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INTEGRITY VOICE ALARM ROUTING MATRIX

Integrity Voice Alarm Routing Matrix Installation & Maintenance Manual • Approved Doc. No. DCS0003214 Rev 0 (8/2/05) • Page 8

CPU

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

Fire Alarm

Interface

GPI

SVM

SVM

CI-16

CPU

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

Fire Alarm

Interface

GPI

ILS

ILS

CI-16

CPU

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

Fire Alarm

Interface

GPI

ILS

ILS

CI-16

CPU

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

OP2

Fire Alarm

Interface

GPI

ILS

ILS

CI-16

PSE

PSE

PSE

PSE

Zonal

Emergency

Microphone

To

amplifiers and loudspeakers

To

amplifiers and loudspeakers

To

amplifiers and loudspeakers

To

amplifiers and loudspeakers

A 58 zone system with a zonal emergency
paging console and synchronised messages

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Summary of Contents for INTEGRITY

Page 1: ...INTEGRITY VOICE ALARM ROUTING MATRIX Installation and Maintenance Manual Approved Document No DCS0003214 Rev 0 8 2 05 ...

Page 2: ...or unit card 12 GPI general purpose interface card 12 1LS single group life safety card 12 SVM sound vault module 12 BGM background music input card 12 OP2 two zone audio output card 13 CI 16 control card 13 CONNECTING THE MAIN FRAME TO A PC 13 INTEGRITY MAINFRAME MENU STRUCTURE 14 FAULT MONITORING 14 CONFIGURATION THE INTEGRITY EDITOR 15 Installing Integrity Editor 15 Overview 15 Page tabs 15 Con...

Page 3: ... for system design installation commissioning and maintenance avail able from your local reference library or from the British Standards Institute Customer Services Department 389 Chiswick High Road London W4 4AL Tel 44 0 20 8996 9000 Web www bsi global com It should be noted that the above documents can be subject to revision or update at any time and we recommend you check the status of them wit...

Page 4: ...8 Code of practice for the design installation and servicing of voice alarm systems EN 60849 Sound systems for emergency purposes 1998 Its modular design allows systems to be constructed with up to 16 audio zones and up to eight audio input channels Up to four Integrity systems can be linked to one or more paging consoles so that systems with up to 64 audio zones can be constructed However the sys...

Page 5: ...Manual Approved Doc No DCS0003214 Rev 0 8 2 05 Page 5 Evacuate Message Alert Message CPU 8 audio channels PSE 4 5 6 7 OP2 OP2 OP2 12 13 14 15 16 Fire Alarm Interface ILS SVM SVM C1 6 To amplifiers and loudspeakers Audio Inputs Audio Outputs Emergency Microphone A basic Integrity system with six zones ...

Page 6: ...v 0 8 2 05 Page 6 Evacuate Message Alert Message CPU 8 audio channels PSE GPI ILS BGM OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface ILS SVM SVM CPI Zonal paging microphone Local paging microphone Music source Audio Inputs Audio Outputs To amplifiers and loudspeakers Emergency Microphone A typical 16 zone system Intergrity system ...

Page 7: ...OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface GPI SVM SVM CI 16 CPU OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface GPI SVM SVM CI 16 CPU OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface GPI SVM SVM CI 16 CPU OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface GPI SVM SVM CI 16 PSE PSE PSE PSE Zonal Emergency Microphone To amplifiers and loudspeakers To amplifiers and loudspeakers To amplifiers a...

Page 8: ...P2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface GPI ILS ILS CI 16 CPU OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface GPI ILS ILS CI 16 CPU OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 OP2 Fire Alarm Interface GPI ILS ILS CI 16 PSE PSE PSE PSE Zonal Emergency Microphone To amplifiers and loudspeakers To amplifiers and loudspeakers To amplifiers and loudspeakers To amplifiers and loudspeakers A 58 zone system with a zonal...

Page 9: ... a suitable cardboard box will also guard them against mechanical damage Opening the case THE INTEGRITY MAINFRAME On each side of the case there are four cross head screws Using a Pozidriv No 1 screw driver loosen the two front top screws and remove the rear top screws Identify the top rear rail and lift it upwards The steel cover will pull out from the front rail Remove the blanking plates from t...

Page 10: ...mains power supply It is powered by either one or two 24 Vd c supplies depending on the specification of the system connected via the CPU card The d c power should be derived from a regulated power supply with integral battery charger connected to standby batteries Overall battery size should be calculated as speci fied in the relevant installation standards See separate product sections for curre...

Page 11: ... Only This slot can only contain a CPU card CH1 CH8 slots These slots take any of the currently supported audio input or control cards Slot CH1 has a feature to ensure that failure of any system critical microprocessor results in the audio input from this slot being routed as top priority all call to all audio output zones Therefore slot CH1 is normally used for connection of an emergency micropho...

Page 12: ...ging consoles must be connected to separate GPI cards Note there are exceptions to these rules but restrictions are too complex to be covered in this manual 1LS Single group life safety input card This card is normally used to connect to an all call emergency microphone and to manual ly trigger the evacuate and test messages However the fault monitoring may be over ridden and it may be used for no...

