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Document No: LT0499

RDU Mk2 Installation & Programming Manual

Programming Part 1

Issue 1.02

8 April 2015

Page 6-41

6.6

ERROR MESSAGES DURING CONFIGURATION

Listed below are some error messages that can appear on the LCD during installation.
Refer also to the Operator Manual for a list of error and event messages.

Error messages that can occur on start-up

"Shift reg clocking fault"
"Invalid # shift regs.Total # regs=xxx # input regs=xxx"

These messages indicate a hardware fault with the shift register bus that connects the
Controller with MAF/PSU module. The fault could be on the Controller, the interconnecting
FRCs or any of the connected boards. Try with different cables.

"Shift reg driver fault"

This message indicates a problem with the software driver for the shift register bus.

"Clock crystal timebase check fail"
"Clock chip ram write read fail"
"Clock register write read fail"
"Clock startup fault"

These messages indicate a hardware fault on the Controller.

“Firmware checksum fail”
"Eprom CRC fail"

These messages indicate the checksum of the software program code is incorrect. This can
be caused by a damaged/corrupted memory chip or some other hardware fault on the
controller.

Error messages that can occur on entry to program mode

1. "Flash database version error Must reinit or reload database."

This message appears on entry to program mode and indicates that the database was
created with a different version of software and cannot be used. This message does not
appear if the database checksum is incorrect so it indicates the database is valid but
incompatible with this software version.

2. "WARNING-the database in flash is invalid. Recommend save->PC before save to

flash."

This message appears on entry to program mode if the database checksum is

incorrect.

Error messages that can occur on exit from program mode

1. "Flash database checksum fail. Processing is disabled."

This indicates the database checksum is invalid and the panel is non-operational. A

"DBASE CHKSUM ERROR"

event is also logged.

2. "History queue is being cleared"

This indicates that the size of the history queue has been decreased to enable the print
queue. This occurs when the programmable option to enable or disable event printing is
changed from disable to enable. When event printing is disabled, the history queue uses
the memory normally used for event printing.

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Summary of Contents for RDU Mk2

Page 1: ...4512 The RDU is a product of Tyco Fire Protection Products Level 3 95 Coventry Street Melbourne VIC 3006 AUSTRALIA Phone 61 3 9313 9700 NOTICE Information contained in this document is copyright and s...

Page 2: ...atures that prevent the installed RDU from meeting statutory requirements Tyco Fire Protection Products does not accept responsibility for the suitability of the functions programmed by the user CISPR...

Page 3: ...CHAPTER 2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 2 1 2 1 OVERVIEW 2 2 2 2 PHYSICAL STRUCTURE 2 7 2 3 SYSTEM STRUCTURE 2 9 2 4 NEW ZEALAND MODE OPERATION 2 15 CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS 3 1 3 1 GENERAL 3 2 3 2 MECHA...

Page 4: ...7 2 CONFIGURING ZONES 7 3 7 3 OUTPUT LOGIC 7 10 7 4 OUTPUTS ANCILLARY RELAYS 7 21 7 5 OPERATION OF WARNING SYSTEM EXTERNAL BELL ANCILLARY RELAYS 7 23 7 6 CONVERTING AN RDU Mk1 DATABASE TO RDU Mk2 7 2...

Page 5: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Introduction Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 1 1 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION...

Page 6: ...FP0786 Slimline Wall Mount FP0559 FP0787 Slimline Flush Mount FP0772 FP0788 4U 19 Rack Module FP0577 FP0789 Operator Manual LT0494 LT0252 Installation Programming Manual LT0499 The RDU can be used in...

Page 7: ...ming Manual RDU Mk2 AS4428 1 Operator s Manual Part number LT0252 RDU Mk2 AS1603 4 Operator s Manual Part number LT0494 1 2 2 STANDARDS This manual makes reference to the following Australian Standard...

Page 8: ...roughout this manual A C Air Conditioning ac Alternating Current AEOL Active End of Line AHr Ampere Hour ANC 1 Ancillary Relay 1 AZC Alarm Zone Circuit or Detection Zone AZF Alarm Zone Facility or Gro...

Page 9: ...GLOSSARY OF TERMINOLOGY The following terminology is used throughout this manual Ancillary Equipment Equipment external to Fire Alarm system Ancillary Relay Relay in RDU which operates Ancillary equi...

Page 10: ...RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Document No LT0499 Introduction Page 1 6 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 11: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual System Description Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 2 1 CHAPTER 2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION...

Page 12: ...se the zone names sent by the FIP The RDU can have up to 33 sixteen zone LED display relay boards fitted The RDU is supplied in several different physical arrangements including cabinet with MAF board...

Page 13: ...ired for connection to the FIP 2 1 4 PRINTER PROGRAMMER PORT The RDU also has an RS232 serial port to drive a logging printer which records all events time and date stamped as they occur This port can...

