Operating Manual R0500 FAS E

Operating Instructionsfor the Fire Alarm System

Release 05.00.00

Copyright 25.10.2006

All rights reserved. Without express approval of the publisher this manual may not completely or in part be reproduced or forwarded electronically or mechanically, copied, recorded or stored in any form.

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Contents Table

Chapter 1 Prerequisites for Operation..........................................................................5Hierarchical Design of the SecuriPro® Fire Alarm System.................................................5

Chapter 2 Operation and Display Devices...................................................................7The operating devices MIC 732 and MIC 734...................................................................7The operating device MIC 742........................................................................................14The fire brigade operating part of the MIC742................................................................20The fire brigade operating device FBM 732....................................................................21

Chapter 3 Operation and Information.........................................................................23Switching the system to present / absent........................................................................23Operation on detection areas..........................................................................................25Operation on detection zones.........................................................................................27Operation on detectors...................................................................................................30Local alarm.....................................................................................................................33Alarm transmission.........................................................................................................35Outputs...........................................................................................................................37Inputs..............................................................................................................................39Time................................................................................................................................41Changing, reprogramming the operator code.................................................................42Context operation............................................................................................................45Remote Access...............................................................................................................46

Chapter 4 Extended Information.................................................................................47Polling the system status................................................................................................47Polling the event memory................................................................................................48Polling the maintenance memory....................................................................................49Polling the alarm counter................................................................................................49

Chapter 5 Procedure for Alarms and Faults...............................................................51Procedure for alarm signal..............................................................................................51Procedure for fault indication..........................................................................................53

Chapter 6 Procedure for Different System States.....................................................55Resetting the alarms.......................................................................................................55Resetting the setting deviations......................................................................................56

Chapter 7 Assistance for Troubleshooting................................................................57Procedure in case of faults..............................................................................................57

Chapter 1 Prerequisites for Operation

Subjects in this chapter

Hierarchical Design of the SecuriPro® Fire Alarm System

Hierarchical Design of the SecuriPro® Fire Alarm System

Presentation of the design

A SecuriPro fire alarm system is subdivided in descending order into the lo-gical units System

Detection area

Detection zone

Detector.

Note:A fire alarm system may contain up to 96 detection areas.If several main control units (MCU 211) are networked in a system, each one starts with a new fire detection area.

Configuration of the fire alarm system

The display of commands and information in these operating instructions is based on a standard configuration. Therefore it does not necessarily conform to the displays and functions available at your device. The larger and the more complex the fire alarm system, the more pages can be called with the softkey [MORE] and assigned to corresponding functions.

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Operating Instructions for the Fire Alarm System SecuriPro ®

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Chapter 2 Operation and Display Devices

Subjects in this chapter The operating devices MIC 732 and MIC 734The operating device MIC

742

The fire brigade operating part of the MIC742

The operating devices MIC 732 and MIC 734

Purpose With the MIC 732 and MIC 734, you can operate the fire alarm system and call information concerning its status.

Figure The figure shows the operation device MIC 734.

Note:The inscription strip is customer-specific and therefore not binding in these Operating Instructions.

Continued on next page



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The operating devices MIC 732 and MIC 734, continued

Function descrip-tion

Components and their functions

Legend Function descriptionA Key-operated switch

For enabling display and operationB Function keys <F1> to <F5>

For entering the functions and softkeys displayedC Function key "back" and "clear" respectively

Undoes a non-acknowledged entry

Moves back stepwise in the menu structure (>2sec to root)D Display

MIC 731: Display with 4 lines at 40 characters each

MIC 734: Display with 8 lines at 40 characters eachE LED

Light-emitting diodeF Individual inscription strip

Inscription of the LEDG Numerical keyboard

[ * ] = Terminate numerical input

[ # ] = Discard operator code




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A B C E F GD


Softkeys Keys and their functions:

Function Description Display[MORE] Displays additional menu

itemsSecuriton AG 13.02.02 14:54

F1: SYSTEMF2: DETECTION AREAF3: DETECTION ZONEF4: DETECTOR

[MORE]

[ZOOM] Displays detailed informa-tion in lists

Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54

F1: DZ-0023 <OFF> Cafeteria

[ALL] [ UP ] [DOWN] [ZOOM]

[DOWN] Displays the next element in lists

[UP] Displays the previous ele-ment in lists

[ALL] Executes the function dis-played for all elements in listsNote:Appears only at the end of a list

[ENTER] Executes the function dis-played


01/23 DZ-0023 <OFF>Building F Cafeteria

[ENTER] [ UP ] [DOWN]

[TO] For processing several ob-jects from - to within the same higher-order unit (e.g. detector zone)


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTF4: SWITCH ON SMOKE PARTDETECTION ZONE NO. 0001 [TO ] [MORE]

Note:The Softkey [TO] is superimposed on the function key <F4>.




