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TFA2-596 - TFA4-1192

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Synoptic repeater

The synoptic repeater panel performs the same functions as the repeater and, in addition, it manages dynamically or on request
up to 32 

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 oor plans with up to 32 interactive icons each. 

Additional power supply

The system provides for the use of additional power supplies, which allow to increase the power supply and autonomy of the system.
The power supplies can be freely distributed within the infrastructure of the loop. The Tecno

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by the control panel and comply with the applicable standard EN 54-4-A2:2006.

Zones

Each zone may control 1 to 32 detection and/or actuation devices, typically detectors and modules (maximum number of devices de

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by EN 54). The control panel controls up to 150 zones, which can be specialized as 

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Virtual zones

The control panel can manage up to 100 virtual zones. The virtual zone is an abstract set which includes detection and/or actuation devices, 
typically detectors and modules. The virtual zones do not cause any kind of alarm noti

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The virtual zone may consist of devices, belonging to different loops and even to other virtual zones.

Formulas

The formulas determine the rules of behavior affecting the operation of the devices, on the basis of the dynamic behavior of the system.

Alarm plans

Each 

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and the repeaters of the system.
The alarm plan informs the operators about the behavior and the measures to be taken to deal with the alarm in the speci

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Programmable outputs

In addition to the mandatory alarm, failure and reset outputs, the control panel features 2 programmable outputs. For each of them it is possible
to program a function and the logic status (standard or reversed).

Access periods

The control panel manages 8 access periods that can be recalled as operands within formulas governing the operation of the output modules, 
sirens and optical-acoustic alarm devices.
The access periods invoked within a formula perform the operation requested by the associated operand.
The access periods can also be used to enable the monitored system mode.

Customizable calendar

The control panel is equipped with a customizable four-year calendar that manages all the operations controlled by the clock.
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Personal computer interface

The control panel has an USB interface dedicated to the connection of a personal computer with which it is possible to perform, depending
on the access level, all programming operations and the system 

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Serial printer interface

The control panel provides a TTL port dedicated to connecting a PROG32 interface to which you can connect a serial printer.

Event buffer

The control panel stores in its non-volatile buffer up to 8192 events in descending chronological order.
The memory contents can be displayed via the control panel or sent to the printer through the TTL port. Events can be displayed and 

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by the software. For this, the events are downloaded and saved in a log 

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Communication analysis

The control panel constantly supervises all communications among the devices that make up the system and registers possible errors.

Summary of Contents for Tecnofire TFA2-596

Page 1: ...Installation Release 3 2 FW release 2 0 00 Models TFA2 596 TFA4 1192 Programming SW release 5 4 Update 07 2019 Language English TFA2 596 TFA4 1192 Addressable re alarm systems...

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Page 3: ...according to the following standards Control panels EN 54 2 1997 A1 2006 TFA2 596 Certification number 0051 CPR 0389 TFA4 1192 Certification number 0051 CPR 0388 Power supply EN 54 4 1997 A1 2002 A2 2...

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Page 5: ...ety 17 4 5 Secondary power supply 18 5 USER INTERFACE 5 1 Control panel 19 5 2 Access levels and codes 19 5 3 Function keys 20 5 4 Signaling LED 21 5 5 Viewing of operating states 22 5 6 Notification...

Page 6: ...supply 49 10 CONNECTION 10 1 Detection loop connection 51 10 2 Siren connection 52 10 3 RS485 bus connection 53 10 4 Potentiation of the secondary power supply 56 10 5 TFA2 596 additional power supply...

Page 7: ...e of the products acquired through specific training at Tecnofire division of Tecnoalarm S r l Environmental requirements The control panel and all the system components must be installed inside struc...

Page 8: ...econdary battery power supply of the control panel and of the auxiliary power supplies Checking the operational state of the batteries and self powered devices sirens and telephone transmitters Checki...

Page 9: ...192 Max network configuration 16 control panels Repeaters 16 16 Max 256 16 x 16 Detection loop 2 4 Max 64 4 x 16 Detectors per loop 199 199 Total detectors 398 199 x 2 796 199 x 4 Max 12736 796 x 16 M...

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Page 11: ...nage encrypted transmissions using customized passphrases Control panel network The network can be composed of a total of 16 addressable control panels connected through the RS485 serial bus The netwo...

Page 12: ...r and the measures to be taken to deal with the alarm in the specific zone Programmable outputs In addition to the mandatory alarm failure and reset outputs the control panel features 2 programmable o...

Page 13: ...200 TFA2 596 Alarm plans 200 TFA4 1192 100 TFA2 596 Access periods 32 Calendar Quadrennial programmable Test call with TCP IP Expandability Serial expansions max 16 TFT 7 TFT 7S Telephone communicator...