Page 14: ...RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Document No LT0499 System Description Page 2 4 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 FIG 2 1 1 MAF Configured RDU AS4428 1 keypad...

Page 15: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual System Description Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 2 5 FIG 2 1 2 Non MAF Configured RDU AS4428 1 keypad...

Page 16: ...RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Document No LT0499 System Description Page 2 6 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 FIG 2 1 3 Non MAF Configured RDU Flush Mounting AS1603 4 keypad...

Page 17: ...n the bottom 4U e g an AS1668 control rack but this could encroach on battery space The outer door has an MCP Australian panels only not NZ on the outside and a large acrylic window to allow viewing o...

Page 18: ...RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Document No LT0499 System Description Page 2 8 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 FIG 2 2 1 FP0558 FP0785 MAF RDU INTERNAL LAYOUT...

Page 19: ...witch inputs Screw terminals mostly demountable for field wiring FRC connection to other modules 16 Zone LED Display PA0454 Optional Extra 3 LEDs Mounts on 7U inner door ME0060 Includes 16 sets of 3 L...

Page 20: ...he three column type the last board requires the end of bus mini jump connector link LK1 to be fitted Up to four 3 column boards or ten 2 column boards can mount internally Additional Display boards c...

Page 21: ...f the 16 zone LED display board chain or if there are no other 16 zone LED relay boards then it connects directly into J13 connector of the controller The end of bus link LK1 on the last 16 zone displ...

Page 22: ...cription Page 2 12 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 FIP Zone Relay Display 1 1 1 8 8 1 9 9 16 16 16 17 1 17 24 24 2 25 25 32 16 32 33 1 33 40 40 41 3 41 48 16 48 49 1 49 56 56 57 3 57 64 16 64 FIG 2 3 2 a DISP...

Page 23: ...CATION MODULE MODULE PLUS RELAY OUTPUTS 1901 25 2 1901 64 16 ZONE RELAY 16 WAY RELAY 16 ZONES OF RELAY DRIVER MODULE MODULE OUTPUTS up to 33 Display Relay Driver modules 1901 25 2 16 ZONES OF OPEN 16...

Page 24: ...RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Document No LT0499 System Description Page 2 14 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 FIG 2 3 3 SYSTEM STRUCTURE NON MAF CONFIGURED RDU...

Page 25: ...ult condition is generated at the RDU The buzzer turns on if the buzzer is enabled for system faults an event is logged and a fault condition is signalled to the FIP The FIP will annunciate a fault an...

Page 26: ...an and New Zealand mode the brigade alarm relay is normally de energised and energises for alarm The MCP manual call point input on the MAF board cannot be used when in New Zealand mode and is ignored...

Page 27: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual System Specifications Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 3 1 CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 28: ...s 8U cabinet complete with MCP mounted externally Controller Display with FFCIF LCD Keypad MAF PSU includes 7 relays 3A PSU Blanking plate covering 4U of 8U rack space This RDU can accommodate up to 8...

Page 29: ...e treat Weight 20kg Unpackaged 22kg Packaged IP Rating IP51 3 2 2 FP0585 AS1603 4 FP0786 AS4428 1 8U MAF RDU Style Wall mounting Hinged outer door with large window hinges to left Accepts 19 rack moun...

Page 30: ...P30 3 3 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 3 3 1 MAF CONFIGURED RDUS 3 3 1 1 MAINS SUPPLY Voltage 240Vac 6 10 Current 0 5A Frequency 50Hz Termination For up to 2 5sq mm TPS 3 Way block with wire protectors 3 3...

Page 31: ...7 26 57 26 67 Battery Low 24 26 24 33 24 40 Standby Off 21 5 22 0 22 5 For voltage falling Standby On 22 0 22 5 23 0 For voltage rising Notes 1 All voltages stated in VDC at temperature of 20 C 2 Appl...

Page 32: ...ent per Ancillary Relay includes bells 11mA 11mA Current per Brigade Relay 16mA 16mA Controller Display LCD backlight off status LEDs off 29mA LCD backlight on status LEDs off 85mA Current per status...

Page 33: ...rms 2 8mm tab terminals Door Switch 5V 0 5mA Unsupervised 4 Way 1 PCB header J6 MCP not NZ mode 5V 1mA Supervised 2k7 EOLR 4 Way 1 PCB header J6 Relay Supervision Anc 1 Sup Anc 2 Sup One screw termin...

Page 34: ...sion up to 5 band Serial I O RDU Comms Power Termination to TX RX 0V 24V demountable screw terminal connector J11 3 4 1 3 NZ MODE DISPLAY EXTENDER BOARD INPUTS The Display Extender Board is used with...

Page 35: ...t Protection Allows external wiring Transmission Rate 9600 Baud Protocol ASCII Xon Xoff Termination 4 Way 156 male molex J1 DB9 Male DTE J27 Use LM0041 J1 or LM0076 J27 to connect to PC 9 pin serial p...

