Instructions for installation, setup and operation - FP9000E
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Fig. 7 – Serial connection of the batteries
6. PUTTING THE PANEL IN WORKING CONDITION
Check the connection to mains power supply.
Check the correct connection of peripheral devices.
Place the fuse in the terminal.
Join the feeding cables to the batteries, where as the batteries are connected in series. To the
positive terminal of the battery join the red wire and the negative – to the blue wire. The overall
voltage of both batteries must be greater than 17,6 V, otherwise the panel does not recognize
them. Thermal sensor in the panel place in the battery. With it you monitor the temperature and
control the mode battery charge.
If everything is done correctly and the lines parameters are within the factory settings, the panel
enters Duty Mode.
Do a check of current in all lines from the "Electricity lines" menu from the main menu. The
standby current is recommended to be from 2mA to 5mA set over the current interruption.
Example: The factory settings are with current interruption 4 mA, when a measurement of
current in standby condition is done, line is recommended to be from 6 mA to 9 mA.
If using linear, non-standard and other Fire alarms detectors, it is necessary to adjust the
currents break and Fire, so that the panel can be able to recognize them correctly.
Set the accession of exits and the respective delays, if they are necessary.
If necessary, program and adjustment to other parameters of the panel and the lines from the
respective menus. The programming of parameters can be done before connecting the wires of
lines and outputs.
If necessary, adjusts the clock for real-time of the panel.
Reset archive events.
7. LEVELS OF ACCESS
In panel FP9000E there are
4 LEVELS
of access to the various indications and control functions.
Access Level 1
This level of access is for all persons, whom can be expected to identify and react to Fire alarm,
Activated or fault. Visible are all light indicators.
Available are the following features:
suppression of built sounder;
displaying suppressed messages for Fire, Activated, Fault and Disabled components;
displaying the status of the lines;
Access Level 2
