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TFP-40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels

TFP-40X INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

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Figure 4 Electrical Connections

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Battery Connection Connector

A4

Main Supply Connection Connector

A5

Main Supply Voltage Adjustment Potentiometer

A6

Button for Startup from Battery

A7

Mains Fuse

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Summary of Contents for TFP-40 Series

Page 1: ...2016 TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panel Installation Operation Manual Issue Date 26 12 2016 Rev 02 ...

Page 2: ...l 1 11 6 2 Level 2 11 6 3 Level 3 11 6 4 Level 4 11 7 Using the Panel 12 7 1 Disable Mode 12 7 2 Test Mode 12 7 3 Siren Resound Option 13 7 4 System Error 13 7 5 Error Diagnostic 13 8 Maintenance 14 8 1 Situations requiring Maintenance Repair or Servicing 14 8 2 Routine Checks 14 8 2 1 Daily 14 8 2 2 Weekly 14 8 2 3 4 Years 14 9 Appendices 15 9 1 Appendix Mechanical 15 9 2 Appendeix Electrical 19 ...

Page 3: ...ction 20 Figure 7 Zone Connection 20 Figure 8 Zone Grounding Connection 21 Figure 9 Level 3 22 1922 Bilgi Elektronik San ve Tic A Ş Dudullu OSB 1 Cad İsmet Tarman İş Merkezi No 1 Kat 2 32 Ümraniye İstanbul Turkiye 16 1922 CPD 0690 EN 54 2 1997 EN 54 2 1997 AC 1999 EN 54 2 1997 A1 2006 Control and indicating equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings TFP 404 TFP 408 Provided ...

Page 4: ...Manual Quick Installation Manual Warranty Certificate 2 Warnings The panel contains electronic card consisting of digital and analog circuits Therefore it should not be used before having read the entire operation manual In case of any malfunction or in the case that the panel needs maintenance maintenance and repairs must be carried out by the authorized service station of the manufacturer compan...

Page 5: ...ine Resistance 4K7 ohm 5 1 4W General Error Relay 1 x NC NO dry contact 30V 2A Fire Relay 1 x NC NO dry contact 30V 2A Auxiliary Output AUX 1 x 24Vdc 450mA Caution The output current of the panel should not exceed 1 4 A AUX Fuse 1 x 500mA F3 Cable Type for Outputs 2 x 1 5mm J Y St Y Lg Recommended Zone Information Number Of Zones 4 or 8 Number of Detectors 32 pieces per zone TFD series Output 24Vd...

Page 6: ...e designed larger and in color to direct the user For the calculation of how long the system can be supplied via a battery after an interruption of the main supply the current consumptions of the panel are given in the table for uncharged and alarm statuses Model Idle Status Alarm Status TFP 404 75 mA 140 mA TFP 408 115 mA 180 mA 4 1 Panel Properties 4 or 8 zones controlled against incorrect conne...

Page 7: ...sk C ALARM On Off Shall be used in Level 2 and Level 3 Starts the evacuation procedure activates sirens Mutes sirens in alarm status or resounds the muted sirens D MUTE Mutes Buzzer in cases of fault or alarm E RESET Shall be used in Level 2 and Level 3 Used to restore the panel in alarm or fault status to normal operating status The buttons F G and H shown in Figure 1 Control Panel User Interface...

Page 8: ...Level 1 H TEST It is used to test the buzzer and the LEDs in Level 1 It is used to change the processed zone or siren when disable process is active in Level 2 Also it is used to show the tested zones and siren for 3 seconds when test and disable processes are deactivated It is used to show the zones and siren being tested for 3 seconds in Level 1 It is used to turn on and off the test process in ...

Page 9: ... the earth connection Yellow N Siren Status Shows that the siren is disabled Shows there is a fault in the siren Yellow O Energy Shows that the system is supplied from any source NONE Green P System Activated Shows that there no problems that can affect the full operation of the system NONE Green R Test Shows that one or more zones are in test status NONE Yellow S Disable Shows that the zones or t...

