Honeywell 53034 Home Security System User Manual
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1. Li p e A m Af 0 2914 Lolo Il o r FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 29 Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION Normal Operation No Events Being Reported Figure 4 1 FiRSTVISION Display Example No Alarms NOTE Device icons that use a device id s are displayed on FIRSTVISION only when they experience an event type that FIRSTVISION processes With the front door open touching a floor number button displays the corresponding floor in the building layout 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 Building Contact Site Plan Event List Information Information No Alarms Have Been Activated 3 41 05 PM Figure 4 2 FIRSTVISION Display Example Floor Number Button 30 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Normal Operation No Events Being Reported Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION With the front door open touching one of the miscellaneous buttons will display an information window or site plan 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 3 41 05 PM Buildi ontact Site Plan Event List Informa Information o Alarms Have Been Activated 3 15 N HI 2 Building Information Commissioned 2006 Occupants Day 1002. LJ EM EM an FACP FACP FACP Figure 3 4 Example NFN Gateway Embedded System Connections FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 17 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Make Connections to FIRSTVISION FIRSTVISION 00000000 Three options Direct connection using a crossove Ethernet cable Connection using 2 standard CAT 5 Ethernet cables and a UL listed hub Connection to the customer supplied Ethernet TCP IP Network Ethernet TCP IP Network NOTE For all connection details see ONYXWorks NFN Gateway PC Installation amp Operation Manual 52307 Network Card NFN Gateway PC NFN Gateway PC Fiber Shown NFN Network v5 0 or later LJ EM FACP FACP FACP Figure 3 5 Example NFN Gateway PC System Connections 18 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Turn on Power to FIRSTVISION Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building 3 3 Turn on Power to FIRSTVISION Turn on the power supply connected to FIRSTVISION Refer to
3. 25 3 7 1 How To Copy Your Exported Building Design to FIRSTVISION eee 25 Figure 3 16 XML File and Floorplans Folder eene 25 3 8 Display Your Building Design on nenne nennen nnne nennen 26 3 9 Test Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION ener nennen nennen terne nnne 27 3 10 Touch Screen Calibration rei Che eene re vp rei cete 27 3 10 1 How to Calibrate FIRSTVISION s Touch Screen eseesseseeeeeeene nene enne 27 Section 4 Operating Basics of nennen nennen nnn nnn nnns 29 4 1 Normal Operation No Events Being 29 Figure 4 1 FIRSTVISION Display Example No Alarims ccccesesseseceseseeseseeseseecesceaeeeceeeeceeeeceeeeeeeneeaes 30 Figure 4 2 FIRSTVISION Display Example Floor Number Button eese 30 Figure 4 3 FIRSTVISION Display Example Building Information seen 31 Figure 4 4 FIRSTVISION Display Example Zoomed Floor Plan sese 32 Figure 4 5 FIRSTVISION Display Example Moving Through a Zoomed Floor Plan 33 Figure 4 6 FIRSTVISION Display Example HAZMAT Information eseeeeeetere 34 4 2 Investigating Gateway Disconnection esessssesesseseeeeer eene enne nnne enin ener nne 34 4
4. Health Hazard Flammability Type of Possible Injury 1 Slightly hazardous Susceptibility to Release of Energy O Normally stable 3660 Technology Drive Minneapolis 55418 Bu Idirg Cort3c MIDI rt Irfon atier Informatica EET First alarm 6 59 AM Floor 1 First Floor Wiring Closet Smoke Detector Caution Tensioned Concrete Roof Figure 5 2 Fire Scene Scenario Roof Plan Information veul Lesl HAZMAT Area is located in room 220 Darkroom Access Route is from the First Floor Main West hal Susceptibility of Material to Burning 3 Ignites at normal temperatures Special Hazards Require Special Fire Fighting Techniques Reactivity Figure 5 3 Fire Scene Scenario HAZMAT Information FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 41 The Development of FIRSTVISION Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION 42 20 seconds The Commander begins directing the team how to attack the fire where to enter the building how to approach the fire area where to get water how to vent the fire The Commander notes that no windows have blown out Since the room with the fire is directly under the roof it seems best to vent the smoke through the roof He touches the Building Information button to be sure there are no structural details that could cause problems as shown in
5. Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 3 Documentation Feedback Your feedback helps us keep our documentation up to date and accurate If you have any comments you can email us Please include the following information Product name and version number if applicable Manual page number Your comment Send email messages to FireSystems TechPubs honeywell com Please note this email address is for documentation feedback only If you have any technical issues please contact Technical Services 4 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Table of Contents Section 1 Introduction eroi ren re eren rrr Een Re ana RE NR EE Fa ERR EY RR FRANE FR YEN ERAN eS rs 3 I Tz FIRSTVISION Specifications 5 cere ERU e t ERA ai ERU IRR a 3 Table 1 1 FIRSTVISION Cabinet Specifications esses enne enne 3 Table 1 2 FIRSTVISION LCD 1 enne 4 1 2 FIRSTVISION D SCEIpLOHnS n oerte ete itte ned dle d petes died p cete ceti ee es 5 1 2 1 Product Overview ise e ec e eee ee eee TE e de Lee n e e e Eq nee eden 5 Events that FIRSTVISION Processes and Annunciates 5 Compatibility uice tepido eite desc eed cedere eR REN Tee td 6 Table 1 3 FIRSTVISION Node Compatibility Table sessssssseseeeeeereenene enne 6 I 2 2 Networking anie eet Re E
6. Configuration Tool Programming Manual for information Process Steps to Enable FIRSTVISION Step 1 Make Connections to FIRSTVISION Step 2 Turn on Power to FIRSTVISION Step 3 Establish Communication Between Your LAN and FIRSTVISION Step 4 Establish Gateway Communication Step 5 Copy Your Exported Building Design to FIRSTVISION Step 6 Test Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION 3 2 Make Connections to FIRSTVISION of the procedures in this section require you to operate FIRSTVISION like a personal computer Because of that operation usage scenario you MUST connect an external keyboard and a mouse to FIRSTVISION 3 2 1 What To Connect and How To Make the Connections Step 1 Connect a keyboard and mouse to the either of these connectors USB ports on the front of FIRSTVISION LCD recommended A keyboard with a USB port for the mouse is ideal for connecting to FIRSTVISION Figure 3 1 PS 2 connectors located on the bottom of the LCD Figure 3 2 NOTE You must unlock the front door of FIRSTVISION to gain access to the USB ports Figure 3 1 FiRSTVISION USB Keyboard and Mouse Connections NOTE To gain access to the PS 2 connectors you must remove the screws holding the LCD closed and then you must swing the LCD out FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 15 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Make Connections to FIRSTVISION 0
7. FIRSTVISION Installation Instructions on page 11 for installation information 3 3 1 What Displays After the Initial Power Up of FIRSTVISION 1 Windows XP Embedded will start and display 2 The software application progress bar will display and remain displayed until the loading of the software application and its components are complete NOTE Do NOT attempt to stop this loading 3 After the progress bar disappears the software application will automatically start because a shortcut to the application has been placed in the product s Startup folder NOTE Do NOT remove this shortcut 3 3 2 What You Should Know about FIRSTVISION IP Addresses Your LAN IP address setup with Windows Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties has a default of 192 168 0 4 fitis necessary to change the factory LAN IP address refer to Establish Communication Between Your LAN and FIRSTVISION on page 22 for information The gateway that FIRSTVISION monitors setup with Add Gateway Connection has a factory setting of 192 168 0 3 fit is necessary to change this factory setting refer to Establish Gateway Communication on page 23 for information fitis necessary to change a gateway s IP address refer to the gateway s respective installation manual 3 3 3 What You Should Know about FIRSTVISION Windows Settings Windows Administrator Settings NOTE Do NOT change the factory boot setup for FIRSTVISION s host computer that is
8. Connectors 1 DB9 COM1 1 DIN KYBD 1 RJ 45 10 100BT 2 USB Ports on the front panel 2 Speakers 2 Watts Operating System Windows amp XP amp Embedded Other Motherboard Lithium Battery Battery is not field replaceable Contact Technical Services for information DC to DC Converter Fuse Fuse is only replaceable by authorized personnel Contact Technical Services for information Fuse 10A 250V SLO BLO 5x20mm FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 FIRSTVISION Descriptions Introduction 1 2 FiRSTVISION Descriptions 1 2 1 Product Overview FIRSTVISION uses a graphical user interface GUI approach to life safety monitoring for your building The display method enables an authorized event responder e g firefighter to view an event in the context of the building s floor layouts This allows planning of routes and methods for responding to the event Before it can be used by an event responder FIRSTVISION must be configured with information about the building into which it is installed Those configuration tasks are performed with the ONY X6 FIRSTVISION Configuration Tool refer to 530350NY X FIRSTVISIONTM Configuration Tool manual The Configuration Tool tasks include entering meaningful information about the layout of all floors in the building drawing background the locations of all sensing devices that communicate with FI
