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EACIE Evacuation Alert Control and Indicating Equipment

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Approved Document No. DFU5030020 Rev 1

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Installation and Programming Manual

7.4.1

Device Manager .................................................................................................................................... 23

7.4.2

Show PSU Status ...................................................................................................................................... 25

7.4.3

Test Output Group .................................................................................................................................. 25

7.4.4

Show Loop Status .................................................................................................................................... 25

7.4.5

Find Loop Break ...................................................................................................................................... 26

7.4.6

Change Access Level 2 (AL2) Code ..................................................................................................... 26

7.4.7

Change Access Level 3 (AL3) Code ..................................................................................................... 26

7.4.8

Show System Details ............................................................................................................................... 26

7.4.9

Clean Start .............................................................................................................................................. 26

7.5

OMMISSIONING

UNCTIONS

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7.5.1

Loop Learn .............................................................................................................................................. 28

7.5.2

Auto Address ........................................................................................................................................... 28

7.5.3

Fix Address Faults .................................................................................................................................... 29

7.5.4

Verify Loop .............................................................................................................................................. 29

7.5.5

Device Manager .................................................................................................................................... 29

7.5.6

Add New Device .................................................................................................................................... 29

7.5.7

Add/Delete/Edit a Device ..................................................................................................................... 29

7.5.8

Edit Zone Name ...................................................................................................................................... 30

7.5.9

Edit Output Group Name ....................................................................................................................... 30

7.5.10

Setup Networking ................................................................................................................................... 30

7.5.11

Synchronise Network Data ..................................................................................................................... 30

7.5.12

Set Loops Fitted ....................................................................................................................................... 30

7.6

VENT

UNCTIONS

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MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................................................... 33

APPENDIX 1 – PROTECTIVE CABINET AND EACIE PANEL DIMENSIONS ........................................ 34

APPENDIX 2 – EACIE PANEL PROGRAMMING MODULE ................................................................... 34

APPENDIX 3 – STANDBY BATTERY CALCULATION ............................................................................. 35

APPENDIX 4 – FITTING THE 2-LOOP PCB (OPTIONAL) ....................................................................... 35

APPENDIX 5 – EACIE PANEL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION .............................................................. 36

APPENDIX 6 – GLOSSARY OF TERMS ....................................................................................................... 37

Figures

Figure 1 – Typical EACIE Panel PCB Connections ............................................................................................... 7

Figure 2 – Location of EACIE Panel Components ................................................................................................. 9

Figure 3 – Protective Cabinet and EACIE Panel Mounting Location .................................................................. 10

Figure 4 – Protective Cabinet Wall Mounting and EACIE Panel Fitting ............................................................. 11

Figure 5 – Typical EAS Loop Overview .............................................................................................................. 14

Figure 6 – Analogue Addressable Loop Connections .......................................................................................... 15

Figure 7 – Relay Output Detail ............................................................................................................................. 16

Figure 8 – PC Connection..................................................................................................................................... 16

Figure 9 – 5A PSU Layout and Mains Connection Details .................................................................................. 17

Figure 10 – Battery Connection Details ............................................................................................................... 18

Figure 11 – Access Level 3 Menu Structure ......................................................................................................... 21

Manufacturer: Computionics Limited (C-TEC), Challenge Way, Martland Park, Wigan, Lancashire WN5 0LD.

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Страница 1: ...EACIE EVACUATION ALERT CONTROL AND INDICATING EQUIPMENT EACIE 1 to 4 Loop Panel Installation Maintenance Programming Manual Approved Document No DFU5030020 Rev 1 ...

Страница 2: ... 5 4 CABLE ENTRY IN THE PROTECTIVE CABINET AND EACIE PANEL 12 5 5 INSERTING THE SLIDE IN LABELS 13 5 6 EVACUATION ALERT SYSTEM OVERVIEW 14 5 7 ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE LOOP S WIRING 15 5 8 RELAY OUTPUT WIRING 16 5 9 REMOTE PC CONNECTION 16 5 10 CONNECTING MAINS TO THE PANEL S PSU 17 5 11 CONNECTING THE STANDBY BATTERIES 18 6 TOUCHSCREEN INDICATORS CONTROLS 19 6 1 REMOVING THE MAINTENANCE COVER 19 7 CO...

