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T1216W-C

 

MARINEW-P-I

 

11/12

 

PAGE 6 of 39 

 

Table 1 

– Content of Spares Bag 

Quantity 

Description 

Type 

Mains Fuse 

T5AH250V 20mm 

Battery Fuse 

T8AH250V 20mm 

16 

End-of-Line resistors for zone circuits 

10k 0.25W 

End-of-Line resistors for alarm circuits 

3k9 0.25W 

End-of-Line resistors for monitored outputs 

3k9 0.25W 

Access Control key 

Key Ref - 801 

Part no 509.023.061 

Positive battery lead 

Red 

– 250mm 

Negative battery lead 

Black 

– 300mm 

Battery coupling lead 

Blue 

– 250mm 

Tie wrap cable clip for securing mains lead 

 

Neoprene washers for box fixing 

Part no 2400174 

Total power failure battery [PP3] 

Supplied fitted 

Alternative Button test insert 

Panel - English 

1 x THORN 

1 x TYCO 

TYCO & THORN Logo Labels 

Self-Adhesive Label 

T1200C Documentation CDROM 

CDROM 

 

5.2 

Installation Instructions 

1. 

Carefully  remove  the  control  panel  from  the 
packing and lay the panel on a flat surface. 

2. 

Locate  the  spares  bag  (either  inside  the 
packing  box  or  inside  the  panel)  and  check 
that  the  items  shown  in  Table  1  above  are 
present. 

5.2.1  T1216W Panel Installation 

Instructions 

Note: 

The  panel  is  supplied  configured  for  bottom 

cable  entry.  If  top  cable  entry  is  required  then  the 
door of the enclosure should be removed & fitted to 
the  opposite  side  of  the  enclosure.  The  installation 
instructions  below  apply  to  top  or  bottom  cable 
entry.

 

1. 

Ensure  that  the  panel  is  on  a  flat  surface  with 
the door facing up. 

2. 

Remove the panel door as follows: 

3. 

Undo  the  two  slotted  screws  that  secure  the 
door  shut.  The  screws  will  remain  attached  to 
the door. 

4. 

Open  the  door.  Note  that  the  door  will  open 
past  180  degrees  and  will  put  tension  on  the 
hinges  if  no  support  is  provided  underneath. 
You may find it useful to place the packing box 
underneath the door to provide support. 

5. 

Locate the ribbon cable connecting the display 
board to the main control board (motherboard). 
Push the metal retaining clip off the connector 
on the display  and  pull the ribbon cable  out of 
the connector. 

6. 

Locate  the  earth  strap  connected  to  the  door. 
Pull  the  earth  strap  connector  off  the  spade 
terminal on the door. 

7. 

Use  a  suitable  flat  blade  screwdriver  to 
unscrew the hinges whilst supporting the door. 

8. 

Place  the  door  and  hinge  fixing  screws 
carefully to one side. 

9. 

The  chassis  is  fixed  to  the  enclosure  backbox 
at  five  points.  Three  of  these  points  are  key-
hole type; two are round holes for screws. 

10.  Remove  the  Chassis  from  the  enclosure  as 

follows: 

(a)  Disconnect  the  chassis  earth  lead  from 

the  spade  terminal  on  the  enclosure 
backbox. 

(b)  Remove the two cross-head screws at the 

bottom  left  &  right  corners  of  the  chassis 
(towards the gland plate). 

(c)  The  three  key-hole  fixings  do  not  have 

screws. 

(d)  Slide  the  chassis  free  of  the  key-hole 

slots. 

(e)  Lift  the  chassis  out  of  the  enclosure  and 

place  carefully  to  one  side.  Note  that  the 
chassis  is  heavy  and  caution  should  be 
taken when lifting the chassis. 

(f)  Observe  that  there  is  a  key-hole  fixing  in 

the centre of the chassis which slides onto 
a  post.  Care  should  be  taken  when 
replacing  the  chassis  that  this  key-hole 
slides onto the post correctly. 

NOTE

:  The  door  and  chassis  both  contain 

Control  Boards  with  sensitive  and  fragile 

Summary of Contents for TYCO T1216W-C

Page 1: ...12 2012 Thorn Security Ltd PAGE 1 of 39 Registered Company Thorn Security Ltd Registered Office Dunhams Lane Letchworth Garden City Hertfordshire SG6 1BE TYCO T1216W C Marine Fire Detection Alarm Con...

