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997-532-000-1, Issue 1
March 2006

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EN54 & ISO 7240 2-8 Zone Conventional Fire Panel - Installation & Configuration Manual

The panel can accept an unlimited number of manual
call points and a limited number of automatic detectors
per zone. Refer to 

Section 8 Specification

 for zone

current limits.

As a default, the panel is configured without delays to
outputs. If delays are to be configured, refer to 

Section

7.8 Primary & Secondary Delays

 for details.

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the
content of this manual, the manufacturer reserves the
right to change the information without notice.

Installation

The control panel is easy to install providing the
recommended procedures described in this manual are
followed. Once the back box is installed, use something
suitable, such as an anti-static bag, to protect the PCBs
from being damaged. Do not re-fit the front cover until
after all other trades have completed their tasks.

Commissioning

Section 6

Commissioning

 describes the

recommended commissioning procedure for the fire
control panel.

Configuration

Section 7

Configuration

 describes all panel

configuration procedures. Configuration is only possible
with the control panel at access Level 3. This requires
the front cover to be removed and a code-entry process
to make the panel ready for site-specific configuration.

Specification

Section 8, Specification

 defines all panel operating

parameters.

1.4

CE Marking

This panel is CE Marked to show that it conforms to the
requirements of the following European Community
Directives:

Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC
(and the amending Directives 92/31/EEC, 93/68/EEC)

Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC (and the amending
Directive 93/68/EEC).

Summary of Contents for EN54

Page 1: ...EN54 ISO 7240 2 8 Zone Conventional Fire Control Panel Installation Commissioning Configuration Manual 997 532 000 1 Issue 1 0 For use with Zircon EN 2 8 Fire Control Panels...

Page 2: ...and of Cable Installation 11 3 3 EMC Considerations 12 3 4 Cables for Sounder Circuits 12 4 Field Devices 4 1 End of Line Devices 13 5 Panel Electronics 5 1 Main PCB 14 5 2 PSU PCB 15 5 3 Label Inser...

Page 3: ...ss Level 26 7 3 Fault Options 26 7 3 1 Non latched Faults 26 7 3 2 mains Fault delay 27 7 4 Configuration 27 7 4 1 Checksum 27 7 4 2 Select Default Configuration 27 7 5 Fire Zone Input Type 27 7 5 1 L...

Page 4: ...2 ZONE 1 ALARM FAULT DISABLED TEST TO SILENCE BUZZER PRESS BUZZER MUTE TO SILENCE SOUNDERS PRESS SOUNDER START STOP PRESS AGAIN TO RESTART SOUNDERS FAULT DISABLEMENT TEST DELAY ON FIRE O P ACTIVE FIRE...

Page 5: ...and configuration 1 2 System Design and Planning It is assumed that the system of which this control panel is a part has been designed by a competent fire alarm system designer in accordance with the...

Page 6: ...led use something suitable such as an anti static bag to protect the PCBs from being damaged Do not re fit the front cover until after all other trades have completed their tasks Commissioning Section...

Page 7: ...follows Options Clause EN54 ISO 7240 Controls Delay of the immediate actioning of outputs 7 11 7 11 Coincidence detection ISO 7240 Type B 7 12 7 12 Disablement 9 10 Test condition 10 11 Outputs Fire a...

Page 8: ...s Where appropriate this guide and the remainder of the manual include advisory warnings and cautions to remind you to consider safety at all times especially when following the procedures described i...

Page 9: ...n Check List Before installing your control panel or fitting detectors you must first ensure that the following criteria have been met Failure to do this may not only result in damage to the equipment...

Page 10: ...Transient Protection This equipment contains transient protection devices Although no system is completely immune from lightning transients and interference for these devices to function correctly an...

Page 11: ...r supplier for their returns procedure 2 4 2 What to do if You Suspect Your Panel is Damaged The procedure described below tells you what to do in the unlikely event that the supplied equipment has be...

Page 12: ...y with this requirement may result in the misalignment and consequent difficulty in fitting the front cover or malfunction of control pushbuttons When a suitable location has been found for installing...

Page 13: ...s in a non energised state With the panel in its normal quiescent state i e with no fire or fault conditions present the Fire relay is not energised and the Fault relay is energised Terminate external...

Page 14: ...oltage wiring refer to Section 6 4 Powering the Panel All low voltage cables should have a minimum 300Vac rating The termination of earth mains wiring must be done before the termination of any extern...

Page 15: ...ion It is important that good quality cable is used and that correct installation techniques are followed In general the following cable installation requirements must be met a All cable sections must...

Page 16: ...cable length to ensure sounders operate within specification Example Sounder circuit output 20 0V min 0 5A max Sounder device spec 15Vdc min 20mA depends on tone used Cable type spec Pirelli FP200 Go...

