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1. 1 conventional input line supports 30 fire detec tors and an unlimited number of Callpoints 1 conventional input line supports 30 fire detectors and an unlimited number of Callpoints 16 programmable software zones 16 programmable software zones 16 alarm repeat outputs open collectors 1 per zone 16 alarm repeat outputs open collectors 1 per zone 1 C alarm output 1 C alarm output 4 programmable supervised silenceable alarm output relays expandable to 16 using FC 200 60UT expander modules 1 programmable silenceable alarm output relay supervised 1 NON supervised NON silenceable ancillary alarm output relay 1 NON supervised NON silenceable Fault output relay RS485 Interface supports 8 repeaters RS485 Interface supports 8 repeaters RS232 Interface for serial printer linked to the Control panel or a PC for upload download opera tions RS232 Interface for serial printer linked to the Control panel or a PC for upload download operations 200 event log 200 event log Supports 2 FC200 60UT output expanders to provide 16 outputs Supports 2 FC200 60UT output expanders to provide 13 outputs Local Remote Upload Down load from PC Local Remote Upload Down load from PC TELECOM Module Accessory item TELECOM Module Accessory item Power supply 230 Vca 10 Power supply 230 Vca 10 Available with 2
2. Access to this command is limited to authorized key holders only access level 2 code or mechanical key During RESET the control panel template will be as follows Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 Test RESET RUNNING Please Wait The system will reprocess any alarm prealarm warning or fault signal which is not cleared by RESET operations Command keys including ESC cannot be used when RESET is running The repeaters can be RESET by the installer or user code PINs The TEST button will activate all the control panel and repeater LEDs and buzzers The FC200 COM Telecom Module if duly programmed will call the pro grammed telephone numbers Day Night Mode NIGHT Mode The control panel can operate in DAY or NIGHT Mode If the system is silenced during DAY Mode SILENCE status will be held until the system is unsilenced i e unless new alarms or faults occur If the system is silenced during NIGHT Mode SILENCE status will be held for the preset time refer to Silence On power up at default the system will set to DAY Mode During this op erating mode silenced alarms faults will not be unsilenced automatically This system provides Automatic Alarm Threshold variation The alarm threshold of analogue detectors preset by the installer will be increased during Day Mode in order to avoid false alarms caused by per sons cigarette smoke etc in the protected ambient During Night
3. terminal 10 LC position the cursor on MOD Devices L1 the L1 Detector space and press the T Piss e key Modules L1 1 __ 23 Non Configured f you enter an invalid address the display Devices will show an error message Press ESC to srl quit and step back to 3 configured on LOOP 1 Delete Verify Del Ver To view the values of the Verify Alarm counters of the system detectors press 2 Del Ver Modifying 1 Disable 2 Del Ver 3 Del Lo 4 Telecom Module The Verify Alarm counters may be ALL at 0 or All Device with Alarm Verify 1 Counter 01 ESC QUIT with augmented values Label Device SENSOR Device MODULE BELL output Software Zone Slave MOD Enab Disabl Repeater Device SENSOR Analogue Value 00 99_ HE 1 4H ni En E STATUS ENABLED a mK ee DISABLED B BELL output 01 16 Z Software Zone 01 16 _ Repeater 01 08 _ Slave Unit 01 07 Figure 4 Enabled Disabled status of detectors 24 Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 Verify Counter gt 0 Detector Label 01 Counter 01 Enter Clear Counter The J key will allow you to scroll the Verify Alarm counters of detectors with augmented values To clear the Verify Alarm counter of the detector on view press the J key NOTE The counters must be cleared one by one Delete Log Del Log The Delete Log Del Log option from the MODIFYING menu will allow you to delete the c
4. 5 A power supply battery charger and_with 27 6V 4A linear power supply Available with 2 5 A power supply battery charger Housing for 2 x 17 Ah batteries Housing for 2 x 17 Ah batteries Dimensions w x h x d 432 x 577 x 131 mm Dimensions w x h x d 432 x 577 x 131 mm Weight without batteries max 9 0 Kg Weight without batteries max 9 0 Kg E Fc200 and FC100 The Installer and Operator manuals can be used with FC200 and FC100 Fire Control panels however where features and capacity differ refer to the above table Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 gt gt FireClass200 Repeaters FC200 SL panels OVERVIEW Please read this manual carefully to get an overall view of how to use your FireClass200 system The configuration of the FireClass200 system depends on the size and requirements of the application therefore some of the devices and functions described may not be present on your system The FireClass200 Master control panel supports 8 FC200 REP Repeaters 7 FC200 SL Slave control panels FireClass200 allows users to control all the functions of the fire control system Repeaters are peripherals that provide all the system status information Standard Template refer to page 10 emit audible signals and allow users to control the main functions of the FireClass200 system SILENCE RESET and ACKnowledge The FC200 SL panels are seco