9. administrator is automatically logged in at startup or add any user accounts It 1s essential that the FIRSTVISION host computer remain configured to automatically log in the administrator account at startup without asking for a password Screen Saver Settings m Monitor Power A Monitor Power selection should NOT be changed from the factory default settings which all are set to Never always on because any setting will prevent the software application from starting automatically after a power loss FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 19 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Turn on Power to FIRSTVISION 20 B Screen Saver FIRSTVISION supports Windows Screen Saver settings that extend the display s life and prevent screen image burn in Only Windows screen saver application is supported do NOT use a third party screen saver application NOTE A Screen Saver selection has been made at the factory Those factory settings use a predetermined screen saver image and Wait setting of 10 minutes FIRSTVISION s screen saver will be displayed when its Wait setting is reached only if There are no events that FIRSTVISION processes are being reported to FIRSTVISION The gateway connection is present If events that FIRSTVISION processes are being reported to FIRSTVISION or the gateway connection is lost FIRSTVISION s screen saver will disable and the software appli
10. 3 Operation When a Fire Alarm is Received ieren ren en eene nennen nennen O E 35 Figure 4 7 FIRSTVISION Display Example Alarms eese eene 35 Figure 4 8 FIRSTVISION Display Example Alarm Zoomed Floor Plan eee 36 Figure 4 9 FIRSTVISION Display Example Event List sese 37 4 4 Operation After a Fire Alarm Has Been Cleared ccecceccecssessesseessessecceeseceeceseeseensenseceseeseeeeceseeaeeeaeeneeeaees 37 4 5 Accessing the Log Files e ee Rate Wo meer Eee ta EIE edd 38 Figure 4 10 Dog File ee RE rcm t IIR ioter ec erbe 38 Section 5 The Development of FIRSTVISION eene 39 5 1 The Current Situation for a Firefighter nennen nnn 39 5 2x The Technology of EIRSTVISION E EUN RS ERRARE Re e EAR UTERE tees 39 5 2 1 Making Commissioning Easier esses eene eren enne nennen nnne ener nennen nns 39 5 3 Expected Firefighter Interaction with the 40 5 3 1 Example Emergency 51 neret 40 Fife Sce e l e P 40 Figure 5 1 Fire Scene Scenario Floor Plan Information eene 40 Figure 5 2 Fire Scene Scenario Roof Plan Information eee enn 41 Figure 5 3 Fire Scene Scenario HAZMAT
11. B of Part 15 of FCC Rules which is designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Like all solid state electronic devices this system may operate erratically or can be damaged when subjected to lightning induced transients Although no system is completely immune from lightning transients and interferences proper grounding will reduce susceptibil ity Overhead or outside aerial wiring is not recommended due to an increased susceptibility to nearby lightning strikes Consult with the Technical Services Department if any problems are anticipated or encountered Disconnect AC power and batteries prior to removing or inserting circuit boards Failure to do so can damage circuits Remove all electronic assemblies prior to any drilling filing ream ing or punching of the enclosure When possible make all cable entries from the sides or rear Before making modifications verify that they will not interfere with battery transformer and printed circuit board location Do not tighten screw terminals more than 9 in lbs Over tightening may damage threads resulting in reduced terminal contact pressure and difficulty with screw terminal removal Though designed to last many years system components can fail a
12. Detector R Floor 1 Figure 5 1 Fire Scene Scenario Floor Plan Information FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION The Development of FIRSTVISION 10 4 seconds After verifying the building and seeing fire location the Commander radios firefighting team As he calls he continues observation Checks layouts of other floors and the roof as shown in the example in Figure 5 2 to be sure the fire is contained on only those levels Checks which detector s is activated If multiple detectors are activated he can determine the progression of the fire by interpreting the blinking rate of the detectors and base his assessment of the situation on that displayed information Checks for presence of hazardous materials near the fire on its respective floor as shown in the example in Figure 5 3 Checks for the location of elevators stairways water supplies and entry and exit routes Note Notice the Caution on this background It was added when the background was developed in the graphics software application It was not added with the Annotation because an Annotation can only be added to a Building Site Plan 3 5 3 41 05 PM 94 Location Room Type Access 2 HAZMAT Area Combustion may produce corrosive and or toxic gases
13. Display Example HAZMAT Information 4 2 Investigating Gateway Disconnection 34 The Gateway Connection Icon in the upper left corner of the user interface indicates whether FIRSTVISION is connected to your gateway a red X displayed inside the icon means that FIRSTVISION is not connected When you see that the gateway disconnected red X in icon FIRSTVISION will not receive events It is absolutely necessary to restore connectivity to the gateway to ensure the most accurate and up to date information 1s being displayed In order to investigate connectivity issues you need to operate FIRSTVISION like a personal computer To do this Step 1 Follow the steps in Make Connections to FIRSTVISION on page 15 to attach a keyboard and mouse to FIRSTVISION Step 2 Shut down the FIRSTVISION software application by pressing the Esc key See Establish Communication Between Your LAN and FIRSTVISION on page 22 and Establish Gateway Communication on page 23 for information about gateway connectivity FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Operation When a Fire Alarm is Received Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION 4 3 Operation When a Fire Alarm is Received When FIRSTVISION receives a fire alarm from a panel it is monitoring its front door unlocks and a display change in the floor number button takes place indicating which floor the fire alarm is If multiple fire alarms have been reported the d
14. Information nennen 41 Figure 5 4 Fire Scene Scenario Building Information eee 42 Fife asco CE PT re EE e e te Rede e nip eae LOS 43 Figure 5 5 Example Building Site Plan Information esee 43 Figure 5 6 Example HAZMAT Information esseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeenen enne nennen 44 Figure 5 7 Example Contact Information seen ener enne 45 2 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Section 1 Introduction The contents of this manual are important and must be kept in close proximity to the hardware If building ownership is changed this manual and all other testing and maintenance information must also be passed to the current owner of the facility A copy of this manual was shipped with the equipment and is also available from the manufacturer WARNING Improper Installation Improper installation maintenance or lack of routine testing could result in system malfunction A CAUTION Servicing FIRSTVISION This product can only be serviced by authorized personnel Only authorized personnel can remove this product s CPU back cover or replace parts in this product Unauthorized servicing personnel performing product services is strictly prohibited and can void your warranty 1 1 FiRSTVISION Specifications NOTE ONYX FIRSTVISION is for Ancillary Use Only Table 1 1 FIRSTVISION Cabinet Specifications Pa
15. Night 5 Hazardous Structures Tensioned Concrete roof Primary Use Louisville Design Center General Information Building has 3 story attrium HVAC draws smoke through ve building Gas Shutoff Back of the building room 111 Z Power Shutoff Back of the building room 111 HVAC Shutoff Sprinkler Shutoff Back of the building room 112 Halon Shutoff Figure 4 3 FIRSTVISION Display Example Building Information FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 31 Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION Normal Operation No Events Being Reported With the front door open touching a place on the floor will open a window that displays an enlarged or zoomed view 53 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 3 41 05 PM Building Contact Information Information Site Plan Event List Zoomed Floor Plan Alarms Have Been Activated Touch floor plan to recenter Figure 4 4 FiRSTVISION Display Example Zoomed Floor Plan 32 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Normal Operation No Events Being Reported Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION With the front door open touching inside the Zoomed Floor Plan window near the left side right side top or bottom changes the point of reference of the zoomed area Touching near a corner of the window will nav