Page 36: ...8 V EXT J3 19 Zone 9 Alarm J3 20 Zone 16 Alarm J3 21 Zone 10 Alarm J3 22 Zone 15 Alarm J3 23 Zone 11 Alarm J3 24 Zone 14 Alarm J3 25 Zone 12 Alarm J3 26 Zone 13 Alarm 16 Way Relay Module PA0470 Relay...

Page 37: ...low open collector and an output to drive an index lamp All Outputs except LAMP Open collector pulldown to 0V Off voltage 30Vmax On voltage 1 1V 100mA max On Current 100mA max LAMP Open collector pull...

Page 38: ...ctive on any un isolated Zone Alarm Supervision Separate terminal ref 3 4 2 Anc 3 Bells 2 pole relay Link selectable function Standard Format Bells Switched 24Vdc output 2 terminals Bells Demountable...

Page 39: ...s Refer RDU Operator s Manual for description INTERNAL CONTROLS Mains On Switch in cabinet MAF configured RDU only Database Write Protect Function Enables disables writing to EEPROM Form 2 position mi...

Page 40: ...green Fuse Blown yellow on MAF PSU PCB Status LEDs Optional Additional Display 3 Column 16 Zone LED Display Board Requires 1 x ME0060 plus 1 x FZ3031 for the left hand position 1 3 x FP0475 for the re...

Page 41: ...FP1002 FP MX1 16 Zone LED Display Extender includes circuit board and 200mm FRC for connecting to next board LM0295 FRC 26W 700mm connect from one 4U door to the next Format 4U Parallel LED Display Zo...

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Page 43: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Ordering Information Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 4 1 CHAPTER 4 ORDERING INFORMATION...

Page 44: ...LCD DISPLAY UNIT FULL CABINET MAF PSU Controller Display and MAF PSU housed in 15U cabinet C W door window lock and MCP mounted on outer door FP0559 FP REMOTE LCD DISPLAY UNIT SLIMLINE WALL MOUNT Smal...

Page 45: ...1ST DISPLAY 1 2M LM0295 LOOM FRC 26W STYLE B 700MM ME0060 MECH ASSY 1901 79 RAC CABINET EXT INNER DOOR hinged 7U inner door for mounting Display Bds on includes screws cage nuts and PCB standoffs and...

Page 46: ...FRAME DISPLAY 16 LED MIMIC 24V Custom Brigade Index cabinet format board for mimicking 16 Fire LEDs from Display board PA0760 PCB ASSY NZ DISPLAY EXTENDER PFD MIMIC Custom Brigade Index cabinet forma...

Page 47: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Configuring An RDU Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 5 1 CHAPTER 5 CONFIGURING AN RDU...

Page 48: ...onfiguration of the hardware 5 2 MODULE CONFIGURATION The RDU performs some self tests at start up and checks what modules are physically connected It then displays the results on the LCD as to whethe...

Page 49: ...tsink to be fitted When a 6A power supply is fitted additional battery protection is also required see Section 5 3 6 To comply with AS1670 1 the power supply rating must be sufficient to charge the ba...

Page 50: ...rent 4 Find the greater of Iq In or Ia Calculate the power supply charger requirement Ic as follows and check that it is less than 3A If greater a 6A charger is required Ic I Cap 5 hr 24 x 8 where I i...

Page 51: ...x 1 25 2 96 Ahr Suggest two 12V 6 or 6 5 Ahr sealed batteries are used because these are a standard stock item NON MAF RDU BATTERY CHARGER CALCULATION EXAMPLE An example system comprises a FIP and 8...

Page 52: ...R52 R53 if fitted MUST be removed before installation of the RDU to allow the daily 40 minute battery test to be done without flattening the batteries or burning out the resistors 5 3 6 BATTERY OVERCU...

Page 53: ...ed to be fitted to Lk1 However if a Display Extender Board is fitted then the mini jump must NOT be fitted to Lk1 If two column LED display boards are fitted there is no need to fit a link to the last...

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Page 56: ...inues replying to the FIP on the RZDU bus There is no off normal indication at the FIP when the RDU is in program mode It is recommended that configuration forms specifying all text and programmable p...

Page 57: ...LL to AIF MODE on the lower right hand side of the front panel In general the lower function of the dual operation keys applies when in program mode For example the BATT TEST DOWN ARROW key is used as...

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Page 62: ...n the operating mode should be changed before any other programming Refer to section 6 4 1 5 Enter Text Program text names for each item listed in section 6 4 3 There are several ways that zone names...

Page 63: ...k of a PC laptop Refer to Section 6 3 6 Option 2 PSU fault inhibit is an operator function described in the Operator s manual LT0494 AS1603 4 and LT0495 AS4428 1 6 2 2 VIEW DATABASE To view the config...

Page 64: ...before entering program mode 6 3 3 6 3 4 DE ACCESSING THE DATABASE It is important to make an orderly exit from program mode by pressing the CLEAR ESC key repeatedly and following the prompts which a...

