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ZP3 Fire Alarm Control Panel Installation Manual

Chapter 2

Installing the fire control
panel

Summary

This chapter gives an overview of unpacking or repacking your control panel,
presents assembly and storage instructions, covers installation details, and sets
forth the established “good practices” that you should follow.

Content

Unpacking or packing 26

Removing the door and chassis assembly 27
Storing the door assembly 28
Storing the main chassis 28

Overview of installation 29
Preparatory work 31
Installation information 32

Cable entry 32
Wiring 33
Surface mounting   34
Flush mounting   35
Backup batteries   36
Good practices 38

Summary of Contents for ZP3

Page 1: ...ZP3 Fire Alarm Control Panel Installation Manual P N 10 3305 501 2003 01 ISS 09MAR22...

Page 2: ...2014 30 EU 2012 19 EU WEEE Directive Products marked with this symbol cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union For proper recycling return this product to your local su...

Page 3: ...pply 41 Battery connection 45 Power supply and battery calculations 47 Z Loop 50 Common outputs 53 Auxiliary boards 56 Chapter 4 LCD menus 61 Introduction 62 Setup menu 63 Chapter 5 System configurati...

Page 4: ...ling 121 Z Address lines 123 Serial communication lines 131 DC control lines 133 Chapter 9 Maintenance 135 Overview 136 Routine maintenance 137 Maintenance menu 140 Interpretation of analogue readings...

Page 5: ...rmware version 4 0 or later are compatible for use in fire networks with control panels with firmware 3 12 However control panels with earlier versions of firmware cannot be upgraded to firmware versi...

Page 6: ...you of possible equipment damage They tell you which actions to take or to avoid in order to prevent the damage Note Note messages advise you of the possible loss of time or effort They describe how t...

Page 7: ...ot be opened and non authorized persons must never remove the circuit board from the chassis Very high voltage potentials exist on the circuit board and disassembling any part of the power supply coul...

Page 8: ...In particular metallic tools or metallic watchstraps can also inflict severe burns to the user as well as cause a short circuit Caution The backup batteries contain substances that are potentially haz...

Page 9: ...general overview of the control panel and optional modules Content Introduction 2 Panel overview 2 Product range 2 Display and controls 3 Panel construction 4 Built in communication port 10 Optional m...

Page 10: ...Fire Alarm Control Panel Panel overview Product range The ZP3 Fire Alarm Control Panel range includes the models shown in the table below Table 2 ZP3 product range Model Description 71305N ZP3 1L Fir...

Page 11: ...splay of information is designed to comply with the requirements of EN 54 2 In addition to alarms and events being reported on the text screen they are also indicated on zone lamps where applicable Op...

Page 12: ...he basic panel operates as a complete system without any extras See Table 2 on page 2 for a complete list of the available panels Figure 3 Modular construction of the panel Figure 3 shows the basic fi...

Page 13: ...zone board the keyboard and the Zport 1 connection Figure 4 Internal features 1 Door assembly 2 Main chassis 3 Batteries 4 Field wiring entry 5 Main terminals 6 Mains 230 VAC connections 7 Mains fuse...

Page 14: ...tivated 10 LED 36 sounder 1 2 activated 11 LED 1 battery charging 12 LED 5 RMC alarm overload 13 LED 9 RMC fault overload 14 Monitored sounders 4 fuse F3 15 Monitored sounders 3 fuse F2 16 Aux supply...

Page 15: ...e main features of the Door Assembly This unit comprises the panel display and control electronics as well as the keyboard a serial connection for data loading and the printer if fitted Figure 6 Door...

Page 16: ...Chapter 1 Overview 8 ZP3 Fire Alarm Control Panel Installation Manual Internal wiring Figure 7 Internal wiring...

Page 17: ...ssis earthing nuts 3 Earth connection to detector loop screens 4 Building earth 5 Filter earth 6 Panel enclosure earthing stud 7 Earth path to chassis 8 Earth in cable to PSU 9 Earth path to power sup...

Page 18: ...control panel are shown in Table 3 below Table 3 Baud rate settings Baud rate Data bits Parity Stop bits Receive 38400 8 Even 1 Send 9600 8 Even 1 Alternatively you can set Z Port 1 to ZCP3 to allow...

Page 19: ...e following menu path Setup System Configuration Peripheral Comms Comms Parameters The following screen is displayed Figure 10 Communications Parameters screen To change a setting move the bracket to...

Page 20: ...remote display units and remote control units These ports are installed as shown in Figure 11 below Modules are connected to plug in sockets and secured to posts with three M4 screws Figure 11 Communi...

Page 21: ...display system a building management system modem or a paging system The hardware protocol is a RS 232 being a screened five wire connection The RS 232 board is defined in the menus as Port1a and dif...

Page 22: ...dependent on the programme used The following options are available Table 5 Z port 1a configuration settings Parameter Remarks Z PORT Enter Z port number 1 Protocol Enter the required protocol as fol...

Page 23: ...Figure 14 ZP3AB NET1 Network Board Z Port 2 RS 485 operates through up to 2 000 metres of screened twisted pair cable Wiring can be daisy chained point to point or can be T tapped or spurred for shor...

Page 24: ...15 Communications Parameters screen To change a setting move the bracket to the selected item and then press Enter The parameters are dependent on the program used The following options are available...

Page 25: ...ated at the panel by connecting the jumpers as shown in Figure 16 All other panels must not be terminated i e their jumpers must be removed Figure 16 ZP3AB SCB D Serial Control Bus Driver Board Note T...

Page 26: ...DU may not be higher than the number of RDUs configured to be to online If this value is set to 32 then RDUs can be connected with addresses ranging from one to 32 This number defines the valid RDU ad...

Page 27: ...main chassis as shown in Figure 17 Figure 17 Accessory plate 1 Chassis located under clips 2 Connect ribbon cable to SSB2 3 Accessory plate 4 Thumb screw A ribbon cable is fitted to the accessory plat...

Page 28: ...s can be all of one type or a mix of types This provides from 24 to 72 outputs within the cabinet If additional auxiliary boards are required these must be mounted in a separate remote control cabinet...

Page 29: ...for printer specifications Caution Disconnect the printer 24V power supply before changing the printer paper Figure 19 ZP3 PR1 Printer Table 7 Printer specifications Description Printer Kit Model num...

Page 30: ...ut on the panel door 3 Ensure that the orange and black cable is disconnected from the printer and separate the printer from its bracket by removing the mounting screws 4 Fit the printer flush with th...

Page 31: ...sing the orange and black cable 9 Connect the display board and the printer board to the printer using the ribbon cable provided as shown in Figure 20 on page 22 10 Connect 24 VDC power to the printer...

Page 32: ...he panel does not automatically accept sensors or devices added or removed afterwards and a fault condition results To accept the addition or removal of sensors and devices go to the menu Setup Points...

Page 33: ...ructions covers installation details and sets forth the established good practices that you should follow Content Unpacking or packing 26 Removing the door and chassis assembly 27 Storing the door ass...

Page 34: ...main chassis before the cabinet is sent to the site for electrical installation Extra cartons are included with the original packaging to allow repacking the door assembly and chassis These can then b...

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