Page 13: ...s which are reverse biased so that they can meas ure the presence of an end of line device EOLD This EOLD is usually connected across each trigger pair at the rack terminations In the event of an open or short circuit fault in the trigger line the fire panel will report a fault In order to ensure that a message once triggered does not stop unless it is positively reset the inputs will latch on and...

Page 14: ...led A fault buzzer output is initiated This can have four tones plus mute used during commissioning only If the fault warning has been silenced a reminder beep sounds every five seconds At the main panel when a fault occurs it can be silenced as follows Enter the PIN and press the YES button The display will show Enter PIN Default 2222 The first asterisk will be flashing Use the UP or DOWN keys to...

Page 15: ...pe of this document and it should be noted that some areas may change as the software continues to be developed For detailed instructions always refer to the help files provided as part of Integrity Editor A thorough knowledge of the Windows operating system and its conventions is assumed Open the program If it does not start immediately the default location is C Program Files SigNET Integrity Int...

Page 16: ...ut it cannot be merged into another program such as Word Notes As is implied by the name this page allows notes about the system to be recorded for future reference It is particularly useful when unusual configurations have been adopted to solve a problem Integrity Config This page allows the Integrity Editor program to be downloaded to the hardware Configuring the hardware There are no restrictio...

Page 17: ...n blue Left click the arrow to the right of the Card type and select Dual Audio Output from the list This will add two more zones to the system Add as many OP2 cards as you wish and then select the Zone tabs in turn to configure the zones Overtype the Description field with the name of that zone Note that the Fault Text changes to match Other functions that can be changed here are output levels fo...

Page 18: ...card For a zonal mic select the GPI card The 1LS card Up to four emergency microphones can be connected to a 1LS card using four two core or two four core fire resistant cables wired in daisychain format one after the other The default setting on this page is correct for an emergency microphone However the 1LS card can be used for any balanced audio input and the details are customised here For in...

Page 19: ... arrow you will hear the audio file play If you want to choose a different message simply select it from the list and press OK Note that this is a simulation the correct messages must be installed into the SoundVault card using the separate SVM upload download program The SVM card Select the SVM card option and then select the Message 1 tab Click on Evacuate Message and you will see the tab text c...

Page 20: ...le image for instance a green microphone You can then use the Panel Type radio buttons to choose the type of paging console you will be using The usual type is the MPC Series which is a range of panels with between 16 and 64 programmable buttons On most Integrity systems an alert and an evacuate message play at the same time in dif ferent zones This cannot be done with one card so a second SVM car...

Page 21: ...uit E g Integrity System 1 GPI Address 1 Integrity System 2 GPI Address 2 Integrity System 3 GPI Address 3 Integrity System 4 GPI Address 4 Note that the Paging consoles must also have a unique address and that this is pro grammed into the console itself Number of Consoles Set this to suit the maximum number of consoles on this GPI bus The maximum is four whether there is one system or four system...

Page 22: ...0592 kHz which gives acceptable quality with longer message recording time Messages are downloaded using the SoundVault 2 download program via a 25 pin to 25 pin parallel cable Does not currently work with Windows XP Messages are stored in Microsoft wav format and although there are several options for message quality only the following are used in practice 16 kHz variant good quality clear and wi...

Page 23: ...d 2 and 3 leaving 8 seconds for another message For best results messages must be recorded in one of the following formats 16 kHz 16 bit mono wav 44 1 kHz 16 bit mono wav 44 1 kHz 16 bit stereo CD quality audio Cause and Effects Once the hardware has been set up it is possible to set up the cause and effects page Overview of cause and effects In order to facilitate the routing of messages announce...

Page 24: ...amped record on the serial port This section explains how to make use of this to create a time stamped fault log Serial port The Integrity serial port on the CPU card is used for configuration or as a fault logger output When the configuration program is being uploaded fault logging is suspended However under normal operation either a serial printer or a PC can be connected to a serial port Serial...

Page 25: ...ontrol Choose COM1 or whichever com port your PC uses When you select a com port rather than a modem other fields are greyed out Click OK and the connection will be made Click File Save to make sure that the connec tion is saved Saving log to file Having set up the connection it is normal to save the log directly to file To do this select Capture Text from the Transfer menu You will be asked for a...

Page 26: ...e 26 Printing directly You can print to the default printer for your PC as events occur To do this select Capture to Printer from the Transfer menu Note that you can both save and print if you wish Printing later To print later just open the log you created under item 6 in a suitable editor package such as Notepad and select Print from the file menu ...

Page 27: ...th rack wings 489 wide Weight fully populated 5 kilo Power requirements Nominal 24V d c nominal min 21V d c max to 32V d c Current consumption 24V d c CPU only 50mA Fully populated 300mA Fully populated with largest paging console 64 zone fitted and all LEDs lit 500mA Fully populated with smallest paging console 16 zone fitted and all LEDs lit 350mA Current draw of each input or output card 16 to ...

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