Page 17: ...panel is designed to work with the following zone circuit end of line EOL devices A 0 47 F capacitor or A 4k7 resistor This EOL device is not recommended for new installations where the latest field d...

Page 18: ...tal inputs e 16 way ribbon cable connection to PSU PCB f Power connector to backup batteries g Socket SK1 connector for optional 2 way relay PCB h Cover off detection switch i Access Level control swi...

Page 19: ...ated at the Mains Termination Block MTB located in the top right hand corner of the PCB Refer to Section 6 4 Powering the Panel for details on terminating the mains wiring at the MTB and the mains saf...

Page 20: ...trofit Installation Zone wiring should not be connected to the panel at this stage Refer to Section 7 5 6 EOL Device Type for details on how to change the configuration of the panel as necessary to su...

Page 21: ...ct the L and N wires A directly to the MTB B The safety earth wire C MUST NOT be terminated at the MTB but at the safety earthing post D provided See drawing at left Note The post D is located to the...

Page 22: ...minal of one battery and the black lead to the ve terminal of the other Connect one end of the short interlink lead to the ve connector of one battery refer to drawing at left Note The order of connec...

Page 23: ...ed to the auxiliary output on the PSU PCB If you need more detail or have connected an auxiliary load please refer to the full calculation table in Section 9 Battery Calculation Note that the table be...

Page 24: ...est buzzer refer to Section 6 1 Test outputs refer to Section 6 2 6 7 Zone Wiring All methods support installations where detectors and MCPs are segregated into different zones with separate wiring Th...

Page 25: ...s on standby battery sizes and maximum number of zones Capacitor Use 0 47 F Capacitor Use 0 47 F 4k7 Schottky diode bases can be used Schottky diode bases can be used Method 2 Supports new and existin...

Page 26: ...compliant with the requirements of EN54 2 8 9 as a routing output Procedure 1 Use a low voltage digital multimeter to check the resistance across each of the sounder circuits i With the meter connecte...

Page 27: ...tallation Configuration Manual 6 9 Digital Inputs Two digital input circuits are provided Terminal block TB5 is provided on the Main PCB for these input circuits Each circuit is configurable at access...

Page 28: ...ssue 1 March 2006 24 EN54 ISO 7240 2 8 Zone Conventional Fire Panel Installation Configuration Manual 6 10 Fault Finding Chart Use this chart to identify the cause of possible problems when commission...

Page 29: ...ly zones Manual zones can be changed so they can form part of a day time delay strategy 7 1 Entering Access Level 3 To enter access Level 3 hold down the pushbutton and press the following pushbuttons...

Page 30: ...ngineering Mute function 7 2 3 ACCEPT Pushbutton Access Level The ACCEPT pushbutton can be configured to operate at access Level 1 or 2 The default operation is access Level 2 7 2 4 LAMP TEST Access L...

Page 31: ...nfiguration This enables the panel to be returned to the factory configured state When System LED 2 is lit the panel is in the factory configured state 7 5 Fire Zone Input Type Fire input zones can be...

Page 32: ...must be in the fire state Coincidence detection is only supported for pairs of zones i e zone 1 concident with 2 zone 3 coincident with 4 etc When configured upon the first zone going into fire the re...

Page 33: ...Notes 1 The Local Alarm Output does not activate with non latched zones assumes non latched zones are from external panels 2 The pulsing option will activate the selected sounder relay outputs as foll...

Page 34: ...vate until the input condition is removed Note If the sounder output is configured as type pulsed then an evacuate input will cause the sounder outputs and internal buzzer to pulse Delay Mode This all...

Page 35: ...ting the configured outputs e g sounders If the ACCEPT pushbutton is pressed during the primary delay period the delay to outputs is extended by the length of the configured secondary delay The maximu...

Page 36: ...en restored Press the pushbutton to return to the top level and select another configuration menu option To take the panel out of access level 3 press the pushbutton Note The panel remains at access L...

Page 37: ...age Directive 73 23 EEC and the amending Directive 93 68 EEC by the application of the safety standard EN60950 The panel conforms with the essential protection requirements of the EMC Directive 89 336...

Page 38: ...entry 18 x 20mm knock outs on top face of back box One 25mm x 50mm knock out on rear wall of back box Electrical Classification A combination of Installation Class 1 and Class 2 panel must be earthed...

Page 39: ...eight detector zones The quantity of detectors per zone equals 2 0mA divided by the individual detector s quiescent current rating see manufacturer s data sheets e g for a detector quiescent rating of...

Page 40: ...or EOL Auxiliary equipment Total Standby Load L1 Peak Alarm Load Amps Standby Load in Amps Qty Current Total Basic panel 1 0 034 0 034 Zones alarm current 2 4 8 0 03 Optional 2 way Relay PCB 0 1 0 04...

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