5. GUIDE 15 Silence Reset 16 hornstrobes etc The software zone output points hornstrobes etc will activate when the zone generates an alarm Positive Alarm Sequence PAS The software zone enabled for the Fixed Delay will go into alarm status when the Fixed Delay ends To extend a running Fixed Delay press ACK The PAS Delay if enabled will be added to the Fixed Delay The software zone will go into alarm status when the delay ends Fixed Delay will be signalled by blinking on the respective zone LED 1 sec ON 0 5 sec OFF and by an intermittent audible signal 1 sec audi ble signal 0 5 sec pause PAS Delay will be signalled by blinking on the respective zone LED 2 sec ON 2 sec OFF and by an intermittent audible signal 2 sec audible sig nal 2 sec pause If several input points detectors callpoints are associated with an output point hornstrobe etc the latter will activate when one or more of its input points detects ALARM conditions The SILENCE button can be used to force Silenceable output points to standby status In NIGHT Mode Silence status will be held for the preset Silence time In DAY Mode Silence status will be held until the SILENCE button is pressed again In both operating modes new alarm conditions will annul Silence status automatically RESET operations can be done from the control panel RESET will stop Alarm Prealarm Warning and FAULT conditions
6. Mode the preset value will be restored USER GUIDE 17 Maintenance request Disable The FireClass200 control panel can manage automatic maintenance re quests Maintenance requests will be signalled by a FAULT warning on the preset date preset by the installer The FC200 COM Telecom Module if duly programmed will call the pro grammed telephone numbers The Disable option from the MODIFYING menu can be used to dis able enable devices zones and bell outputs refer to the MODIFYING section for further details If you disable a device the DISABLED LED will go ON Disabled devices cannot signal ALARMS FAULTS etc Alarm Verify 18 This option will allow the FireClass200 to verify ALARM conditions If the Alarm Verify option is enabled the control panel will take into ac count the length of time alarm conditions last for and the number of times the device detector module concerned detects the respective conditions If the Alarm Verify Counter is set at 99 the control panel WILL NOT take into account the number of times the device detector module detects alarm conditions but will only consider the length of time the alarm condi tions last for In this way the control panel will not generate an alarm until the set Alarm Verify Time expires If the Alarm Verify option is enabled and the Alarm verify Counter is not set at 0 the template shown during standby status will be as follows FIRE CLASS 200 Scanni
7. immediate maintenance required ON the batteries are either disconnected or empty or the battery protec tion fuse has burnt out refer to FUSES LED If this status is not cleared the control panel will be unable to operate in the event of blackout ON the control panel is leaking to Ground Maintenance required ON either the polarity fuse or the 24 V output fuse has burnt out in the latter case the devices connected to the 24 V output will be unable to op erate the display will indicate the fuse concerned Immediate mainte nance required ON the control panel has blocked Immediate maintenance required ON a Loop device detector callpoint is missing Maintenance required ON Configuration error Maintenance required Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 SILENCE ON the Silenceable Output Points have been forced into standby status Press the SILENCE button to restore the previous status Silenced Output Points will be released automatically if another alarm condition occurs or after the programmed NIGHT Mode SILENCE Time Z01 Z16 ON the respective zone is in ALARM status In the event of false alarm press SILENCE to force the SILENCEABLE Outputs into standby or press RESET to deactivate all the outputs completely Blinking 3 sec ON 1 sec OFF the corresponding zone is in PREALARM status The zone will go into ALARM status after the programmed Prealarm Time or will start the FIXED dela
8. log To access the Main Menu from standby status press any key except RE SET and TEST Select the Modifying option from the MAIN menu press 2 FIRE CLASS 290 1 Programming 2 Modifying 3 Reading Paramete Enter the User Code 11111 at default each digit will be masked by xk Press J to confirm If the code is valid the display will show the MODIFYING menu Odi fying 1 Disable 2 Del Ver 3 Del Log 4 Telecom Module Select the required option and read the respective paragraph or press ESC to step back to the MAIN menu Wrong Code If you enter a wrong code the display will request Retry User code Wrong Retry XXXXX User default The User default code 11111 at default can be changed by means of the Code PassWD option from the PROGRAMMING menu Disable The Disable option from the MODIFYING menu can Disable Enable the gt loop devices monitoring or control devices gt bell outputs gt software zones MODIFYING 21 gt network devices repeaters or slave panels Monitoring Devices Control Devices Bell Outputs Software Zones 22 Repeaters Slave panels The DISABLE LED will go ON when any of the above mentioned is disabled The disabled enabled modes are as follows The control panel will ignore alarm and or fault signals from disabled moni toring devices detectors monitoring modules conventional zone modules addressable call points therefore