16. Settings esses eene ener eene 19 Screen Saver telles e 19 Monitor Power 19 Screen Saver 20 Figure 3 6 Display Properties Screen Saver Tab Window sese 20 3 4 Set the FIRSTVISION Clock and Time Zone sess nnt entente netten rennen nens 21 Figure 3 7 System oa ee pe bi eaten Bina ER qe 21 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Table of Contents Figure 3 8 Date etr Ia a i 21 Eigure 3 9 Time Zone Tab Oen 21 3 5 Establish Communication Between Your LAN and FIRSTVISION seen eee 22 Figure 3 10 Windows LAN Connection e uie eie te ene eie feb 22 Figure 3 11 Windows LAN Connection Properties eese enne 22 Figure 3 12 Windows Internet Protocol Properties eese rennen 23 Eigure 3 13 Command negro I eee aed onte ee e 23 3 6 Establish Gateway eene eene 23 How To Add a Gateway Using the Configuration 24 Figure 3 14 Gateway Configuration an reete 24 3 7 Copy Your Exported Building Design to nennen nnne nn 25 Figure 3 15 FIRSTVISION USB Connector
17. both i e where your building design Site xml file and Floor plan folder are stored as part of a TCP IP network you can copy your building design to FIRSTVISION over the network You can also use a USB connector located inside the locking door on FIRSTVISION as the connection point a Figure 3 15 FIRSTVISION USB Connector Locations 3 7 1 How To Copy Your Exported Building Design to FIRSTVISION Step 1 Establish a physical connection between your PC or storage device i e where your building design Site xml file and Floorplan folder are stored and FIRSTVISION Step 2 Use Window Explorer on FIRSTVISION to find select and copy the Site xml file and Floorplans folder to the following folder on FIRSTVISION C Facilities Monitoring FIT NOTE Overwrite the folder and files do NOT delete the existing site xml and Floorplans folder prior to this step Folders El amp FacilitiesMonitoring Controls FITConfig c Building Packages 6 My First Building B4 char max e Floorplans Figure 3 16 XML File and Floorplans Folder Step 3 You should now restart FIRSTVISION and wait until Windows is displayed Step 4 You should now peform Display Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION on page 26 FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 25 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Display Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION 3 8 Display
18. e e e TER UN UR aoe 7 Figure 1 1 Example FIRSTVISION Network esent enne nennen nnne 7 1 2 3 Ordering Information eere teet eel te tee ee eene ettet edes 8 T3 Agency Approvals seda outta duntetia eei PM ete ter ee eed 8 NFPA Standards eed dedi a A E Pe e eb OD 8 Underwriters Laboratories U S Documents sss seen 8 Underwriters Laboratories Canada Documents essen 8 ONG ss E CLE 8 1 3 1 Environmental Conditions ede ER EUR EC eR e e e edes 8 1 4 Conventions Used m this Manual eie e Ree ipee RUE e EEE dee icta eder eden 9 1 4 1 Notes Cautions and Warnings ei iee ens 9 1 42 Procedutes dot oa stein Mieten oc T tuti heel nated ol wlan eas an 9 Figure 1 2 Example for Procedure Explanation sese 9 1 43 Referencing Other Manuals en e HU e E EO ENS 9 1 5 Software Download Notice teet Race V RR EDI d E E Hd ite duced 9 1 6 Related Manuals Eg bees a P e pe Er ps aen ute 9 Section 2 FIRSTVISION Installation Instructions cecus 11 2 1 Power So urces and Outputs Overview vetera EUREN NEA EESTI EE Tee de 11 Table 2 1 Power Supply Required 11 2 2 Enclosure Installation e en IER 12 Figure 2 1 FIRSTVISION Dimensions inches sess 13 Figure 2 2 FIRSTVISION Power Wir
19. that its products will prevent any loss by fire or otherwise or that its products will in all cases provide the protection for which they are installed or intended Buyer acknowledges that Honeywell International Inc is not an insurer and assumes no risk for loss or damages or the cost of any inconvenience transportation damage misuse abuse accident or similar incident HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC GIVES NO WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED OF MERCHANTABILITY FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE WHICH EXTENDS BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF OR DAMAGE PROPERTY DIRECT INCIDENTAL CONSEQUENTIAL ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC S PRODUCTS FURTHERMORE HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH WHICH MAY ARISE IN THE COURSE OF OR AS A RESULT OF PERSONAL COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL USE OF ITS PRODUCTS FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 NOTIFIER by Honeywell World Headquarters 12 Clintonville Road Northford CT 06472 1610 USA 203 484 7161 fax 203 484 7118 www notifier com ISO 9001
20. the example in Figure 5 4 Here he sees that the roof is tensioned concrete and tells the team that they will have to knock out a window from the outside of the building for venting Building Information Commissioned 1985 Occupants Day 600 Night 120 Hazardous Structures Concrete Roof Primary Use Labs Offices and Cleanrooms Building has 3 story atrium which is where the General Information HVAC draws the smoke during a fire and vents it through roof vents located behind the elevators Gas Shutoff Outer corner of Mechanical Room Power Shutoff Outer corner of Mechanical Room HVAC Shutoff Inner wall of Mecanical Room Sprinkler Shutoff SE Emergency Stairwell Halon Shutoff Information Technology Server Room Close Figure 5 4 Fire Scene Scenario Building Information 30 60 seconds The Incident Commander has gathered the data required to plan the attack and relayed the information to the team Within two minutes of arrival the team is containing and putting out the fire FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION The Development of FIRSTVISION Fire Scene 2 In this scenario the fire is near the front of the building and the main entrance drive so trucks can be positioned easily If the fire occurred in a back corner or the far side of the building the Incident Commander woul
21. to FIRSTVISION for testing your electrical connections you MUST shut down FiRSTVISION s Windows operating system before turning off the power See Make Connections to FIRSTVISION on page 15 for instructions on using FIRSTVISION like a personal computer and then follow standard Windows shut down procedures 2 3 LCD Installation Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 14 Install the FIRSTVISION LCD onto the enclosure s factory installed hinges LCD hinges on the left Connect the LCD s power cable to the enclosure s control board as shown in Figure 2 2 on page 14 Connect the customer supplied LAN cable to the LAN port as shown in Figure 3 3 on page 16 Swing the LCD closed and fasten it closed by using the 2 factory supplied black pan head machined screws Close the LCD s glass paneled door Use the factory supplied door key to lock the closed door Verify the door locks and unlocks with each turn of the key You are now ready to perform Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building on page 15 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Section 3 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building 3 1 Process Overview The procedures documented in the section should be performed after your building s life safety monitoring system has been customized to FIRSTVISION using the ONY X amp FIRSTVISIONTM Configuration Tool refer to ONY X FIRSTVISION
22. your LAN should be established Step 11 Verify the connection by doing either of the following Check the Gateway icon in the upper left corner of the display no X over icon means connected Ping the gateway Shut down FIRSTVISION Select Start Command Prompt to display a command prompt window Typein Ping Gateway IP Address gt If the response to the Ping is returned from the Gateway then the connection is established Command Prompt Microsoft Windows Version 5 1 2666 lt C Copyright 1985 2001 Microsoft Corp C Documents and Settings Administrator gt ping 126 _ Figure 3 13 Command Prompt Step 12 Close any remaining windows Step 13 You should now Establish Gateway Communication 3 6 Establish Gateway Communication NOTE FIRSTVISION1 5 and above must be used with gateway versions 3 x and above FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 23 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Establish Gateway Communication It is anticipated that the factory settings for a gateway may probably work for your application and it is recommended you use them if possible instead of setting up new settings If you want to change the factory settings use the following information NOTE Your LAN connection must be established before you add a gateway How To Add a Gateway Using the Configuration Tool The gateway can be changed here but FIRSTVISION can
23. 00000000025 afe ofthe 00000000 00000000 000000000 amp 00000000 00000000 1 098000086000 0000000 e Figure 3 2 FIRSTVISION Standard Keyboard and Mouse Connections WARNING Connector Damage Possible Do not attempt to close the LCD with the keyboard and mouse connected because their cables will make contact with the enclosure s wiring tray possibly damaging the connectors Step 2 If not already connected connect FIRSTVISION to your IP Network by attaching customer supplied CAT 5 ethernet cable to the LAN Local Area Network port 00000000 100000000 LE ofthe 0000001 000000080 9 8 00000000 00000000 Figure 3 3 FiRSTVISION LAN Connector Location FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Make Connections to FIRSTVISION Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building FIRSTVISION 00000000 Three options Direct connection using a crossove Ethernet cable Connection using 2 standard CAT 5 Ethernet cables and a UL listed hub Connection to the customer supplied Ethernet TCP IP Network Ethernet TCP IP Network NOTE For all connection details see ONYXWorks NFN Gateway Embedded NFN Gat E Installation amp Operation Embedded _ Manual 52306 NFN Network v5 0 or later
