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UniPOS

Fire Control Panel FS5100

Instruction Manual

Page 43

Revision 7/06.12

Of 47

Appendix 6

NC NO

Lin 4 Lin 5

Lin 3

Lin 6

Lin 8

Lin 7

Rel 3

Rel 5

Rel 4

Lin

–

leads of fire alarm line № х

“+” – positive lead
“-“ – negative lead

Rel x – relay outputs for fire condition
NC / NO – changeover for the type of the relay contact

NO – normally open,
NC – normally closed

Module 5102

(6 fire alarm lines and 3 relay outputs for fire condition)

Summary of Contents for FS5100

Page 1: ...Fire Control Panel FS5100 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Revision 7 06 12 ...

Page 2: ...atteries supply 9 4 9 4 Power supply to external devices 9 4 10 Dimensions 9 4 11 Weight 9 5 Contents of delivery 9 5 1 Fire control panel 9 5 2 Additional module 9 6 General information 10 6 1 Access levels 10 6 1 1 Access level 1 10 6 1 2 Access level 2 10 6 1 3 Access level 3 10 6 1 4 Access level 4 10 6 2 Indications and buttons for control 10 6 3 Function Logical AND of two lines 13 6 4 Condi...

Page 3: ... 13 2 3 Function Disable fire alarm lines 23 13 2 4 Function Disable controllable outputs 23 13 2 5 Menu Current in fire alarm lines 23 13 2 6 Menu Setting the clock 24 13 2 7 Menu Parameter review 24 13 2 8 Menu Adjustment 27 13 2 9 Menu Archive review 27 13 3 Information screen Disabled Controllable Outputs 28 13 4 Menu Status 28 13 4 1 Menu Line status 28 13 4 2 Menu Controllable output status ...

Page 4: ...able outputs 33 18 2 2 Mounting periphery devices to relay outputs 33 18 3 Connecting interface units 33 18 4 Connecting fire detectors 33 18 5 Connection to power supply 34 19 Fire control panel start up 34 20 How to add remove or replace an additional module 34 21 Troubleshooting 35 22 Conditions of operation storage and transportation 37 22 1 Operation and storage 37 22 1 1 Temperature 37 22 1 ...

Page 5: ...ndications and control functions see section 6 1 ASSOCIATED OUTPUT controllable or relay output programmed by user to react separately in Fire condition I and Fire condition II in Fire condition via selected fire alarm line CIRCUIT BOARD CONFLICT fatal fault condition due to detected conflict between current configuration and configuration saved in the memory Usually it occurs when an additional m...

Page 6: ...d Usually this period of time is long enough for the authorized personnel to check up the indicated premises The inspection time is user defined and is equal for all fire alarm lines Light indicators show adding a period of time for inspection INTERRUPTED LINE OR CONTROLLABLE OUTPUT non fatal fault condition due to current value in a line or in controllable output lower than the threshold value Th...

Page 7: ...with his work with FS5100 3 Function Fire control panel FS5100 is designed to operate with conventional automatic fire detectors and manual call points The panel has outputs provided for external executive devices Its modular structure allows for variable configurations according the specific features of the protected site 4 Technical data 4 1 Modules 4 1 1 Type of modules Basic module Additional ...

Page 8: ...nd interruption and automatic reset Detection of removed fire detector and automatic reset Ability to set the lines in dependency of the function Logical AND Group addressing of manual call points and automatic fire detectors Two phases of Fire condition programmable time for Fire condition stage I separately for each line Option to prolong the time period for Fire condition stage I with programma...

Page 9: ...Basic configuration 150mA at 24V Expanded configuration 185mA at 24V Maximum configuration 220mA at 24V 4 9 4 Power supply to external devices Voltage 24 5 V Maximum current value including current of controllable outputs 1 3А 4 10 Dimensions Dimensions up to 445x327x87mm 4 11 Weight backup batteries not included 5 2kg 5 Contents of delivery 5 1 Fire control panel Fire control panel FS5100 1 pc Re...

Page 10: ... Level 1 Suppression of the local sounder and switching off the outputs activated upon fire condition see sections 8 9 and 10 Exit of Fire condition see section 8 System functions of the fire control panel without entering SetUp Mode see section 13 6 1 3 Access level 3 Accessible for personnel trained and authorized for Reconfiguration of specific data of the protected site or of the fire control ...