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Meaning of the display

1st line: First event or system name with date and time2nd line: For several event of the same priority, the last one

3rd to 6th lines: Assignment of the function keys <F1> to <F4>7th line: Temporary check-back signals, waiting instructions (busy)

etc.8th line: Inscription of the softkeys

Below you find an example with the operator code set in the main menu, with 4 specified deviations

1st line2nd line3rd line4th line5th line6th line7th line7th line

001.SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0002 office 102004.SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0005 office 105F1: SETTING DEVIATIONSF2: OPERATION AND INFOF3: EXTENDED INFORMATION

[XXXX] [XXXX] [XXXX] [XXXX] [MORE]

Display of events The priorities for displaying events are set in descending order as follows: Alarm

Pre-alarm

Fault

Set deviation

Disconnections

Info

The display is composed as follows:

001 Fire DZ0001 1st Floor Corridor


Event number

Each additional event is incremen-ted by 1

Designation of the event

(e.g. criterion)

System-related des-ignation of the event

(e.g. detector zone 0001)

Object-related des-ignation of the event

(e.g. detector zone "1st Floor Corridor"




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Display of com-mands and in-formation

The display is divided into the following 3 operational levels: Display without key

Display with key

Display with operator code (key required)

Possible display without key Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54

Possible display with the key turned to the right (with entering a code)


F1: LAMP TEST

CODE:

Possible display with the key turned to the right and after entering a code


F1: OPERATION AND INFOF2: EXTENDED INFORMATION

[MORE]

Input of com-mands

Commands can be entered via the function keys <F1> to <F4>.




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Operator code The operator code regulates the authorisation for operating the MIC 732 and MIC 734 and is used to identify persons. It consists of a two-digit operator code ID number plus a freely selectable combination of three to six digits. The two-digit ID number is defined in the operator code profile and cannot be changed.


F1: LAMP TEST

CODE:

Note:The operator code ID numbers are defined during project planning.

Entering the op-erator code

To enter your operator code, proceed stepwise as follows:

Step Procedure Process/reading on display

1. Turn the key to the right Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54

F1: LAMP TEST

CODE:

2. Enter the ID number and your personal operator code (3 to max. 6 digits) via the numer-ical keyboard


F1: LAMP TEST

CODE: ********

Attention:If you have made a typing error, you can discard the entry with the key [ # ] before acknowledgement.

3. Acknowledge the entry with the key [ * ] of the numerical keyboard



Discard operator code

A set operator code can be discarded with the key [ # ] of the numerical key-board



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Procedure To carry out the lamp test, proceed stepwise as follows.


1. Turn the key to the right Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54

F1: LAMP TEST

CODE:

2. Press the function key for Lamp test

For 5s all points of the display are actu-ated, all LED's flash, and the buzzer sounds intermittently



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The operating device MIC 742

Purpose With the MIC 742, you can operate the fire alarm system and call information concerning its status.Included is the Swedish fire brigade operating panel according to SS3654 and SS3654 T1

Figure The figure shows the operation device MIC 742.

Note:The inscription strip in the right part of the operation panel is customer-specific and therefore not binding in these Operating Instructions.




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, continued

Function descrip-tion

Components and their functions

Legend Function descriptionA Operating part for the fire brigade

Elements within the rectangular white frame are according to the to Swedish standard SS3654 and SS3654 T1 for fire brigade panel.Refer to chapter “The fire brigade operating part of the MIC742” on page 21 in this document.

B Key-operated switch

For enabling display and operationC Function keys <F1> to <F5>

For entering the functions and softkeys displayedD Function key "back" and "clear" respectively

Undoes a non-acknowledged entry

Moves back stepwise in the menu structure (>2sec to root)E Display

Display with 4 lines at 40 characters eachF LED

Light-emitting diodeG Individual inscription strip

Inscription of the LEDH Numerical keyboard

[ * ] = Terminate numerical input

[ # ] = Discard operator code



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B D E FC G HA

Softkeys Keys and their functions:

Function Description Display[MORE] Displays additional menu

itemsSecuriton AG 13.02.02 14:54F1: SYSTEMF2: DETECTION AREAF3: DETECTION ZONE [MORE]