24. N With FIRSTVISION and your PC connected over a TCP IP network you can browse across the network to C Facilities Monitoring FIT Event log txt on the FIRSTVISION machine You can also use a USB connector located inside the locking door on FIRSTVISION as the connection point To access the log file by using FIRSTVISION like a personal computer Step 1 Connect a USB mouse and keyboard Refer to What To Connect and How To Make the Connections on page 15 Step 2 Hold down the Ctrl key and press the Esc key to open the Windows Start Menu Step 3 Use Window Explorer to browse to the file C Facilities Monitoring FIT Event log txt Mame Des Floorplans ko Folders x 3 Desktop B My Documents My Computer E URTSTDD1 C C Documents and Settings Resources C3 FacilitiesMonitoring zh CHS C3 Controls Qzh cHT erm S DAO350 DLL es f Event log Ext Figure 4 10 LogFile 38 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Section 5 The Development of FIRSTVISION 5 1 The Current Situation for a Firefighter When Firefighters arrive on the scene of a building fire emergency they must gather information to accurately assess the situation and plan their attack on the fire Prompt assessment is essential the sooner the seat of the fire and its progression are identified the sooner the attack on the fire can be planned and launch
25. NOTIFIER by Honeywell ONYX FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual Document 53034 10 29 07 Rev A 3034 A2 07 706 P N Fire Alarm System Limitations While a fire alarm system may lower insurance rates it is not a substitute for fire insurance An automatic fire alarm system typically made up of smoke detec tors heat detectors manual pull stations audible warning devices and a fire alarm control panel with remote notification capability can provide early warning of a developing fire Such a system however does not assure protection against property damage or loss of life resulting from a fire The Manufacturer recommends that smoke and or heat detectors be located throughout a protected premise following the recommenda tions of the current edition of the National Fire Protection Association Standard 72 NFPA 72 manufacturer s recommendations State and local codes and the recommendations contained in the Guide for Proper Use of System Smoke Detectors which is made available at no charge to all installing dealers A study by the Federal Emergency Management Agency an agency of the United States government indicated that smoke detectors may not go off in as many as 35 of all fires While fire alarm systems are designed to provide early warn ing against fire they do not guarantee warning or protection against fire A fire alarm system may not provide timely or adequate warning or sim
26. RSTVISION building features such as water supplies and hazards such as flammable or reactive chemicals FIRSTVISION should be installed in the authorized event responder s preferred building entry location Refer to The Development of FIRSTVISION on page 39 for more information about this product Events that FIRSTVISION Processes and Annunciates FIRSTVISION only supports SLC loop modules and devices Only device or module events that use formats of LxxDyyy and LxxMyyy respectively that are reported by the types of devices listed below are processed and annunciated by FIRSTVISION e Fire Alarms e Supervisory e Medical e Security NOTE FIRSTVISION can simultaneously process up to 3000 events alrms supervisory water FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 2 Introduction FIRSTVISION Descriptions Compatibility NOTE FiRSTVISION1 5 and above must be used with gateway versions 3 x and above FIRSTVISION is compatible with the node types listed in the following table Table 1 3 FIRSTVISION Node Compatibility Table NOTI FIRE NET Node Type Network Board Used AFP 200 NAM AFP 300 400 NAM AFP 1010 SIB NET AM2020 SIB NET NFS 320 NCM W F NFS 640 NCM W F NFS2 640 NCM W F NFS 3030 NCM W F NFS2 3030 NCM W F Relative information about existing nodes its device ID and custom label can be imported into the Configu
27. RSTVISION is installed in a location where Firefighters are expected to enter the building when responding to an event 5 2 1 Making Commissioning Easier To customize FIRSTVISION for a building making it possible to pinpoint fires and their progress to see where important building features and hazardous materials are located and so on the building manager must commission the system with building specific data Data to drive FIRSTVISION display comes from a wide range of sources Sources include drawings of building floor and site plans from CAD files sensor data from building fire panels location data for objects such as standpipes and textual data associated with hazardous materials documentation One of Honeywell s goals was to design a software application that gave the building manager the flexibility to pull in the best data available from different but existing sources The resulting Configuration Tool provides an interface into which building managers enter or add fire detection information that customizes FIRSTVISION to the building FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 39 The Development of FIRSTVISION Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION 5 3 Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION 40 FIRSTVISION supports tasks that help Firefighters determine whether a fire is occurring To illustrate how FIRSTVISION helps the Firefighter example emergency situati
28. SION has been designed to comply with standards set forth by the following regulatory agencies Before proceeding the installer should be familiar with the following documents NFPA Standards National Fire Protection Association Standards 72 National Electric Code NFPA 70 Underwriters Laboratories U S Documents UL 864 Control Units and Accessories for Fire Alarm Systems Underwriters Laboratories Canada Documents CAN ULC S524 91 Standard for Installation of Fire Alarm Systems CAN ULC S527 99 Standard for Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems Other Requirements of the Local Authority Having Jurisdiction LAHJ WARNING Improper installation maintenance and lack of routine testing could result in system malfunction WARNING Wiring It is recommended that the installer conform to local code requirements when installing all wiring All power connections must be non resettable 1 3 1 Environmental Conditions FIRSTVISION must be installed in the following environmental conditions Temperature range of 0 C 50 C 32 F 120 F e 10 95 humidity non condensing at 30 C 86 F FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Conventions Used in this Manual Introduction 1 4 Conventions Used in this Manual 1 4 1 Notes Cautions and Warnings This manual contains notes cautions and warnings to alert the reader as follows NOTE Supplemental information for a topic suc
29. Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION 26 Step 1 Locate the FIRSTVISION icon displayed on the Desktop Step 2 Double click on the icon to load the Site xml file NOTE An application is loading message will display It may take some time to load the file depending upon the components of the building number of floors and icons If the message is displayed do NOT attempt to double click the icon again Step 3 You should now Test Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Test Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building 3 9 Test Your Building Design on FIRSTVISION It is recommended that you simulate an event that FIRSTVISION processes that will test the interaction between your building design and FIRSTVISION response to that event The following are some items to verify that they are functioning correctly Battery backup system is functioning correctly FIRSTVISION starts monitoring your building life safety system when started The floor plan background images are correctly displayed on FIRSTVISION Auto unlock of FIRSTVISION enclosure when an event that FIRSTVISION processes is received by FIRSTVISION Activated device icons are shown in their correct locations over the floor plan background on FIRSTVISION 3 10 Touch Screen Calibration FIRSTVISION S touch screen was calibrated in the factory and you should