Page 11: ...ror and Low battery due to interrupted mains supply Common indicator Fault condition flashing yellow light Fault condition System error and Circuit boards conflict Indicator System error continuous yellow light Fault condition Fault in mains supply Indicator Fault in main supply flashing yellow light Fault condition Fault in the backup batteries or in the charger Indicator Backup battery fault fla...

Page 12: ...els 1 and 2 To enter Information and Control mode Information and control Levels 1 and 2 To enter the selected menu To execute the selected command To save a modified parameter SetUp Level 3А Button Down Fire condition Levels 1 and 2 To display the first or the next message for fire condition Information and control Levels 1 and 2 To display the next element of the menu To move the cursor To modif...

Page 13: ...reased current value in a line within the limits between current values for Fire condition stage II and Short circuit the fire control panel enters Fire condition stage II in this line Where the 60 s of Pre Fire condition expire and none of the above mentioned three conditions is carried out the fire control panel exits Pre Fire condition in this line and is reset the power supply is interrupted f...

Page 14: ...tion stage II The fire control panel enters Fire condition stage II upon activation of a manual call point when the current in the line is between the limits for Fire condition stage I and Short circuit All threshold values are user defined separately for each line see sections 14 and 14 2 2 The fire control panel can be in Fire Condition in one or more lines When the fire control panel is in Fire...

Page 15: ... lines Switch off the local sounder for Fault condition upon fault condition Switch off the outputs associated to the lines in Fire condition Illuminate the LED indicator of the button if signalizations or outputs for Fire condition have been switched off The button does not affect and is not influenced by the following events When a new line enters Fire condition or proceeds from Fire condition s...

Page 16: ...eached if you press button the message of highest priority will be displayed If there is a suppressed message for disabled lines it will be displayed by pressing button When the suppressed message is displayed 15s after the last pressing of the button the message of highest priority will be automatically restored 8 3 6 Button Menu Press the button to enter Information and Control Mode 9 Pre Fire C...

Page 17: ...combination of Pre Fire condition and Fire condition the button triggers other operations see section 8 3 3 9 3 3 Button Menu Press the button to enter Information and Control Mode 10 Fault Condition 10 1 Description The fire control panel enters Fault Condition when any of the events below has been registered System error Circuit boards conflict Backup batteries discharged due to mains supply int...

Page 18: ... light Fault in controllable output indicator Out of order Disabled controllable output flashes in yellow light Fault in mains supply indicator Fault in mains supply flashes in yellow light Fault in backup batteries indicator Backup battery fault flashes in yellow light The local sounder is activated and produces discontinuous signal If the sound indication has been suppressed by button Stop Alarm...

Page 19: ...ted to the lines in Fire Condition Switch on the LED indicator of the button if signaling or outputs for fire condition have been switched off The button does not affect nor is its action cancelled by the following events When Fire Condition is registered in a new line or transition from Fire condition stage I to Fire condition stage II shall activate the local sounder for Fire Pre Fire condition ...

Page 20: ...ut of order Disabled controllable output illuminates in steady yellow light The indication can be suppressed by indication for a fault in controllable output the indicator will then flash in yellow see 10 2 1 No sound indication is supported for Disabled Component Mode 11 2 2 Text messages If there are disabled lines the following text message is displayed The right screen section 12345678 contain...

Page 21: ...ondition Disabled Components Disables Lines see section 6 4 12 3 Using the keypad Test Mode supports 1 active button When the fire control panel operates in combination of other conditions their buttons are active too When the message for Test Mode is displayed the button Menu is active Press it to enter Information and Control Mode 13 Information and Control Mode 13 1 Description Information and ...

Page 22: ... of the parameter In both cases when the maximum possible rate is reached a transition to the lowest possible rate is made When the fire control panel enters Information and Control Mode a transition to the first menu is made The menu contains the following subordinate menus and information screen System functions subordinate menu Disabled controllable outputs information screen Status subordinate...

Page 23: ...in test condition The outputs are active until the button is being pressed The button operates upon activated function Fire alarm lines test and upon absence of unaccepted changes i e if no changes are made after the function has been activated or changes have been entered by a single pressing of the function is not deactivated 13 2 3 Function Disable fire alarm lines The function is activated fro...