[ZOOM] Displays detailed informa-tion in lists

Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54F1: DZ-0023 <OFF> Cafeteria

[ALL] [ UP ] [DOWN] [ZOOM][DOWN] Displays the next element in lists

[UP] Displays the previous ele-ment in lists

[ALL] Executes the function dis-played for all elements in listsNote:Appears only at the end of a list

[ENTER] Executes the function dis-played

Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:5401/23 DZ-0023 <OFF>Building F Cafeteria[ENTER] [ UP ] [DOWN]

[TO] For processing several ob-jects from - to within the same higher-order unit (e.g. detector zone)

Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONDETECTION ZONE NO. 0001 [TO ] [MORE]

Note:The Softkey [TO] is superimposed on the function key <F4>.




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, continued

Meaning of the display

1st line: First event or system name with date and time2nd line: For several event of the same priority, the last one3rd line: Temporary check-back signals, waiting instructions (busy)

etc.4th line: Assignment of the function keys <F1> to <F4>

Below you find an example with the operator code set in the main menu, with 4 specified deviations

1st line2nd line3rd line4th line

001.SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0002 office 102004.SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0005 office 105F1: SETTING DEVIATIONS[XXXX] [XXXX] [XXXX] [XXXX] [MORE]

Display of events The priorities for displaying events are set in descending order as follows: Alarm

Pre-alarm

Fault

Set deviation

Disconnections

Info

The display is composed as follows:



Event number

Each additional event is incremen-ted by 1

Designation of the event

(e.g. criterion)

System-related des-ignation of the event

(e.g. detector zone 0001)

Object-related des-ignation of the event

(e.g. detector zone "1st Floor Corridor"




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, continued

Display of com-mands and in-formation

The display is divided into the following 3 operational levels: Display without key

Display with key

Display with operator code (key required)

Possible display without key Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54

Possible display with the key turned to the right (with entering a code)

Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54F1: LAMP TEST

CODE:

Possible display with the key turned to the right and after entering a code

Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:55F1: OPERATION AND INFOF2: EXTENDED INFORMATION [MORE]

Input of com-mands

Commands can be entered via the function keys <F1> to <F4>.




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, continued

Operator code The operator code regulates the authorisation for operating the MIC 742 and is used to identify persons. It consists of a two-digit operator code ID number plus a freely selectable combination of three to six digits. The two-digit ID number is defined in the operator code profile and cannot be changed.


CODE:

Note:The operator code ID numbers are defined during project planning.

Entering the op-erator code

To enter your operator code, proceed stepwise as follows:


1. Turn the key to the right Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54F1: LAMP TEST

CODE:

2. Enter the ID number and your personal operator code (3 to max. 6 digits) via the numer-ical keyboard


CODE: ********

Attention:If you have made a typing error, you can discard the entry with the key [ # ] before acknowledgement.


Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:55F1: OPERATION AND INFOF2: EXTENDED INFORMATION

Discard operator code

A set operator code can be discarded with the key [ # ] of the numerical key-board

Procedure To carry out the lamp test, proceed stepwise as follows.


1. Turn the key to the right Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54F1: LAMP TEST

CODE:

2. Press the function key for LAMP TEST

For 5s all points of the display are actu-ated, all LED's flash, and the buzzer sounds intermittently



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The fire brigade operating part of the MIC742

Purpose The fire brigade operating device is an integrated part of the MIC742 and is used for the standardised alarm handling by the fire brigade in Sweden, ac-cording to the standards SS3654 and SS3654 T1

FigureFire brigade part of the MIC742

LED Displays A BrandIndicates that at least one fire detector is in alarm

B Släckanlägging aktiveradIndicates the activation of extinguishing systems

C Brandventilation aktiveradIndicates the activation of smoke ventilation systems

D Styrutgång aktiveradIndicates the activation of fire incident controls

E Larmsändare aktiveradIndicates the activation of alarm transmission units

F Ingen functionThis LED is disabled and has no function

G FLERA LARMThis indicator activates as soon that more than one fire detector is in alarm

Buttons: H FLERA LARMScrolls down the alarm list in the LCD starting from the most recent alarm

I LARMDOM TYSTResets the alarm acoustic devices of the fire alarm system *)

J ATERSTALLNINGResets the fire alarm system *)

Note:*) Functions can be carried out only with the fire brigade key in “on” position




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A

BCDEF

G H I J

The fire brigade operating device FBM 732

Purpose The fire brigade operating device is used for the standardised alarm handling by the fire brigade. Depending on customer requirements, the FBM can how-ever also be operated by the operator and/or caretaker.