30. ail to alert people with a disability or those who have recently con sumed drugs alcohol or medication Please note that Strobes can under certain circumstances cause seizures in people with conditions such as epilepsy Studies have shown that certain people even when they hear a fire alarm signal do not respond or comprehend the meaning of the signal It is the property owner s responsibility to conduct fire drills and other training exercise to make people aware of fire alarm signals and instruct them on the proper reaction to alarm signals In rare instances the sounding of a warning device can cause tempo rary or permanent hearing loss A fire alarm system will not operate without any electrical power If AC power fails the system will operate from standby batteries only for a specified time and only if the batteries have been properly main tained and replaced regularly Equipment used in the system may not be technically compatible with the control panel It is essential to use only equipment listed for service with your control panel Telephone lines needed to transmit alarm signals from a premise to a central monitoring station may be out of service or temporarily dis abled For added protection against telephone line failure backup radio transmission systems are recommended The most common cause of fire alarm malfunction is inadequate maintenance To keep the entire fire alarm system in excellent work ing orde
31. cation will display The screen saver will remain disabled as long as there is an event that FIRSTVISION processes being reported After all the events that FIRSTVISION processes have been remedied cleared restored the screen saver will be automatically enabled after its Wait setting is reached Windows Screen Saver and Wait settings are made on the Display Properties window i e Screen Saver tab The Screen saver field options are None and My Picture Slideshow You can load and use your own screen saver images but they can NOT be of the 3D type CAUTION 3D Type Animation If you choose to use your own Screen Saver file do NOT use 3D type animation files because it may NOT disable when an event that FIRSTVISION processes occurred in the monitored network Consult Windows information for details about making Display Properties settings Display Properties 21x Themes Desktop Screen Saver Appearance Settings Screen saver Settings Preview Wait 5 minutes On resume password protect Monitor power ms To adjust monitor power settings and save energy click Power Power Figure 3 6 Display Properties Screen Saver Tab Window FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Set the FIRSTVISION Clock and Time Zone Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building 3 4 Set the FIRSTVISION Clock and Time Zone The FIRSTVISION system clock is set at
32. d Warranty Honeywell International Inc warrants products manufactured by it to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for eighteen 18 months from the date of manufacture under normal use and service Products are date stamped at time of manufacture The sole and exclusive obligation of Honeywell International Inc is to repair or replace at its option free of charge for parts and labor any part that is defective in materials or workmanship under normal use and service All returns for credit are subject to inspection and testing at the factory before actual determination is made to allow credit Honeywell International Inc does not warrant products not manufactured by it but assigns to the purchaser any warranty extended by the manufacturer of such products This warranty is void if the product is altered or repaired by anyone other than Honeywell International Inc or as expressly authorized by Honeywell International Inc in writing or is serviced by anyone other than Honeywell International Inc or its authorized distributors This warranty is also void if there is a failure to maintain the products and systems in which they operate in a proper and workable manner In case of defect secure a Return Material Authorization form from our Return Authorization Department This writing constitutes the only warranty made by Honeywell International Inc with respect to its products Honeywell International Inc does not represent
33. d the appropriate version for a specific application 1 6 Related Manuals Here are some related hardware and applications documents e ONYXG amp FIRSTVISIONTM Configuration Tool Manual 53035 FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 9 Introduction Related Manuals ONYX FIRSTVISION Cabinet Installation Instructions PID 53105 AMPS 24 E Power Supply Manual 51907 NOTI FIRE NET M Manual Version 4 0 amp Higher 51584 NFS 320 Installation Operation Programming manuals 52745 52746 52747 NFS 640 Installation Operation Programming manuals 51332 51334 51333 NFS2 640 Installation Operation Programming manuals 52741 52742 52743 NFS 3030 Installation Operation Programming manuals 51330 51344 51345 NFS2 3030 Installation Operation Programming manuals 52544 52545 52546 AFP 200 Instruction manual 15511 AFP 300 400 Installation Operation Programming manuals 50253 50260 50259 AM2020 AFP1010 Installation Operation Programming manual 15088 ONYXWorks NFN GW Embedded 52306 ONYXWorks NFN GW PC 52307 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Section 2 FIRSTVISION Installation Instructions NOTE You use this information to install the FIRSTVISION enclosure Enclosure Installation on page 12 and to make power supply connections to the enclosure s control board or you can refer to the ONYX FIRSTVISION Enclosure Installation I
34. d use the Building Site plan to see safe routes for driving the trucks closer to the fire as shown in the example in Figure 5 5 Site Plan o EI o o a lt lt Figure 5 5 Example Building Site Plan Information FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 43 The Development of FIRSTVISION 44 If hazardous materials were stored near the fire the Commander would touch the Hazard icon to see what the materials were and how to handle fire in the area as shown in the example in Figure 5 6 y HAZMAT Area e Location HAZMAT Area is located in room 220 Room Type Darkroom Access Access Route is from the First Floor Main West hal Combustion may produce corrosive and or toxic gases Health Hazard Flammability Susceptibility of Material to Burning Type of Possible Injury 1 Slightly hazardous 3 Ignites at normal temperatures Special Hazards Require Special Fire Fighting Techniques Reactivity Susceptibility to Release of Energy Normally stable Close Figure 5 6 Example HAZMAT Information FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION The Development of FIRSTVISION If the materials were unfamiliar the Commander could touch the Contact button to see th
35. default wide area network protocol that provides communication across diverse interconnected networks Show icon in notification area when connected Notify me when this connection has limited or no connectivity Figure 3 11 Windows LAN Connection Properties 22 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Establish Gateway Communication Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Step 6 Select the Use the following IP address radio button The Obtain an IP address automatically can NOT be used Step 7 Type in your IP address information on the Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties window example only shown the address is dependent on your network Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties General You can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Otherwise you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings Obtain an IP address automatically Use the following IP address IP address 120 120 31 113 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Default gateway Figure 3 12 Windows Internet Protocol Properties Step 8 Confirm that 1s 255 255 255 0 in the Subnet Mask field to choose the internal network the address is dependent on your network Step 9 Complete your entry by clicking on OK Step 10 Restart Windows FIRSTVISION will automatically start Communication between FIRSTVISION and
36. e Detec 6 3rd Floor Event List Event List Time Floor Location Device Type 1 1 02 1st Floor Room 101 Smoke Detector 2 1 02 PM 1st Floor Room 103 Smoke Detector 3 1 02 PM 1st Floor Room 102 Smoke Detector Figure 4 9 FIRSTVISION Display Example Event List 4 4 Operation After a Fire Alarm Has Been Cleared If fire alarm was the only event being reported then after a fire alarm has been cleared from the panel that FIRSTVISION monitors the following takes place on FIRSTVISION The fire alarm is cleared from the Event List e Any flashing fire alarm related device icons will no longer be displayed e Ifa screen saver is being used the screen saver will automatically start when the screen saver s Wait setting is reached FIRSTVISION returns to normal monitoring operation NOTE Remember to go to FIRSTVISION after a fire alarm has been cleared from the monitored network because FIRSTVISION s door will need to be latched closed FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 37 Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION Accessing the Log File 4 5 Accessing the Log File FIRSTVISION maintains a log of the most recent 1 000 events from attached devices Each log entry contains an event number a time and date stamp information identifying the device involved and the state of the device during the event How you access the log file depends on your connection to FIRSTVISIO
