mode Write zone no e g 001 002 003 004 Zones to be set...

Page 111: ...st mode is turned OFF Press i e select No to bypass the routing equipment test If so the monthly test is completed The routing equipment test is always carried out from the ASE Monthly test is complet...

Page 112: ...he normal condition for the output respectively Collectively disabled outputs via menus H2 B3 B4 are not limited and must not be counted The limits cannot be exceeded a warning will be shown Don t for...

Page 113: ...ic re enable No Use the soft key Change type of disablements to toggle between Zone 000 and Zone 000 address 00 Change type of disablement Change type of disablements Disable Zone 000 address 00 Autom...

Page 114: ...e Zone 000 address 00 Automatic re enable No Disable or Re enable another Zone Zone Address or press ESC Change type of disablement ESC B1 Zone or Zone Address B2 Output B3 Output type B4 Alarm device...

Page 115: ...function Escape menu Scroll to menu B2 B2 Output Via menu B2 a loop unit output C U output S0 S3 R0 R1 and exp board 4581 output can be disabled Disable output Loop unit 000000 output 0 Use the soft...

Page 116: ...item and press Re enabled output will disappear from the list indicated with a beep Change type of disablement Disable output Loop unit 000000 output 0 Disable or Re enable another output or press ES...

Page 117: ...ipment B6 Alert annunciation function Escape menu Scroll to menu B3 B3 Output type Via menu B3 outputs of the same type can be collectively disabled in selected control unit or all Disable output type...

Page 118: ...ess Re enabled type will disappear from the list indicated with a beep Change type of disablement Disable output type Control outputs in Control unit 00 All Disable or Re enable another type or press...

Page 119: ...rm devices B5 Routing equipment B6 Alert annunciation function Escape menu Scroll to menu B4 B4 Alarm devices Via menu B4 outputs of type Alarm device can be collectively disabled in a selected contro...

Page 120: ...All alarm devices Disable or Re enable another type or press ESC ESC B1 Zone or Zone Address B2 Output B3 Output type B4 Alarm device B5 Routing equipment B6 Alert annunciation function Scroll to anot...

Page 121: ...Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H2 H2 Disable or re enable B1 Zone or Zone Address B2 Output B3 Output type B4 Alarm devices B5 Routing equipment B...

Page 122: ...ess to re enable Re enabled routing equipment will disappear indicated with a beep Disable Routing equipment Fire Fault Disable or press ESC ESC B1 Zone or Zone Address B2 Output B3 Output type B4 Ala...

Page 123: ...nabled again via this menu Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H2 H2 Disable or re enable B1 Zone or Zone Address B2 Output B3 Output type B4 Al...

Page 124: ...0 4 Disable Alert annunciation Disable or press ESC ESC B1 Zone or Zone Address B2 Output B3 Output type B4 Alarm devices B5 Routing equipment B6 Alert annunciation function Scroll to another menu or...

Page 125: ...ction Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H3 H3 Set calendar and clock DD MM YYYY hh mm Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday The da...

Page 126: ...Open doors U4 Sensor values U5 Sensors activating SERVICE signal U6 Technical warning U7 Event log U8 Information All disablements in the system except disablements by time channels will be shown in m...

Page 127: ...isablement U2 Disablement by time channel U3 Open doors U4 Sensor values U5 Sensors activating SERVICE signal U6 Technical warning U7 Event log U8 Information All disablements by time channels will be...

Page 128: ...croll to menu H4 H4 Present system status U1 Disablement U2 Disablement by time channel U3 Open doors U4 Sensor values U5 Sensors activating SERVICE signal U6 Technical warning U7 Event log U8 Informa...

Page 129: ...thm XX Max XX C If there are no sensors analogue detectors when is pressed the list view will not open It is a list in which you can scroll with or For an Analogue heat detector 3308 3309 in NORMAL mo...

Page 130: ...0 2 55 The Performance factor is normally close to 0 00 which means that the detector is mounted in a stable environment The momentary sensor values during 24 hours do not differ a lot from the week a...

Page 131: ...nowledge SERVICE signal H8 S2 page 152 Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H4 H4 Present system status U1 Disablement U2 Disablement by time cha...

Page 132: ...nt log U8 Information Scroll to menu U6 U6 Technical warning Technical warning text message 19 02 2013 09 09 15 User definable text message 19 02 2013 19 09 35 1 to 2 of 2 If there are no technical wa...