Page 24: ...ve the following cursor appear over the left digit HH When the desired time is set press and the function is deactivated if the data is correctly set If the entered data is wrong the screen remains unchanged and the cursor is positioned over the first digit of the wrong parameter fro example hour 25 13 2 6 3 Function Calibration Activate the function from the screen The s field contains the sign o...

Page 25: ... Check up for a removed fire detectors At N 0 no check up for a removed fire detectors is made аt N 1 a check up is being made The check up is possible when the fire detectors are connected according the diagram in Appendix 7a The check up is made every 8 s as the fire alarm line is subject to voltage 5V and reverse polarity Period for transition from Fire condition stage I to Fire condition stage...

Page 26: ...relay output 1 13 2 7 3 Menu Fire control panel parameters Select the menu from the screen The menu contains 5 information screens and 1 menu for the following parameters of the fire control panel Inspection time SSS is the period in seconds from 0 tо 255s this period is added to the period necessary for the transition from Fire condition stage I to Fire condition stage II in a line when button is...

Page 27: ... control panel Line N Normal line number N has restored from Fire condition Fault condition or Disable mode Line N Fire 1 line number N has entered Fire condition stage I Line N Fire 2 line number N has entered Fire condition stage II Line N Disabled line number N has been disabled Line N Rmvd FD line number N has entered Fault condition removed fire detector Line N Interr line number N has entere...

Page 28: ... screen for event s date and time where HH MM stand for hours and minutes DD MM YY stand for date month and year The screen is visualized when button is being pressed and hold 13 3 Information screen Disabled Controllable Outputs Where no disabled controllable outputs are available the following information screen is displayed Where disabled controllable outputs are available the following informa...

Page 29: ... Set Up Mode it does not serve fire alarm lines controllable outputs and the other periphery devices all lines and outputs are switched off the fire control panel is controlled via the keypad for mode operation In this state the indicator Fault condition illuminates in continuous yellow light and the local sounder is switched off The same principles apply to screen organization and keypad operatio...

Page 30: ...third line s parameter Logical AND is saved 0 14 2 3 Menu Fire control panel parameters Select the menu from the screen It includes the same screens as the analogical submenu of the menu Parameters review see section 13 2 7 3 with the following differences When button is pressed a screen for parameter change appears and the parameters can be modified within specified limits Screens for telephone n...

Page 31: ...d 12mA Current threshold above which Fire condition stage II in a line is detected 40mA Current threshold above which Short circuit in a line is detected 70mA Current threshold below which Break in a line is detected 3mA Logical AND of a line not set Controllable outputs upon Fire condition stage I in a line will not operate Controllable outputs upon Fire condition stage II in a line will not oper...

Page 32: ... are active in this mode 16 Saving the parameters All set parameters or modes of operation are being saved in the energy independent memory and upon interruption of mains or backup battery supply they remain unchanged When the fire control panel is powered again it operates according the preset parameters and modes The default parameters and modes are factory setup see section 14 2 6 User password...

Page 33: ...s 5 and 6 Terminals REL Fault C REL Fault NO and REL Fault NC of the Basic module potential free relay contacts When no fault condition is detected terminals REL Fault C and REL Fault NO are connected upon detection of fault condition terminals REL Fault C and REL Fault NC are conected The executve device shall be connected according to Appendix 7 d Output type for the relay outputs situated on Mo...

Page 34: ...y Enter Set Up Mode and set the common parameters and line parameters When the fire control panel exits Set Up Mode it proceeds to System operation and enters Duty Mode the unit is ready to provide site protection 20 How to add remove or replace an additional module FS5100 fire control panel is able to operate with one additional module of 5101 or 5102 type To add an additional module follow the i...

Page 35: ...inal with mains fuse Appendix 2 and disconnecting the feeding cables of the backup batteries Disconnect the fire alarm lines or executive devices from the module you want to replace Unscrew the M3 screw until the module is loose Appendix 3 Slide the additional module upwards so that the M3 screw enters the provided hole expansion Appendix 3 Take the additional module out Disconnect the module s ba...

Page 36: ...dition Removed FD check for short circuit in a component to a ground wire see Fault condition Short circuit to ground wire Fault in a controllable output Indicators and illuminate in steady yellow light the local sounder releases discontinuous signal the message Flt cO appears on the display Eliminate the fault short circuit or interruption in the fire alarm line of the controllable output or exec...