37. e of the user interface characteristics some of the displayed elements are a result of information defined using the Configuration Tool The Gateway Connection Icon in the upper left corner of the user interface indicates whether FIRSTVISION is connected to your gateway a red X displayed inside the icon means that FIRSTVISION is not connected WARNING Gateway Connection Icon with Red X When you see that the gateway disconnected red x in icon FIRSTVISION will not receive events So itis absolutely necessary to restore connectivity to the gateway to ensure the most accurate and up to date information is being displayed Refer to Investigating Gateway Disconnection on page 34 for more information Corresponding to each floor in the building a Floor button inverted style means it is selected e The floor chosen as the lowest floor in the Configuration Tool s Building Layout tree hierarchy is displayed with icons and its floor plan background Also if applicable displayed on that floor are icons defined for elevators stairs Multi Level icons and HAZMAT area or sprinkler shutoff Other icon e row of larger miscellaneous buttons across the top more information about them later in this section E 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 3 41 05 PM Building Contact Site Plan Event List Information Information No Alarms Have Been Activated 3 1st Floor
38. e on call number for the State Hazardous Material expert as shown in the example in Figure 5 7 That expert would advise the team of dangers or come personally to the scene Contact Information Building Owner Facility Manager Building Engineer HVAC Technician Power Company Gas Company Water Department HAZMAT Assistance Bill Doe 123 456 7890 Rex Smith 123 456 7890 John Doe 123 456 7890 Joe Doe 123 456 7890 Power Co 123 456 7890 Gas Co 123 456 7890 Water Co 123 456 7890 Bill Smith 123 456 7890 Figure 5 7 Example Contact Information FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 45 The Development of FIRSTVISION Expected Firefighter Interaction with the FIRSTVISION 46 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Index B Building Design Copy to Terminal 25 C Commissioning 39 Computer Specifications 3 4 D Display Properties power 19 F FFD Node Compatibility Table 6 L LAN 16 manual conventions 9 manuals related 9 Monitor Power 19 N Node Compatibility 6 S Specifications 3 Touchscreen PC 3 4 n Test Building Design 27 Touchscreen Specifications 3 4 Windows Screen Saver 20 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Index FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Limite
39. ed With speed and accuracy of response comes a reduction in loss of property and life Current fire annunciation panels used in commercial buildings provide the primary source of information for Firefighters arriving on the scene This is particularly true at night when building occupants may not be available to report their observations However current alarm panels provide sensor detector information in formats that are not always easily interpreted Typically these panels present activated smoke heat detectors as items in a scrolling alphanumeric Event List Each activated smoke or heat detector is described only by an alphanumeric location code and an activation time 5 2 The Technology of FIRSTVISION FIRSTVISION is simple and intuitive because it cannot be assumed that the Firefighters have either computer experience or training in its use It enables the Firefighter to reduce the time to understand the situation FIRSTVISION has an interactive display that orients Firefighters to the building using floor by floor layouts It decreases situation assessment time by showing the location of water supplies evacuation routes access routes and points fire barriers shutoffs for gas and power FIRSTVISION also shows structural hazards During installation FIRSTVISION is set up with the layouts for each floor that show the locations of sensors hazards water supplies and other important devices and information about building configuration FI
40. etter than smoldering fires Because fires develop in different ways and are often unpredictable in their growth neither type of detector is necessarily best and a given type of detec tor may not provide adequate warning of a fire Smoke detectors cannot be expected to provide adequate warning of fires caused by arson children playing with matches especially in bedrooms smoking in bed and violent explosions caused by escap ing gas improper storage of flammable materials etc Heat detectors do not sense particles of combustion and alarm only when heat on their sensors increases at a predetermined rate or reaches a predetermined level Rate of rise heat detectors may be subject to reduced sensitivity over time For this reason the rate of rise feature of each detector should be tested at least once per year by a qualified fire protection specialist Heat detectors are designed to protect property not life IMPORTANT Smoke detectors must be installed in the same room as the control panel and in rooms used by the system for the connec tion of alarm transmission wiring communications signaling and or power If detectors are not so located a developing fire may damage the alarm system crippling its ability to report a fire Audible warning devices such as bells may not alert people if these devices are located on the other side of closed or partly open doors or are located on another floor of a building Any warning device may f
41. evice icons on that floor blink in a sequence that indicates the order in which they registered trouble 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 3 41 05 PM v Building Contact Site Plan Event List Information Information First alarm 8 56 AM 3rd Floor Room 303 Smoke Detector amp 3rd Floor N Figure 4 7 FIRSTVISION Display Example Alarms FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 35 Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION Operation When a Fire Alarm is Received 3 41 05 PM 36 With the front door open touching the display near the device icons being displayed will zoom to the area Zoomed Floor Plan ille 12345 Touch fl lan t t SU GEI Rr Site Plan Event List oom 303 Smoke Detector Figure 4 8 FIRSTVISION Display Example Alarm Zoomed Floor Plan FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Operation After a Fire Alarm Has Been Cleared Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION With the front door open touching the Event List button will display a listing of the current alarms 8 3 41 05 PM 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 Building Contact Site Plan Information Information First alarm 8 56 AM 3rd Floor Room 303 Smok
42. ge 14 WARNING Electrical Panel Breaker Lockout Procedures Leave electrical panel breaker lockout safety procedures in place until you are ready to install and connect the FIRSTVISION LCD NOTE Adhere to electrical panel breaker lockout safety procedures FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Enclosure Installation FIRSTVISION Installation Instructions Step 4 Route the LAN cable into the enclosure through one of the available knockouts NOTE The power supplies for FIRSTVISION and the gateway should use a common ground the same earth ground us ue NEMA 1 ENC WITH 4PL 1 61 1 61 rd AND 4PL 3 KNOCKOUTS 18 50 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Figure 2 1 FIRSTVISION Dimensions inches FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 FIRSTVISION Installation Instructions LCD Installation Power Cable _ Oe from LCD 4 A 7 P 7 The FIRSTVISION enclosure is factory assembled and wired to install connect the LCD Enclosure s Control Board 24VDC 3A M ul Common GND LCD Power Cable S Enclosure s Control Board 1 From Power Supply Figure 2 2 FiRSTVISION Power Wiring Diagram WARNING Electrical Connections If power is applied
43. h as tips and references A CAUTION Summary in bold Information about procedures that could cause programming errors runtime errors or equipment damage WARNING Summary bold Indicates information about procedures that could cause irreversible equipment damage irreversible loss of programming data or personal injury 1 4 2 Procedures Graphics Tools Help Add Floor Add Object Add Background Figure 1 2 Example for Procedure Explanation Example Text Main Menu select Graphics 7 Add Floor The graphic above is represented in the Example Text selections fields buttons and screen titles are spelled upper lower case exactly as they appear on the display 1 4 3 Referencing Other Manuals Example Refer to the ONY X FIRSTVISION Configuration Tool Programming Manual Italic text is used to reference a manual by its specific name 1 5 Software Download Notice In order to supply the latest features and functionality in fire alarm and life safety technology to our distributors and their customers NOTIFIER makes frequent upgrades to the embedded software in our products To ensure that you are installing and programming the latest features NOTIFIER strongly recommends that you visit the Magni Fire website on a regular basis and download the most current version of software for each product prior to commissioning any system Contact NOTIFIER Technical Support with any questions about NOTIFIER software an
44. igate your zoomed view in a combined direction like down and right 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 Building Contact Information Information Site Plan Event List Zoomed Floor Plan larms Have Been Activated 3 41 05 PM Touch floor plan to recenter Figure 4 5 FiRSTVISION Display Example Moving Through a Zoomed Floor Plan FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 33 Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION Investigating Gateway Disconnection HAZMAT in Room 1424 Room Type Unknown Access Combustion may produce corrosive and or toxic gases 4 Too dangerous to enter vapor or liquid Susceptibility to Release of Energy 1 Unstable if heated Use normal precautions With the front door open touching an icon will display information about the image 1234 Browns Lane Louisville 12345 Access is from the First floor Main East hallway left through room 1419 left through room 1422 to the second door on the right Health Hazard Flammability Susceptibility of Material to Burning Type of Possible Injury Ignites at normal temperatures Special Hazards Require Special Fire Fighting Techniques Reactivity OXy Oxidizer Close Figure 4 6 FiRSTVISION