Страница 3: ...SET THE PANEL S TIME AND DATE 32 7 8 SHOW SUPERVISORY EVENTS 32 8 MAINTENANCE 33 APPENDIX 1 PROTECTIVE CABINET AND EACIE PANEL DIMENSIONS 34 APPENDIX 2 EACIE PANEL PROGRAMMING MODULE 34 APPENDIX 3 STANDBY BATTERY CALCULATION 35 APPENDIX 4 FITTING THE 2 LOOP PCB OPTIONAL 35 APPENDIX 5 EACIE PANEL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 36 APPENDIX 6 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 37 Figures Figure 1 Typical EACIE Panel PCB Con...

Страница 4: ...s 4 x screws used to secure the EACIE chassis in the protective cabinet 1 x set of labels for the Control Display Module 1 x set of labels for the 8 Zone Switch Indicator Modules 1 3 Notices Anti static handling guidelines Make sure that handling precautions for electro static devices ESD are taken immediately before handling PCBs and other ESD components Before handling any ESD items engineers sh...

Страница 5: ...ng the system the EACIE panel provides visual and audible warnings of any faults on the system e g open or short circuit faults power supply fault Fault signals may be sent to an alarm receiving centre ARC or C TEC s ENVISION cloud based data management system Housed in a robust vandal resistant locked cabinet the EACIE panel has individual robust toggle switches with associated LED indicators for...

Страница 6: ...used in a separate protective cabinet which complies with STS 205 complete with a high security EN 1303 locking system RS232 and RS485 ports for ancillary devices and graphics interface maintenance use only Integrated galvanically isolated USB connection to a PC running programming tools maintenance use only C TEC system components satisfy the relevant requirements of the product standard for that...

Страница 7: ...pproved Document No DFU5030020 Rev 1 Installation and Programming Manual 3 TYPICAL EACIE PANEL PCB CONNECTIONS 4 Loop Model Shown Refer to Appendix 4 for fitting the optional 2 Loop PCB Figure 1 Typical EACIE Panel PCB Connections EACIE Status and Switch Panel Connections ...

Страница 8: ...witching L N only may be used in the mains feed from the Main Distribution Board A to the EACIE panel C providing it meets the appropriate wiring regulations see diagram below 4 2 Field Wiring Separated or Safety Extra Low Voltage SELV field wiring includes loop circuits and auxiliary inputs outputs SELV field wiring must be installed in accordance with the relevant national regional or local regu...

Страница 9: ...and rescue service in buildings containing flats See section 7 1 for a recommended shortform installation procedure 5 1 EACIE Panel Description The EACIE panel is mounted inside a separate protective cabinet not shown below The panel s chassis comprises of a hinged steel lid and a steel back box which houses a power supply unit PSU and several PCBs as shown in Figure 2 below Space is available ins...

Страница 10: ... Fire and Rescue Service FRS responding to a fire within the building The position should be in close proximity to the normal FRS building entry point If there is a concierge desk or similar the EACIE should be sited behind the desk providing this location is easily accessible to the FRS Ideally the FRS should be consulted regarding the siting of the EACIE The ambient light and sound levels in the...

Страница 11: ...oint Position this 2290mm from the floor level Note To comply with BS8629 13 2 1g the top most switch should be at 2 2m above floor level Positioning the top left hand fixing point at 2290mm should ensure compliance Check that the top left hand fixing point is below the ceiling by a minimum of 88mm and 98mm away from any building obstructions on the left hand side of the planned position of the ca...

Страница 12: ...d be fed through the rear slot aperture in the protective cabinet see Photo 1 Feed cables through the top slot aperture in the EACIE chassis Route the mains supply cable along the left hand side of the EACIE chassis to the PSU see Photo 2 Route the loop cables and cables to the fault relay if used along the right hand side of the EACIE chassis to the Main Control PCB see Photo 3 Terminate cable sc...

Страница 13: ...red Insert the labels supplied in the accessory pack for the Z41 CA as shown right Important Note Before inserting the horizontal Fire Fault Disablement Test label in the Z41 CA module create a slight bend NOT A FOLD at the left hand side of the label approx 20mm Gently push the label through the slot provided into its housing using the hinge on the module s rack to assist with finding its path as...

