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5.3.3 Configuration of smoke area 1
The atrium windows are controlled by smoke zone 2 of section 2 of WSC1 and by smoke zone 2 of section 2
of WSC2. To create Smoke area 1, it is necessary to establish a Master-Slave relation between the two
smoke zones.
Configure smoke zone 2 in WSC1.Section 2 to be the Master of smoke zone 2 in WSC2.Section 2
5.3.4 Configuration of Controlling/Controlled smoke zone relation
To make it possible for the façade smoke zones to trigger the atrium
’s smoke area, but not the other way
around, we have to use the Controlling/Controlled relation. In this relation, messages go from the controlling
zone to the controlled zone but not the other way.
The Controlling/Controlled relation can only be established between zones in the same section and not
between zones from different sections. It is therefore necessary to
add 2 ‘virtual’ smoke slave zones to
smoke area 1. We call these zones virtual, because they do not have any hardware associated with them.
They are only needed to be able to establish the Controlling/Controlled relation between the façade smoke
zones and the atrium smoke area 1.
5.3.4.1
Configuring ‘virtual’ slave smoke zones
Configure smoke zone 2 in WSC1.Section 2 to be the master of:
Smoke zone 13 in WSC1.Section 1 (virtual zone)
Smoke zone 13 in WSC2.Section 1 (virtual zone)
Smoke zone 2 in WSC1.Section 2 has now three slaves.
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Smoke zone 13 in WSC1.Section 1 (virtual zone)
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Smoke zone 13 in WSC2.Section 1 (virtual zone)
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Smoke zone 2 in WSC2.Section 2 (actual zone)
5.3.4.2 Configuring Controlling/Controlled relation
Configure Smoke zone 1 in WSC1.Section1 to control smoke zone 13 in the same section.
Configure Smoke zone 1 in WSC2.Section1 to control smoke zone 13 in the same section.
In WSC1.Section1
Press “Configuration”
“Smoke zone”
“1” “Controlled smoke zone”
Set “Controlled smoke zone” = “13”
Set “Function in target smoke zone” = “Line A” and “Reset”
Repeat the configuration in WSC2.Section1
The system is now configured and is ready for operation.