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Page 15: ...FOR INSTALLATION CPU board 12V 12Ah batteries Speaker Terminal board NTC probe for battery temperature monitoring USB port ALSW285PFC power supply Mounting holes TTL port Ground connectors Cable entr...

Page 16: ...mong these standards we mention non exhaustive list EN 50200 EN 60228 EN 50363 EN 60332 EN 50267 IEC 60332 IEC 61034 IEC 6754 The installer shall ascertain the current legislative requirements for his...

Page 17: ...d Mains connection 230V AC The mains cable is not included To reduce the risk of electric shocks in normal operating conditions observe the following precautions Use a double insulated cable with shie...

Page 18: ...re of the battery via the NTC Negative Temperature Coefficient probe and adjusts the charging voltage of the batteries according to the themperature measured The NTC probe must be connected to the ded...

Page 19: ...the RESET key B Switch the operating state of the control panel monitored not monitored C Manually activate an evacuation alarm D Access the list of menus reserved to level 2 E Stop and reset the sir...

Page 20: ...lit The display alarm notifications remain visible MONITORED Toggle of the Monitored system mode N B This function only works if the option has been programmed 1 Press MONITORED 2 Enter level 2 code T...

Page 21: ...f Sirens not stopped On Sirens stopped exclusion Yellow Exclusion of system devices Off No device excluded On At least one device excluded Siren fail EXCL Yellow Failure or exclusion of the sirens Off...

Page 22: ...edgment of an event causes the muting of the speaker and the automatic display of the contents of the storage folder of the acknowledged event At the bottom the display shows 6 folders in which the ev...

Page 23: ...02 2019 08 00 00 08 00 00 08 00 00 Access level 1 Access level 1 Access level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Test 0000 Alarm 0001 Preal 0000 Tech Al 0000 Failure 0000 Excl 0000 08 03 2018 08 00 00 Alarm 2...

Page 24: ...OK LED on MONITORED LED on or off depending on the selected state TX CARRIED OUT LED off All the other LED are off No siren is active No output is active 16 02 2019 08 00 00 Access level 1 Level 2 Lev...

Page 25: ...d The display shows the technical prealarm state Signaling after the first acknowledgment The speaker is muted The TECHNICAL ALARM LED turns on steadily The display shows the list of active technical...

Page 26: ...e control panel and the devices connected on the loop has broken down Active fire alarm This icon signals that the indicated device is in alarm state Detectors maintenance request This icon signals th...

Page 27: ...e is over In this case to stop the notification it is necessary to reset the control panel 16 02 2019 08 00 00 Access level 1 Failure Failure Control panel 1 Aurora Hotel Console 1 Communication missi...

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Page 29: ...isabled the return to normal operating conditions does not automatically acknowledge all notifications It is necessary to reset the control panel 5 Switch on with battery power only Control panel swit...

Page 30: ...st frequency 30 minutes Delay of failure notification 2 hours Signaling on occurence of failure The BATTERY LED starts flashing Signaling on notification of failure The control panel display shows BAT...

Page 31: ...ns on steadily The GENERAL FAILURE LED starts flashing The failure relay is activated Reset of faillure notifications The failure notifications are reset after detecting for 60 seconds that the power...

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Page 33: ...ces with other zones 5 It must include minimum 1 device 6 It can include a total of 32 devices limitation valid only for fire zones DEFAULT ZONE FEATURES 1 It is a non programmable single knock fire z...

Page 34: ...ector of the zone switches to alarm The timeout can be set by steps of 5 minutes from 0 infinite to 60 minutes N B The Behavior after prealarm setting can have an effect on the alarm release Prealarm...

Page 35: ...BEHAVIOR AFTER PREALARM The zone is in stand by state A device in prealarm state switches the zone to prealarm Double knock zone prealarm timeout Behavior after prealarm On the basis of the setting t...

Page 36: ...echnical alarm of the zone and trigger the output specifically programmed for technical alarm If a device generates a prealarm the zone will switch to prealarm state No alarm No alarm No alarm No alar...

Page 37: ...tate continues Zone switches to alarm None Alarm No alarm Flag Behavior after prealarm No alarm TECHNICAL ZONE BEHAVIOR AFTER PREALARM The zone is in stand by state A device in prealarm state switches...

Page 38: ...ates the alarm delay If the prealarm is not acknowledged by the operator within the alarm delay the prealarm is automatically converted into an alarm If the prealarm is acknowledged by the operator th...