Page 2: ...EW OF THE COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE 17 6 4 PRE COMMISSIONING WIRING CHECK 17 6 5 POWERING UP 18 6 6 CONFIGURATION 19 6 6 1 BASIC DEFAULT CONFIGURATION 19 6 6 2 VESSEL SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION 19 7 OPERATI...

Page 3: ...D SIDE OF DISPLAY PCB 32 FIGURE 12 C1634 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE 32 FIGURE 13 C1630 OUTPUT EXPANSION INTERFACE 33 FIGURE 14 C1631 REPEATER INTERFACE BOARD 33 FIGURE 15 C1665 MUSTER INTERFACE BOARD 33 FIGU...

Page 4: ...plicable Refer to the installation instructions in section 5 2 4 Commission the panel Refer to section 6 Commissioning 5 Installation The control panel must be installed by suitably qualified technici...

Page 5: ...and battery swelling Batteries are irrecoverable from this condition and should be replaced LOW TEMPERATURE will prolong battery life but reduce output capacity DANGER Do not incinerate batteries If...

Page 6: ...secure the door shut The screws will remain attached to the door 4 Open the door Note that the door will open past 180 degrees and will put tension on the hinges if no support is provided underneath...

Page 7: ...eck that neoprene seals have been fitted as shown in Figure 1 then fully tighten all of the fixing nuts bolts e Check that the enclosure is firmly seated against the bulk head and is not deformed in a...

Page 8: ...s in the back of the enclosure that are used to mount the enclosure b Mark the location of one of the upper fixing holes on the wall bulkhead Drill and fix with a suitably plated or stainless steel M5...

Page 9: ...to the repeater You can use two cores in the data cable for this purpose only if the voltage drop between the panel and repeater is not more than 2Vdc Notes One repeater will draw up to 75mA which me...

Page 10: ...t St an da rd s A pp ro va l 00 86 0 9 K M 95 74 4 F ir e A la rm S y s te m Is ol at e Su pp ly B ef or e 00 86 C PD 5 55 92 1 O pe ni ng C ov er TH IS U N IT M U ST B E EA R TH ED RATING LABEL T h...

Page 11: ...ff Top right hand corner of C1626 motherboard Figure 3 Repeater connection diagram M in Sin GND GND M out S out C1665 Muster Interface in Fire Panel M in Sin GND GND M out S out C1665 Muster Interface...

Page 12: ...in series with R50 2 6k8 Resistor TB5 3 TB5 4 313 314 R50 2 De energised fault condition Before Modification 10k Resistor TB5 3 TB5 4 313 314 R50 2 De energised fault condition After Modification Wir...

Page 13: ...necessary permits to work are in place The Engineer responsible for the commissioning of the WMRCP system is available and a procedure is in place which includes the allocation of the various tasks a...

Page 14: ...rm the other side identifies this switch as Muster Additional double sided inserts may be supplied for Chinese or Japanese applications 5 5 1 To change the inserts 1 Isolate the mains supply to the pa...

Page 15: ...nut by turning the nut a quarter of a turn Press the frame against the enclosure door using fingers only and check for any slack 22 Repeat step 21 until the frame is firmly seated Note Over tightenin...

Page 16: ...hinge These are used to secure the door stay enclosure mounting bracket 6 Offer the door stay door mounting bracket up to the studs on the display frame as shown in Figure 9 and fit one M6 washer and...

Page 17: ...basic wiring continuity is proven 6 3 An Overview of the Commissioning Procedure Commissioning is broken in to 3 sections 1 Pre commissioning wiring check 2 Powering the panel up with no field wiring...

Page 18: ...between the IS barrier and the end of line resistor will support open circuit fault monitoring only short circuit fault will raise a detector fire It will not support detector MCP discrimination all...

Page 19: ...tively Charts are provided in the System Log Book for planning recording the actual configuration This configuration is not lost when the panel is powered down 7 Operating the Engineer s functions 7 1...

Page 20: ...Any current alarms disablements will be re indicated along with any active status indications Delay on etc o Close and lock the panel door o Return the ACCESS keyswitch to the 0 position to disable th...

Page 21: ...Zones o OFF Configuration mode disabled o ON Enables selected zones to be configured to non latching fire mode via the Engineer s Select feature Not EN54 compliant function SW 1 5 Config I S Zones o...