9. the program ming phase of the Telecom Module A Rd Telecom Module Message Listen Select Remote Management press 3 to enable disable ON OFF Tele service The display will show Rd Telecom Module Remote Managem OF ISTUSOFC200 UK 1 0 301105 BUU
10. the programmed mode ADD mode the Extinction Inhibition command will add 90 seconds to the preset delay STOP mode the Extinction Inhibition command will stop the delay 10 seconds before it is due to expire If the Extinction Inhibition command is undone the delay will restart and run for 10 seconds FULL mode the Extinction Inhibition command will restore the delay to its initial value If the Extinction Inhibition command is undone the delay will restart and run for the full preset time You can use the SILENCE button to block a running Extinction Output delay force activated Extinction Outputs to Standby status reactivate Extinction Outputs forced to Standby status by means of the SILENCE button These Outputs will be reactivated after the preset delay In NIGHT Mode the Silence status block delay and force to standby will be held for the programmed Silence Time USER GUIDE 19 20 gt Manual Extinction In DAY Mode the Silence status block delay and force standby will be held until the SILENCE button is pressed again In both modes Silence status will be overridden automatically if a new ALARM or FAULT condition occurs Press any Manual Extinction button to activate all Extinction Outputs without delay Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 MODIFYING The Modifying option from the MAIN menu will allow you to disable the con trol panel devices clear the Verify counters and delete the
11. 27 t Position the cursor on Loop 1 then press to view the parameters of the conventional line If a valid address is entered the display will show the respective data as described in the PROGRAMMING section Press lt or gt to view the parameters of the other Items of the same type or press ESC and type in another address step 3 If an invalid address is entered at step 3 the display will show an error message Press ESC then enter a valid address DEVICES LOOP1 Device not configured on LOOP 1 Options This option from the READING PARAMETER menu will allow you to view the parameters of the Options Select Options from the READING PA RAMETER menu press 2 or press ESC to step back to the MAIN menu READINGS 1 Dev Zones Outputs 2 Opt 3 Ver 4 Log 5 Print 6 M Telecom The display will show the OPTIONS menu refer to OPTIONS section Press ESC to step back to the READING PARAME TER menu Version The Version option from the READING PARAMETER menu shows the control panel version Select the Version option from the VIEW PARAMETERS menu press 3 or press ESC to step back to the MAIN menu READINGS 1 Dev Zones Outputs 2 Opt 3 Ver 4 Log 5 Print 6 M Telecom The display will show the control panel version Press ESC to step back to the READING PARAMETER menu Fire Class 200 version 3 0 28 Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 Log The FireClass200 log stores 200 event
12. ANALOGUE FIRE CONTROL PANEL USER GUIDE lt M T SECURIT FC200 FC200 S FC200 SL FC100 Hereby Bentel Security declares the above mentioned Control Panels to be in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999 5 EC The complete R amp TTE Declaration of Conformity for each Panel can be found at www bentelsecurity com dc html These Control Panels comply with EN54 2 EN54 4 1999 Installation of these systems must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions described in this manual and in compliance with the local laws and bylaws in force The above mentioned Control panels have been designed and made to the highest standards of quality and performance The manufacturer recommends that the installed system should be completely tested at least once a month BENTEL SECURITY Srl shall not assume the responsibility for damage arising from improper application or use The above mentioned Control panels have no user friendly components therefore should be serviced by authorized personnel only The following versions of the Fireclass200 series are available FC200 Master panel with 4 A Linear power supply FC200 S Master panel with 2 5 A Switching power supply FC200 SL Slave panel without power supply unit Fc100 Master panel with 2 5 A Switching power supply If a technical feature is common to all versions the name Fireclass200 is us
13. RM template see figure 3 Standard Template on the control panel and repeater displays an intermittent audible signal 0 2 sec audible signal 0 2 sec pause on the fire control panel and repeaters the ALARM output points the FC200 COM Telecom Module if duly set up to call pre programmed telephone numbers M The ALARM Template see figure 3 Standard Template First Alarm v gt Last Alarm Total Alarms Up Down move MORE ALARMS Software Zones This field will show the Identifier initials of the first ALARM First alarms generated by loop devices will show the loop number 1 or 2 the device type S detector or M module the device address 01 through 99 or ZC conventional zone First alarms generated by software zones will show the zone address Z01 through Z16 As per the first alarm but for the most recent alarm The total number of Alarms since the last RESET The and J keys will allow you to scroll the alarms in memory During this phase users will be able to access the log refer to Log sec tion and view the most recent event by pressing ESC During alarm status users can SILENCE or RESET the system and view the log This LED will go ON when several input points detectors callpoints detect alarm conditions The Fireclass200 control panel manages 16 software zones Each zone can be associated with input points detectors callpoints and output points USER
