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Overview | Display and buttons in operation region

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 Operating panel Integral MAP | User manual

B-HB-0133EN

3.3

Display and buttons in operation region

| Display and buttons in operation region

Site Info

Access Code

Zone

Output

Input

Other Elements

Additional

Information

Menu

On

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Set Reset

Other

Commands

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Alarms

Faults

Disablements Actuations

Other Lists

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3.3.1

Displays and lists

(Depends on programming and authorisation level)

NOTE

Lists on the display 

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 displayed in accordance with EN 54-2. The lists on

the display vary depending on the programming, authorisation level or soft-
ware version.

3.3.1.1

Display in idle mode

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In an idle mode (standard indication), the display shows product and customer informa-
tion. The list counters are set to 0.

Summary of Contents for Integral MAP

Page 1: ...Operating panel Integral MAP User manual FIRE ALARM EN ...

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Page 3: ...n the event of an alarm 16 4 1 Fire alarm 16 4 2 Delay layer 16 4 3 Activate exploration intervention function 17 4 4 Reset alarm fault signal 17 4 5 Reset mute or disable sirens 18 4 6 Reset alarm 18 4 7 Transmission system actuated 18 5 General operations 19 5 1 Alarms faults and additional lists 19 5 2 Fault messages 20 5 3 Select elements and querying element states 21 5 4 Operation release au...

Page 4: ...lowing operating instructions describe the standard functions and operating pro cesses which can be carried out using the operating panel MAP on the Integral alarm control panels The different functions can vary depending on customer specific pro gramming and the version of the software used These descriptions and technical specifications correspond to the status as of the date of publication Schr...

Page 5: ... loss or damage to property ENVIRONMENTAL NOTICE Electrical electronical devices and batteries rechargeable batteries Electrical and electronical devices as well as batteries or rechargeable bat teries may not be disposed of in household rubbish As the end user you are legally obliged to return them Used electrical and electronical devices as well as batteries or rechargeable batteries should be r...

Page 6: ...y valid regulations of the country in which the system is being operated shall apply In addition the relevant country specific regulations and guidelines for the planning in stallation service and maintenance must be adhered to and complied with Damage and consequential damage caused by interventions or changes to products and their im proper handling are excluded from liability The same is also t...

Page 7: ...er Elements Additional Information Menu On Off Set Reset Other Commands 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Alarms Faults Disablements Actuations Other Lists Schrack Seconet 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 29 01 2020 INTEGRAL Operation Faults System Power Disablements Test Mode Fire protection equipment Call Service Actuated Fault Silence Resound Disable Enable 1 2 3 4 5 A Buttons and LED in the event of an alarm Chapte...

Page 8: ...ent of an alarm FIRE Delay Intervention Buzzer silenced Reset Alarm System 1 2 3 4 5 3 2 1 Fire alarm A fire alarm is indicated visually and acoustically The FIRE A indication flashes the alarm signal sounds and the detector zone detector number and the number of alarms that have been received are displayed on the operating panel display Further Information Chapter Fire alarm Page 16 3 2 2 Delay l...

Page 9: ...al tone changes from ac knowledgement time to intervention intervention mode The activation of the main de tector output is delayed by the programmed intervention time Pressing and holding the button Intervention C within the intervention time shows the remaining intervention time on the display Further Information Chapter Activate exploration intervention function Page 17 3 2 4 Reset alarm fault ...

Page 10: ...Schrack Seconet 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 29 01 2020 INTEGRAL 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 3 3 1 Displays and lists Depends on programming and authorisation level NOTE Lists on the display R displayed in accordance with EN 54 2 The lists on the display vary depending on the programming authorisation level or soft ware version 3 3 1 1 Display in idle mode Schr...

Page 11: ... 3 3 1 3 Display in element operation Pressing on of the buttons N Q selects a list with the individual elements types de pending on programming and authorisation level Entering the number of an element will show the element s status ELEMENT OPERATING ZONE 101 IDLE 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001 The LED on the right next to the numerical keypad flashes when other commands can be selected for the element...

Page 12: ...Pressing the button Site Info J displays site information Site information can be called up for each element when in list view or element view A customer specific programmed text is displayed e g 1ST FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM ROOM 25 3 3 3 2 Additional information Pressing the button Additional Information Y displays additional information In list view or element view additional information can be cal...

Page 13: ...and fault indication Operational status and fault indication Operation Faults System Power Disablements Test Mode Fire protection equipment Call Service 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 The Operation h LED indicates the system s current operating status The LED is not lit in case of power failure control panel failure and deactivated control panel acoustics The Faults i LED flashes if there is a fault The ...