Page 65: ...ename In PanelX the Capture to file option in the File menu is used For the binary form of the database the file extension used is normally S28 For the text form the extension is normally TXT 2 Initia...

Page 66: ...ds to slow down the rate of data being sent to it If XON XOFF handshaking is not available on the computer or if errors occur then a slower rate e g 2400 should be used The baud rate used by the contr...

Page 67: ...s the SET key and select option 4 Program database The message Enter access code should appear 2 Press the SET key once 3 Enter the 16 hex digits using the RDU keypad The numeric keypad is used to ent...

Page 68: ...System and External Bell AS1603 4 systems have Bells 2 Reset and isolate commands in the FF alarm list behave differently In AS4428 1 mode reset and isolate commands reset isolate only the alarm zone...

Page 69: ...ommunicating with the FIP There are three protocol types which can be selected non LCD LCD A LCD B The default is LCD A and the RDU can also operate with the old style LED only protocol non LCD With N...

Page 70: ...y Bells setting determines whether Warning System isolate External Bell isolate or neither map to Bells isolate If set to none then neither the Warning System nor the External Bell map to Bells isolat...

Page 71: ...sed the database The default access code set by database re initialise for user 0 is 000000 There is no default code for users 1 9 User 0 can change any access codes users 0 9 but users 1 9 can change...

Page 72: ...aracter sets can be cycled through using the and arrow keys Numbers can also be entered directly using the numeric keypad The NOT key inserts a blank space EDIT swaps the cursors between the top and b...

Page 73: ...display then the right arrow key then selecting the RZDU zone name transmit option For an F4000 MX4428 FIP the download of zone text names is initiated using the RT command on the programming termina...

Page 74: ...e is being used via the local printer programming port the SET EDIT key can be used with the text entry menu showing on the display to enable text entry mode on the programming terminal To terminate t...

Page 75: ...F flow control or else set the line transmit delay to 100 milliseconds After loading the text names exit program mode and do a database print to check that all names have been assigned correctly 6 4 4...

Page 76: ...alarms in FF 2 Show point text in FF for zone 1 FF alarm source This can be set to one of three values 1 LCD messages 2 LED messages 3 Both LCD LED messages This option is normally set to LCD message...

Page 77: ...al ACK command is sent to the FIP if the global ack parameter is enabled and type 2 FF operation is selected Type 3 Global Ack If the type 3 global ack parameter is enabled and type 3 FF operation is...

Page 78: ...the alarm list if there are no unacknowledged alarms This is a requirement of AS4428 1 12 Show point text in FF for zone For a zone configured with MultiAlm disabled see FF Zone configuration Section...

Page 79: ...ollow FIP Local control parameters to be programmed for each of the following If the pass on option is enabled then the RDU can send a command e g isolate or de isolate to the FIP If the follow option...

Page 80: ...Warning System isolate External Bell isolate keys affect the local isolate status and do not affect the FIP status Follow enabled and local disabled With follow enabled and local disabled the Warning...

Page 81: ...With pass on disabled any combination of follow and local may be programmed except that a non MAF RDU FP0559 may not have local enabled The RDU receives the FIP bells isolate status from the FIP and a...

Page 82: ...is isolated if the received FIP ancillary isolate state is isolated For an F4000 MX4428 FIP the received FIP ancillary isolate state is the isolate state of ancillary zone zero For an F3200 FIP versi...

Page 83: ...ved from an RDU 2 BSR follow With follow enabled with or without pass on enabled the RDU monitors the BSR state received from the FIP if any and if BSR is asserted at the FIP then the ancillary output...

Page 84: ...for alarm and fault which will be sent to the FIP when they occur NOTE the MCP cannot be used in New Zealand mode 6 4 4 5 Brigade Test If this option is enabled the RDU keypad can be used to send a Br...

Page 85: ...t map to the common LEDs FIP status should not be enabled if the FIP is an MX1 because an MX1 FIP does not have meaningful information to send Common Alarm LED If there are any unacknowledged alarms i...

Page 86: ...2 NT and QLD do not have Daylight Saving There are two menus used to program daylight savings settings To swap between the two menus the right arrow left arrow keys are used The first menu gives opti...

Page 87: ...0Hz or 60Hz 2 Mains fail fault after 8 hours The options for this are 1 Yes 2 No 3 Mains disabled If this option is enabled then fault will be signalled when mains has been failed continuously for 8 h...

Page 88: ...ored for a 24 hour period to give the battery time to charge 6 4 4 11 Keys Enable Each key on the keypad may be enabled or disabled for each of four operating states A use for this feature might be to...

Page 89: ...riod in 6 minute units Pressing right arrow again shows 1 Buzzer operates in loud mode when door keyswitch is open enabled 1 Follow FIP alarm buzzer If this option is enabled the alarm buzzer at the R...

Page 90: ...and mode to be enabled or disabled Option 2 allows the NZ display extender board to be enabled or disabled On the second menu the external defect input can be enabled or disabled When New Zealand mode...