14. alarm the Master panel will retrieve the alarm event details and broadcast them to ALL or PRE SELECTED Slave panels in the network The retrieved information the label of the Slave panel con cerned and the alarm event details will be shown on the displays of the Master panel and ALL or the PRE SELECTED Slave panels Software manuals System page Repeater Display Template The Repeater displays replicate the Master panel display template there fore if the Modify Read menu is accessed from the Master panel it will ap pear instantly on the Repeater displays However the Modify Read menu CANNOT be accessed from Repeaters as they accept RESET SILENCE and ACK commands ONLY code entry required If there are no active conditions Trouble Pre Alarm Alarm etc the Repeater displays will show the Master panel standby template with the current Date and Time 9 ALARM Status FireClass panel firmware versions 4 00 with Repeater firmware ver 10 Extended sions1 2 provide an Alarm Template option refer to Standard Template or Template Extended Template The Alarm Template can be set up via PC only The example below signals Alarm on Module1 Loop1 The first line shows the ALARM event no 1 of 2 active events The third line shows the label maximum 16 characters of the detector or Module in alarm status The fourth line of the zone the detector or module belongs to The T and J scroll keys Up Down will allow you to view the temp
15. connected to the control panel serial port connected The control panel will ignore the printer status disconnected paper out no ink blocked etc Stop Print To stop the Print command proceed as per start Print At step 3 press after pressing the display will show the tem plate opposite At this point press J to stop the Print or ESC to step back Logger Print running stop Yes Enter Print The Programming option from the PRINT menu is reserved for future use Programming lf the Programming option is selected from the PRINT menu READINGS Print 1 Logger 2 Programming READING PARAMETER 31 the template will be as opposite Programming Data Print Future Use Future Use Press ESC to step back to the PRINT menu step 2 Telecom Module The Telecom Module option from the PA RAMETER READING menu will allow you to view the Telecom Module settings READINGS 1 Dev Zones Outputs 2 Opt 3 Ver 4 Log 5 Print 6 M Telecom Select Tel Mod from the PARAMETER READING menu press 6 or press ESC to stepback to the Main menu The display will show Rd STele om Module 1 Telephone Numbers 2 Messages 3 Remote Managemen Select Telephone numbers press 1 to view the programmed Telephone numbers 01 to 32 The display will show Rd a Te eeom Module Telephone Numbers Number 01 Select Messages press 2 to listen to the messages recorded during
16. disabled monitoring devices will be un able to generate alarms or faults To clear FAULTS generated by monitoring devices Disable the monitor ing device concerned To clear ALARMS generated by monitoring devices RESET the control panel If you enable a monitoring device which has detected an ALARM or FAULT condition it will generate ALARM FAULT status immediately ALARM or FAULT status cannot activate disabled control devices control modules addressable sirens etc To deactivate control devices activated by faults Disable the Devices concerned To deactivate control devices activated by alarms RESET the control panel If you enable a control device during ALARM or FAULT status it will acti vate immediately The enabled disabled operating modes of bell outputs are as per control devices The disabled enabled status of software zones will affect their associated devices as previously described The control panel will ignore commands from disabled repeaters however their displays will show the control panel template Loss of a disabled re peater from the network will not generate FAULT status To clear FAULT status generated by the loss of a repeater Disable the repeater concerned The control panel will generate FAULT status when the repeater con cerned is re enabled Disabled slave panels cannot generate NETWORK ALARM or NETWORK FAULT status Loss of disabled slave panel from the network will not g
17. ed in the description If a technical feature applies to a specific version the name of the version concerned is specified Proper functioning of the FireClass200 components can be guaranteed ONLY when ambient conditions external to the cabinet comply with the 3k5 category of IEC 721 3 3 1978 The Loops of the FireClass200 control panel support 396 Analogue Devices The Conventional Zone of the FireClass200 control panel supports30 Conventional Devices The Fireclass200 supports a maximum of 512 devices in all In order to meet standards and qualify for IMQ Certification the FC200 SL Slave panel must be equipped with a BENTEL BA424 27 6 V 4 A Linear power supply or BENTEL BAQ60 24 27 6 V 2 5 A Switching power supply Only the Manufacturer Access Level no 4 refer to Accss Levels section can install the FC200 SL Slave panel power supply The FC200 SL Slave panel can operate ONLY when connected to a FireClass200 Master panel BENTEL SECURITY srl reserves the right to change the technical features of this product without prior notice 5 P Via Gabbiano 22 Z l S Scolastica 64013 CORROPOLI TE ITALY BENTEL User guide Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 SECURITY istruzioni Uso Inglese Antinc FC200 UK ISTUSOFC200 UK TABLE OF CONTENTS FC200 and FC100 oooo oo 4 OVERVIEW 5 Signalling si ra ee A es 5 LEDs Visual SignalS 5 Buzzer Audible Signals 7 Disp