Displays on the FBM 732:K Alarm

L Fault

M Alarm transmission activated

Functions on the FBM 732:N Switch off alarm devices

O Reset fire alarm system.

Note:Functions can be carried out only with the standardised key-operated switch SAE 12600.

FigureFBM 732




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A

B

C

D

E

The fire brigade operating device FBM 732, continued

Displays and their meaning

Display and function description:

Display Meaning

Fire alarm without transmission Automatic detector alarm before expiration of a delay or inspection time.

Fire alarm with transmission Fire alarm with

immediate transmission with a pushbut-ton alarm (hand-operated fire alarm)

or

after a delay or inspection period with automatic detector alarm.

Fault The fire alarm system recognizes a fault in-dication (collective display).

Switching off the siren

Display and procedure:

Display Procedure

Turn the key-operated switch and

simultaneously press the siren pushbutton.

In this way all buzzers and acoustical alarm devices are switched off.

Resetting the alarm

Display and procedure:

Display Procedure

Turn the key-operated switch and

simultaneously press the Reset pushbutton.

With this procedure the entire fire alarm system is switched back to the normal operating state.



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Chapter 3 Operation and Information

Subjects in this chapter Switching the system to present / absentOperation on detection areas

Operation on detection zonesOperation on detectorsLocal alarm

Alarm transmission

Outputs

Inputs

TimeContext operation

Remote Access

Switching the system to present / absent

Procedure To switch the system to present / absent, proceed stepwise as follows.


1. Turn the key to the right

Enter your personal operator code



2. Press the function key for Op-eration and info, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not dis-played


F1: SYSTEMF2: DETECTION AREAF3: DETECTOR ZONEF4: DETECTOR

[MORE]

3. Press the function key for System


F1: PRESENT

4. Press the function key for the desired function


F1: PRESENT

DA-00 SWITCHED OFF



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Operation on detection areas

Standard func-tions

The following functions are present: Switch on and off respectively

Poll status

Reset

Procedure with list selection

To edit detection areas, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]

3. Press the function key for De-tection area


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: RESETDETECTION AREA NO.: __ [MORE]

4. Press the function key for the desired function, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the de-sired function is not displayed


F1: DA-00 <ON> Building AF2: DA-01 <ON> Building BF3: DA-02 <ON> Building C

[DOWN] [ZOOM]

5. Press the function key for the desired detection area, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the desired function is not dis-played


F1: DA-01 <ON> Building BF2: DA-02 <ON> Building CF3: DA-03 <ON> Building D

[DOWN] [ZOOM]

Note:

Only those detection areas are shown for which the desired function can be executed.


, continued

Procedure with numerical entries

To edit detection areas, proceed stepwise as follows.



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[MORE]




4. Enter the detection area via the numerical keyboard

Acknowledge the entry with the key [ * ] of the numerical keyboard


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: RESETDETECTION AREA NO.: 00 [TO] [MORE]

5. Press the softkey [TO] if you want to edit detection areas from - to, and enter the "to" detection area as described above


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: RESETDETECTION AREA NO.: 00 ok [MORE]

Note:

The Softkey [TO] is superimposed on the function key <F4>.






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Operation on detection zones

Standard func-tions


Switch the smoke part on and off respectively

Switch the heat part on and off respectively

Poll status

Reset


To edit detection zones, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]

3. Press the function key for De-tection zone


F1: DETECTION AREAF2: DETECTOR ZONE



F1: DETECTOR ZONE

DETECTION AREA NO.: __00.00

5. Press the function key for De-tector zone


F1: DA-00 Building AF2: DA-01 Building BF3: DA-02 Building C

[DOWN] [ZOOM]Continued on next page

Operation on detection zones, continued




F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTF4: SWITCH ON SMOKE PARTDETECTOR ZONE NO.: 00__.00 [MORE]



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F1: DZ-0001 <OFF> Entrance hallF2: DZ-0002 <OFF> Staircase northF3: DZ-0003 <OFF> Staircase south

[DOWN] [ZOOM]

8. Press the function key for the desired detector zone, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the desired detector zone is not displayed


F1: DZ-0002 <OFF> Staircase northF2: DZ-0003 <OFF> Staircase southF3: DZ-0004 <OFF> Archive

[DOWN] [ZOOM]


Operation on detection zones, continued


To edit detection zones, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]



F1: DETECTION AREAF2: DETECTOR ZONE



F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTF4: SWITCH ON SMOKE PARTDETECTOR ZONE NO.: ____ [MORE]