Page 14: ...smission equipment in accordance with EN 54 1 is responsible for producing a connection between the fire alarm system and the alarm receiver unit of a location offer ing assistance Generally there is a main detector via which the fire alarm system is con nected to the fire brigade or a security service by means of a dedicated line Actuated Fault Disable Enable Call Fire Brigade 6 7 8 9 The Actuate...

Page 15: ...e Enable 41 42 43 44 The LED Actuated p flashes if the alarm systems are activated sirens sound The Fault q LED flashes if there is a fault in the alarm system s controller Pressing the button Silence Resound r resets activated sirens mutes them but these are reactivated together with the arrival of the next alarm LED lights up if the sirens were reset Pressing the button Disable Enable s switches...

Page 16: ...he Intervention C LED flashes and the signal tone for the acknowledgement time sounds Chapter Acoustic signals Page 8 If the Intervention C button is not pressed within the acknowledgement time depends on programming usually 30 seconds then the main detector output is automatically activated and the alarm forwarded to a location offering assistance 4 2 Delay layer Delay layer Depends on programmin...

Page 17: ...om ac knowledgement time to intervention intervention mode The activation of the main de tector output is delayed by the programmed intervention time Pressing and holding the button Intervention C within the intervention time shows the remaining intervention time on the display With this intervention time approx three to five minutes depending on the programming of the system the cause of the alar...

Page 18: ... permitted Only use this function if it is ensured that there is no longer any danger or if you are in structed to do so by the fire brigade The cause of the alarm message must be elimin ated If the cause of the alarm is not resolved for example there is still smoke manual call point was not reset the alarm will once again be displayed after 30 seconds If it has been proven within the intervention...

Page 19: ...tivations time levels presignals or fault acknowledgements The elements are indicated with the logical element number and where applicable with the sub element number detector number The elements in the list are consecutively numbered Three list entries are shown under the title of the list in line four of the list the last list entry is always displayed Using the scroll buttons E F to navigate th...

Page 20: ... replaced trigger a service all message the service call LED o lights up Call service department customer service immediately The warnings list shows all elements that have triggered this message 1 Pressing the button W displays additional lists 2 Using the scroll buttons E F to select the entry WARNINGS 3 Confirm with the enter button D 5 2 Fault messages Fault messages The i LED flashes and the ...

Page 21: ...ntrol panels Integral EvoxX C and Integral EvoxX B If the error code xxx 29 is displayed for a fault in the active system emergency mode is activated Operating and indication functions are reduced fire alarm system functions Call the service department customer service immediately necessary information equip ment type and number customer number messages error codes 5 3 Select elements and querying...

Page 22: ...ch operating panel different authorisation levels can be programmed with a vary ing range of functions The system is set to the lowest authorisation level as standard level 1 The Access Code K LED lights up if a level higher than access level 1 is entered In level 1 it is possible in standard configuration to reset the alarm fault signal Chapter Reset alarm fault signal Page 9 and call up lists Ch...

Page 23: ... of the element to be selected using the numerical buttons of the keypad X NOTE If an individual detector of a detector zone is to be queried enter the de tector number in addition to the detector zone number separated by a slash 3 Confirm with the enter button D If an element has been selected then the ele ment s current status is shown on the display u Pressing the button Off e turns the element...

Page 24: ... the the first lowest number of the range using the numerical buttons of the keypad X 3 Press the slash key to enter the range hyphen The display switches to range operation 4 Enter the the last highest number of the range using the numerical buttons of the keypad X 5 Confirm with the enter button D 6 The selected range can be operated together with the desired command d g 5 6 2 Operation of a ran...

Page 25: ...s the slash key to enter the range hyphen The display switches to range operation 6 Enter the the last highest number of the detector in the detector zone using the nu merical buttons of the keypad X u Example for detectors 3 20 of a detector zone 1 RANGE OPERATION ZONE 1 3 20 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001 7 Confirm with the enter button D 8 The selected detectors of the detectors zone can be operated ...

Page 26: ...The programmed times for automatically switching between daytime and night time operating modes can be displayed 1 Pressing the button Other Elements Q 2 Using the scroll buttons E F to select the entry DELAY LAYER 3 Confirm with the enter button D 4 Enter the number of the element to be selected using the numerical buttons of the keypad X 5 Confirm with the enter button D 6 Pressing the button Ad...

Page 27: ...5 Confirm with the enter button D u The current state of the printer will be shown on the display e g IDLE 6 Pressing the button Off e turns the printer off Pressing the button On d turns the printer on 7 2 Repeat print Repeat print 1 Pressing the button Menu a opens the menu for additional options 2 Using the scroll buttons E F to select the entry REPEAT PRINT 3 Confirm with the enter button D 4 ...

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