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FC361-xx, FC362-xx
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2021-04-28

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  • Page 1 FC361-xx, FC362-xx Fire control panel Technical Manual A6V10421795_en--_k Smart Infrastructure 2021-04-28...
  • Page 2 All rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design patent are reserved. Issued by: Siemens Switzerland Ltd. Smart Infrastructure Global Headquarters Theilerstrasse 1a CH-6300 Zug Tel. +41 58 724-2424 www.siemens.com/buildingtechnologies Edition: 2021-04-28 Document ID: A6V10421795_en--_k © Siemens Switzerland Ltd, 2021 2 | 151 A6V10421795_en--_k...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents About this document ..................7 Applicable documents ..................9 Download center ..................... 9 Abbreviations ....................10 History of changes..................10 Safety ......................13 Intended use ....................13 Safety instructions ..................13 Safety regulations for the method of operation ..........14 Release notes ....................
  • Page 4 6.11.5 RS232/RS485 module (Optional) ..........52 6.12 Spare parts ....................56 6.12.1 Mainboards FCM3601-Z1 and FCM3601-Z2 ........ 56 6.12.2 Door incl. PMI FHD3601-Z1 ............58 Function overview ..................59 Access levels ....................59 LED indicators ....................60 Keys ....................... 61 LCD .......................
  • Page 5 Restoring factory settings ................106 Configuration tools ..................107 9.8.1 Connecting a PC to the panel ............107 Commissioning ..................109 10.1 Installing and checking a detector line ............109 10.2 Installing panel .................... 110 10.3 Starting up the panel ................... 110 10.4 General commissioning steps ..............

  • Page 7: About This Document

    About this document Applicable documents 1 About this document ● Specialist electrical engineering knowledge is required for installation. ● Only an expert is permitted to carry out installation work. Incorrect installation can take safety devices out of operation unbeknown to a layperson.
  • Page 8 About this document Applicable documents ID coding Description A6Vxxxxxxxx STEP-ID generated by the STEP system Separator Language abbreviation in accordance with ISO 639-1 Country abbreviation in accordance with ISO-3166-1 Multilingual or international Document version, single or double digit: a, b, …z; aa, ab, …az; ba, bb, …bz;...

  • Page 9: Applicable Documents

    Internet address: http://siemens.com/bt/download 1. Enter the document ID in the 'Find by keyword' input box. 2. Contact Siemens if a document is unavailable in http://siemens.com/bt/download. You will also find information about search variants and links to mobile applications (apps) for various systems on the home page.

  • Page 10: Abbreviations

    About this document Abbreviations 1.3 Abbreviations Abbreviations Explication Alarm Verification Concept End of Line Manual Call Point Power Supply Unit ↑ PMI Person Machine Interface EVAC Evacuation Graphical User Interface Electro Magnetic Compatibility Danger Management System Universal Fire Protocol Delayed Alarm Reset 1.4 History of changes The reference document's version applies to all languages into which the reference document is translated.
  • Page 11 About this document History of changes Version Edition date Brief description Add ‘Intended use’ sub-chapter in chapter 2.1. Some minor editorial changes. 2016-08-23 Add technical information on output card (4M) concerning creeping open/short when the output is configured as 'RT Fault' in chapter 5.11.4. 2016-08-18 Add technical information on output card (4M) concerning creeping open/short in chapter 3.4.2...
  • Page 12 About this document History of changes published no publication with this modification index 12 | 151 A6V10421795_en--_k...

  • Page 13: Safety

    Safety Intended use 2 Safety 2.1 Intended use The panel is intended to be mounted in a building to detect, evaluate and alarm in the event of fire, together with ↑ C-NET ↑ detector line. 2.2 Safety instructions The safety notices must be observed in order to protect people and property. The safety notices in this document contain the following elements: ●...

  • Page 14: Safety Regulations For The Method Of Operation

    2.3 Safety regulations for the method of operation National standards, regulations and legislation Siemens products are developed and produced in compliance with the relevant European and international safety standards. Should additional national or local safety standards or legislation concerning the planning, assembly, installation,...
  • Page 15 Modifications to the system design and the products Modifications to the system and to individual products may lead to faults, malfunctioning and safety risks. Written confirmation must be obtained from Siemens and the corresponding safety bodies for modifications or additions. Modules and spare parts ●...

  • Page 16: Release Notes

    Release notes Disregard of the safety regulations Before they are delivered, Siemens products are tested to ensure they function correctly when used properly. Siemens disclaims all liability for damage or injuries caused by the incorrect application of the instructions or the disregard of danger warnings contained in the documentation.

  • Page 17: Cyber Security Disclaimer

    In order to protect plants, systems, machines and networks against cyber threats, it is necessary to implement – and continuously maintain – a holistic, state-of-the-art security concept. Siemens’ portfolio only forms one element of such a concept. You are responsible for preventing unauthorized access to your plants, systems,...

  • Page 18: Notes

    3.1 Open Source Software (OSS) Software license overview These devices use Open Source Software (OSS). All Open Source Software components used in the product (to include copyrights and licensing agreement) are available at http://siemens.com/bt/download. Firmware version OSS document ID Device 02.01.01...

  • Page 19: System Description

    System description System overview 4 System description 4.1 System overview The panel is a compact panel with an integrated operating unit for processing signals from FD720 and FD360 devices. See list of compatibility (document A6V10882301) in chapter 'Applicable documents [➙ 9]'. The panel is operated as a standalone fire control panel.

  • Page 20: Features

    System description Features 4.2 Features System ● Monitors detectors and sounder lines ● FC361-xx: One loop or two stubs with 126 addresses ● FC362-xx: Two loops or four stubs with 252 addresses ● LCD with 7 lines, max. 21 characters per line ●...