5. Enter the detection zones via the numerical keyboard



F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTF4: SWITCH ON SMOKE PARTDETECTOR ZONE NO.: 0001 [TO] [MORE]



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6. Press the softkey [TO] if you want to edit detection zones within a detection area from - to, and enter the "to" detector zone as described above


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTF4: SWITCH ON SMOKE PARTDETECTOR ZONE NO.: 0001 ok [MORE]

Note:




F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTF4: SWITCH ON SMOKE PARTDETECTOR ZONE NO.: ____ [MORE]



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Operation on detectors

Standard func-tions

The following functions are present: Switch off/on

Exchange

Switch off/on smoke part

Switch off/on heat part

Poll status

Reset

Disconnect/Connect


To edit detectors, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]

3. Press the function key for De-tector


F1: DETECTION AREAF2: DETECTOR



F1: DETECTOR ZONE

DETECTION AREA NO.: __00.00



F1: DA-00 Building AF2: DA-01 Building BF3: DA-02 Building C

[DOWN] [ZOOM]



F1: DETECTOR

DETECTOR ZONE NO.: 00__.00 [MORE]




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Operation on detectors, continued




F1: DZ-0001 Entrance hallF2: DZ-0002 Staircase northF3: DZ-0003 Staircase south

[DOWN] [ZOOM]

8. Press the function key for the desired detector zone, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the desired detector zone is not displayed


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: EXCHANGEF4: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTDETECTOR NO.: 0001.__



F1: DET-0001.01 <DISCONNECT> frontF2: DET-0001.02 <DISCONNECT> middleF3: DET-0001.03 <DISCONNECT> rear

[DOWN] [ZOOM]

10. Press the function key for the desired detector, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the de-sired detector is not displayed


F1: DET-0001.02 <DISCONNECT> middleF2: DET-0001.02 <DISCONNECT> rear

[DOWN] [ZOOM]


Operation on detectors, continued


To edit detectors, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]



F1: DETECTION AREAF2: DETECTOR

[MORE]



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F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: EXCHANGEF4: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTDETECTOR NO.: ____.__ [MORE]

5. Enter the detector number via the numerical keyboard



F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: EXCHANGEF4: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTDETECTOR NO.: 0001.01 [TO] [MORE]

6. Press the softkey [TO] if you want to edit detectors within a detector zone from - to, and enter the "to" detector as de-scribed above


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: EXCHANGEF4: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTDETECTOR NO.: 0001.01 ok [MORE]

Note:




F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: EXCHANGEF4: SWITCH OFF SMOKE PARTDETECTOR NO.: ____.__ [MORE]



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Local alarm

Standard func-tions


Poll status

Reset

Switch maintenance on and off


To edit the local alarm, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Local alarm, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not displayed


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONLOCAL ALARM NO.: __ [MORE]



F1: AE-01 BUZZER [OFF] BUZZER ALARMF2: AE-02 BUZZER [OFF] BUZZER FAULTF3: AU-03 BUZZER [OFF] BUZZER PREALARMF4: AU-04 AU [OFF] SIREN [DOWN]

5. Press the function key for the desired local alarm, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the desired function is not dis-played




Local alarm, continued






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[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Local alarm, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not displayed



4. Enter the local alarm number via the numerical keyboard



F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONLOCAL ALARM NO.: 01 [TO] [MORE]

5. Press the softkey [TO] if you want to edit local alarms from - to, and enter the "to" local alarm as described above


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONLOCAL ALARM NO.: 01 ok [MORE]

Note:







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Alarm transmission

Standard func-tions


Poll status

Reset












[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Alarm transmission, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not dis-played


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONALARM TRANSMISSION NO.: __ [MORE]



F1: TU-01 TU <OFF> FIREF2: TU-02 TU <OFF> FIRE MCPF3: TU-03 TU <OFF> FAULTF4: TU-04 TU <OFF> SC SYSTEM [DOWN] [ZOOM]

5. Press the function key for the desired alarm transmission, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the desired func-tion is not displayed




Alarm transmission, continued






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[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Alarm transmission, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not dis-played



4. Enter the local alarm trans-mission number via the nu-merical keyboard



F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONALARM TRANSMISSION NO.: 01 [TO] [MORE]

5. Press the softkey [TO] if you want to edit alarm transmis-sions from - to, and enter the "to" alarm transmission as de-scribed above


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLL STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONALARM TRANSMISSION NO.: 01 ok [MORE]