Страница 14: ... Figure 5 Typical EAS Loop Overview Design issues The following general rules of thumb should be followed and the loop WILL almost certainly work Absolute maximum loop length 1km using either 1mm2 or 1 5mm2 cable 1 loop up to 5 floors 2 loops up to 10 floors 3 loops from 11 floors or above EACIE panel models include 1 Loop 8 Zone 2 Loop 8 Zone or 4 Loops 16 24 32 40 48 Zone Design to a maximum of ...

Страница 15: ...on a Main 1 Loop PCB An optional 2 Loop PCB not available for the 1 loop panel version provides two additional analogue loop connections Loop3 Loop4 if required see Appendix 4 for fitting details Design to a maximum of 450mA demand per loop Plug on 5mm connectors accept up to 2 5mm2 cable The loop s earth screens should be adequately insulated and ONLY terminated at the earth bar in the EACIE s ch...

Страница 16: ...ing centre ARC The wiring for the output should be connected to the relevant connector block on the Main 1 2 or 4 Loop PCB model dependent as shown in Figure 7 below Figure 7 Relay Output Detail Figure 7 shows the position of the relay contacts in quiescent no fault condition 5 9 Remote PC Connection Figure 8 PC Connection A galvanically isolated USB connector CONN3 is provided on the Control Disp...

Страница 17: ... battery monitoring unit it is fully compliant with EN 54 4 A2 Remove the PSU s small protective cable cover and terminate the mains cable at the power supply s PCB connector block CONN1 see Photo 1 right Figure 9 below After terminating refit and secure the small cover CAUTION Do not connect mains to the PSU until the installation is complete and the panel is ready to be tested One method of isol...

Страница 18: ...cuit when the standby supply voltage reaches 21V approx If batteries are not fitted are discharged or in poor condition a PSU fault will show at the panel The capacity of the batteries used will depend upon the standby time which must be sufficient to maintain the operation of the system for a minimum of 72 hours the standby time of 72 hours is dependent on the system specification see BS 8629 To ...

Страница 19: ... CONTROLS Note that information on the EACIE s front panel toggle switches and indicators for use by the FRS can be found in the separate User Manual Document No DFU5030070 6 1 Removing the Maintenance Cover To access the engineer s LCD touchscreen remove the EACIE panel s maintenance cover using a Pozidrive screwdriver as shown below ALWAYS refit this cover after use ...

Страница 20: ... mains isolated see section 5 10 Connect panel s internal batteries with battery supply isolated see section 5 11 Connect analogue loop s wiring to the panel see section 5 7 Connect additional field wiring to the panel if required see sections 5 8 Apply mains and battery supply to power up the panel Remove the maintenance cover to access the panel s touchscreen see section 6 1 Investigate and rect...

Страница 21: ...EACIE Evacuation Alert Control and Indicating Equipment Page 21 of 38 Approved Document No DFU5030020 Rev 1 Installation and Programming Manual Figure 11 Access Level 3 Menu Structure ...

Страница 22: ...panel s time and date see section 7 7 7 3 How to Enter Access Level 3 AL3 Entry to AL3 using the panel s touchscreen With the panel operating under normal conditions shown below left press the button on the panel s touchscreen to show the access level 1 menu options shown below right Press the button and the display shown below left appears Using the touchscreen s numeric keypad enter the four dig...

Страница 23: ...ring functions are listed in sections 7 4 1 to 7 4 9 7 4 1 Device Manager Using this function you can display edit and test all the addressable devices stored in the panel s memory which include loop devices and system devices At Access Level 3 Engineering Functions press the button and a window similar to the one shown below appears Loop 1 is shown selected as an example To view all the devices o...

Страница 24: ...device s outputs Note To activate a sounder in a flat click Relay 1 shown below 7 4 1 2 Edit Delete Device This function allows a device s parameters to be edited including Device type Zone including creating a new zone Output Group including creating a new output group Device name 7 4 1 3 Edit Device Name This function allows the text description assigned to specific devices to be created or amen...

Страница 25: ...left appears Press the button and the display shown in section 7 4 1 2 appears allowing the device s parameters to be added After the device s parameters have been added perform a loop learn 7 4 2 Show PSU Status This function allows you to view information regarding the state of the panel s PSU and its standby batteries 7 4 3 Test Output Group This function allows you to perform tests on the pane...

Страница 26: ...el will request you confirm the new code by re entering it Enter the code again by pressing the buttons in the same sequence If the two codes match the panel will accept the code and you will be taken back to the engineering menus If you type an incorrect confirmation code you will be prompted to start the new code entry sequence again 7 4 7 Change Access Level 3 AL3 Code This function is used to ...