  • Page 21: Panel Types

    System description Panel types 4.3 Panel types Overview of panels and options Fire control panels FC361-xx (1 loop) FC361-ZZ FC361-ZA Battery: Max. battery capacity 12 Ah Battery: Max. battery capacity 25 Ah Fire control panels FC362-xx (2 loops) FC362-ZZ FC362-ZA Battery: Max.

  • Page 22: Technical Data

    System description Technical data 4.4 Technical data Information on approvals and the relevant EU directives for this device (these devices) is available in the following document(s); see chapter 'Applicable documents [➙ 9]': A6V10419665 ● Document 4.4.1 General data ↑ Detector line Number of detector lines FC361-xx FC362-xx...

  • Page 23: Electrical Data

    System description Technical data 4.4.2 Electrical data Rating detector line DC 12…33 V Operating voltage Operating current Max. 0.5 A Max. 240 Ω/Max. 500 nF Line resistance/capacitance Monitored for earth fault Monitored for open/short circuit Sounder lines on mainboard Voltage/current DC 24 V/0.5 A Resistor 2.2 kΩ/1 W/0.5 % EOL element...

  • Page 24: Mechanical Data

    System description Technical data Batteries Operating time Up to 72 h Battery capacity 2x 12 V, 7 Ah/12 Ah/25 Ah, sealed lead acid DC 20.5…28.6 V Voltage Charging current Max. 1.6 A Max. 1 Ω Load resistance R imax Each sounder line has an output current of max. 0.5 A. The total output current of both sounder lines is max.

  • Page 25: Structure

    System description Structure 4.5 Structure The figure below shows the structure of the panel with open front cover. Fig. 2: Structure of FC360 panel Power supply Batteries Mainboard Optional output card (4M) RS232/RS485 module ↑ PMI board Space for options (e.g. Evacuation module (NL), LED indicator (32 zones), key switch) Mains fuse holder A6V10421795_en--_k...

  • Page 26: Options With Requirements

    Options with requirements 5 Options with requirements The following options with requirements as defined in EN 54-2/A1 are available. The table below explains how to realize these options in the panel. The relevant sections according to EN 54-2/A1 are specified in the left column of the table.

  • Page 27: Installation

    Installation Instruction 6 Installation 6.1 Instruction WARNING Voltage Electric shock ● Installation work may only be undertaken by qualified staff and when the system is de-energized. NOTICE Electrostatics Damage to electronics ● Suitable protective measures must be taken when working with electronics modules.
  • Page 28 Installation Instruction Mounting options There are two options for mounting the panel: ● 'Surface mounting' ● Semi flush mounting, refer to document A6V10893024, see chapter 'Applicable documents [➙ 9]' Fig. 3: Mounting the panel Recommended display height approx. 1.6 to 1.7 m Panel width: 402 mm Distance from door of at least one door leaf in width Panel height: 372 mm...

  • Page 29: Surface Mounting

    Installation Surface mounting 6.2 Surface mounting Steps: 1. Define the mounting location. 2. Open the door of the panel using a screw driver. 3. Break out the required cable entries (A). – Screw cable glands (B) for all open entries. The cable glands are not included.

  • Page 30: Power Supply - Mains Voltage

    Installation Power supply - mains voltage 6.3 Power supply - mains voltage WARNING Electrical voltage! Electric shock Before connecting the mains voltage ensure that power is not switched on and is locked to prevent it from being switched on. 1. Insert the mains cable (1) into the housing from the top right side. Use mains cable with cross section of 3*1.5 mm up to 3*2.5 mm 2.

  • Page 31: Battery

    Installation Battery 6.4 Battery When the AC mains voltage fails, the emergency power supply is provided by the connected batteries with no interruption. The emergency power bridging time is based on the panel's quiescent and alarm current as well as battery capacity. NOTICE Error during configuration detection Additional effort for troubleshooting...

  • Page 32: Connection Overview

    Installation Connection overview The fire control panel is approved with the batteries listed above, use only Siemens provided batteries. 6.5 Connection overview The picture below shows the overview of the panel connection. Fig. 7: Connection overview of FC360 fire control panel Panel type specific.

  • Page 33: C-Net Detector Line

    Installation C-NET detector line 6.6 C-NET detector line Up to 126 devices for FC361-xx and 252 devices for FC362-xx (126 devices per loop), such as automatic fire detectors (e.g. smoke or heat detectors), manual call points, I/O modules and other ↑ C-NET components, can be connected to the C-NET ↑...

  • Page 34: Connectable C-Net Devices

    Installation C-NET detector line Connection factor The max. number of connectable C-NET peripherals (126 devices per loop) and the max. line length (3300 m) depend on the device connection factor. Calculation must be performed first using 'FC360 Cerberus FIT Quantities tool' (document ID: A6V10885143).
  • Page 35 Installation C-NET detector line Device type Type Description DBS720 – – FDCIO222 Input/output module (4 inputs and 4 outputs) FDCIO224 – – FDCL221 Line separator Multi line separator module (8…9 isolators) – – FDCL221-M – – FDCI361 Input module (1 input) –...
  • Page 36 The complete compatibility list is available in document A6V10882301. See chapter 'Applicable documents [➙ 9]'. For more details about each connectable device, search the device type in http://siemens.com/bt/download and see the related technical manuals. 36 | 151 A6V10421795_en--_k...

  • Page 37: C-Net Topology

    Installation C-NET detector line 6.6.2 C-NET topology Permissible topology for the C-NET The ↑ C-NET can be wired in the topology shown below. Regardless of the topology (↑ loop, ↑ stub or loop with sub-stub), the C-NET system limits, such as length, cable resistance etc., must be observed.