Page 91: ...RDU 6 4 4 4 USER COMMAND OPTIONS Global Ack Enable disable Disabled 6 4 4 1 Global Reset Enable disable Disabled 6 4 4 1 Global Isolate Enable disable Disabled 6 4 4 1 Type 3 Global Ack Enable disabl...

Page 92: ...ow FIP zone names in FF Enable disable Enabled 6 4 4 1 Capture FIP zone name from alarms Enable disable Disabled 6 4 4 2 FF alarm source LCD LED Both LCD 6 4 4 1 BATTERY MAINS CHARGER OPTIONS Mains fr...

Page 93: ...Hour Minute Day Disabled 6 4 4 9 KEYPAD KEY ENABLE OPTIONS Door open FF mode Enable disable All 40 keys enabled 6 4 4 11 Door open non FF mode Enable disable All 40 keys enabled 6 4 4 11 Door closed F...

Page 94: ...all enabled except for the following AckRX Hide Output zone MapANC1 MapANC2 There are no individual zone settings in the default database 7 2 ZONE LED MAPPING OPTIONS Zone to LED mapping Zones 1 to 52...

Page 95: ...rrect This can be caused by a damaged corrupted memory chip or some other hardware fault on the controller Error messages that can occur on entry to program mode 1 Flash database version error Must re...

Page 96: ...al regs xxx input regs xxx Shift reg driver fault This indicates a hardware fault 4 Processing disabled If a shift register fault occurs as listed above then this message will also appear to indicate...

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Page 98: ...o the board that is furthest from the controller board i e is at the end of the chain of display boards Board number 1 has LED sets 1 to 16 and board number 33 has LED sets 513 to 528 The following op...

Page 99: ...rm entries in the alarms list of other panels becoming acknowledged for that zone If there are other locally unacknowledged alarms for the zone then they must all be acknowledged first before a zone A...

Page 100: ...ut zone setting is needed at the RDU to determine whether the alarm activate state is alarm or activate 15 MapMAF If enabled the zone maps to the MAF If the RDU has a MAF board fitted then the MAF rel...

Page 101: ...down arrow keys toggle the setting The OR key steps directly to the next page of options and the PRINT key displays help information Press CLEAR to exit 7 2 2 2 Individual Settings for Zones Individua...

Page 102: ...s If some of the specified zones are present in the zone database but do not correspond to an exact entry in the database then an appropriate message is shown on the bottom line of the display as desc...

Page 103: ...to the range 33 to 40 i e the previous range 31 to 40 has been reduced to 33 to 40 If the overall intention was to remove zones 33 to 40 from the database then they must be explicitly deleted via the...

Page 104: ...oup is entered into the database Option 4 Paste assigns previously copied settings to the current zone range ESC CLEAR exits the command menu 7 2 2 6 FF Zone Delete Menu At any place in the FF zone me...

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Page 106: ...gic equations for relays 65 to 256 may be used to drive zone LEDs The RDU can have up to thirty three 16 zone LED display boards connected but only the first 64 LED sets four boards can be controlled...

Page 107: ...o output options in excess of 3 seconds 3 The amount of programming memory left can be viewed by using the free space option of the output logic programming menu 7 3 2 THE OUTPUT LOGIC MENU There are...

Page 108: ...OPERATORS The logical operators are as follows OR logical OR C A B C is active if A is true or B is true AND logical AND C A B C is active if A is true and B is true XOR exclusive OR C A B C is active...

Page 109: ...operand consists of the letter Z a number 1 to 64 and a condition which is represented by a single letter A F I N E g Z12A returns true when zone 12 is in alarm and not isolated The operands availabl...

Page 110: ...AR ARxq where x is 1 2 3 for Ancillary Relay 1 2 3 q can be A F I or N The relay logic tokens are not affected by whether the relay is mapped to the MAF or not The F condition may be latching or non...

Page 111: ...er P is initiated by the input with two programmable delays i e Input on to Output on and Output on duration Examples These examples show a seconds based timer 1 64 but the same logic applies to the m...

Page 112: ...med as being a system fault CGF is false if PSU faults inhibit for 24 hours is active EBO True when the External Bell is activated operated and not isolated or silenced EBS True when the External Bell...

Page 113: ...dby relay to de energise including hardware faults memory checksum faults and comms fail SOA True when the alarm buzzer is currently sounding SOF True when the fault buzzer is currently sounding STS T...

Page 114: ...erates the Evacuate tone and timer are to start and Inhibit must not prevent the deluge from operating Solution By assigning the smoke and thermal circuits consecutively the zone range operand can be...

Page 115: ...An ancillary relay output say AR1 and a timer say T1 are assigned The MUA MAF unacknowledged alarm is used as follows T1 S1 1 T1 MUA AR1 T1 MUA ALARM ACKNOWLEDGE 7 3 6 ENTERING EQUATIONS Entering equa...

