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2)

AUTO/MANUAL (button with light)

In manual status, pressing

AUTO/MANUAL

to switch to automatic status, meanwhile the

button indicator lights; switch to the manual status after pressing again, and the indicator is off.
When panels are connected, pressing

AUTO/MANUAL

on No.1 host in the network will change

the auto/manual state of all panels; pressing the button at any other host will only change the
state of the local one.

3)

MANUAL PANEL (button with light)

If the manual panel of the system is prohibited, press MANUAL PANEL to enable all manual

control panels of the bus, and meanwhile the indicator of the MANUAL PANEL lights. Press again
to return to the prohibited status and the indicator goes off. If hosts are networked, press

MANUAL PANEL of No.1 host in the network, and the status of all manual control panels of the

bus will be changed simultaneously and stay the same with host 1; if MANUAL PANEL of other
host is pressed, only the status of the local host will be changed. The manual control panels of the
bus will be saved at power-off, which means the status will be kept even when power off.

4)

MUTE

Press MUEL to mute the sounds of internal buzzer, fire indicating panel and graphic display

unit in the fire control room. Under mute state, the buzzer and other audible alarm apparatus will
be restarted in case of any new alarm. MUTE is the only button without password protection in
the system. It will stay valid regardless of on or off states of the panel keyboard.

5)

H/S CTRL (button with light)

Press H/S CTRL to mute all the external sounders (alarm bells and horn strobes) in the

system. In case of fire alarm, H/S CTRL button can be used to switch off or restart sounds of
corresponding sounders. When H/S CTRL is pressed and the sounder is muted, the H/S CTRL
indicator lights. In case of new fire alarm in the system and with alarm bell or sounder involved,

H/S CTRL indicator turns off and corresponding alarm apparatus will resound. The button can be

operated only when the user has logged in the system.

6)

DISABLE (button with light)

Pressing DISABLE will isolate all bus equipment (any bus equipment in the networking

system) that are under alarm state (fire, feedback or fault state) currently. Once disabled, any
alarm launched by the device will not be sent to the host. Fault messages from power supply,
printer, indicating panel and host networking cannot be isolated. The button indicator will light in
case of any disabled bus equipment existing in the system.

Note: Only the super user has the permission to use this function. The disablement is

only valid for information display and the disabled device will operate normally. The button
is only used to disable the current alarming device. Checking and canceling disablement
are available through menu operations.

7)

TEST

Press TEST to get the system into panel test process: light up all indicators for LED testing,

try different acoustic modes for buzzer (fire, fault and feedback) and illuminate the pixel
matrix on the screen by sequence. It will exit automatically after completion of the test or
press TEST again to exit in the meantime.

Note: The system will not receive alarm signals temporarily under testing state.

8)

RESET

Press RESET to eliminate all current alarms and reboot the system. The whole process
takes 30-60s. If multiple hosts are networked, press RESET of host 1 and all hosts in the
network will be reset; press RESET of other host, only the local host will be reset.

Note: If hosts are networked, host 1 is used as the system main host, press

RESET

,

MUTE

,

H/S CTRL

buttons,all regional units (host 2-20) will execute this operation; when

the regional unit operates these keys, the state of itself will only be changed. When the
regional units in the networking system are under set state, press

RESET

on the main host,

the regional units will response the restore command immediately and the files currently
set by the regional units will lose this update, which means the data set since last storage
will not be saved automatically! Therefore, if several debuggers operate at the same time,
please disconnect the host being set temporarily before large volume of data input!

9)

Selection and inquiry on LCD

Summary of Contents for JB-QGL-9100E

Page 1: ...Sanjiang USER S MANUAL SHENZHEN FANHAI SANJIANG ELECTRONICS CO LTD Address 3F Guangcai Xintiandi Mansion Nanshan Road Nanshan District Shenzhen China Post code 518054 Tel 86 755 86226969 Fax 86 755 86...