  • Page 38: Wiring On C-Net Devices

    Installation C-NET detector line 6.6.3 Wiring on C-NET devices The connection terminals for the loop(s) (↑ detector line, C-NET) are on the mainboard. The position is shown as below. LOOP1 LOOP2 Fig. 9: Position of C-NET detector line terminal Panel type specific. Only FC362-xx supports two loops. Each C-NET device has the terminals for directly connecting the C-NET wire.
  • Page 39 Installation C-NET detector line Stub wiring Fig. 10: Stub connection of C-NET detector line When using shielded connection cables: Cable shielding must be connected to the panel’s earth terminal. Max. 32 devices may be connected to a single stub as per EN 54-2. A6V10421795_en--_k 39 | 151...

  • Page 40: Sounder Lines

    Installation Sounder lines 6.7 Sounder lines The mainboard in the panel has two sounder lines. They are monitored from the terminal to the EOL for open and short circuits. Application: ● Alarm device control (if a sounder line is configured as 'Sounder' in configuration tools) ●...

  • Page 41: Inputs/Outputs

    Installation Inputs/outputs 6.8 Inputs/outputs The panel mainboard has four configurable inputs/outputs. Each one can be configured as an input or output. The default settings are: ● IO1/IO2: input ● IO3/IO4: output Fig. 12: Connection of configurable IOs 1 Configured as input (Connect to '0V' and IO) 2 Configured as output (Connect to '24V' and IO) Configured as 'input' The inputs can be triggered by a potential-free contact.
  • Page 42 Installation Inputs/outputs Technical: ● Max. current of each output: 0.1 A ● Total max. current of four outputs (if configured) including AUX power output: 0.2 A. IO1 is configured as output by default if the country selection is 'NL: With FTO3601 H1 (EVAC field)'.

  • Page 43: Relay

    Installation Relay 6.9 Relay The panel mainboard has three relay outputs used for controlling without line monitoring. They can be freely configured as: ● Fire Control ● RT Fire ● RT Fault ● Fire alarm The default settings are: ● Relay 1: RT Fire ●...

  • Page 44: Terminals And Switches

    Installation Terminals and switches 6.10 Terminals and switches The picture below shows the position of terminals and switches. Fig. 14: Position of terminals and switches Terminals Description Loop 2 (↑ C-NET ↑ detector line), only for FC362-xx Sounder lines Supply output (24 V) X6…X9 Configurable inputs/outputs X11…X13...
  • Page 45 Installation Terminals and switches X22 Pin assignment Description Message input from the power supply: Battery fault Message input from the power supply: Mains fault Supply input from the power supply (+) Supply input from the power supply (+) Supply input from the power supply (-) Supply input from the power supply (-) S1: Reset key for panel Operation...

  • Page 46: Accessories

    Installation Accessories 6.11 Accessories WARNING Installing accessories without de-energizing the panel Always de-energize the panel before installing any accessory. Otherwise the panel may run into unexpected errors. 6.11.1 Key switch (FCA3601-Z1)/Key switch (Nordic) (FCA3603-Z1) FCA3603-Z1 FCA3601-Z1 Fig. 15: Installation of key switch Function: The key switches directly enable access level 2 operations.

  • Page 47: Evacuation Module (Fto3601-H1) [Nl]

    Installation Accessories 6.11.2 Evacuation module (FTO3601-H1) [NL] FTO3601-H1 Fig. 16: Installation of evacuation module (NL) Function: The evacuation module (NL) provides the Dutch special function. It activates all sounder lines and alarm devices of 'EVAC siren' and 'EVAC voice' types by pressing the <START>...

  • Page 48: Led Indicator (32 Zones) (Fto3603-Z1)

    Installation Accessories The LED and button 'Silence/Resound' on panel PMI are deactivated if the evacuation module (NL) is installed and configured. 6.11.3 LED indicator (32 zones) (FTO3603-Z1) FTO3602-Z1 Fig. 18: Installation of LED indicator (32 zones) Function: The LED indicator (32 zones) shows the actual alarm status of each zone (max.

  • Page 49: Output Card (4M) (Fca3602-Z1)

    Installation Accessories 6.11.4 Output card (4M) (FCA3602-Z1) FCA3602-Z1 Fig. 19: Installation of output card (4M) Fig. 20: Connection overview of output card (4M) Fig. 21: Connection of internal power Function: The output card (4M) has four monitored outputs: OUT1…OUT4. The default settings for the outputs are: ●...
  • Page 50 Installation Accessories Installation: WARNING Electrical voltage Before installation with output card (4M): ● Switch off the panel’s power supply. ● Disconnect power cable at the terminal '20-30V' on the output card (4M) Detailed information on installation is available in document A6V10431015. See chapter 'Applicable documents [➙...
  • Page 51 Installation Accessories The table below can be used for this check, they display the maximum values. Details must be calculated individually. Imax R Line [Ω] @ Umin = 16 V 0…74.3 0.1 A 0…34.1 0.2 A 0…14 0.4 A 0…7.2 0.6 A 0…3.9 0.8 A...

  • Page 52: Rs232/Rs485 Module (Optional)

    Installation Accessories 6.11.5 RS232/RS485 module (Optional) ● The RS232 module (isolated) FCA2001-A1 can connect an event printer. ● The RS485 module (isolated) FCA2002-A1 can connect an ESPA interface [NL] and a DMS. Only one module can be installed on the mainboard simultaneously. Installation: Fig.
  • Page 53 Installation Accessories DTE-HOST T Participant with RS232 interface RS485 module RS485 Designation Description RS485_A Line A RS485_B Line B Not connected Not connected Admissible cable cross-section: 0.2…1.5 mm² RS485_A RS485_B First participant Last participant *) Stub lines must not exceed 20 m! ●...
  • Page 54 Installation Accessories 6.11.5.1 Event printer The RS232 module connects one external printer Fujitsu DL3750+ to the panel. Detailed information on the printer is available on the CD supplied with the printer. Connection: Precondition: RS232 module is installed. See chapter 'RS232/RS485 module [➙...
  • Page 55 Installation Accessories 6.11.5.2 ESPA interface [NL] The ESPA interface is used for transmitting event messages from the fire detection installation to a pager system. The ESPA interface together with the installation instruction can be obtained from suppliers. The transmittable event types are as follows: ●...