Page 116: ...ded that all equations be written on forms before they are entered and checked against the forms after they have been entered Example NOTE this example has been taken from the F3200 programming manual...

Page 117: ...in an equation and the operand just entered is not required press DELETE NOTES 1 A logic equation or another NA token cannot be entered directly as an NA operand An intermediate variable can be used t...

Page 118: ...on latching L or non latching N applies to faults Fault and isolate mapped M or not mapped N to the MAF Supervision is load L or door holder D mode not for Anc 3 Isolatable yes no Testable yes no Supe...

Page 119: ...nal Bell Refer section 6 4 4 3 New Zealand Operation For New Zealand operation Silence Alarms and Trial Evacuation Brigade switches always map to the Warning System and never to the External Bell For...

Page 120: ...off if the ancillary 2 relay is isolated Otherwise if EBO is true and EBS is false the ancillary 2 relay is activated otherwise the ancillary 2 relay is off EBS is true if The external bell is locall...

Page 121: ...ase has been loaded into the panel The automatic conversion that occurs when the database is converted to AS4428 mode is as follows 1 FF Mode is selected as AS4428 Refer to section 6 4 1 1 2 The keypa...

Page 122: ...database RDU MK2 does not have this option but does allow programming of multiple passwords 7 Key enable disable settings RDU Mk2 allows each of the individual front panel keys on the keypad to be pro...

Page 123: ...hanges made to the wiring to allow supervision If the ANC 2 relay is not going to be used for either the Warning System or the External Bell but is still required to operate for an alarm on zones that...

Page 124: ...m Yes No If this parameter is true i e set to yes then for local LEDs the alarm LED is turned on for both isolated alarms and non isolated alarms If false then only non isolated alarms are indicated 2...

Page 125: ...on steady 5 Fault and isolate 2 Hz for 1 second then 1 5 on 0 5 off 2 short one long 6 Fault and partial isolate 2 Hz for 1 second then 1 Hz for 2 seconds 2 short 2 long 7 Partial isolate 2 5 seconds...

Page 126: ...e display shows Zones not present press ACK to assign For example SID 0 Start zone 31 End zone 40 Zones not present press ACK to assign Pressing ACK will add this zone range to the database To assign...

Page 127: ...xample 2 modifying an existing range SID 0 31 40 Existing zone range in database SID 0 25 32 Entered zone range SID 0 Start zone 25 End zone 32 ACK Assign zone s ZONE Show existing According to which...

Page 128: ...Menu The XOR key can be used to select a command menu as shown below 1 Save all to flash 2 Delete zones Option 1 allows saving the entire database to flash memory If a lot of data is being programmed...

Page 129: ...n on connecting the RDU to a computer With a plain terminal or terminal emulator connected to the printer programmer port of the RDU tandem mode can be initiated by pressing the ENTER key and entering...

Page 130: ...DUs on MX1 include Point enable disable test reset and analogue values are not available at the RDU System functions battery test PSU voltages system faults are not available at the RDU If the Bell Is...

Page 131: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Installation Wiring Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 8 1 CHAPTER 8 INSTALLATION WIRING...

Page 132: ...unlight 4 Not subject to outdoor conditions without suitable protection 5 The LCD should be at average eye level and must not be higher than 1850 mm or lower than 750 mm above finished floor level 6 C...

Page 133: ...on Programming Manual Installation Wiring Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 8 3 430 80 o o o 6 5 o 6 5 515 o o o 6 5 o 6 5 1750 MAX 1400 MIN ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL FIGURE 8 1 1...

Page 134: ...25 o o o 6 5 o 6 5 125 o o o 6 5 o 6 5 1750 MAX 1400 MIN ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL FIGURE 8 1 2 RDU CABINET MOUNTING DETAILS SLIMLINE RDU FIGURE 8 1 3 RDU CABINET MOUNTING DE...

Page 135: ...in wall ceiling to allow for mistake alteration Note that it is best to carry out parts of the initial survey during installation in particular resistance and insulation testing WARNING Apart from the...

Page 136: ...1 The MAXIMUM line resistance loop FIP TX out 0V return must not be greater than 150 2 The MAXIMUM inter wire capacitance at the FIP RZDU terminals MUST NOT exceed 100 nF This should be the total of...

Page 137: ...r J11 Cut Lk1 on MAF PSU O VBF2 O VBF2 O TX O TX RZDU COMMS O 0V O 0V O RX O RX FP0559 FP0772 FP0787 FP0559 FP0772 FP0787 NON MAF CONFIGURED RDU NON MAF CONFIGURED RDU EXTERNALLY POWERED Ext 24V PSU C...

Page 138: ...e Refit the mains cover with the M4 nuts and shake proof washers note that these earth the cover 8 2 2 MAF RDU LED DISPLAY INSTALLATION When internal LED Displays are required the 4U x 80 zone or 7U x...