Page 22: ...immediately if there is a fire in a machinery space zone but will be delayed for 2 minutes for a fire on any other zone Sounder circuits 3 4 on the control board and any output board sounder circuits...

Page 23: ...lt Output Fault monitored powered O P J6 J7 J8 Fitted C1627 motherboard to the right of the Fault Routing Output relay Volt Free C O relay O P Removed Fire Protection Output Fault monitored powered O...

Page 24: ...d type of output expansion boards are set on DIL switches on the C1630 For the standard T1216W C panel the C1630 will be configured at works prior to dispatch If further output expansion modules are t...

Page 25: ...Engine Top Zone 2 O P 2 Main Engine Top Zone 3 O P 3 Generator Sets 1 2 3 Zone 4 O P 4 Generator Sets 1 2 3 Zone 5 O P 5 Generator Engine 4 Zone 6 O P 6 Generator Engine 4 Zone 7 O P 7 Purifier Space...

Page 26: ...ate a fire condition on a zone to operate the output Check that the fire signal operates the interface relay adjacent to the fire protection equipment 4 Open circuit the field wiring and confirm that...

Page 27: ...he primary supply Note The battery requires a period in excess of 24hrs to achieve a fully charged condition 7 9 12 T1216W C WMRCP Interface This work must be carried out in conjunction with the Engin...

Page 28: ...enclosure Check that all Earth leads are correctly firmly connected Check that End Of Line resistors in unused circuits are positioned in a safe manner and are unlikely to create short circuit faults...

Page 29: ...led Yellow Flashes for a fault on the Fire Output Steady when Fire Output is disabled Fault Output Fault Disabled Yellow Flashes for a fault on the Fault Output Steady when Fault Output is disabled 1...

Page 30: ...When controls are unlocked Reset Resets any standing fire and or fault conditions When controls are unlocked and panel has fire and or fault conditions Silence Buzzer Press to stop the buzzer soundin...

Page 31: ...SW1 1 to SW1 10 J18 Earth Fault Monitoring Link Connector for C1632 Zone Expansion Board Alarm Circuits Marked with Active Polarity Aux DC Supply 24V 0V Remote Inputs Silence Alarms Evacuate Reset Aux...

Page 32: ...osition Muster mode Link removed Evacuate Muster modes disabled Figure 11 Rear Right Hand Side of Display PCB SW1Config switch Top to bottom AD0 AD1 ZN0 ZN1 ZONAL VDR OFF Comms Fault LED J2 Comms In o...

Page 33: ...ity and type of O P modules connected From top to bottom F P0 Fire Protection F P1 Fire Protection S C0 Sounder Controller S C1 Sounder controller LED0 LED driver LED1 LED driver VDR Voyage Data Recor...

Page 34: ...DIMENSIONS SHOWN WITH BOTTOM ENTRY CABLE GLAND PLATE IF TOP ENTRY REQUIRED REVERSE DIMENSIONS ENCLOSURE ENCLOSED SPACES SUBJECT TO TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY VIBRATION TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS 400mm WIDE x...

Page 35: ...PPLY INCOMING PRIMARY AC MAINS SUPPLY OUTGOING AC MAINS SUPPLY TO PANEL INCOMING 24Vdc SUPPLY FROM PANEL 24V 0V AUX D C 24V 0V 4 SIL EVAC RST Panel Motherboard Auxiliary 24Vdc Terminals Mains Terminal...

Page 36: ...erminals C1634 Relay O P module address 2 zonal outputs 9 14 to Watermist panel C1634 Relay O P module address 1 zonal outputs 1 8 to Watermist panel Gland Plate Earth Wiring Screen Earth Terminal Blo...

Page 37: ...ect return to Aux 24V Zones 2 8 10k end of line resistor Zones 9 16 10k end of line resistor Field wiring terminals on panel PCB Detector base Manual Call Point Sounder 3k9 end of line resistor Aux 24...

Page 38: ...80R 1W activation resistor Z15 Z16 Z15 Z16 Wire Links Zones 15 16 from T1216W C panel 9 10 7 8 5 6 TB2 RL FLT I F Fault Signal from from T1216W C panel Watermist Control Panel Modification Note 1 Mods...

Page 39: ...with a suppression diode as shown in Figure 20 4 Remote Inputs Silence Alarms Evacuate Reset Class Change Connections Connect to 0V AUX DC via the Normally Open contact inactive condition 5 Remote Ou...

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