Page 37: ... transportation 22 1 Operation and storage The fire control panel shall operate and be kept in closed premises under the following conditions 22 1 1 Temperature storage from 5 tо 35 C transportation from 10 tо 50 C operation from 5 С tо 40 С 22 1 2 Relative humidity storage up to 80 operation up to 93 22 2 Transportation The fire control panel shall be transported by vehicles in factory packing in...

Page 38: ...rder disabled controllable output 6 Indicator System error 7 Indicator Fault in mains power supply 8 Indicator Fault in backup batteries 9 Common indicator for fault condition 10 Common indicator Fire condition stage I 11 Buttons for menu 12 Button with indicator Inspection 13 Button with indicator Stop alarm 14 Button Start alarm 15 Indicator Test 16 Indicator Disabled component 17 Key for Access...

Page 39: ...anel FS5100 Instruction Manual Page 39 Revision 7 06 12 Of 47 Appendix 2 Power supply module Backup battery Ah 7 Backup battery Ah 7 Terminal with fuse Fu 1 A 4 Fu 2 4A Basement Floor 1 North Floor 1 S outh Assembly diagram ...

Page 40: ...UniPOS Fire Control Panel FS5100 Instruction Manual Page 40 Revision 7 06 12 Of 47 Appendix 3 Connection of additional module Screw M3 ...

Page 41: ...t relay outputs for fault condition C common contact NO normally open contact NC normally closed contact Rel x relay outputs for fire condition C common contact of relay output NO normally open contact NC normally closed contact 24V positive lead of the power supply to external devices GND negative lead of power supply to external devices chassis earth Basic Module 2 fire alarm lines 2 controllabl...

Page 42: ...in 4 Rel 4 Lin 5 Rel 5 Lin 3 NC NO NC NO NC NO Lin х leads of fire alarm line х positive lead negative lead Rel x relay outputs for fire condition NC NO changeover for the type of the relay contact NO normally open NC normally closed Module 5101 3 fire alarm lines and 3 relay outputs for fire condition ...

Page 43: ...O Lin 4 Lin 5 Lin 3 Lin 6 Lin 8 Lin 7 Rel 3 Rel 5 Rel 4 Lin х leads of fire alarm line х positive lead negative lead Rel x relay outputs for fire condition NC NO changeover for the type of the relay contact NO normally open NC normally closed Module 5102 6 fire alarm lines and 3 relay outputs for fire condition ...

Page 44: ...x 5 4 FD30xx 1 3k9 2 1N5819 3 2 1 FD3050 OUT IN IN OUT FD80XX RI KL Panel Contrlol Fire FS5100 First Fire Detector Fire Detector Last max 32 Diode 1N5819 or similar b fire alarm line with group addressing of automatic fire detectors type FD8000 or FD3000 and manual call points type FD3050 5k6 Out X Out X Executive Device Diode 1N4001 or similar Panel Contrlol Fire FS5100 c connection of executive ...

Page 45: ...s Disable Controllable Outputs Parameter review Disable Fire Alarm Lines Set Up Mode Fire Alarm Lines Test Setting the Clock Archive Review LED and Sound Indicators Check up Line Status Setting the time Callibration Setting the Date Adjustment of Relay Outputs Clear Archive Controllable Outputs Status Appendix 2b Enter New Password Adjustment of Controllable Outputs Fire Control Panel Parameters L...

Page 46: ...Stage I to Fire Condition Stage II Logical AND Check up for a Removed Fire Detectors Current Threshold Short Circuit in the Line Controllable Outputs upon Fire Condition Stage I Number of Checks Inspection Time Interface Number Controllable Outputs upon Fire Condition Stage II Relay Outputs upon Fire Condition Stage I Relay Outputs upon Fire Condition Stage II Line Parameters Line 1 Baud Rate Mode...

Page 47: ...F12 Insert Delete Scroll Print 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 _ 1 2 Alt Shift Alt Tab R 485 S RS232 MODEM MODEM 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 UniPOS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3050 3050 3050 3050 3050 3050 3010 3020 3030 3050 3030 80 0 1 80 0 3 80 0 2 8060 3020 3010 3060 80 0 1 80 0 3 80 0 2 Diagram of fire alarm installation based on Fire control panel FS510...

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