Page 133: ...t system status U1 Disablement U2 Disablement by time channel U3 Open doors U4 Sensor values U5 Sensors activating SERVICE signal U6 Technical warning U7 Event log U8 Information Scroll to menu U7 U7...

Page 134: ...FDCIE has been completely powered off During synchronization the alarm counter will also be synchronized so that the highest value is stored in each control unit in the system Max number of allowed al...

Page 135: ...can be carried out via a PC and EBLWin Download backup upload the Site Specific Data SSD Create and download software S W settings configurations Control Unit and system properties Create and download...

Page 136: ...rvised outputs A2 Sensitive fault detection mode A3 Service mode for COM loop A4 Display current consumption in control unit A5 Display current consumption on COM loop A6 Display statistics for commun...

Page 137: ...o turn off this mode after the commissioning Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H5 H5 Service A1 Calibration of supervised output A2 Sensitive...

Page 138: ...f this menu the Service mode for COM loop will be terminated automatically Note If short circuit is detected when a COM loop is in service mode the loop will be disabled and a fault message will be di...

Page 139: ...capacity fault Checked every 4th hour Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H5 H5 Service A1 Calibration of supervised output A2 Sensitive fault d...

Page 140: ...wireless detectors A9 SSD information Scroll to menu A5 A5 Display current consumption on COM loop Display current consumption on COM loop 0 control unit 00 press Write loop number and control unit nu...

Page 141: ...and the loop units All values are set to 0 after restart and or after re connection of COM loop via menu H8 S1 Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to me...

Page 142: ...tput A2 Sensitive fault detection mode A3 Service mode for COM loop A4 Display current consumption in Control Unit A5 Display current consumption on COM loop A6 Display statistics for communication A7...

Page 143: ...play Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H5 H5 Service A1 Calibration of supervised output A2 Sensitive fault detection mode A3 Service mode for COM loop A4 Display cu...

Page 144: ...back to Normal state The Base station will disappear from the list indicated with a beep Set base station mode Set base station to Register Unregister Install The same procedure is valid for the Unreg...

Page 145: ...of times the SSD has been downloaded Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H5 H5 Service A1 Calibration of supervised output A2 Sensitive fault de...

Page 146: ...rected serviced but not acknowledged faults serviced The most recent fault is shown on the top of the list Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H...

Page 147: ...Alarm text for 045 06 user definable dd mm yyyy hh mm Serviced FAULT No reply zone 021 address 05 technical number 000114 Alarm text for 021 05 user definable dd mm yyyy hh mm Acknowledged Fault 1 3 i...

Page 148: ...chapter Information Area Priority Order page 22 One or more zones in test mode are indicated by the LED Test mode L8 The green polling LED in the 440x detectors will be turned off in test mode The zon...

Page 149: ...the LEDs Fire L1 in the FDCIE will light up for approx 10 seconds then the alarm point will be automatically reset An alarm point in test mode will not be able to generate a fault An alarm point in a...

Page 150: ...ymbol is flashing and listed in menu H4 U1 Note When you re connect a COM loop all the statistics shown in menu H5 A6 will be erased and set to 0 Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chap...

Page 151: ...toggle between the Disconnect and Re connect list Change type of disablements Disconnect COM loop _ control unit _ _ Re connect list 1 COM loop 0 control unit 0 Select in the Re connect list with in...

Page 152: ...Note If a sensor 430x and 440x in NORMAL mode is replaced without having generated service signal it has to be reset clear to the default week average sensor value via menu H8 S3 page 154 Action Text...

Page 153: ...2013 09 09 35 Sensor 1 1 is selected The acknowledged sensor disappears from the list Continue as above or press ESC Previous page Next page ESC S2 Acknowledge SERVICE signal Scroll to another menu or...

Page 154: ...nction incorrectly may cause nuisance fire alarms The first week average sensor value after clearing will be calculated within one hour then each week Action Text in display Comments Menu According to...

Page 155: ...own in the General event log menu H4 U7 Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H8 H8 Maintenance S1 Dis Re connect loop zone line input S2 Acknowle...

Page 156: ...t TX output s will be activated Action Text in display Comments Menu According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H8 H8 Maintenance S1 Dis Re connect loop zone line input S2 Acknowledge SERV...