18. en erate FAULT status To clear FAULT status generated by loss of an enabled slave panel Disable the panel concerned Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 Procedure 5 Conventional line MODIFYING To clear NETWORK FAULT status generated by a slave panels Dis able the Slave panel concerned To clear NETWORK ALARM status generated by a slave panel RESET the control panel FAULT status will be generated when the slave panel concerned is re en abled NETWORK FAULT status will be generated when the slave panel con cerned is re enabled To disable the control panel Items loop devices bell outputs software zones network devices Select the Disable option from the MODI FYING menu press 1 Modifying 1 Disable 2 Del Ver 3 Del Log 4 Telecom Module Select the Item or press ESC to step back to the MODIFYING menu MOD Enab Disabl 1 LOOP 1 2 LOOP 2 3 0utputs BELL 4 ZONES 5 NET Enter the Item address then press the J i z key or press ESC to step back and select ja ei ween another Item Sensors Li 14H Modules LT EY A If a valid address is entered the display will show the Item label real time analogue value type address current status see figure 4 Press T or J to change the Item status MOD Enab Disab1 then press to confirm or ESC to quit Device SENSOR 21H 1 44 STATUS DISABLED Step back to 3 To enable or disable the conventional line
19. entifier initials of the first fault and for first faults generated by loop devices detectors callpoints will show the loop number 1 or 2 the device type S Detector or M Module the device address 01 through 99 or ZC conventional zone If the first fault is not related to a loop device the template will show GEN a generic fault Mains Low battery etc As above but for the most recent fault The total number of faults since the last reset operation The and J keys will allow you to scroll the faults logged since the last re set operation To access the log and view the most recent fault press ESC The SILENCE key will force silenceable fault outputs to standby the buzz First Fault HHH Last Fault 4HHHE Total Fault JHH Up Down move 4HHHE Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 ers will be unable to function during the SILENCE phase Memory Fault memory will be signalled by blinking on the respective LED Reset The RESET key can be used to force ALL fault outputs to standby and clear the fault memory t The fault outputs will restore automatically to standby when faults clear RESET will be necessary for faults directly related to fault outputs ALARM Operating Mode WARNING status PREALARM status The FireClass200 control panel can be programmed to provide WARN INGS and PREALARMS This status indicates that an input point detector has exceeded its warn
20. ing threshold and if the condition continues will trigger an alarm The WARNING phase will be signalled by the WARNING template on the control panel and repeater displays Panel in WARNING state WARNING status will also be signalled by the WARNING output points the FC200 COM Telecom Module if duly set up to call pre programmed contact numbers During the WARNING phase you will be able to access the log refer to Log section and view the most recent event by pressing ESC This status indicates that an input point detector has exceeded its alarm threshold The control panel will not generate an alarm until the preset pre alarm time ends However if a second input point detector detects alarm conditions during the Prealarm phase the control panel will generate an instant alarm PREALARM status will be signalled by the PREALARM template on the control panel and repeater displays USER GUIDE 13 14 Figure 3 PREALARM 001 002 FIRE CLASS 200 Device Software Zone The first line of the PREALARM template will alternate between the first and last event and will indicate the total number of detectors modules in prealarm status The third line will show the label of the first last detector module to gener ate prealarm status The fourth line will show the label of the zone concerned The T and J keys will allow you to scroll and view the detectors modules concerned The prealarm templates of the f
21. irst and last events will alternate on the control panel and repeater displays every two seconds NOTE If the control panel is operating in NIGHT mode it will generate IN STANT ALARMS ONLY Prealarm status will be bypassed automatically If an alarm procedure is already running the control panel will ignore pre alarm conditions NOTE Instant alarms e g from callpoints will override prealarm status PREALARM status will also be signalled by blinking on the ALARM and PREALARM LEDs 3 sec ON 1 sec OFF blinking on the LED associated with the software zones of the input point concerned 3 sec ON 1 sec OFF an intermittent audible signal 3 sec audible signal 1 sec pause on the fire control panel and repeaters the prealarm output points the FC200 COM Telecom Module if duly set up to call pre programmed telephone numbers During the PREALARM phase you will be able to SILENCE or RESET the system and view the log NOTE In this case the ESC key will not access the events log First Alarm 4HHHE Last Alarm 4HHHE Total Alarms HH Up Down move 4HHHE Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 ALARM status v gt gt This status activates the output points It will be generated by ALARM con ditions on the system input points detectors callpoints ALARM status will be signalled by the ALARM LED ON the LEDs assigned to the software zones of the input points concerned the ALA