6. Note:




F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLL STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONALARM TRANSMISSION NO.: __ [MORE]



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Outputs

Standard func-tions


Poll status












[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Outputs, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not displayed


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONOUTPUT NO.: ___ [MORE]

4. Press the function key for the desired function, or first press the softkey [ZOOM] if the de-sired function is not displayed


F1: OUT-001 [OFF] IOM LB1 ACTIVATEDF2: OUT-002 [OFF] IOM LB1 ACTIVATEDF3: OUT-003 [OFF] IOM LHT ACTIVATED [DOWN] [ZOOM]

5. Press the function key for the desired output, or first press the softkey [ZOOM] if the de-sired function is not displayed


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONOUTPUT NO.: ___ [DOWN] [ZOOM]


Outputs, continued






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[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Outputs, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not displayed



4. Enter the output number via the numerical keyboard



F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONOUTPUT NO.: 001 [TO] [MORE]

5. Press the softkey [TO] if you want to edit outputs from - to, and enter the "to" output as described above


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUSF4: MAINT. SWITCH ONOUTPUT NO.: 001 ok [MORE]

6. Note:







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Inputs

Standard func-tions


Poll status











[MORE]

3. Press the function key for In-puts, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired func-tion is not displayed


F1: SWITCH OFFF2: SWITCH ONF3: POLLING STATUS

INPUT NO.: ___ [MORE]

4. Press the function key for the desired function, or first press the softkey [ZOOM] if the de-sired function is not displayed


F1: IN-001 [OFF] Extinguisher releasedF2: IN-002 [OFF] Extinguisher fault [DOWN] [ZOOM]

5. Press the function key for the desired input, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the de-sired function is not displayed





Inputs, continued






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[MORE]

3. Press the function key for In-puts, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired func-tion is not displayed




4. Enter the input number via the numerical keyboard




INPUT NO.: 001 [TO] [MORE]

5. Press the softkey [TO] if you want to edit inputs from - to, and enter the "to" input as de-scribed above



INPUT NO.: 001 ok [TO] [MORE]

6. Note:








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Time

Standard func-tions

The following functions are present: Input time

Input date

Procedure To edit the time, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Time, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not displayed


F1: TIME INPUTF2: DATE INPUT

4. Press the function key for Time input



TIME INPUT: 14:54:49

5. Enter the correct time via the numerical keyboard




6. Press the function key for Date input



DATE INPUT: 13.02.02

7. Enter the correct date via the numerical keyboard






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Changing, reprogramming the operator code

Changing the op-erator code

To change your operator code, proceed stepwise as follows:






2. Press the function key for Op-eration and info



[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Code, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not displayed


F1: CHANGE

4. Press the function key for Change


F1: CHANGE

PCODE NEW ______

5. Enter the new operator code without operator code ID (3 to max. 6 digits) via the numer-ical keyboard


F1: CHANGE

PCODE NEW ******

Attention:If you have made a typing error, you can discard the entry with the key <CLEAR> before acknowledgment.



F1: CHANGE

CONFIRM PCODE ------

7. Confirm the new operator code once more as described above


F1: CHANGE




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, continued

Reprogramming the operator code

To reprogram an operator code, proceed stepwise as follows:

Note:You need the appropriate authorisation to reprogram an operator code.









[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Code, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not displayed


F1: CHANGEF2: NEW PROGRAMMING

4. Press the function key for New programming



ID/PCCODE NEW ______

5. Enter the existing operator code ID and the new operator code (3 to max. 6 digits) via the numerical keyboard



ID/PCCODE NEW ******




CONFIRM ID/PCCODE ------

7. Confirm the new operator code once more as described above





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Context operation

Procedure Context operation, also called alternative operation, is a form of operation meant to facilitate switch on, switch off, disconnect and connect operations. This means: If one tries to again switch off an already switched off detector zone, the

system proposes to switch on this detector zone. If one tries to again switch on a detector zone with bad AR (e.g.

smashed pushbutton glass), the system proposes partial switching off of this detector zone.

Note:You need the appropriate authorisation to reprogram an operator code.









[MORE]

3. Try to switch on a zone (or a detector) which is already switched on.

Press <F1> [COMMAND]


01/01 DZ-0001 ALREADY ONBUILDING A STAIRCASE NORD

DETECTION ZONE-NO: 0001[COMMAND]

4. Press <F1> [ENTER] in order to carry out the context oper-ation


01/01 DZ-0001 ALREADY ONBUILDING A STAIRCASE NORD

DETECTION ZONE-NO: 0001[ENTER]



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Remote Access

Standard func-tions

The following functions are present: Release remote access

Delete Installer Password

Procedure To operate remote acces functions, proceed stepwise as follows.