  • Page 56: Spare Parts

    Installation Spare parts 6.12 Spare parts WARNING Installing spare parts without de-energizing the panel Always de-energize the panel before installing any spare part. Otherwise the panel may run into unexpected errors. 6.12.1 Mainboards FCM3601-Z1 and FCM3601-Z2 Mainboards FCM3601-Z1 and FCM3601-Z2 are already mounted in FC361-xx and FC362-xx fire control panels respectively in the factory.
  • Page 57 6. Check firmware version and ensure the latest version is installed. It is an integral part of ‘FC360 Desktop Editor 2.0’ which can be downloaded from www.siemens.com/cerberus-fit. 7. Apply configuration to the panel if you have it on PC. See 'Applying configurations to the panel [➙...

  • Page 58: Door Incl. Pmi Fhd3601-Z1

    Installation Spare parts 6.12.2 Door incl. PMI FHD3601-Z1 The door incl. PMI FHD3601-Z1 is already mounted in the fire control panel in the factory and only has to be replaced in the event of a repair. Fig. 25: Installation of door incl. PMI Fig.

  • Page 59: Function Overview

    Function overview Access levels 7 Function overview 7.1 Access levels The panel is protected against unauthorized operation by access levels. The authorization passwords for access level 2, access level 3 and access level 3.1 can be changed either directly on panel or with 'FC360 Panel Configurator'.

  • Page 60: Led Indicators

    Function overview LED indicators 7.2 LED indicators FC360 13 14 15 16 Description Color Status Function Alarm The panel is in 'Alarm' condition. More alarm Flashing More than two alarm events happen. Fire brigade Depends on the configuration: Option 1: Fire brigade was called. Option 2: RT fire output relay is activated.

  • Page 61: Keys

    Function overview Keys Description Color Status Function Silence At least one alarm device is silenced. Resound At least one alarm device is activated. Reset Yellow Flashing There are acknowledged events awaiting reset. ● There are alarm/fault events Acknowledge Yellow Flashing awaiting acknowledgment.
  • Page 62 Function overview Keys No. Description Function ● Cancel In view mode: Returns to the previous entry. ● In input/edit mode: Cancels input and return to the previous entry ● In view mode: Jumps to selected sub menu or confirm the selection. ●...

  • Page 63: Lcd

    Function overview 7.4 LCD The LCD is divided into 3 areas. 1: Title This line displays the title of the view window. 2: View window This window displays the menu list, event list or its property. '▼': Indicates that there are other items below the bottom item. (The bottom item is NOT the last item.) '▲': Indicates that there are other items above the top item.

  • Page 64: Operating Menu Overview

    Function overview Operating menu overview 7.5 Operating menu overview Access Sectio Main menu Sub menu Description level n/Link 1. System status 1 - Alarms Displays current first and last alarm. 1, 2, 3 Section 8.4.1 2 - Faults Displays current faults events. 1, 2, 3 [➙...
  • Page 65 Function overview Operating menu overview Main menu Sub menu Description Access Sectio level n/Link ● Configures the system automatically with default settings. ● Views zone/device/element configurations and devices that have the typeA function enabled. ● Locates an element (single device) or devices in a zone or detector line.

  • Page 66: Event Views

    Function overview Event views 7.6 Event views FC360 fire control panel displays different event views with different formats. The picture below is the event views format: Description Samples Serial number of the event and the total number of the events Event type Alarms Access level...

  • Page 67: Sample Of Fault View

    Function overview Event views 7.6.2 Sample of Fault view 1/1 ① Faults② L3 ③ 001 ④ Manual alarm⑤ Dev. 3 ⑥ Meeting room 808 ⑦ floor ⑧ Zone 1 ⑨ 12-09-2015 08:08:08 ⑩ 1: Add 003/ 004A08B0 ⑪ 7.6.3 Sample of Isolation view 1/1 ①...

  • Page 68: Operation

    Operation Alarm procedure in unmanned mode 8 Operation This chapter describes detailed operation workflow on important fire detection system functions. 8.1 Alarm procedure in unmanned mode Display provides fire information. See chapter 'Event views [➙ 66]'. ● ● Immediate activation of panel states 'Any fire' and 'Global alarm'. ●...
  • Page 69 Operation Alarm procedure in unmanned mode MAJOR INCIDENT: A real fire emergency Ensure the fire brigade is called. Call fire brigade if no ↑ remote transmission is implemented! If remote transmission to fire brigade is implemented, the ‘Fire Brigade’ LED indicates 'RT fire' status.

  • Page 70: Alarm Procedure In Manned Mode

    Operation Alarm procedure in manned mode 8.2 Alarm procedure in manned mode Display provides fire information. See chapter 'Event views [➙ 66]'. ● ● Immediate activation of panel states 'Any fire'. In the event of an automatic fire alarm in ↑ manned mode, the attendance check countdown T1 starts if AVC is on.

  • Page 71: Procedure In Case Of Fault

    Operation Procedure in case of fault MAJOR INCIDENT: A real fire emergency Activate the nearest manual call point Press <Alarm Delay Off> to cancel the investigation time and activate the panel state ‘Global alarm’ immediately. (Access level 2 password is required.) →...

  • Page 72: Operations Under Access Level 1

    Operation Operations under access level 1 8.4 Operations under access level 1 Functions in the sub-chapters are available without a password. 8.4.1 Viewing system status The fire detection system evaluates received signals and indicates them as events. There are the following event categories: ●...