Page 2: ...itates Windows operation interface which is easy to learn to operate The maximum capacity of a single equipment reaches 25 920 points JB QGL 9100E JB QTL 9100E can be connected as required to intellig...

Page 3: ...ional keys 13 Chapter 4 System Configuration Details 14 4 1 System setup 14 4 1 1 Time setup 15 4 1 2 Zone setup Building setup Floor setup 15 4 1 3 Network setup 17 4 1 4 Password setup 19 4 1 5 FIP...

Page 4: ...5 History query 46 4 5 1 History fire 46 4 5 2 History fault 47 4 5 3 History linkage 47 4 5 4 History operation 48 4 5 5 History deletion 48 4 6 Special 49 4 6 1 USB data backup 49 4 6 2 USB data lo...

Page 5: ...bus intelligent alarm linkage pattern and can connect 324 intelligent detectors or intelligent modules at most The addresses of module and detectors can be mix programmed between 1 to 324 Several high...

Page 6: ...6 3 2 0 7 5 5 8 6 2 2 1 1 8 8 0 7 5 5 8 6 2 2 6 6 3 2 0 7 5 5 8 6 2 2 1 1 8 8 0 7 5 5 8 6 2 2 6 6 3 2 0 7 5 5 8 6 2 2 1 1 8 8 0 7 5 5 8 6 2 2 6 6 3 2 0 7 5 5 8 6 2 2 1 1 8 8 P R E S S H E R E P H O N...

Page 7: ...t detector or multi sensor detector such as JTY GD 930 JTW ZD 920 and etc I O module sounder strobe MCP and fire hydrant MCP The compatible intelligent modules can be connected in the system JK 952 in...

Page 8: ...Chapter 2 Installation and Dimensions 2 1 Product Appearance and Dimensions JB QTL 9100E Fig 2 1 Dimensions of JB QTL 9100E...

Page 9: ...ndby screw and key of the control panel and then if necessary check appearance of the cabinet after verification Please call the sales personnel of our company immediately in case of any discrepancies...

Page 10: ...us and ground as well as load condition Wherein insulation resistance should be higher than 20M and loop impedance should be lower than 40 Check the status of loop devices with debugging device that i...

Page 11: ...Fig 3 2 Indications No Silk screen LED Description 01 POWER Green The indicator lights when the main board is normally supplied by the mains power or battery The illuminating of the indicator does not...

Page 12: ...test and will go off after completion of the test 14 NETWORK Yellow Reserved Buttons Fig 3 3 Buttons 1 KEYBOARD button with light The panel buttons are unavailable when power on firstly and the indica...

Page 13: ...user has logged in the system 6 DISABLE button with light Pressing DISABLE will isolate all bus equipment any bus equipment in the networking system that are under alarm state fire feedback or fault s...

Page 14: ...m the corresponding device will be started automatically when the AUTO is chosen The device can only be started by manual operation in the condition of fire alarm when the MANUAL is chosen LCD display...

Page 15: ...certain fault or fire at panel start up 2 The time needed for initialization depends on the number of external devices connected When there is much external equipment the time will increase according...

Page 16: ...dow Attention In order to keep confidential will be displayed in the input box when entering After login panel keyboard will be activated at the same time and the KEYBOARD indicator lights Log out Und...

Page 17: ...KSPACE Back Space Delete text characters at the left side of the cursor NA Attention The above special function keys are not active under all conditions The main function keys active currently will be...

Page 18: ...nder Auto Manual Manual Permit PRHB Use Mode Debug Mode SP Test Start Stop Auto Register Disable Current Alarm Query Disabled Device Cancel All Disabled Single Point Test Horn Strobe Control Query Cur...

Page 19: ...d floor is to familiarize the system with the application engineering environment The whole area governed by the system is logically partitioned as follows by the 3 geographic orientation setup The sy...

Page 20: ...4 4 Zone setup window Building setup the building can be named in position description the initialization value in the figure is building 1 N Fig 4 5 Building setup window Floor setup press OK button...