45. ing 1 nennen nennen 14 2 3 LED Installations meteor atenta ems 14 Section 3 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building 15 3 1 Process OVertvIeW i2 o accen eee Head tes UE CERE Bec tet pe ie be ER Eo OUR EH EH eerie 15 Process Steps to Enable FIRSTVISION ener ener nene nennen 15 3 2 Make Connections to nennen nnne entente 15 3 2 1 What To Connect and How To Make the Connections essere 15 Figure 3 1 FIRSTVISION USB Keyboard and Mouse Connections esee 15 Figure 3 2 FIRSTVISION Standard Keyboard and Mouse Connections ss 16 Figure 3 3 FIRSTVISION LAN Connector Location ccccccscesseesceseeeseceesceesecneesecsceseeaceneeeeeeseeneeaes 16 Figure 3 4 Example NFN Gateway Embedded System Connections 17 Figure 3 5 Example NFN Gateway PC System 18 3 3 Turn on Power to EIRSTVISION eerte teet rer tee ede ave eiie e ve tete re RR 19 3 3 1 What Displays After the Initial Power Up of 1 ene 19 3 3 2 What You Should Know about FIRSTVISION IP Addresses essen 19 3 3 3 What You Should Know about FIRSTVISION Windows 19 Windows Administrator
46. monitor only one gateway NOTE If you change the gateway IP address you must re export your building design to XML See How to Export Your Building Design for Copying to FIRSTVISION in ONYX FIRSTVISION Configuration Tool Manual 53035 NOTE The factory default Gateway IP address setting is 192 168 0 3 If you need to change this setting then use the following information Step 1 Start the Configuration Tool Step 2 Select Tools gt Gateway Configuration Step 3 Enter the Gateway IP address Step 4 Click OK S Configuration Tool File Edit View Graphics Tools Help 9 Device Export XML File ildi 1 t Datab i Building Layout mport Databases E My First Building Gateway Configuration Gateway Configuration Gateway Configuration Please provide IP Address of online Gateway IP Address 192 168 0 3 DK Cancel Figure 3 14 Gateway Configuration Step 5 Close the Configuration Tool Step 6 You should now Copy Your Exported Building Design to FIRSTVISION 24 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Copy Your Exported Building Design to FIRSTVISION Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building 3 7 Copy Your Exported Building Design to FIRSTVISION This copying task can be accomplished using various methods The copying method will be contingent on your connection to FIRSTVISION With FIRSTVISION and your PC
47. not have to perform this procedure If you have determined that the cursor 1s not correctly tracking to the position of your finger then you can use the GenCalb function to calibrate the touch screen 3 10 1 How to Calibrate FIRSTVISION s Touch Screen Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Unlock and open the product s glass paneled door using the factory supplied key Connect the external keyboard and mouse to the product to the appropriate connectors Refer to What To Connect and How To Make the Connections on page 15 Press the ESC key on the keyboard to shutdown the software application Locate and click on the Desktop icon for touchscreen calibration Follow the displayed instructions to calibrate the touch screen Restart the software application by clicking on FIRSTVISION s software application Desktop shortcut Remove the external connected components FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 27 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Touch Screen Calibration 28 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Section 4 Operating Basics of FIRSTVISION Experiment with FIRSTVISION to gain a basic familiarity with its operation This helps you ensure FIRSTVISION is set up and configured correctly 4 1 Normal Operation No Events Being Reported When FIRSTVISION software application is started take note of som
48. nstructions P N 53105 2 1 Power Sources and Outputs Overview Complete all mounting procedures and check all wiring before applying power Electrical connections include the following Primary Power Source 24VDC delivered through a power supply listed for fire protection services Secondary Power Source 24VDC delivered from batteries Table 2 1 Power Supply Required Ranges TYPICAL Input Voltage 24V Input Current 24V 3A WARNING Power Sources Remove all power sources to equipment while connecting electrical components Leave the external main power breaker OFF until installation of the LCD is complete NOTE FiRSTVISION LCD requires 24VDC 3A nominal and supervised battery backup in accordance with local code requirements It can be powered by any regulated power limited source that is approved for use with fire protective signaling units by a regulatory agency FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 11 FIRSTVISION Installation Instructions Enclosure Installation 2 2 Enclosure Installation 12 Refer to LCD Installation on page 14 if the enclosure is already installed NOTE You can use this information to install the FIRSTVISION enclosure and to make power supply connections to the enclosure s control board or you can refer to the ONYX FIRSTVISION Enclosure Installation Instructions P N 53105 Use the following inf
49. on or deletion of system components or after any modification repair or adjustment to system hardware or wiring All components circuits system operations or software functions known to be affected by a change must be 10096 tested In addition to ensure that other operations are not inadvertently affected at least 10 of initiating devices that are not directly affected by the change up to a maximum of 50 devices must also be tested and proper sys tem operation verified This system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0 to 49 C 32 F to 120 F and at a relative humidity 93 2 RH noncon densing at 32 2 C 90 F 3 F However the useful life of the system s standby batteries and the electronic components may be adversely affected by extreme temperature ranges and humidity Therefore it is recommended that this system and all peripherals be installed in an environment with a nominal room temperature of 15 27 C 60 80 F Verify that wire sizes are adequate for all initiating and indicating device loops Most devices cannot tolerate more than a 10 I R drop from the specified device voltage Warning WARNING This equipment generates uses and can radi ate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause interfer ence to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for class A computing device pursuant to Subpart
50. ons Fire Scene 1 and Fire Scene 2 provide a fire scene scenario and a description of the how Firefighters might use FIRSTVISION in that fire scene emergency 5 3 1 Example Emergency Situations Fire Scene 1 A fire has started in a second floor office near the front above the lobby of a building with a two level roof That is part of the building has three floors above ground and the other part only two The office that contains the fire is directly under the roof on the shorter side of the building The building roof is reinforced with high tension steel cable The Fire Department arrives at the building in less than five minutes after the department receives the alarm Possible Firefighter responses to this fire scene are described in the following information Oseconds 1 The enclosure unlocks and the touch screen displays the floor on which the alarm activated Oseconds 2 The Incident Commander enters the building at the main entrance goes to FIRSTVISION and opens the enclosure to view the screen 5seconds 9 The Commander Verifies that the address is for the building that sent the alarm as shown in the example in Figure 5 1 Sees the floors where the detector activations have occurred 58 3660 Technology Drive Minneapolis 55418 341 05 PM u laing ortac zm n 5 Irfomatior Infc matica Flir zvalil Lisl First alarm 7 00 AM Floor 1 First Floor Wiring Closet Smoke
51. ormation as a guideline to accomplish the installation of the FIRSTVISION enclosure and prepare the power supply components connections for the FIRSTVISION LCD Perform all installations in accordance with building construction local code requirements and or as described in the manufacturer s documentation Step 1 Mount the FIRSTVISION enclosure on an inside wall of the building Step la Prepare a rough opening in the wall at the location FIRSTVISION will be mounted according to the enclosure s dimensions specified in Figure 2 1 on page 13 NOTE The dimensions shown are the exact measurement of the enclosure Make the enclosure hole slightly larger approximately 1 8 than the enclosure s dimensions for an easier fit Step 1b Remove the enclosure s knockout s that will be used to route your LAN cable and power supply s cable through Step Ic Place the enclosure inside of the rough opening with the LCD hinges on the left Step 1d Attach the enclosure to the wall at the six locations provided using field supplied fasteners NOTE Make sure the enclosure is level before fastening it to the wall 144 Mounting Hole 6 places Step 2 Mount the external power supply according to the manufacturer s instructions Step 3 Route the external power supply wiring into the enclosure through one of the available knockouts and then connect it to the control board as shown in Figure 2 2 on pa
