Zerio-Plus EDA-Z5008 Installation & Operation Manual Download Page 40

EDA-Z5008, Z5020 & Z5100 – Technical Manual  

 

 ZPControlTechMan_r105 

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10.2 - View Detailed Verify Information for a Single Device – service and commissioning users 

1.Main Menu>>5.Verify Table>>1.View Table>>2.View Detailed

 

From the 

‘Verify Table’

 menu, select 

‘1-View Table’

. Select 

‘2View 

Detailed’

. Press 

Enter

 to continue. Using the 

 and 

 keys select 

number of the device you wish to view details of and press 

 

Screen 1 

Dev:  The device number for which the information is displayed. 
Count: The time in seconds since the device last transmitted. 
Max:  The  longest  interval  between  two  successfully  received 

transmissions.  This  gives  a  good  indication  of  how  the 
device is performing. As a device transmits every 60 seconds, if the value is around 60, it has 
never missed a transmission, but if it is at 180 then two transmissions have been missed. 

RSSI:  The average signal strength of the device received at the main control panel, on a scale of -20 to 

+20. Any device with a strength above 0 will normally have satisfactory performance. 

Ant: 

The antenna number for the signal being received. 

Fail: 

The number of times the device has failed to transmit within the programmed period of time. 

Local:   YES means the device is assigned to the selected antenna. NO means the device is assigned to 

another antenna. On a single panel, single antenna system this will always read YES. 

Last:  The RSSI of the last received transmission. 
 

Screen 2 

By  using  the 

  cursor  key  the  screen  opposite  will  appear.  This 

screen  details  the  number  of  times  the  device  has  failed  to 
transmit within the time period shown. This information is for the 
history of the device since the verify table or device was cleared. 

 

View the Local Verify Information for All Devices – commissioning users 

1.Main Menu>>5.Verify Table>>1.View Table>>3.View System>>1.View Local 

This will display the local information for each device. The strengths shown are between the device and 

the antenna to which it is assigned. 

 

View the Verify Information for the Whole System – commissioning users 

1.Main Menu>>5.Verify Table>>1.View Table>>3.View System>>2.View All 

Allows the user to select a panel or antenna and see the count and RSSI values for any device. 
 

10.3 - Clear the Verify Information for a Single Device – service and commissioning users 

1.Main Menu>>5.Verify Table>>2.Clear Table>>1.Clear One Device

 

It is often necessary to clear the verify table. If devices have been 
moved  around  the  building  or  devices have  been  replaced,  then 
any  historical  information  needs  to  be  deleted  and  any  new 
information recorded. Use the cursor keys to select which device 
to clear, and press 

Enter

 to confirm. 

 

Clear the Complete Verify Table – service and commissioning users

 

1.Main Menu>>5.Verify Table>>2.Clear Table>>2.Clear All

 

This option will clear the verify information for all devices on the system. Press 

Enter

 to confirm. 

RSSI limits 

  Min -20, Max +20 
(Less than 0 is LOW) 
  ENTER to continue  

Dev:001 

   Ant:001 

Count:00055 Fail:000 
Max:00120  Local:YES 
RSSI:+20    Last:+20 

Dev:001 

   Ant:01↕ 

 
>120 >150 >180 >240 
 002  001  000  000  

 Select Device 001↕ 
    HEAT/SOUNDER 
 
    Use ← → keys  

Summary of Contents for EDA-Z5008

Page 1: ...ZERIO PLUS EDA Z5008 Z5020 Z5100 INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL ZPControlTechMan_r105 Revision 1 05...

Page 2: ...s EN54 2 1997 A1 2006 EN54 4 1997 A1 2002 A2 2006 EN54 25 2008 Control and indicating equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings Models EDA Z5008 EDA Z5020 EDA Z5100 Optional fu...

Page 3: ...is achieved by radio Text locations can be entered on the panel itself or by connecting a standard USB keyboard to the panel Devices for the system are visually the same as the standard Millennium an...

Page 4: ...evel descriptions V0 13 07 10 2013 Updated PCB layout V0 14 14 10 2013 Filename change DOP updated V0 15 17 10 2013 EN54 approved functions added Formatting changes V1 00 21 10 2013 First release V1 0...