22. lates of the various detectors in alarm status In the event of two active alarms the control panel will alternate between the two alarm templates every two seconds ALARM 001 002 FIRE CLASS 200 Device Sen1 01 Software Zone 01 Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 USER GUIDE STANDBY status During standby status gt the MAIN POWER LED will be ON gt the NIGHT LED will be ON during NIGHT Mode gt the DAY LED will be ON during DAY Mode gt the display template will be as per figure 1 Label_ FIRE CLASS 2466 Scanning Loop a gt Hour 16 39 95 07 99 Mon lt Week day Mon Monday Date day month year f Tue Tuesday Wed Wednesday Thu Thursday Fri Friday Sat Saturday Sun Sunday Figure 1 USER GUIDE 11 FAULT status First FAULT v gt Last FAULT Total FAULTS Up Down move Silence Figure 2 12 Faults will be signalled by the generic FAULT LED ON the respective FAULT LED MAIN LOW BATTERY BATTERY FAULT GROUND FUSES LOGIC UNIT ADDRESS SAME ADDRESS a FAULT Warning template on the control panel and repeater displays see figure 2 an audible signal 0 5 sec audible signal 0 5 sec pause emitted by the control panel and repeaters the FAULT output points the FC200 COM Telecom Module if duly set up to call pre programmed contact numbers The FAULT Warning Template see figure 2 The warning template will show the Id
23. lay Templates 8 The Centralized Master Panel Log 9 Repeater Display Template 9 USER GUIDE 11 STANDBY status 11 FAULT StatUS coge be bee HE RE eee a 12 The FAULT Warning Template see figure 2 12 ALARM Operating Mode 13 The ALARM Template see figure 3 Standard Template o 15 Software Zones ooo 15 Positive Alarm Sequence PAS 16 A ti ce es Sys Shee ares oe ae 16 Reset o ice seb ei Rhee a Se St 16 Teste vcs ee eee ee ee VE Ee eae A 17 Day Night Mode 0 00000 17 Maintenance request 18 Disable 222 043 ia Sie ee ee a 18 Alarm Verify oia Soe ee el A e e 18 Log shyt Gh beac rra rd Sew ve fark E 19 Extinction Modes 19 MODIFYING 21 Disable viii ts dc a ai a e Bae he 21 Delete Verify Del Ver 24 Delete Log Del Log 25 Telecom Module o o 25 TABLE OF CONTENTS READING PARAMETER Devices Zones Outputs Options Version LOG en ee ie dy ed Telecom Module FC200 and FC100 Features FC200 FC100 EN54 Approved EN54 Approved 2 analogue loop supports 99 sensors and 99 modules 1 analogue loop supports 99 sensors and 99 modules Automatic device drift compensation Automatic device drift compensation Modular loop management
24. linking at least one software zone is in Test status The outputs of the zone concerned will be activated for approximately one second when the zone triggers alarm status If the zone in Test status triggers an alarm the extinction outputs of the will not be activated ON at least one device has been disabled Use the Disable option from the MODIFYING menu to view change the status of disabled devices ON NIGHT Mode ACTIVE The system will adhere to the programmed Alarm Threshold values of the input points detectors callpoints If the SILENCE button is pressed during NIGHT mode SILENCE status will be held for the pro grammed SILENCE time ON DAY Mode ACTIVE The system will increase the programmed Alarm Threshold values of the input points detectors by a pre set value in this way the input points detectors will be less prone to false alarms caused by persons in the protected ambient If the SILENCE button is pressed during DAY Mode SILENCE status will be held until the SIl LENCE button is pressed again ON at least one FAULT has been detected The LEDs and or the display will indicate the FAULT type As per the green MAIN POWER LED This LED will go ON during Mains power failure the MAIN LED has memory function ON the control panel batteries are low and will be unable to power the control panel properly in the event of blackout Wait for several hours for the batteries to recharge If the LED remains ON
25. ndary panels which can be used to expand the FireClass200 system FireClass control panels 4 0 firmware version and Repeaters 1 2 firmware version cannot operate on applications using Fire Class control panels and Repeaters with lower firmware versions Signalling ALARM MORE ALARMS PREALARM TELECOM OVERVIEW The system status is indicated by the control panel LEDs back lighted display 20 characters on 4 lines buzzer LEDs Visual Signals ON ALARM status In the event of false alarm press the SILENCE but ton to stop the SILENCEABLE Outputs temporarily or the RESET button to stop all the outputs permanently ON ALARM status on more than one of the input points detec tors callpoints It is possible to view all the input points in ALARM status Blinking PREALARM status The control panel will generate an alarm when the pre alarm delay ends In the event of false alarm press the RESET key to stop the procedure ON the telephone line is connected to the control panel MAIN POWER green WALK TEST DISABLED NIGHT DAY FAULT MAIN red LOW BATTERY BATTERY FAULT GROUND FUSES LOGIC UNIT ADDRESS SAME ADDRESS 6 OFF Mains power failure 230 V Check for blackout in the local area If the local area power supply is functioning normally immediate mainte nance is required The batteries will provide the power supply until Mains power is restored B