Page 39: ...2 39 A Alarm No alarm MONITORED SYSTEM MODE ALARM TRIGGERING FROM A MANUAL CALL POINT The zone is in stand by state An alarm from a manual call point in alarm state pressed immediately triggers the al...

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Page 41: ...l 22 alarm relay otput ALL terminals 1 2 3 and the relay output RESET terminals 16 17 are not supervised type C E J according to EN 54 1 nomenclature Therefore in accordance with EN 54 2 they may not...

Page 42: ...itive input for power supply Siren output Notes Max current Positive power supply voltage for siren Controlled siren output reversed polarity in alarm 750mA 24V DC Negative power supply voltage for si...

Page 43: ...No SIR output failure No Monitored control panel No KEY jumper inserted No Prog enabled No Status battery No Control panel reset No Status battery failure No Technical prealarm Yes Ethernet conector R...

Page 44: ...9 OUT2 terminals 10 11 12 OUT3 terminals 13 14 15 OUT4 terminal 20 OUT5 terminal 21 OUT6 terminal 22 alarm relay otput ALL terminals 1 2 3 and the relay output RESET terminals 16 17 are not supervised...

Page 45: ...ly Negative input for power supply Positive input for power supply Siren output Notes Max current Positive power supply voltage for siren Controlled siren output reversed polarity in alarm 750mA 24V D...

Page 46: ...evice including outputs No Alarm from device under test No Exclusion of control panel outputs No System failure No At least one zone under test No Evacuation No Control panel under maintenance No Low...

Page 47: ...ways be open In some procedures such as firmware upgrade the jumper must temporarily be closed JP3 CLR The jumper is used to clear programming and restore the default settings In normal operating cond...

Page 48: ...The USB port allows to connect the control panel directly to a PC for programming of the control panel and upgrade of its firmware This connection supports only the standard Tecnofire protocol from t...

Page 49: ...c N B The voltage value measured at the battery charger output is subject to variations due to the temperature of the battery The battery temperature is measured by a probe mounted on the battery surf...

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Page 51: ...EXCL IP PSTN FAIL EXCL ZONE IN TEST SYSTEM MONITORED MAINS PWR OK NETWORKED DEVICES TX CARRIED OUT EVACUATE RESET ACK MONITORED STOP RESET SIR ESC BACK Control panel working Level 2 Version 2 0 00 ENG...

Page 52: ...between terminals 25 and 26 If one siren is connected a 47K resistor must be connected in parallel next to the siren If multiple sirens are connected a 47K resistor must be connected in parallel next...

Page 53: ...reating a network of maximum 16 control panels The master and slave bus can be connected in open or closed loop mode In this latter case the loop wired to the Master Bus port is closed on the Slave Bu...

Page 54: ...nnection to Master control panel Repeater Bus continues SW1 1 OFF Repeater Bus continues SW1 1 OFF Repeater Bus continues SW1 1 OFF Repeater Bus continues SW1 1 OFF Master control panel Bus terminatio...

Page 55: ...ON 2 3 4 1 ON 2 3 4 1 ON 2 3 4 1 ON 2 3 4 1 ON 2 3 4 1 ON 2 3 4 1 ON 2 3 4 1 ON 2 3 4 1 Connection of repeaters in open loop to Master control panel with fiber optic converter Repeater Bus continues...

Page 56: ...ol panel is equipped with dedicated terminals for the connection of one or more power supplies TFPS 5 compliant to EN 54 4 The operation of the TFPS 5 connected on the loop is supervised by the system...

Page 57: ...outputs of each TFPS 5 power supply must be connected in parallel The positive and negative voltages of the first power supply must be connected to the terminals 29 and 30 of the control panel The ne...

Page 58: ...act PTC protected I max 0 75A Normally closed contact Normally open contact N B The state indicated for the terminals 8 and 9 is in the condition of unpowered telephone communicator With the telephone...

Page 59: ...form the firmware upgrade of the telephone communicator In normal operating conditions the jumper must always be open During firmware upgrade via serial port the jumper must temporarily be closed Supe...

Page 60: ...B The address 0 disables the external Ethernet interface Accepted addresses range from 1 to 16 All other addresses are reserved END OF SERIAL BUS Insert on the last device of the serial bus SPECIAL P...

Page 61: ...st device 2 Unused reserved 3 BOOT function ON Programming mode BOOT function enabled OFF Normal operating mode 4 CLR function ON Programming mode CLR function enabled OFF Normal operating mode Termin...

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Page 64: ...ri 38 10099 San Mauro T se Torino Italy Manufacturing plant Strada del Cascinotto 139 54 10156 Torino Italy Tel 39 011 22 35 410 Fax 39 011 27 35 590 info tecno redetection com www tecno redetection c...

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