Page 139: ...o LK1 o o o o o FITTED EXT BLACK EXT EXT J1 J2 J1 J2 J1 J2 J15 LED o DISPLAY o DISPLAY FRC BLACK The order of the Display boards is as viewed MAF PSU from the rear i e inside If a New Zealand Display...

Page 140: ...ed in the back of the case and the board mounted on plastic standoffs Alternatively the boards can mount in an extender cabinet FRC is used to connect from the mimic header of each Relay Driver board...

Page 141: ...e 0V supply of the RDU This may not be desired especially if the equipment has a power supply connection to earth Note also that the open collector output has protection diodes to the RDU positive and...

Page 142: ...ach device Observe polarity the cathode of the suppression diode is connected to the positive line Where supervision is required the recommended connection is as shown in Fig 8 2 6 A or B with a retur...

Page 143: ...o ANC1 NC o ALTERNATIVE COM o 1N4004 0V o SUPPRESSION DOOR HOLDERS DIODE A WITH SUPERVISION OF LOOP POSITIVE WIRING ONLY VNBF o SUPERVISION RETURN SUP o ANC1 NC o COM o o NO o COM 0V o SUPPRESSION DO...

Page 144: ...E Note For a load of less than 400 Ohms a diode of suitable current rating must be added in series with the load at the load as shown below LOAD DIODE DIODE OR DIODE LOAD DIODE 0V 0V FIG 8 2 6C EXAMPL...

Page 145: ...line resistor varies with the number of branches such that the combined total is always 3K3 Branches EOLR 1 3k3 2 6k8 3 10k The EOLR must be fitted at the end of each branch For bells supervision a s...

Page 146: ...015 Issue 1 02 6k8 o BELLS 6k8 o Suppression Bell with Internal Diode FIG 8 2 7B EXAMPLE OF BELL WIRING WITH 2 SUPERVISED BRANCHES FOR BELLS WITH INTERNAL SERIES DIODE 6k8 o DIODE BELLS DIODE 6k8 o FI...

Page 147: ...y for connection of an MCP input but the MCP has to mount externally on the wall immediately adjacent to the RDU The MCP is connected to pins 3 4 of J5 the 4 way 0 1 Spare Input Connector on the RDU C...

Page 148: ...e LED Indicator Boards to drive alarm LEDs in an external display Each group of 16 zone alarms and the common indicators are extended in a separate 26 way FRC to the external display The number of FRC...

Page 149: ...ed in NZS 4512 but because some individual wires in the cable are not supervised though the cable as a whole is good fire alarm practice dictates that the distance between the panel and indicating uni...

Page 150: ...Wiring Page 8 20 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 All shaded cables 26 way FRC The first cable from the RDU Controller must be LM0092 FZ3031 kit FIG 8 4 1 REMOTE PLAN MIMIC DISPLAY RDU Cabinet External Mimic D...

Page 151: ...5 Page 8 21 All shaded cables 26 way FRC The First cable from the RDU controller must be LM0092 FZ3031 kit FIG 8 4 2 REMOTE MIMIC USING PICTURE FRAME DISPLAY CABINET RDU Cabinet 16 Zone Display Board...

Page 152: ...1 02 Optional 16 Zone Display Boards PA0454 FP0475 or FP1002 Term Board PA0772 PFD Shielded Mk2 Picture Frame Display Cabinet RDU Cabinet RDU Controller Board 12 Core Cable 30m Max J13 LM0092 FP1002 F...

Page 153: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Installation Wiring Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 8 23 FIG 8 4 4 WIRING OF RDU TO PFD ACTIVE DISPLAY...

Page 154: ...ue 1 02 Outputs Inputs spare 1 0 Volt 16 anc defect 2 15 Trial evac anc fire 3 26 way FRC 14 Silence alarms fire led 4 13 Ext defect defect led 5 12 Lamp test normal led 6 11 Lamp 7 10 BSR Lamp 8 9 24...

Page 155: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Alignment Adjustment Placing Into Operation Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page 9 1 CHAPTER 9 ALIGNMENT ADJUSTMENT PLACING INTO OPERATION...

Page 156: ...until the 15 9V reference on TP15 is 15 90Vdc R94 Fault Threshold Snip as required to set Fault Threshold to R105 nominal 19 03V MAF PSU MAF CONFIGURED RDU PT1 Battery Charger Voltage Should the batt...

Page 157: ...that batteries are not yet connected NOTE if the daily 40 minute battery test is enabled the battery test resistors must be removed 4 Check that links Lk2 4 on the MAF are fitted unless Anc3 is being...

Page 158: ...6 4 4 2 STEP 10 Perform a Battery Test If this fails check the battery connections leave for 24 hours and then retest STEP 11 Perform a Bells and System Test at the RDU then a system test at the FIP d...

Page 159: ...mini jump SW1 and press ACK to complete the sequence STEP 5 Check that the LCD has good visibility The LCD displays the RDU PCB configuration before showing the Base Display STEP 6 If required complet...