26. ng Loop Verify Counters gt 0 16 13 14 01 05 Fri If the Verify Alarm is programmed for a device the control panel will gen erate ALARM in accordance with the Verify Time and the Verify Counter The control panel will hold standby status for the entire time of the Verify Alarm operation Scanning Loops Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 The number of Alarm Verify operations performed for an input point can be viewed by means of the Dev Zones Outputs option from the READINGS PARAMETER menu see V field Log The FireClass200 log can record the details of 200 events The log is dealt with in detail in the READING PARAMETERS paragraph Extinction Modes Inhibit Extinction Silence gt gt gt The FireClass200 EXTINCTION OUTPUTS control the fire extinction systems water gas etc The EXTINCTION OUTPUTS can be programmed to respond to an alarm after a preset delay This operating mode will lower the false alarm rate unnecessary activation of fire extinction systems The preset delay will al low users to verify alarms and inhibit or stop fire extinction systems in the event of false alarm If an alarm is generated by a device which is assigned to an Extinction Output the Extinction Output concerned will not be activated until the pre set delay ends To extend a running delay press any Inhibit Extinction button The effect of an Inhibit Extinction command on a running delay depends on
27. od Telecom Module Remote Managem 0F READING PARAMETER The Reading Parameter option from the MAIN menu will allow you to view all the control panel parameters and to print the log Select the Reading Parameter option from the MAIN menu press 3 No access code is required Viewing and printout do not affect the parameters and operating modes of the control panel The display will show the READING PA RAMETER menu FIRE CLASS 200 1 Programming 2 Modifying 3 Reading Paramete READINGS 1 Dev Zones 0utputs 2 Opt 3 Ver 4 Log 5 Print 6 M Telecom Select the required option and read the respective paragraph or press ESC to step back to the MAIN menu Devices Zones Outputs The Dev Zones Outputs option from the READING PARAMETER menu will allow you to view the parameters of the loop devices software zones bell outputs and network devices Select the Dev Zones Outputs option from the READING PARAMETER menu press 1 or press ESC to step back to the MAIN menu Select the required option or press ESC to return to the READING PARAMETER menu step 1 Type in the address of the required Item or press ESC to step back to the Dev Zones Network step 2 READING PARAMETER READINGS 1 Dev Zones Outputs 2 Opt 3 Ver 4 Log 5 Print 6 M Telecom RD Choosing Menu 1 LOOP 1 2 LOOP 2 3 Outputs BELL 4 ZONES 5 NET RD Devices L1 Enter Address Sensors L1 1 4 Modules ETs Ly ae
28. ontents of the log Select Del log press 3 Modifying 1 Disable 2 Del Ver 3 Del Lo 4 Telecom Module Press to delete the contents of the log or MOD press ESC to quit and step back pirat Logger Are you sure Yes Enter No Esc Telecom Module The Telecom Module option from the Modifying menu press 4 will allow you to change the telephone numbers mes sages and or enable disable the Remote management option Modifying 1 Disable 2 Del Ver 3 Del Log 4 Telecom Module Select Numbers press 1 to change the programmed telephone numbers Mod Telecom Module 1 Telephone Numbers 2 Messages 3 Remote Management MODIFYING 25 26 Select the identifier number 1 to 32 of the telephone number to be changed and change as necessary Select Messages press 2 to change re cord or listen to the messages Enter the identifier number of the message then press 1 to listen The display will show Press ESC to stop the message and step back Select Record press 6 to record or change messages Select Remote Management press 3 to enable disable Teleservice ON OFF Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 Mod Telecom Module Telephone Numbers Number 01 Mod Telecom Module Message A Listen B Record Mod Telecom Module Listen Message 1 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt ESC End Mod Telecom Module Recording Message 1 gt gt gt gt gt gt gt ESC End M
29. rent Time date and day of the week FIRE CLASS 290 Scanning Loop gt gt gt gt gt gt 16 23 92 88 99 Mon WARNING This status will be signalled by the WARN status ING template The panel will generate a warning when an input point detector ex ceeds its warning threshold and there is risk of an alarm Panel in WARNING state PREALARM This status will be signalled by the PRE status ALARM template The control panel will generate an alarm when the programmed prealarm time ends PREALARM 001 002 FIRE CLASS 200 Device Software Zone The system repeaters will provide the relative information and the T and J keys will allow you to scroll and view the events concerned In this case the ESC key will not allow you to access the Events log ALARM Status The first line of the Standard Template Standard will show the address of the First input Template point zone detector callpoint to generate alarm status The second line will show the address of the Last input point zone detec tor callpoint to generate alarm status The third line will show the Total number of input points zones detectors callpoints in alarm status The fourth line indicates that the T and 4 keys Up Down will allow you to scroll and view the input points zones detec tors callpoints concerned First Alarm Last Alarm Total Alarms Up Down move Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 gt ALARM Sta