[MORE]

3. Press the function key for Re-mote Access, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the de-sired function is not displayed


F1: RELEASE REMOTE ACCESSF2: DELETE INSTALLER PASSWORD



F1: RELEASE REMOTE ACCESSF2: DELETE INSTALLER PASSWORD



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Chapter 4 Extended Information

Subjects in this chapter Polling the system statusPolling the event memoryPolling the maintenance

memoryPolling the alarm counter

Polling the system status

Standard func-tions

The following functions are present: Polling the pre-alarm, alarm and fault lists

Polling the setting deviations

Polling the disconnections

Polling In maintenance

Polling bad switch-on check

Polling bad arming readiness

Procedure To query the system status, proceed stepwise as follows.






2. Press the function key for Ex-tended information, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not dis-played


F1: SYSTEM STATUSF2: EVENT MEMORYF3: ALARM COUNTER

3. Press the function key for System status


F1: ALARM LISTF2: PREALARM LISTF3: FAULT LISTF4: INFO LIST [MORE]



01/02 DZ-0001 SETTING DEVIATION entranc02/02 DZ-0003 SETTING DEVIATION stairca

[ZOOM]



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Polling the event memory

Standard func-tions

The following functions are present: Polling

Print all

Print alarms

Print faults

Print on/off switchings

Print last 100 events

Procedure To query or print the event memory, proceed stepwise as follows.








F1: SYSTEM STATUSF2: EVENT MEMORYF3: ALARM MEMORYF4: MAINTENANCE MEMORY

3. Press the function key for Event memory


F1: POLLINGF3: PRINTS ALLF3: PRINTS ALARMSF4: PRINTS FAULTS

[MORE]



01: DZ-0006 SWITCHED ON 02: DZ-0005 SWITCHED ON 03: DZ-0004 SWITCHED ON 04 DZ-0003 SWITCHED ON

[P-DOWN][ UP ] [DOWN] [ZOOM]



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Polling the maintenance memory

Procedure To query the maintenance memory, proceed stepwise as follows.








F1: SYSTEM STATUSF2: EVENT MEMORYF3: ALARM MEMORYF4: MAINTENANCE MEMORY

3. Press the function key for Maintenance memory


01:DZ-0001 IN MAINT. entrance hall

Polling the alarm counter

Procedure To query the alarm counter, proceed stepwise as follows.








F1: SYSTEM STATUSF2: EVENT MEMORYF3: ALARM COUNTER

3. Press the function key for Alarm counter


01:MEMORY ALARM COUNTER VALUE: 092



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Chapter 5 Procedure for Alarms and Faults

Subjects in this chapter Procedure for alarm signalProcedure for fault indication

Procedure for alarm signal

Alarms for differ-ent system states

Transmission of alarms for different system states

System state „Present“ System state „Absent“The alarm message from automatic de-tectors is transmitted to the fire brigade with a three-minute delay.

During this lag phase, it is possible to ef-fect another delay of 5 minutes by press-ing the corresponding function key IN-SPECTION.

All alarm messages are immediately transmitted to the fire brigade.

Alarm messages from hand-operated fire alarms are always transmitted to the fire brigade directly and without delay.




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Procedure for alarm signal, continued

Procedure for fire alarm/status "Present"

If an alarm is signaled in the "Present" state, i.e. without immediate transmis-sion to the fire brigade, proceed stepwise as described below. Display on the FBM 732:

Attention:Also mind the indications on the PIM 731 and the group alarm indication on the PIM 734.Possible reading on the MIC 732 or MIC 734 display

001 FIRE DZ0002 1ST FLOOR CORRIDOR

F1: SWITCH OFF BUZZERF2: ALARM LIST


1. Press the function key for Switch off buzzer


F1: INSPECTF2: ALARM LISTF3: ABSENTF4: LAMP TEST

[MORE]

Note: The delay period of 3 minutes counts from the triggering of the alarm until its transmission to the fire brigade

2. Press the function key for In-spect

Go to the source of the fire

Note: The inspection time lasts 5 minutes

3. If the alarm is genuine:

Press the nearest pushbutton

The alarm is transmitted immediately.

