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Summary of Contents for SafeLINC 4020-0160

Page 1: ...Installation Setup Operating Instructions SafeLINCTM Fire Panel Internet Interface FPII 579 349 Rev H...

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Page 3: ...rm Simplex and the Simplex logo are trademarks of Tyco International Ltd and its affiliates and are used under license Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation Windows is a tradema...

Page 4: ...rmed by a representative or authorized agent of your local Simplex product supplier EYE SAFETY HAZARD Under certain fiber optic conditions the optical output of this device may exceed eye safety limit...

Page 5: ...PII to the FACP via the Programmer 16 Overview 16 Using the DOS Based Programmer 16 Using the Windows Based Programmer 21 Connecting a PC to the SafeLINC FPII Diagnostic Configuration Port 26 Connecti...

Page 6: ...nistrative Changes 43 General Operations 44 The System Menu 44 Checking the System Status 44 Viewing System Card and Point Reports 46 Overview 46 Viewing TrueAlarm Service Reports 46 Viewing TrueAlarm...

Page 7: ...ing system Ability to send email messages for prioritized event notification and scheduled email of Dirty Excessively Dirty detector status information The SafeLINC FPII functions as an information ki...

Page 8: ...I Card Introduction to the SafeLINC FPII Continued Requirements SafeLINC FPII Card Illustration SafeLINC FPII TROUBLE LED LED3 NETWORK LINK LED LED1 SafeLINC FPII SLAVE CARD BAUD RATE ADDRESS DIP SWIT...

Page 9: ...rature Range 32 to 120 F 0 C to 49 C assuming 41 F 5 C rise in FACP cabinet Effective Operating Humidity Range 10 to 93 relative humidity 2 non condensing at 90 F 32 C 2 SafeLINC FPII power is supplie...

Page 10: ...1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 Figure 2 SW2 Switch Settings Use P10 P11 P14 and P15 to set the SafeLINC FPII card s incoming protocol Verify that P10 P11 P14 and P15 are all set to Positions 1 and 2 You should not...

Page 11: ...Set this switch to ON for 9600 baud communication SW4 2 through SW4 8 These switches set the card s address within the FACP Refer to Table 2 for a complete list of the switch settings for all of the p...

Page 12: ...F ON OFF OFF OFF 28 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON 88 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON 29 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 89 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 30 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 90 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON 31 ON ON OFF OFF...

Page 13: ...mbly is to be mounted on the PDI in a 4100U 4100ES expansion bay Figure 4 The card should be mounted to the left most position on the PDI connector as Figure 4 illustrates Use the connector on the bac...

Page 14: ...om bay PDI card Figure 5 Figure 5 4010ES Wiring Mounting the SafeLINC FPII Card Continued 4010ES Mounting The SafeLINC FPII may mount in the left most vertical block pair in a single bay box or any op...

Page 15: ...to the left most position on the mounting rails if possible IMPORTANT The 637 591 Bracket must be mounted to the 4100 4120 mounting rails before the SafeLINC FPII card is mounted Figure 5 4100 4120 M...

Page 16: ...hat bracket is installed the SafeLINC FPII assembly must be mounted to the hat bracket Figure 6 4020 Mounting Mounting the SafeLINC FPII Card Continued 4020 Mounting Hat bracket optional SafeLINC FPI...

Page 17: ...ing Overview 4100U 4100ES 4010ES Style Wiring PDI Connector P16 PDI Board J1 Connect to Corporate LAN All equipment comprising Corporate LAN is to be UL Listed Information Technology Equipment Use EIA...

Page 18: ...e Go to P2 Comms Harness 734 078 P1 SafeLINC FPII Card 4100 Motherboard P9 SafeLINC FPII Diagnostic and Configuration Port Not Connected During Normal Operation Use 733 794 Download Cable to Interface...

Page 19: ...20 Interconnection Diagrams 841 906 for more information TB1 P2 P1 P3 MAPNET INTERFACE BD 565 241 OR 2120 RS232 INTERFACE BD 565 224 OR NETWORK OPTION BD REPEATER CARD 565 411 OR 518 OR CONTACT CLOSUR...

Page 20: ...atus Check under Administration Security Settings Network Disconnected Network Link Integrity The SafeLINC FPII examines the Link Integrity Bit on the PHY to determine if the Ethernet Cable is plugged...

Page 21: ...of LED3 while the test is ensuing this test covers the entire contents of the DRAM both U21 and U22 on the SafeLINC FPII to ensure that the memory integrity is intact FLASH Test Conducted only at boot...

Page 22: ...ar to the RS232 with certain limitations Use Steps 1 through 16 below to add a SafeLINC FPII to the FACP 1 Use a PC with the DOS based 4100 Programmer application installed or install the application...

Page 23: ...RS232 Interface Card With this card highlighted press Enter to go to the 2120 Interface RS232 Card Data Entry Screen Figure 11 Card Configuration Editor 7 Press E to edit the communication settings s...

Page 24: ...rt Data Entry screen see Figure 13 Figure 13 RS232 Port Data Entry Screen 10 Choose Computer for device type and type in a header label and port ID label When done use the arrow keys to select the Eve...

Page 25: ...cess Levels option see Figure 15 Figure 15 Access Levels Option 13 Make needed modifications to the access levels except for Modify Terminal Flags You must set Modify Terminals Flags to 1 NOTE No user...