  • Page 73: Logging Into A Higher Access Level

    Operation Operations under access level 1 8.4.2 Logging into a higher access level The 'Login' function is used to access a higher level using a password. The password entry window displays automatically if you require a higher access level operation on the ↑ PMI. The picture below shows the password entry window.

  • Page 74: Querying Alarm Counter

    Operation Operations under access level 1 8.4.3 Querying alarm counter The panel counts all alarm events. The total number of alarm events is displayed by querying alarm counter. 1. Press on the keypad.  The 'Main menu' window is open. 2.

  • Page 75: Operations Under Access Level 2

    Operation Operations under access level 2 8.5 Operations under access level 2 These functions are available with an access level 2 password. 8.5.1 Isolation The ↑ 'Isolation' function is used to enable/disable zone, device, alarm devices, RT outputs, fire controls, control devices and door holder devices. In certain situations, e.g.
  • Page 76 Operation Operations under access level 2 3. Select 'Isolation' and press .The 'Isolation' window is open. Isolation 1 - Detection 2 - Sounders 3 - RT outputs 4 - Fire control 5 - Control dev. 6 - Door holder device 4.

  • Page 77: Test

    Operation Operations under access level 2 8.5.2 Test 8.5.2.1 Detection test This function sets a zone or device to 'Test' mode. The panel provides two test modes: ● Silent: All alarm devices remain silent in fire alarm condition during testing. Only the LCD screen displays the test event.
  • Page 78 Operation Operations under access level 2 4. Select 'Detection' and press . The 'Detection' window is open. Test - Detection 1 - Silent 2 - Audible 5. Select an item, e.g. 'Silent', and press . A list of all zones is displayed. Detection - Silent 01 Zone 1(OFF) 02 Zone 2(OFF)
  • Page 79 Operation Operations under access level 2 8.5.2.2 Lamp test The lamp test checks the following functions: ● LEDs ● Buzzer ● This function is available directly under Main menu for access level 1 if checkbox 'Lamp test activation possible at access level 1' is checked under task card 'Other settings' in 'FC360 Panel Configurator'.
  • Page 80 Operation Operations under access level 2 8.5.2.3 Voice test This function checks if voice alarm devices play the voice test message (M4) in a specific language order defined under task card ‘Site’ in 'FC360 Panel Configurator'. You can activate/deactivate voice test locally in the fire control panel via menu operation, or remotely in the configuration tool via input modules, I/O modules or A6V10450595 digital inputs on the mainboard IO (see document...

  • Page 81: Viewing Event Memories

    Operation Operations under access level 2 8.5.3 Viewing event memories 8.5.3.1 Viewing event logs All events that happened in the fire detection system are stored in event logs. You can view them one by one on the panel or view them all in a PC after uploading. See 'Backing up event logs to the PC [➙...
  • Page 82 Operation Operations under access level 2 Event log 1 - Show log 2 - Advanced 4. Select 'Show log' and press . All events stored in the event log are displayed. Scroll by using Rec. 001 of 008 + Short Monitored output Output card 4M Circuit 02...
  • Page 83 Operation Operations under access level 2 3. Select 'Event log' and press . The 'Event log' window is open. Event log 1 - Show log 2 - Advanced 4. Select 'Advanced' and press . The 'Advanced' window is open. Advanced Type: Start time: 08-01-2015...
  • Page 84 Operation Operations under access level 2 Compensation value Indication 0 ~ 50 The dirt level is within a normal range. 50 ~ 80 Pay attention to value change. 80 ~ 120 Detector exchange is recommended. Exchange the detector. All compensation values are stored in the panel. You can view them one by one on the local panel or view them all in a PC after uploading.

  • Page 85: Logging Out Of The Current Access Level

    Operation Operations under access level 2 8.5.4 Logging out of the current access level The 'Logout' function returns to access level 1 from access level 2 or 3. 1. Press on the keypad. The 'Main menu' window is open. Main menu 1 - System status 2 - Operation 3 - Event memory...

  • Page 86: Operations Under Access Level 3

    Operation Operations under access level 3 8.6 Operations under access level 3 This function is available with access level 3 password. 8.6.1 Deleting test logs The 'Test log' function deletes all test logs on the panel. Before performing this function, you can back up all the existing test logs to a PC. See 'Backing up test reports to the PC [➙...

  • Page 87: Engineering

    Engineering Setting date & time 9 Engineering All 'Engineering' functions request access level 3 password. 9.1 Setting date & time The 'Set date & time' function adjusts date and time. In countries with central European summer time (CEST), the system clock automatically switches between daylight savings time and regular time.

  • Page 88: Editing Zone And Device Name

    Engineering Editing zone and device name 9.2 Editing zone and device name The 'Edit name' function is used to edit the name of a zone or device. The new name is shown when the zone or device is re-accessed. 1. Press on the keypad.

  • Page 89: Changing Password

    Engineering Changing password 9.3 Changing password This function is used to change the password for access level 2, access level 3 or access level 3.1. 1. Press on the keypad.  The 'Main menu' window is open. 2. Select 'Engineering' and press ...

  • Page 90: Detector Line

    Engineering Detector line 9.4 Detector line 9.4.1 Restarting The 'Restart' function is used to restart a ↑ detector line. 1. Press on the keypad.  The 'Main menu' window is open. 2. Select 'Engineering' and press  The 'Engineering' window is open. 3.