30. s If the log reaches its limit it will de lete old event automatically starting from the oldest in order to free locations for new events 1 Select the log option from the READING PARAMETER menu press 4 or press ESC to step back to the MAIN menu READINGS 1 Dev Zones 0utputs 2 0pt 3 Ver 4 Log 5 Print 6 M Telecom 2 The display will show the most recent event NOTE The example shows no 123 as the most recent event ZONE ALARM 123 FIRE CLASS 206 Software Zone 15 09 13 07 99 Ol 3 Press lt to scroll back ALARM 122 FIRE CLASS 206 Device MODULE 15 09 13 07 99 1M1 4 Press gt to scroll forward ZONE ALARM 123 FIRE CLASS 206 Software Zone 15 09 13 07 99 Ol 5 Press ESC to quit and step back to READINGS menu When the lt key is pressed on the oldest FAULT 000 event FIRE CLASS 209 Missing MAIN 18 02 95 87 99 the most recent event will be shown ZONE ALARM 123 FIRE CLASS 208 Software Zone 15 09 13 07 99 Ol When the gt key is pressed on the most recent event the control panel will emit an audible error signal READING PARAMETER 29 No event If at step 2 the log is empty no events the display will show the LOGGER EMPTY message Delete log The Delete log option from the MODIFYING menu will allow you to delete the log E Log data The following data will be saved in the log see fig 5 Event Type This shows the event description Event Number This show
31. s the event number 1 through 200 Panel This shows the control panel label Master panel Slave panel or Repeater assigned during programming Origin This shows the label of the Item which generated the event Hour Date This shows the time and date of the event Address This shows the address of the Item which generated the event Print The Print option from the READINGS menu will allow you to print the log 1 Select the Print option from the READ READINGS INGS menu press 5 or press ESC to step 1 Dey Zones Outputs back to the MAIN menu 2 0pt 3 Ver 4 Log 5 Print 6 M Telecom Event type_ ZONE ALARM 123 lt Event number 000 199 Panel_ FIRE CLASS 200 Origin_ Software Zone Time 15 99 13 07 99 1 lt Address tf Date day month year Figure 5 Log data 30 Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass200 2 Select the Logger option press 1 or press ESC to step back the READINGS menu READINGS Print 1 Logger 2 Programming 3 Press to start the log printout or press ESC to quit and step back Ta E Start Print Enter Yes Esc Exit 4 The display will show the template oppo site Logger Print running please wait t The control panel will continue functioning during the log printout Printer not f the printer is not enabled the display will enabled show the respective template Printer not enabled Enable in menu PRG SYSTEM Printer not The serial printer must be
32. tus Extended Template FAULT Status Template OVERVIEW The Standard Template or Extended Template can be set up via PC only The Extended Template is EN54 non compliant The first line of the Extended Template will show the address of the First and Last in put point zone detector callpoint to gen erate alarm status and the total number of input points zones concerned The second line will show the control panel label The third line will show the detector and the module concerned The fourth line will show the labels of the zones concerned The fourth line indicates that the T and 4 keys Up Down will allow you to scroll and view the detectors concerned ALARM 001 002 FIRE CLASS Device Software Zone The first line will show the address of the First input point zone detector callpoint to generate fault status or the Fault code The second line will show the device ad dress of the Last input point zone detec tor callpoint to generate fault status or the Fault code The third line will show the Total number of faults The fourth line indicates that the T and 4 scroll keys Up Down will allow you to view the addresses and codes concerned First Fault Last Fault Total Faults Up Down move The Centralized Master Panel Log The centralized Fire Class Master retrieves and logs all the network events Slave panels log only the events which directly concern them If a Slave panel generates an
33. y if programmed In the event of false alarm press RESET to stop the automatic procedure Blinking 1 sec ON 0 5 sec OFF the FIXED delay is running The Zone will go into ALARM status when the programmed delay ends In the event of false alarm press RESET to stop the automatic procedure or press ACK to add the PAS delay to the FIXED delay Blinking 1 sec ON 2 sec OFF the PAS delay has been added to the running FIXED delay The Zone will go into ALARM status when the total time of both delay ends In the event of false alarm press RESET to stop the automatic procedure Press TEST to check the LEDs are operating properly W Buzzer Audible Signals The control panel buzzer provides audible indication of the panel status 3 sec sound PREALARM status 1 sec pause 1 sec sound FIXED Delay running 0 5 sec pause 1 sec sound PAS delay running 2 sec pause 0 2 sec sound Control panel in ALARM status 0 2 sec pause 05 sec sound FAULT 0 5 sec pause 1 sec sound FAULT in memory 9 sec pause 1 sec sound SILENCE active 2 sec pause 0 3 sec sound RESET running 0 3 sec pause 2 sec sound Zone in TEST status 1 sec pause OVERVIEW 7 To test the buzzer press TEST The buzzer cannot work during the SILENCE phase _ Display Templates STANDBY This status will be indicated by the status STANDBY template The top line will show the control panel label and the bottom line will show the cur

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