Page 26: ...PREFIX ON APREFIX OFF SUPV ON BELLS OFF HSHAKE OFF POLL OFF ATTRIB ON LINE FEED ON LINE WIDTH 80 16 Return to the Utilities menu Use the arrow keys to select Save Current Job from the Utilities menu a...

Page 27: ...application installed or install the application on your PC If necessary refer to the ES Panel Programmer s Manual 574 849 for installation instructions on the Programmer application 2 Run the Panel...

Page 28: ...gure 18 7 Click on the Port A tab and then configure Port A as shown in Figure 19 9600 Baud Even Parity 8 Data Bits and 1 Stop Bit Since Port B is not supported you need to leave it unused Figure 19 C...

Page 29: ...rt Data Entry Screen 9 Choose Computer for device type and type in a header label and port ID label When done click on the Access Levels tab see Figure 21 Figure 21 Access Levels Option Continued on n...

Page 30: ...he terminal flags as shown in Table 5 Table 5 Terminal Flag Settings Terminal Flag Description Setting SHELL OFF PROTOCOL OFF ECHO OFF LOGGING OFF STATUS ON ADDRESS ON BPREFIX ON APREFIX OFF SUPV ON B...

Page 31: ...rm Trouble Supervisory and Priority 2 Alarm Events as well as System Reset and Alarm Silence by checking off the field next to each event type Leave the remaining event types disabled 16 Save the job...

Page 32: ...the network Since the SafeLINC FPII is not yet operational at this point you should not be able to successfully communicate with the assigned IP address To perform this check you will use a Windows Ut...

Page 33: ...ply from 10 26 3 194 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 60 Reply from 10 26 3 194 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 60 Reply from 10 26 3 194 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 60 Ping statistics for 10 26 3 194 Packets Sent 4 Received...

Page 34: ...re the SafeLINC FPII properly on the network Alternately the MAC address is printed on a label located near the SafeLINC FPII s P12 connector 3 Contact your MIS or IT administrator to have him or her...

Page 35: ...one of the keystrokes from the Keystroke column Type ENTER by itself to exit Help mode Boot up Delay D ENTER Enter number of seconds from 2 to xx during which a key can be pressed during boot up to ch...

Page 36: ...rect type B and press ENTER to store the configuration into non volatile memory and reboot the SafeLINC FPII If you didn t make any changes type Q and press ENTER to quit without saving any modificati...

Page 37: ...artment on how to make adjustments to these settings However if your network uses a proxy server you must configure your web browser to bypass the proxy server for local addresses 2 On the Primary Log...

Page 38: ...ation menu contains the following options Login Accounts Gives the administrator access to all accounts Accounts can be configured edited and deleted on this screen Refer to Configuring User Accounts...

Page 39: ...5 Click the Update button You are now returned to the Login Accounts screen Notes The SafeLINC FPII can support a maximum of 20 user accounts A verification dialog appears if you choose to delete an a...

Page 40: ...ote The Administrator s password is shared among multiple designated Administrators IMPORTANT For maximum security change the Administrator s password often especially when a user is no longer an empl...

Page 41: ...ion Program 2 Click the Send Test Email hotlink to test your configuration Click Send Test Email on the verification dialog Check the mail account for where the email address receives mail to verify t...

Page 42: ...Status Check To customize the messages that will be sent each time an event occurs 1 In the Event Message Customization section of the Email Configuration screen click the desired message type in the...

Page 43: ...a Trouble event occurs a 30 second timer in the SafeLINC FPII begins During this time interval all trouble events are collected and combined into a single email message When the 30 second timer expire...

Page 44: ...ckout duration expires upon detecting the event that allows users to log in Local Configuration Options These options specify whether you must configure the SafeLINC FPII on the same sub domain on whi...

Page 45: ...through 192 168 0 255 Deny Access to All IP Addresses But Enter one or more IP addresses that will be able to successfully access the SafeLINC FPII Separate each address with a semicolon You can use a...

Page 46: ...lick the Customize Links item Then follow the instructions on the screen Figure 38 Custom Links Screen When you are done entering the information click the Update button at the bottom of the screen Cu...

Page 47: ...the Update SafeLINC FPII screen may render the SafeLINC FPII inoperable 1 Log in as the User 1 Administrator on the web site 2 When the menu returns click the Updating Firmware link on the right side...

Page 48: ...system administrator type in the user name case sensitive and press ENTER before typing in the password case sensitive and pressing ENTER Note Only User 1 can log in and perform this update All others...

Page 49: ...email server IP address port number and account username Event Message Customization Message Status Lists whether the messages are custom or default Security Settings Lists the settings made on the S...

Page 50: ...condition by looking at the numbers under the System Snapshot section at the top of the screen Figure 42 System Snapshot Click on any one of the four links for detailed information The screen will dis...

Page 51: ...Continued Checking the System Status Click on the Point Description for detailed information on the event Click the Email field to send an email to the emergency contact All users designated as emerg...

Page 52: ...n TrueAlarm Status reports display the zone name and custom label for each point in a channel as well as Current Sensitivity The percentage of a value for example smoke on a smoke detector that must b...

Page 53: ...C FPII Communication Status Lists the status of the RUI 4100 Slave Communications SafeLINC FPII General Information Lists the IP and MAC addresses as well as information on the Job and Firmware builds...

Page 54: ...e device to go into alarm Average Value The number of units of a value for example smoke on a smoke detector that the device currently detects on average Alarm Level The number of units of a value for...

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Page 58: ...579 349 Rev H 2002 2011 SimplexGrinnell LP Specifications and other information shown were current as of publication and are subject to change without notice...

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