Page 10: ...e holes marked on the wall and complete the fixing process with minimum 4 mm dowel and screws 4 Then proceed to battery and cable connection processes 5 3 Supply Input The panel main supply input should be connected to the 195 250 VAC 50 Hz mains voltage and earth connection must be made It should be ensured that grounding resistance is less than 10 ohms The main supply input fuse of the panel mus...

Page 11: ...uts The panel has 2 siren outputs of 24 V DC 500 mA with automatic return and fuse protection Drawing too much current through this output causes to panel to give out faults This output is monitored by the end of line resistance against open circuits and short circuits The cable of the siren supply line must a 2x1 5 mm2 cable The connections are shown in 9 2 Appendix Electrical Figure 6 Siren Conn...

Page 12: ...and activating zones sirens Zone test Evacuation status creation Muting or reactivating sirens in an alarm situation Resetting alarm or fault statuses To leave Level 2 turn the key into vertical position and remove it 6 3 Level 3 All the authorizations and functions of the system can be performed at this level The users of this system are authorized persons who have received training on system ins...

Page 13: ...ction system can be conducted by a single person When a fire signal is received from the detectors or fire alarm buttons from a zone being tested the panel enters into fire status If sirens are selected in the test mode the panel activates also the panel outputs and resets itself after 10 s Test mode settings can be adjusted from access levels 2 3 and 4 In order to test a zone or a siren Test butt...

Page 14: ...rgy to the zones and sirens is disconnected so as not to cause any false detection 4 Trouble relay is activated WARNING In case of a system error contact your dealer or authorized service station 7 5 Error Diagnostic In case of a fault General Error LED and the related fault LED flashes Situations detected as faults are given in Table 6 Table 6 Recognized Errors LED name Errors that may occur Gene...

Page 15: ...vice station Only qualified and authorized servicing personnel should carry out technical interventions on the device The device should be cleaned with a dry cloth No chemicals should be used 8 2 Routine Checks 8 2 1 Daily The authorized person should check the device daily for any fault statuses The green Energy and System On LEDs on the panel should be lit 8 2 2 Weekly Fire alarm systems should ...

Page 16: ... Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 15 9 Appendices The Appendices are divided into 4 categories a Mechanical Electrical Level and Maintenance Tables 9 1 Appendix Mechanical Figure 2 Panel Front Cover Screws ...

Page 17: ...TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 16 Figure 3 Mounting Screw Holes A2 Mounting Screw Hole ...

Page 18: ...nels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 17 Figure 4 Electrical Connections A3 Battery Connection Connector A4 Main Supply Connection Connector A5 Main Supply Voltage Adjustment Potentiometer A6 Button for Startup from Battery A7 Mains Fuse ...

Page 19: ...y rails shown as B1 are fixed with screws B4 and B5 are connected to each other with jumper cable B2 and B3 are connected to the battery supply socket with battery supply cable Do not use batteries that have reached the end of useful life or have been damaged by falling below a voltage level The device does not charge batteries that are below voltage level 20 5 VDC ...

Page 20: ...TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 19 9 2 Appendix Electrical Figure 6 Siren Connection Figure 7 Zone Connection ...

Page 21: ...TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 20 Figure 8 Zone Earth Connections ...

Page 22: ...tional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 21 9 3 Appendix Level Şekil 1 Seviye 3 C1 Computer Communication Connector C2 Switch for Siren Resound Option C3 Access Level 3 Activation Key C4 Hardware Reset ...

Page 23: ...TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 22 9 4 Appendix Maintenance Table Date Tested Device Device Position Remarks ...

Page 24: ...TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 23 Date Tested Device Device Position Remarks ...

Page 25: ...TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 24 Date Tested Device Device Position Remarks ...

Page 26: ...TFP 40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels TFP 40X INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 25 Date Tested Device Device Position Remarks ...

Page 27: ...he device should be carried carefully so as not to subject it to any external impacts and to prevent liquid penetration Malfunctions arising due to improper handling are outside the scope of warranty Complies with Directive 2002 96 EC This product is produced from recyclable and reusable high quality parts and materials Therefore do not dispose of the product together with the household or other w...

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