52. ply may not function for a variety of reasons Smoke detectors may not sense fire where smoke cannot reach the detectors such as in chimneys in or behind walls on roofs or on the other side of closed doors Smoke detectors also may not sense a fire on another level or floor of a building A second floor detector for example may not sense a first floor or basement fire Particles of combustion or smoke from a developing fire may not reach the sensing chambers of smoke detectors because Barriers such as closed or partially closed doors walls or chimneys may inhibit particle or smoke flow e Smoke particles may become cold stratify and not reach the ceiling or upper walls where detectors are located Smoke particles may be blown away from detectors by air outlets Smoke particles may be drawn into air returns before reaching the detector The amount of smoke present may be insufficient to alarm smoke detectors Smoke detectors are designed to alarm at various levels of smoke density If such density levels are not created by a developing fire at the location of detectors the detectors will not go into alarm Smoke detectors even when working properly have sensing limita tions Detectors that have photoelectronic sensing chambers tend to detect smoldering fires better than flaming fires which have little visi ble smoke Detectors that have ionizing type sensing chambers tend to detect fast flaming fires b
53. r ongoing maintenance is required per the manufacturer s recommendations and UL and NFPA standards At a minimum the requirements of NFPA 72 shall be followed Environments with large amounts of dust dirt or high air velocity require more frequent mainte nance A maintenance agreement should be arranged through the local manufacturer s representative Maintenance should be sched uled monthly or as required by National and or local fire codes and should be performed by authorized professional fire alarm installers only Adequate written records of all inspections should be kept 2 FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Installation Precautions Adherence to the following will aid in problem free installation with long term reliability WARNING Several different sources of power can be connected to the fire alarm control panel Disconnect all sources of power before servicing The control unit and associated equipment may be damaged by removing and or inserting cards modules or intercon necting cables while the unit is energized Do not attempt to install Service or operate this unit until this manual is read and understood CAUTION System Reacceptance Test after Software Changes To ensure proper system operation this product must be tested in accordance with NFPA 72 after any programming operation or change in site specific software Reacceptance testing is required after any change additi
54. ration Tool Refer to the ONY X FIRSTVISION Configuration Tool Programming Manual P N 53035 for more information FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 FIRSTVISION Descriptions Introduction 1 2 2 Networking The following figure illustrates a possible NOTI FIRE NET M network that includes FIRSTVISION Refer to Make Connections to FIRSTVISION on page 15 for more information NFN Gateway PC FIRSTVISION Ethernet TCP IP Network NFN Gateway I 2 I E OR gt Figure 1 1 Example FiRSTVISION Network NOTE If you are connecting FIRSTVISION to an NFN Gateway PC and plan on running the ONYXWorks Workstation software application also the Workstation must be set to Supervising Station Mode refer to the Workstation manual FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 Introduction Agency Approvals 1 2 3 Ordering Information Please verify part numbers with your sales representative before and when you are ordering Part Number Description FIRSTVISION ENC Enclosure FIRSTVISION LCD Liquid Crystal Display LCD 1 3 Agency Approvals FIRSTVI
55. rt Number FIRSTVISION ENC General Rough Opening Dimensions 18 W x 17 75 Hx 3 5 D Material Aluminum Finish Black epoxy powder coat finish fine texture Mounting Panel Enclosure Door Dimensions 20 W x 18 5 H x 0 4 D Material 0 060 Galvaneal Door Finish Black epoxy powder coat finish fine texture Door only Door Plex shield 0 125 scratch resistant acrylic Conduit punch outs 2 7 and 2 on the top and bottom of the enclosure 8 total Mounting 6 mounting holes for screw mtg 10 12 Lock Magnetic Latch CFE NOTIFIER Standard Lock Power Off Command Latch release FIRSTVISION Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev 2 10 29 07 Introduction FIRSTVISION Specifications Table 1 2 FIRSTVISION LCD Specifications Part Number FIRSTVISION LCD Product 17 Interactive Graphic Display Display Size 17 Resolution 1280 x 1024 75 Hz 32 Bit colors Surface acoustic wave touchscreen USB TS controller CPU Digital 1 0 1 DO Lock control 3 DO Brightness control ACPI Compliant Not required Processor Low Power VIA Fanless CPU Speed 733MHz Form factor Embedded Compact Flash Disk Slots NONE REQUIRED Video Integral Serial ports 1 RS 232 USB ports TWO System RAM 512 MB LAN One 10 100 Base T interface Peripherals 2GB
56. steps are performed using Windows operations on FIRSTVISION Step 1 If FIRSTVISION application is running shut it down ESC key on direct connect keyboard Step 2 Click Start gt Control Panel The Control Panel window displays Step 3 Double click on Network Connections The Network Connections window displays Address e Network Connections LAN or High Speed Internet Local Area Connection LAN c Local Area Connection 2 LAM C Disable Wizard Status Repair S New Connection Wizart r Bridge Connections 9 Network Setup Wizard Create Shortcut Delete Rename Properties Figure 3 10 Windows LAN Connection Step 4 Right click on Local Area Connections 2 in the Network Connections window and select Properties from the list of choices The Local Area Connection Properties window displays Step 5 On the General tab click on Internet Protocol TCP IP then click on the Properties button The Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties window displays I Local Area Connection 2 Properties Ea x General Authentication Advanced Connect using 88 VIA PCI 10 100Mb Fast Ethernet Ad This connection uses the following items JB File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks Microsoft TCP IP version Internet Protocol TCP IP 4 Install Uninstall Properties Description Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol The
57. t any time This system contains static sensitive components Always ground yourself with a proper wrist strap before handling any circuits so that static charges are removed from the body Use static suppressive packaging to protect electronic assemblies removed from the unit Follow the instructions in the installation operating and program ming manuals These instructions must be followed to avoid damage to the control panel and associated equipment FACP operation and reliability depend upon proper installation by authorized personnel Canadian Requirements This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radiation noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regula tions of the Canadian Department of Communications Le present appareil numerique n emet pas de bruits radio electriques depassant les limites applicables aux appareils numeriques de la classe A prescrites dans le Reglement sur le brouillage radioelectrique edicte par le ministere des Communications du Canada Acclimate Plus HARSH NOTIFIRE NET VeriFire NION and NOTIFER Intergrated Systems are trademarks and ONYX ONYXWorks FlashScan UniNet VIEW and NOTIFIER are registered trademarks of Honeywell Windows is a registered trademark of the Microsoft Corporation 11 7 07 by Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved Unauthorized use of this document is strictly prohibited FIRSTVISION
58. the factory based on the factory time zone Follow these steps to configure the clock for your local time zone NOTE Correct time and date settings ensure times shown on FIRSTVISION display and in event logs are accurate crucial information for responding Firefighters Step 1 Double click the digital clock on the right side of the Windows taskbar Figure 3 7 System Clock Step 2 Verify the time and date are shown correctly in the the dialogue that appears and then click the Time Zone tab Date and Time Properties aixi bate Tre Timezone 1 23456768 9 10 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 28 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 54 08PM d AE Current time zone Eastern Dayight Time Figure 3 8 Date and Time Properties Step 3 Check the box next to Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes Step 4 Select your local time zone from the drop menu Step 5 Click OK IV Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes Figure 3 9 Time Zone Tab FIRSTVISIONTM Installation and Operation Manual P N 53034 Rev A2 10 29 07 21 Enabling FIRSTVISION to Monitor Your Building Establish Communication Between Your LAN and FIRSTVISION 3 5 Establish Communication Between Your LAN and FIRSTVISION NOTE A factory default IP address setting is set to 192 168 0 4 If you need to change those settings then use the following information The following
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