If the alarm is false:

Turn the key to the right



F1: INSPECTF2: RESET SYSTEMF3: ALARM LISTF4: OPERATION AND INFO

[MORE]

Press the function key for RE-SET SYSTEM



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Procedure for fault indication

Procedure for fault indication

If a fault is indicated, proceed stepwise as follows.

Display on the FBM 732:

Attention:Also pay attention to the group fault indication on the PIM 731On the FBM, faults cannot be acknowledged!

Possible reading on the MIC 732 or MIC 734 display


F1: SWITCH OFF BUZZERF2: FAULT LIST


4. Press the function key for Switch off buzzer

001 FAULT DZ0099 SYSTEM FAULT

F1: SWITCH OFF REMOTE ALARMF2: RESET SYSTEMF3: FAULT LISTF4: OPERATION AND INFO

[MORE]

Note:

Further procedure see chapter 7



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Extended Information

Chapter 6 Procedure for Different System States

Subjects in this chapter Resetting the alarmsResetting the setting deviations

Resetting the alarms

Standard func-tions

The following functions are possible: Switch off buzzer (without operator code)

Inspect (without operator code)

Switch off local alarm

Switch off alarm transmission

Reset system

Poll pre-alarm

Poll alarm

Poll fault list

Info list

Maintenance list

Procedure In case of an alarm, proceed stepwise as follows.




001. Brand: DZ0001 Entrance hall

F1: SWITCH OFF LOCAL ALARMF2: SWITCH OFF REMOTE ALARMF3: RESET SYSTEMF4: ALARM LIST

[MORE]


001. Fire: DZ0001 Entrance hall

F1: RESET SYSTEMF2: ALARM LISTF3: OPERATION AND INFOF4: EXTENDED INFORMATIONDA-00 ACKNOWLEDGED

The system is reset Securiton AG 13.02.02 14:54


Copyright by Securiton AG Release 01.05.00

Bedienungsanleitung für das FAS R0X00meldesystem SecuriPro®

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Resetting the setting deviations

Procedure To reset setting deviations, proceed stepwise as follows.




001. SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0001 Entrance 004. SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0004 ArchiveF1: SETTING DEVIATIONSF2: OPERATION AND INFOF3: EXTENDED INFORMATION

2. Press the function key for Setting deviations, or first press the softkey [MORE] if the desired function is not dis-played

001. SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0001 Entrance 004. SETTING DEVIATION: DZ0004 ArchiveF1: DZ0001 <ON> Entrance hallF2: DZ0002 <ON> Staircase northF3: DZ0003 <ON> Staircase south

[DOWN] [ZOOM]

Press the function key for the desired set deviation, or first press the softkey [DOWN] if the desired set deviation is not displayed

001. SETTING DEVIATION:: DZ0001 Entrance hall004. SETTING DEVIATION:: DZ0004 ArchiveF1: DZ0002 <ON> Staircase northF2: DZ0003 <ON> Staircase southF3: DZ0004 <ON> Archive

[ZOOM]



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Chapter 7 Assistance for Troubleshooting

Subjects in this chapter Procedure in case of faults

Procedure in case of faults

Procedure The table below shows a list of frequently occurring faults and offers help for their correction:

Note:If the fault cannot be corrected by these means, call your service company.

Kind of fault Possible cause Correction

Fault of a specific detector Detector optics defective

Defective electronics

Replace detector

Wait 5 minutes

Reset fault

Accu failure Battery defective or not charged

Call Service

Power failure Power failure > 1 hour Wait until power is switched on again

Reset fault

Circuit breaker activated Switch circuit breaker on

Reset fault

Power supply unit defective Call Service

Short to earth Short-circuit to earth, e.g.

Water in a detector

Leakage currents by soil-ing

Call Service

Communication fault Electromagnetic disturb-ances

System overload

Defective LAN device

Call Service

Fault SI300 (FA) SI302 (DIVERS) SI302 (OA1) SI303 (OA1) SI303 (OA2) SI304 (LAN1) SI305 (LAN2)

Fuse faults in MCU Call Service




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Procedure in case of faults, continued

Fault Possible cause Correction

Fault L1 xxxxxxxxx

Fault L2 xxxxxxxxx

Technical problem (tempor-ary or permanent) in the detector line.Usually caused by the re-moval of a detector

Reset fault

If the fault cannot be ac-knowledged:Call Service

LAN channel A fault

LAN channel B fault

Communication fault in the LAN

Call Service

System cannot be reset fol-lowing an alarm

Common alarm LED alarm is not reset

Poll alarm list

Bring faulty detector into normal position

or

Switch off pertinent de-tector zone

Reset system



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