Page 5: ...ion of fault with 40 characters of location text Event Log Memory 1000 events maximum Mains Supply 230V 50Hz 0 3A max Mains Fuse 1 x 250V 3 15A Battery 1 x 12V 7 0Ah sealed lead acid giving 72 hour st...

Page 6: ...Keyswitch Options 6 18 Panel Text 6 19 SIM Operations 6 20 Device Assignment 6 21 Panel Assignment 6 22 Add Antenna 6 23 Add Repeater Booster Panel 6 24 Add Pager 6 25 Remove Hardware 6 26 Panel Netwo...

Page 7: ...and settings some of which can be set in a way that would result in a system that does not comply with EN54 The EN54 approved settings are listed below Setup Type Standard Test Mode Type By Zone Test...

Page 8: ...ely isolated before working on any mains rated components Cables should only enter the panel housing through the knockouts provided Do not remove more knockouts than is needed to terminate the cables...

Page 9: ...laced The battery voltage can be viewed on the PSU Info section of the 6 5 Panel Info menu When replacing the battery always do so with a product of equal specification Always dispose of batteries res...

Page 10: ...A suitable data cable should be used with 2 sets of twisted pairs Cat 5 5e 6 can be used but is not fire rated Wired antennas and displays have two RS485 connectors making it possible to make a chain...

Page 11: ...free clean contact relays The relay type can be changed in 6 8 User Options and by positioning the jumper links and fuses as detailed below When relays are configured as fire routing or as sounder cir...

Page 12: ...fire condition exists across multiple zones multiple zone LEDs will be illuminated The EDA Z5008 8 Zone panel is shown The EDA Z5020 panel is equipped with 20 zone LEDs and the EDA Z5100 is equipped...

Page 13: ...ed by default though it can be programmed to do a number of functions See 6 8 User Options Cancel Used to return to the main screen from a menu or to return to the menu from a programming screen Enter...

Page 14: ...he fault has been acknowledged and does not re sound the buzzer unless a new fault occurs The LED on the device will continue to flash until the fault is reset see below 4 4 Reset a Fault A fault will...

Page 15: ...system can be silenced and reset without a code by turning off Code Protect see 6 9 System Options If a device has remained in alarm i e the glass has not been replaced in a callpoint or a smoke detec...

Page 16: ...ain Menu 4 View Events 2 View Event Log If a non menu screen is selected the Cancel button should be pressed to return to the menu without making any changes Subsequently then pressing Cancel for a se...

Page 17: ...Menu 1 Setup 2 Access Codes 2 Change Codes Using the cursor keys select the access level for which the access code is to be changed Users can only change the access code for their level and below Once...

Page 18: ...de the characters and press Confirm the text is correct and press Enter to save To return to the menu press Cancel Change Display Options service and commissioning users 1 Main Menu 1 Setup 3 Panel Di...

Page 19: ...indicator from 20 to 20 RF Chan The channel the system is using Pan The number of the panel programmed at the antenna Slot Device protocol slot Squelch RF interference filter Non user adjustable View...

Page 20: ...emoval button down while you place the jumper link to the ON position 2 If a sounder beacon callpoint transmitter or I O unit is being programmed hold down the unit removal button while holding a magn...

Page 21: ...either a common zone or a dwelling zone The zone designation will affect how the system reacts to an alarm within the zone The zone designation can be changed later in the HMO Zones menu Once complet...

Page 22: ...ctivates The FIRE SOUNDERS ON setting has been type approved Double Knock Zone Whether a second device in the same zone or any second device operates the double knock Relay 1 Type Choose relay type 0...

Page 23: ...h goes into alarm will cause the sounders to start sounding again 6 10 Fault Options commissioning users 1 Main Menu 1 Setup 4 System Setup 3 Edit Panel 1 Panel Options 3 Fault Options This menu allow...

Page 24: ...iggered Evac Relay This relay can be set to on off or pulse when the Evac tone is being sounded React Time If an alert is not silenced within this time period the system will trigger an evacuation Ven...

Page 25: ...e panel after delay1 Types 0 and 3 are type approved Delay2 Second delay before the sounders operate Tone2 Tone that the sounders sound after delay2 The SWEPT tone has been type approved Area2 The are...

Page 26: ...device to the panel or antenna it receives the strongest signal from This can be done for one device or for all devices at once Be sure to clear the verify table first and wait 15 minutes before runn...