Page 157: ...o be acknowledged see chapter Fault Acknowledge page 84 Previous page Next page Code 50 and 53 respectively will only appear if the control unit has an MMI board Note Prior the very first safe shut do...

Page 158: ...n of control unit S6 Activate address in alarm mode S7 Synchronize the control units S8 Activate Reset outputs Scroll to menu S6 S6 Activate address in alarm mode Select zone 000 address 00 press Writ...

Page 159: ...other Control Units in the system the alarm will be presented as a Test mode alarm Note If a real fire alarm occurs the Test mode alarm will be automatically reset A detector programmed for Quiet alar...

Page 160: ...According to chapter Access see page 42 Scroll to menu H8 H8 Maintenance S1 Dis Re connect loop zone line input S2 Acknowledge SERVICE signal S3 Clear weekly average S4 Test of alarm devices S5 Safe...

Page 161: ...1 CU22 CU23 CU24 CU25 CU26 CU27 CU28 CU29 Date and time for the latest completed synchronisation The symbol means that the synchronisation process has been completed successfully If the symbol is miss...

Page 162: ...ll to menu H8 H8 Maintenance S1 Dis Re connect loop zone line input S2 Acknowledge SERVICE signal S3 Clear weekly average S4 Test of alarm devices S5 Safe shut down of control unit S6 Activate address...

Page 163: ...lect in the Reset list with in this example there is only one output and press The reset output will disappear from the list indicated with a beep Change type of output Activate Loop unit 000000 outpu...

Page 164: ...tputs inputs Activated interlocking outputs and inputs can be listed in menu C1 Depending on activated outputs and or inputs the following will be shown Interlocking area AAA point PP output active Us...

Page 165: ...s see page 42 Scroll to menu H9 H9 Interlocking outputs and inputs C1 Activated interlocking outputs inputs C2 Activate deactivate interlocking output C3 Disable re enable interlocking output Scroll t...

Page 166: ...66 Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 Activate Interlocking output area 000 point 00 Continue as above or press ESC ESC C2 Activate deactivate interlocking output Scroll to another menu or press ESC...

Page 167: ...enable interlocking output Interlocking outputs can be disabled re enabled via menu C3 Disable Interlocking output area 000 point 00 Write area number and address and press to disable which will be i...

Page 168: ...w password Verify Enter the old password the new password and again the new pass word Log in name Password New password Verify The six digits are replaced by in the display Incorrect password NO chang...

Page 169: ...manual call point test key to activate fire alarm Check some control outputs Are they activated according to programmed control expressions 32 1 Replacing a TLON Connection Board and or the Main Board...

Page 170: ...echargeable Sealed Lead Acid batteries it must be approved batteries by CSIRO The batteries are normally maintenance free but the manufacturer s instructions should always be followed The ambient temp...

Page 171: ...be ions from plastics flour dust oil haze aerosols strong perfumes strong ventilation insecticides disinfecting sprays etc If many odd and unnecessary alarms occur the environment must be examined an...

Page 172: ...y work in the premises Bear in mind that the smoke spreads and consideration must be taken to adjacent detectors zones Disablements can be done automatically via a time channel built in or external or...

Page 173: ...as are other technical features and data resulting from continual development and improvement The above drawings are available in a separate document M436 only 4 drawings are shown in this manual M63...

Page 174: ...174 Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 Figure 22 19 Rack 22U FT1020G3 General Arrangement with 6U battery box...

Page 175: ...175 Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 Figure 23 19 Rack 13U FT1020G3 General Arrangement with 6U battery box...

Page 176: ...176 Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 Figure 24 FT1020G3 Standard Block Wiring Diagram...

Page 177: ...177 Operation Manual FT1020G3 Rev 2 10 4 Figure 25 FT1020G3 New 5012 PCB Layout...

Page 178: ...howsoever caused careless handling or where repairs have been made or attempted by others Onsite warranty repairs will be carried out at the discretion of the manufacturer No other guarantees written...

Page 179: ...ement LAA Update Section 35 Block Wiring Diagram and drawings ET AS A S Rev 2 4 20 04 18 Update for S W V2 4 x add new 19 rack cabinet new Brooks 19 rack display and field modules ET AS A S Rev 2 8 26...

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