  • Page 91: Maintenance

    Engineering Detector line 9.4.3 Maintenance 9.4.3.1 Deleting a device Device deletion is not supported on the panel. It can only be done in the online A6V10450595 configuration tool. See document for detailed information on how to delete a device. 9.4.3.2 Accepting replaced/exchanged devices After replacing faulty devices with new ones or exchanging device locations within the same ↑...
  • Page 92 Engineering Detector line 9.4.3.3 Replacing and testing a detector If a detector needs to be replaced with a new one of the same type, set the detector to replacement mode on the ↑ PMI as per the procedure below. 1. Press on the keypad.
  • Page 93 Engineering Detector line 9.4.3.4 Reading in The 'Read in' operation must be executed after performing one of the following actions: Change topology of ↑ detector line, e.g. merge two stubs into one loop. ● ● Add new device(s). Existing devices moving into another location within the existing topology cannot be read in again.

  • Page 94: Auto Configuration

    Engineering Detector line 9.4.4 Auto configuration Use the 'Auto configuration' function to commission a newly installed panel automatically. If you do an auto configuration on a configured panel, note the following changes: ● Customized device and zone texts are removed. ●...

  • Page 95: Viewing Devices And Type A Dependencies

    Engineering Detector line 9.4.5 Viewing devices and type A dependencies 9.4.5.1 Viewing a device in a zone The 'View zone / device' function is used to view details of a device in a specific zone. 1. Press on the keypad. ...
  • Page 96 Engineering Detector line 9.4.5.2 Viewing a single device on a detector line The 'View element' function is used to view details of a single device on a ↑ detector line. 1. Press on the keypad.  The 'Main menu' window is open. 2.

  • Page 97: Locating Devices

    Engineering Detector line 9.4.5.3 Viewing type A dependencies The 'View typeA dependency' function is used to view all devices which have type A dependency activated. 1. Press on the keypad.  The 'Main menu' window is open. 2. Select 'Engineering' and press ...
  • Page 98 Engineering Detector line 7. Select 'Locate' and press  A confirmation window is displayed. 8. Press to confirm.  All the devices in the selected zone are located.  The LED indicators on the devices are flashing. 9.4.6.2 Locating devices of the same device numbers Use this function to locate devices via device numbers configured in 'FC360 Panel Configurator'.
  • Page 99 Engineering Detector line 4. Select 'Locate' and press  The 'Locate' window is open. 5. Select 'Lines' and press  A list of all detector lines is displayed. 6. Select one line and press  Two commands are listed: 'Locate' and 'Quit locate'. 7.

  • Page 100: Resetting Detection Module

    Engineering Detector line 7. Select 'Quit locate' and press  A confirmation window is displayed. 8. Press to confirm. If the command of 'Quit locate' is not performed within one hour, the devices quit from the 'Locate' mode automatically. 9.4.7 Resetting detection module Use the 'Reset detection module' function to reset the detection module from the menu when the detection module reports a fatal fault.
  • Page 101 Engineering Detector line The line calibration also shows the maximum possible current consumption of all line devices per line card. Time of a line calibration process The duration of a line calibration consists of a 45-second base time plus about 1 second per installed 'Voice alarm sounder beacon/Voice al.
  • Page 102 Engineering Detector line 1. Press on the keypad.  The 'Main menu' window is open. 2. Select 'Engineering' and press  The 'Engineering' window is open. 3. Select 'Detector line' and press  The 'Detector line' window is open. 4. Select 'Calibration' and press ...
  • Page 103 Engineering Detector line Entry in the calibration Possible content* Description report 3. Power consumption of Loop 1 I(mA) 1.00 The entry shows the measured power the lines while idling consumption of the line in an unloaded state. 4. Line resistance - Plus Loop 2 R+(Ohm) 0.00 The entry shows the measured line resistance on the line's plus cable in...
  • Page 104 Engineering Detector line Entry in the calibration Content* Troubleshooting report 2. Tolerance of the line Loop 1 DRmax(Ohm) - 2.1 The calculated difference to the current line resistance is ≤0 Ω. In an alarm resistance scenario, individual devices may fail if a cable break occurs at the same time and/or a thermal drift increases the line resistance.

  • Page 105: Calibrating Output Card (4M)

    Engineering Calibrating output card (4M) 9.5 Calibrating output card (4M) The transmission paths must be calibrated per EN 54-13. The 'Calibrate 4M card line’ function is used to calibrate the line on output card (4M). Line calibration is needed to achieve supervision. The line resistance is indicated for calculation resulting from the calibration.

  • Page 106: Resetting Alarm Counter

    Engineering Resetting alarm counter 9.6 Resetting alarm counter The 'Alarm counter reset' function is used to reset the alarm counter to '0'. 1. Press on the keypad.  The 'Main menu' window is open. 2. Select 'Engineering' and press  The 'Engineering' window is open. 3.

  • Page 107: Configuration Tools

    FC360 Desktop Editor 2.0 Updates firmware ● Modifies configuration file ‘FC360 Desktop Editor 2.0' is available at www.siemens.com/cerberus-fit. ‘FC360 Panel Configurator' is integrated in the panel. Detailed information about tool operations is available in document A6V10450595. 9.8.1 Connecting a PC to the panel A PC is required for most commissioning, maintenance and repair work.
  • Page 108 Tools Solutions ● FC360 Panel Configurator Check DHCP settings mentioned in document A6V10450595. ● Clean up local cache if fc360.siemens.com is opened in Google Chrome. ● Use panel IP address (e.g., 192.168.251.100) instead of fc360.siemens.com. ● FC360 Desktop Editor 2.0 Check Windows firewall rules mentioned in section Setting Windows firewall [➙...

  • Page 109: Commissioning

    Commissioning Installing and checking a detector line 10 Commissioning This chapter describes initial commissioning of FC360 fire control panel. 10.1 Installing and checking a detector line To install devices Before installing or connecting a device, stick the ID number onto the layout plan. The adhesive strip with the ID number can be found at the bottom of the device.

