UniPOS
Fire Control Panel FS5100
Instruction Manual
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Revision 7/06.12
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To remove an additional module, follow the instructions:
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Open the fire control panel and cutt off the power supply by taking the fuse out of the terminal
with mains fuse (Appendix 2) and disconnecting the feeding cables of the backup batteries;
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Disconnect the fire alarm lines or executive devices from the module you want to remove;
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Unscrew the M3 screw until the module is loose (Appendix 3);
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Slide the additional module upwards so that the M3 screw enters the provided hole expansion
(Appendix 3);
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Take the module out;
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Disconnect the module’s band cable from the connector of the basic module (Appendix 3);
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Unscrew and remove M3 (Appendix 3);
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Restore the power supply of the fire control panel by placing the fuse back in the terminal with
mains fuse (Appendix 2), connect the feeding cables to the backup batteries and close the fire
control panel;
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The fire control panel proceeds to System operation and enters Fault condition: Circuit boards
conflict;
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Enter Set Up Mode and if necessary, re-configure the fire control panel;
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When the fire control panel exits Set Up Mode, it proceeds again to System operation and
enters Duty Mode – the unit is ready to provide site protection.
To replace an additional module, follow the instructions:
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Open the fire control panel and cutt off the power supply by taking the fuse out of the terminal
with mains fuse (Appendix 2) and disconnecting the feeding cables of the backup batteries;
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Disconnect the fire alarm lines or executive devices from the module you want to replace;
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Unscrew the M3 screw until the module is loose (Appendix 3);
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Slide the additional module upwards so that the M3 screw enters the provided hole expansion
(Appendix 3);
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Take the additional module out;
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Disconnect the module’s band cable from the connector and connect it to the connector of the
new module (Appendix 3);
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Place the new additional module in a way that M3 enters the provided hole expansion and the
restricting strap on the panel’s bottom is in opposite direction of the module’s slot (Appendix
3);
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Slide the new additional module down until rest (Appendix 3);
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Screw M3 until rest;
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Connect the fire alarm lines or executive devices to the newly added module (Appendixes 5
and 6);
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Restore the power supply of the fire control panel by placing the fuse back in the terminal with
mains fuse (Appendix 2), connect the feeding cables to the backup batteries and close the fire
control panel;
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The fire control panel proceeds to System operation and enters
♦
Fault condition: Circuit boards conflict – if the new module is of different type;
♦
Duty Mode – if the new module is of the same type;
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Enter Set Up Mode, if the new module is of a different type or to re-configure the fire control
panel. When the fire control pane exits Set Up Mode, it proceeds again to System operation
and enters Duty Mode;
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The unit is ready to provide site protection.
21. Troubleshooting
Possible problems and methods of troubleshooting are described in
Тable
4.