Страница 27: ...evices connected to the EACIE panel need to have a unique address assigning to them In addition the panel needs to read all the loop devices and identify their address by performing a loop learn There are two recommended options to do this Option 1 At Access Level 3 Commissioning Functions select the Auto Address menu option See section 7 5 2 The Auto Address function will automatically assign an ...

Страница 28: ...INGLE ACTIVE ZONE I E ZONE 1 ONE OUT ALL OUT EVACUATION SYSTEM THESE DEFAULT SETTINGS MUST BE MODIFIED USING THE ZTOOLS 7 5 2 Auto Address This function may be used as an alternative to the Loop Learn function During an auto address the panel automatically assigns an address to each loop device in sequentially wired order When the AUTO ADDRESS prompt appears press the Accept button to confirm that...

Страница 29: ... a problem with a missing device or a device not closing its s c isolator When selected press Accept select a loop number and the panel will power down the loop and then re initialize the loop devices 7 5 5 Device Manager At Access Level 3 Commissioning Functions press the button For ease of access this is a duplicate of Device Manager under Engineering functions see section 7 4 1 for details 7 5 ...

Страница 30: ...and use the and buttons to scroll through the zones or enter the zone number directly into the zone number field using the touchscreen s numeric keypad 7 5 9 Edit Output Group Name This function allows text descriptions for Output Groups to be changed At Access Level 3 Commissioning Functions press the button and a window similar to the one shown below appears Amend the text descriptions by follow...

Страница 31: ...ircuit faults and watchdog resets The Clear Event Log button when pressed clears the respective log from the panel s memory To ensure a log is not erased by mistake a five digit security code requires entering using the touchscreen s numeric keypad The default code is 32767 The window shown left is a typical list of saved events Press the and buttons or use the scroll bar to scroll through the lis...

Страница 32: ...he last Sunday in March and one hour backward on the last Sunday in October At Access Level 3 press the button and a window similar to the one shown below appears Adjust the time and date using the touchscreen s numeric keypad and buttons Also set unset the daylight saving time by pressing the DST tick box When correct press the button to return to the main access level 3 menus 7 8 Show Supervisor...

Страница 33: ...acuation alert zone in turn It should be confirmed that on operation of each manual control an evacuation alert signal is given within the corresponding evacuation alert zone 5 All other controls and visual indicators at the EACIE should be checked for correct operation 6 All fault indicators and their circuits should be checked where practicable by simulation of fault conditions 7 Radio systems t...

Страница 34: ...roved Document No DFU5030020 Rev 1 Page 34 of 38 Appendix 1 Protective Cabinet and EACIE Panel Dimensions All dimensions in mm Drawings not to scale Protective Cabinet EACIE Panel Appendix 2 EACIE Panel Programming Module Control Display module c w 4 3 touchscreen keyswitch 16 LEDs Part No Z41 CA ...

Страница 35: ...otal battery alarm load in amperes A D a derating factor NOTES Where Cmin 20 is equal to or greater than I2 it can be assumed that D 1 When Cmin 20 is less than I2 the value of D should either be based on the battery manufacturer s data or be 1 75 In practice Cmin is unlikely to correspond exactly to an available battery capacity and therefore the next highest available capacity size should be use...

Страница 36: ...ly battery charger monitored for failure Yes Batteries monitored for disconnection and failure Yes Earth fault monitoring Yes Loop Driver Specification programmable monitored Number of loops 1 2 or 4 model dependent 1 loop variant fixed 2 loop variant may be extended to 4 loops plus optional network card 4 loop variant optional network card Loop driver PCB types Main 1 2 or 4 loop PCB Max output c...

Страница 37: ...C to 40 C Maximum humidity 95 non condensing Protective cabinet IP Rating to EN 60529 IP30 Appendix 6 Glossary of Terms AL1 Access Level 1 for general users AL2 Access Level 2 for authorised users AL3 Access Level 3 for authorised systems engineers ARC Alarm Receiving Centre BS 7671 IET Wiring Regulations BS 8629 2019 Evacuation Systems for Fire Rescue Services Code of practice for the design inst...

Страница 38: ...EACIE Evacuation Alert Control and Indicating Equipment Installation and Programming Manual Approved Document No DFU5030020 Rev 1 Page 38 of 38 ...

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