  • Page 110: Installing Panel

    Commissioning Installing panel 10.2 Installing panel  FC360 fire control panel is mounted. 1. Insert the cables of the ↑ detector lines and the mains supply into the panel and connect them to the panel. See chapter 'Power supply - mains voltage [➙...

  • Page 111: Configuring The System Manually

    1. Connect PC to the panel. See chapter 'Connecting a PC to the panel [➙ 107]'. 2. Open a web browser. 3. Enter web address with 'fc360.siemens.com' and press <Enter>.  'FC360 Panel Configurator' is open. 4. Enter access level 3 password to log into access level 3.
  • Page 112 Commissioning General commissioning steps To modify using 'FC360 Desktop Editor 2.0' 1. Connect the panel to a PC installed with 'FC360 Desktop Editor 2.0'. 2. Back up configuration to the PC first. See chapter 'Backing up configurations to the PC [➙ 117]'. 3.

  • Page 113: Function Test

    Commissioning General commissioning steps 10.4.3 Function test WARNING Alarming and ↑ RT transmission are activated during testing. You must do the following: ● Inform fire brigade. ● Inform owner of the building. 1. Execute lamp test. See chapter 'Lamp test [➙ 79]'. 2.

  • Page 114: Setting Windows Firewall

    To change firewall rules on Windows 10 There are different ways of adjusting firewall rules in Windows 10. The following settings apply for Siemens PCs which use group guidelines controlled by the domain.  You have administrator rights on your PC.
  • Page 115 Commissioning Setting Windows firewall – 'Action': 'Allow the connection' 4. Select the 'Protocol and Ports' tab. 5. Set the following values: – 'Protocol type': 'UDP' – 'Local port': 'Specific Ports', and then enter the value range '69' in the box. –...

  • Page 116: Updating Firmware

    Commissioning Updating firmware 10.6 Updating firmware WARNING Fire detection installation is deactivated during the firmware update Fire may spread unhindered. ● Supervision by people is required. ● Re-activate the fire detection installation as soon as possible. NOTICE Firmware update on the panel Firmware update may encounter errors! The configuration of the panel may be affected depending on the update type! ●...

  • Page 117: Backing Up Configurations To The Pc

    1. Connect the PC to the panel. See 'Connecting a PC to the panel' for panel connection. 2. Open a web browser. 3. Enter 'fc360.siemens.com' in the address bar and press <enter>.  'FC360 Panel Configurator' is open. 4. Enter access level 3 password to log into access level 3 on the panel.

  • Page 118: Backing Up Event Logs To The Pc

    1. Connect the PC to the panel. See 'Connecting a PC to the panel' for panel connection. 2. Open a web browser. 3. Enter 'fc360.siemens.com' in the address bar and press <enter>.  'FC360 Panel Configurator' is open. 4. Click 'Administration'.

  • Page 119: Factory Reset

    Commissioning Factory reset 4. Enter 'fc360.siemens.com' in the address bar and press <enter>.  'FC360 Panel Configurator' is open. 5. Click 'Administration'. 6. In the 'Test report' field, click 'Upload to PC'. 7. If prompted, enter a path and a file name and click 'OK'.

  • Page 120: Maintenance

    Maintenance General 11 Maintenance 11.1 General Regular maintenance of the system is necessary to ensure the reliable operation. The panel has a reminder function that can inform you of imminent maintenance. When the service reminder is displayed, regular maintenance by a service technician is required.

  • Page 121: Function Test

    Maintenance Function test 11.3 Function test The following schedule is recommended for the function test. However, local regulations have higher priorities. Function Activity Interval (years) ↑ Detector line Activate all automatic detectors and all manual call points. Activate a detector or manual call point per line Check all detectors and manual call points for dirt and check that usage is in accordance with regulations.

  • Page 122: Device Test

    Maintenance Device test 11.4 Device test Smoke detector 1. Enable test mode for the line. 2. Place detector tester RE6 on detector head. 3. Release test gas. 4. Remove detector tester. 5. Confirm the alarm was triggered. Alarm indicator is flashing. 6.

  • Page 123: Calibrating Lines

    Maintenance Calibrating lines 11.5 Calibrating lines WARNING Impermissible line configuration An impermissible line configuration can cause the alarm devices connected to this line to be supplied with insufficient power in the event of a fire. This prevents the alarm from sounding in the corresponding parts of a building. This can cause serious injuries or death.

  • Page 124: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Fault message indication 12 Troubleshooting 12.1 Fault message indication No. Description Cause Action General The system has a Check whether another fault LED is fault fault. flashing, if not: ● Check the display ● Check whether the fault control input is activated.

  • Page 125: Accessories

    Troubleshooting Accessories 12.3 Accessories Description Cause/Action DC 24 V too low Check voltage input '24V' on the output card FCA3602- Outputs from output Check the cable connection and output line. card (4M) indicates a fault EVAC fault Check the cable connection. Replace the device if the fault still appears.

  • Page 126: Components And Spare Parts

    Components and spare parts 13 Components and spare parts Components Type Order number Designation FC361-ZZ S54433-C112-A1 Fire control panel (1L, Compact) FC361-ZA S54433-C111-A1 Fire control panel (1L, Comfort) FC362-ZZ S54433-C119-A1 Fire control panel (2L, Comp.) FC362-ZA S54433-C120-A1 Fire control panel (2L, Comf.) Extensions Type Order number...
  • Page 127 Components and spare parts Spare parts Type Order number Designation FP2015-A1 S54400-B121-A1 Power supply (70 W) FCM3601-Z1 S54443-A115-A1 Mainboard FCM3601-Z2 S54443-A116-A1 Mainboard (2L) FHD3601-Z1 S54443-B118-A1 Door incl. PMI Mounting accessories Type Order number Designation FHA3602-Z1 S54433-N118-A1 Semi-flush mount bezel Tools Type Order Comment...