Page 27: ...t the next available panel number the main panel is always panel 01 When prompted the memory card from the repeater panel will need to be placed into the memory card slot of the main panel Do not mix...

Page 28: ...ar Network The clear network option will remove any current network set up from a system It will clear the local panel currently being used the repeater panels on the network and clear the verify tabl...

Page 29: ...1 Main Menu 1 Setup 5 Device Setup 1 Device Info 3 Device Version Select a device and press Enter to poll that device This will display the version number of the firmware on the selected device Devic...

Page 30: ...pe will be displayed on the screen The LED on the device will stay lit until the device has been successfully added to the system The device number and zone for the new unit should be selected using t...

Page 31: ...ons have been edited press until press Enter to save is displayed Zone The zone the device is located in Delay1 The first delay before the sounders operate Tone1 The tone that the sounders should oper...

Page 32: ...Once the device has been found the device type will be displayed on the screen The LED on the device will stay lit until the device has been successfully reprogrammed The device number for the new un...

Page 33: ...r can disable a zone indefinitely by selecting a time of 00 hours Press Enter to save the change Device XXX disabled will be displayed on screen and the LED marked Disablements will now be illuminated...

Page 34: ...led will automatically be enabled again When Fire Routing is disabled open circuit and short circuit faults will not be reported Disable Fault Relay all access levels 1 Main Menu 2 Disable Enable 1 Di...

Page 35: ...ces zones remain then the Disablements LED will extinguish Enable Panel Input all access levels 1 Main Menu 2 Disable Enable 2 Enable 3 Panel Input Select this option to enable an input that has previ...

Page 36: ...NO SOUND Alternatively the sounders can be set to 6 SEC SOUND where any activated sounders will automatically silence after 6 seconds This allows the engineer to perform a one man walk test without t...

Page 37: ...s to be disabled in an alarm test Beacons Choose from Off or On Callpoint Override When set to Yes callpoints will cause an alarm and sounders will sound if operated in test mode If set to No callpoin...

Page 38: ...in Menu 4 View Events 3 Clear Event Log The event log can be cleared by selecting 3 Clear Event Log and then pressing Enter to confirm 9 4 Dump the Event Log to a USB Flash Drive commissioning users 1...

Page 39: ...g 10 1 View a Summary of Verify Information for a Single Device service and commissioning users 1 Main Menu 5 Verify Table 1 View Table 1 View Summary From the Verify Table menu select 1 View Table Se...

Page 40: ...ved transmission Screen 2 By using the cursor key the screen opposite will appear This screen details the number of times the device has failed to transmit within the time period shown This informatio...

Page 41: ...e 4 Panel Table The panel table gives the user the same information as the verify table but for any panels on the system rather than devices As with the verify table users can view a summary of the in...

Page 42: ...ew All Displays every signal received on current RF channel View This System Only messages from devices that have been previously programmed on to this system will be listed View Single Device Only me...

Page 43: ...TYPE ERROR The device reporting to the panel does not match the device information stored on the panel TX RX FAULT Transceiver fault VERIFY FAULT Panel has lost communication with a device 13 2 Panel...

Page 44: ...Key as a Delay Toggle Switch 1 Main Menu 1 Setup 4 System Setup 3 Edit Panel 1 Panel Options 1 User Options Press the key until the function key screen is displayed Use the and keys to select delay to...

Page 45: ...compatible with the Q690 batteries How do I disable the sounders See 8 0 Test Mode or select disable sounders in the 7 0 Disable Enable menu What is a removal fault This fault is to alert the user to...

Page 46: ...5 of detectors and 100 of callpoints The devices tested should be varied so that each device will have been tested at some point in any given 12 month period The panel battery connections and any rela...

Page 47: ...anel has powered up before reconnecting the battery Display Board Power down the panel by disconnecting the battery and removing the mains fuse from the terminal block Unplug the ribbon cable from the...

Page 48: ...x EDA Q690 EDA T5000 Radio Transmitter Unit 1 x EDA Q690 EDA T5100 Radio Silence Alarm Button 1 x EDA Q690 EDA T6080 Radio Input Output Unit DC 1 x EDA Q690 EDA Y5000 Dipole Weatherproof Antenna EDA Z...

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