Page 21: ...ust be carried out prior to other setups otherwise corresponding alternatives are unavailable at the time of linkage setup and other operation interfaces The incorrect building and floor setup may cau...

Page 22: ...is suggested to use a lower transmission rate for the transmission distance greater than 1000m For the application with larger length of networked bus and great number of networked host that is lengt...

Page 23: ...e main panel in the network The hosts involved in the network must be registered and each host must be aware of the online hosts over the network Caution The connecting line of networked host must be...

Page 24: ...ting panel is the terminal display unit of the fire alarm control system It is divided into two types 485 bus indicating panel and detector indicating panel 485 bus of the system can be used to manage...

Page 25: ...on description can contain 20 Chinese characters or 40 English characters Zone building and floor if the type of indicating panel is zone indicating panel the building and floor information can be dee...

Page 26: ...riginal setup and exit 4 1 7 Power setup The system can monitor 2 sets of power supply and specifies their application for supporting the panel or external linkage equipment The power setup interface...

Page 27: ...to off If choose this function is shown in front of the sub menu LCD will turn off automatically after 5 minutes without system operation Any key pressed or any move of the mouse LCD will turn on agai...

Page 28: ...stered and click in register is shown Press OK to save the setup and exit or press Cancel to save the original and exit They system will report IO Board communication fault once unconnected board is r...

Page 29: ...hods of the spreadsheet are exactly the same and similar to those of the microcomputer therefore this manual will not describe each setup one by one in detail The figure below shows manufacturing type...

Page 30: ...ors Check Annex 1 for Device types provided by this system If any type not involved which is required by the customer the Add device type function is available to add up new customized type The Output...

Page 31: ...ptive information of detector module is as shown in the following figure As can be seen from the figure the system initializes position description of each detector module to blank and the user shall...

Page 32: ...t is the equipment at multiple consecutive addresses share the same equipment type as follows Fig 4 29 Row Batch setup First set the address end number required for batch setting on the template windo...

Page 33: ...sed with the same method the room number lies between 1 and 254 Confirm each parameter is correctly configured and then click on Setup button to update the list configuration information of detector m...

Page 34: ...setup window The setup interface is divided into 3 areas condition area output area and area of optional activation devices Each page corresponds to a c e equation The setup flow of a c e equation is...

Page 35: ...lows Step 2 Select the number of IO Board and the number of Loop When the target IO Board and Loop are chosen the output devices available will be listed to choose from Step 3 Select the module requir...

Page 36: ...input type as follows Fig 4 35 Input type selection The 5 types commonly used by the system are presented by check boxes and 4 drop down selection boxes are given for selection of any equipment type...

Page 37: ...output result after that the linkage relation is completely set The system supports complex linkage of any 99 points at most IO board selection under the area of optional activation devices Fig 4 37...

Page 38: ...led secondary trigger means that when an activated module is stopped manually and the linkage condition is satisfied again due to new fire alarm the module is requested for the second time The setup o...

Page 39: ...in or some equipment types can be selected in the optional module list The floor linkage linkage of type output means when detector or module of any specified type at any floor gives an alarm the equi...

Page 40: ...utput type and certain floor in the system can be selected by drop down box which means The alarm of detector or module of any specified type at the floor will cause the modules listed in the result l...

Page 41: ...atly with the above linkage relations and the specific addresses of 1 5 detectors or modules can be set in the condition column The meaning of combined linkage start all modules listed at the result l...

Page 42: ...s below Fig 4 45 Broadcasting panel setup The broadcasting panel is a brought in product which can be connected to our host through 485 port The maximum capacity is 90 controllable points Once registe...

Page 43: ...or stops and all fire hydrants are chosen as the output result then all fire hydrants in the loop will have the corresponding optical signal indication Otherwise the fire hydrants displayed at the out...

Page 44: ...rol The above 2 functions are the same with operating the buttons on the front panel When enabled a shows in front of each item 4 4 7 Sounder auto manual When auto is set a shows in front of the item...