Page 160: ...BFF 998 CW Other ______________________________________ B Cabinet undamaged Paint OK C Door aligned correctly D Window undamaged and fitted correctly E MCP fitted and undamaged F Cabinet Door locks f...

Page 161: ...switch off on F MAF PSU Mains On LED on Fuse Blown LED off G VRECT at DC IN tab 40 42Vdc H Charger Voltage 27 3 27 4V warm 27 5 27 6V cold 4 OPERATION A LEDs bright through window MAINS ON LED on B C...

Page 162: ...electronically tested and adjusted before being fitted to the RDU 1 CABINET GENERAL A Cabinet colour Grey Gloss PR12 816C Other ______________________________________ B Cabinet undamaged Paint OK C Do...

Page 163: ...s bright through window B Correct modules are configured and found on E2INIT C Keypad disabled Buzzer louder with keyswitch hard clk wise D Controller Lk7 in Protect position E LCD contrast correct fo...

Page 164: ...RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Document No LT0499 Alignment Adjustment Placing Into Operation Page 9 10 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY BLANK...

Page 165: ...g pages are suggested as master forms for programming It is recommended that they be photocopied and a complete set be filled in for each RDU before programming is started When programming is complete...

Page 166: ...D LCD B Common LEDs show local status Yes No Common LEDs show FIP status Yes No Number of LED display boards 0 33 Max LEDs on 1 240 All zones isolated operates standby Yes No Brigade test Enable disab...

Page 167: ...NITIALS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 MAF RELAY LOGIC EQUATIONS NAME LOGIC EQUATION ANC1 ANC2 ANC3 STANDBY FAULT ISOLATED ALARM ANCILLARY RELAY CONFIGURATION ENABLE SUPVSN Y N LATCH Y N MAF Y N MODE Door holder...

Page 168: ...s No FF show isolated alarms Yes No FF zone alarm shows point text Yes No FF show FIP zone names Yes No Capture FIP FF alarm zone name to database Yes No LCD messages generate FF alarms Yes No LED mes...

Page 169: ...System isolate AS4428 only Pass on follow local Warning System operate AS4428 only Pass on follow local External Bell isolate AS4428 only Pass on follow local External Bell operate AS4428 only Pass on...

Page 170: ...START END MONTH HOUR MINUTE DAY one of next 1 2 3 1 LAST WEEKDAY OF MON SUN 2 Nth WEEKDAY OF MON SUN 3 DATE TIME DIFFERENCE HOUR MINUTE EVENT LOGGING Event printing enable disable Y N Printer lines p...

Page 171: ...bled Y N FF Mode Door Open Key Enabled Y N Non FF Mode Door Closed Key Enabled Y N FF Mode Door Closed Key Enabled Y N Prev Next Ack Reset Isolate Relay External Bell Isol Warn Sys Isol AIF Mode Clear...

Page 172: ...sue 1 02 RDU MK2 GLOBAL ZONE CONFIGURATION REF MapFF Y N AlmSndr Y N MultiAlm Y N AckTx Y N AckRx Y N LocAck Y N ResetFF Y N IsoFF Y N Hide Y N Log Y N Total Y N Alarm test Y N Fault test Y N Output t...

Page 173: ...U MK2 ZONE CONFIGURATION PAGE OF REF Start Zone End Zone MapFF Y N AlmSndr Y N MultiAlm Y N AckTx Y N AckRx Y N LocAck Y N ResetFF Y N IsoFF Y N Hide Y N Log Y N Total Y N Alarm test Y N Fault test Y...

Page 174: ...Forms Page A 10 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 RDU MK2 LED DISPLAY BOARD CONFIGURATION REF ZONE LED DISPLAY BOARDS BOARD NUMBER 2 COLUMN 3 COLUMN 2 3 SHARE ISOLATE FAULT LED Y N RELAY OUTPUT TYPE Y N 1 2 3...

Page 175: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Appendix A Configuration Forms Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page A 11 RDU MK2 CONFIGURATION REF ZONE NAMES ZONE NUMBER ZONE NAME MAX 30 CHARACTERS...

Page 176: ...ng Manual Document No LT0499 Appendix A Configuration Forms Page A 12 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 RDU MK2 ZONE DISPLAY REF BOARD LED OUTPUT LOGIC CONTROL PAGE of LOGICAL RELAY NO 65 256 LED SET 1 64 ALARM...

Page 177: ...Document No LT0499 RDU Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Appendix A Configuration Forms Issue 1 02 8 April 2015 Page A 13 RDU MK2 OUTPUT LOGIC REF PAGE of TIMER VARIABLE RELAY LOGIC EQUATION...

Page 178: ...Mk2 Installation Programming Manual Document No LT0499 Appendix A Configuration Forms Page A 14 8 April 2015 Issue 1 02 REF RDU MK2 ZONE TO LED MAPPING PAGE START ZONE END ZONE START LED END LED COMME...

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