Page 45: ...r will be displayed if repeat value and stop command have not been obtained within 120 sec and the test shall be carried out again Fig 4 50 Timeout error 4 4 9 Single point test The single point test...

Page 46: ...ual manufact type of detector module being tested Current state indicating the state of detector module being tested such as normal short circuit alarm and fault On line state indicating whether detec...

Page 47: ...4 4 11 Auto register The auto register refers to registering detector and module data on the registered loop The register items include whether to register and the manufact type of the device Press OK...

Page 48: ...choice When auto register is in process the time countdown will be displayed at the bottom of the screen If current interface board is under communication time out error will occur when counting down...

Page 49: ...on this menu item and the system will cancel the disabled devices The system will automatically search for all disabled devices and cancel all disabled marks This function offers a convenient way for...

Page 50: ...den system power down or mandatory reset Generally this situation will not occur under normal operating state 4 5 1 History fire The format of each historical fire alarm is as follows No Time Year Mon...

Page 51: ...face of historical faults is similar to that of historical fire alarms Fig 4 62 History fault interface 4 5 3 History linkage The format of each request feedback information is as follows No Time Year...

Page 52: ...sub item can be used for inquiring information of the latest 1000 historical operations with the format of each historical operation as follows No Date Time Operation description 1 16 03 17 10 20 36 S...

Page 53: ...Special The menu of special operations is shown below Fig 4 66 Menu of special operations Note The special operations are only for system debugging and maintenance Therefore they are restricted to dev...

Page 54: ...a single U disk If the host number is identical the original document will be overwritten during data backup 4 6 2 USB data loading Download the data in U disk into the system host The host will searc...

Page 55: ...ormal while the bus data is different slightly 4 6 4 File reset Clear all system setup and all data will be lost after the operation therefore File Resuming is dangerous This function is used for prod...

Page 56: ...ying LCD brightness dynamically and display current LCD brightness The brightness control via panel must be carried out in this window Fig 4 75 Adjust LCD brightness 4 7 About Sub menus under About sh...

Page 57: ...add new functions and be responsible for the real time version upgrading of projects that have signed maintenance contracts with our company The operating info of the system shows below Fig 4 78 Syst...

Page 58: ...ements Correctly set bus manual control panel and multi wire linkage unit Correctly set printer indicating panel and CRT 9000 fire control room graphic display system Correctly set multiple hosts in t...

Page 59: ...time of device s action If the quantum is shown as the device performs no request or feedback action at present 4 Location or description For fire alarm and request feedback alarms this zone indicate...

Page 60: ...to click on or drag the scroll bar on the right side of alarm type area Press the Up and Down keys on the host panel keyboard b Disabling current alarm Two ways to disable current alarms Press the DIS...

Page 61: ...dress thus each panel will take up 30 addresses in sequence The panel number that can be included depends on how many IO boards in the system There are 11 choices as the starting address 1 31 61 91 12...

Page 62: ...ounted on this fire alarm control panel 15 points in total Fig 7 1Multi wire linkage unit The panel number that can be included depends on how many IO boards in the system Each panel takes up 5 addres...

Page 63: ...t connected to the power supply Problem The host reports faults of main power and standby power at the same time Possible reason and solution a Whether the main power feedback cable of the host is wel...

Page 64: ...ng without too much terminal resistance in between to ensure a high speed and reliable networking bus Problem The host reports short open circuit of Loop XX of IO board XX The 9100 series host will au...

Page 65: ...Manual button 12 Heat Heat cable 13 PresrSwith Pressure switch 14 Hydrant Fire hydrant button 15 FlowWater Water flow indicator 16 Gasalarm Gas alarm Type of feedback equipment 1 AgentSprnk Gas spray...

Page 66: ...ncy lighting 31 EvacuSgnl Evacuation light 32 Return Back 33 Horn Strob Audible and visual alarm 34 Horn Sounder Alarm 35 Strob Visual Alarm 36 ManualCtrl Manual control button 37 B module Broadcast M...

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