  • Page 128: Environmental Protection And Disposal

    Environmental protection and disposal 14 Environmental protection and disposal This device is manufactured using materials and procedures which comply with current environmental protection standards as best as possible. More specifically, the following measures have been undertaken: ● Use of reusable materials ●...

  • Page 129: Appendix A: Alarm Verification Concept (Avc)

    Appendix A: Alarm Verification Concept (AVC) 15 Appendix A: Alarm Verification Concept (AVC) The ↑ 'Alarm Verification Concept' serves the purpose of delayed alarm transmission and takes into account the interaction of the operating personnel in the alarming sequence. Operating personnel are able to examine the indicated fire location in the event of a fire alarm.
  • Page 130 Appendix A: Alarm Verification Concept (AVC) Alarm verification proceeds as follows: ● An alarm event activates local alarming and starts the time T1 for attendance check. ● Operating personnel acknowledges alarm event on the panel prior to the expiry of T1. Acknowledging normally silences local alarming. If there is no acknowledgement, global alarming is activated after T1 expires.

  • Page 131: Appendix B: Delayed Alarm Reset (Dar)

    Appendix B: Delayed Alarm Reset (DAR) 16 Appendix B: Delayed Alarm Reset (DAR) NOTICE The DAR function doesn't fulfill EN54-2. Check whether it is allowed in the country code of practices before using this function. Field application The DAR function can be used in apartment blocks for tenant/owner reaction on a false or minor incident by pressing a self-reset button and eliminating the root cause (e.g., ventilating the space) in the flat without triggering the global alarm in the first place and bothering neighbors especially at night.
  • Page 132 Appendix B: Delayed Alarm Reset (DAR) Self-reset button installed and Panel state connected to the input or I/O ● [Y]: Confirmation time Tb expires and additional module alarm event is sensed. If another alarm verification ● [Y]: The button is pressed attempt proceeds during 'Manned operation' before Ta expires.
  • Page 133 Appendix B: Delayed Alarm Reset (DAR) If no action is taken before the expiry of 'Time for delay alarm (Second)' and the alarm event still exists during the confirmation time, AVC procedure is involved. See Appendix A: Alarm Verification Concept (AVC) [➙ 129]. Fire incident check (Ta) In case of a fire incident, alarm devices in the zone are activated.

  • Page 134: Appendix C: Door Holder Function

    Appendix C: Door holder function 17 Appendix C: Door holder function Use the 'Door holder' function to control fire door releasers or fire electromagnetic door holders via output channels of FDCIO221, FDCIO222, FDCIO224 and FDCIO361. Once door releasers or door holders are connected to the output channels above via physical wiring and logic controls are configured in FC360 Panel Configurator, conditions like fire alarms can trigger the release of fire door releasers or door holders and then fire doors are activated in case of emergencies.
  • Page 135 Appendix C: Door holder function – 'Disable(D)'. Disable events detected by the corresponding caused devices or zones. – 'F&T'. Fire or trouble events detected by the corresponding caused devices or zones. – 'F&D'. Fire or disable events detected by the corresponding caused devices or zones.

  • Page 136: Appendix D: Voice Alarm Device Synchronization

    Appendix D: Voice alarm device synchronization 18 Appendix D: Voice alarm device synchronization Two ways of voice alarm device synchronization are available in FC360 system: synchronization only within devices having the same device number and synchronization with devices having different device numbers. ●...
  • Page 137 Appendix D: Voice alarm device synchronization – If a manual-alarm device triggers a global alarm, synchronization happens within the linked voice alarm device and the voice alarm devices linked to 'Global alarm'. See chapter 'Appendix A: Alarm Verification Concept (AVC) [➙ 129]' for more information about global alarm, T1 and T2.

  • Page 138: Appendix E: Device Type List

    Appendix E: Device type list 19 Appendix E: Device type list You can number devices freely from 1 to 400 and assign them to the following zones: ● Zone (T1…T8): used for devices of Technical, Tech. latched, Fault and Gas types.
  • Page 139 Appendix E: Device type list Device types Parameters Values Optional Optional devices zone Control Dev. General output on the FDCIO221, FDCIO222, FDCIO224, FDCIO361 Door holder General output on the FDCIO221, FDCIO222, FDCIO224, FDCIO361 EVAC siren Dev. Addressable alarm devices (without voice indication) and sounder bases on the detector line: FDS224-R, FDS224-W, FDS226-RW, FDS226-WW, FDS226-RR,...

  • Page 140: Appendix F: Flash File Behaviors

    Appendix F: Flash file behaviors 20 Appendix F: Flash file behaviors Actions Effects ↑ PMI Alarm Configuratio Event Log Password of Counter n File Display 'FC360 Panel Configurator' Update firmware Unchanged Unchanged Unchanged Unchanged Unchanged Download an existing Unchanged Modified Unchanged Unchanged Unchanged...

  • Page 141: Appendix G: Default Settings For Panel/Devices

    Appendix G: Default settings for panel/devices 21 Appendix G: Default settings for panel/devices Panel site information: Items Default settings Name Site Installer name Siemens Contact tel. Service reminder enable Service interval 24 months Time channel enable Timed channel active 23:00:00 Timed channel inactive...
  • Page 142 Appendix G: Default settings for panel/devices Outputs on Output card (4M) Items Output usage Monitor Tone Activation creeping open condition / short (cause) Configurable OUT1 RT Fire Global alarm Configurable OUT2 RT Fault Any fault Configurable OUT3 Sounder line Continuous Any fire Configurable OUT4 Sounder line Continuous Any fire Communication interface...
  • Page 143 Appendix G: Default settings for panel/devices Items Default settings Additional delay alarm Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving time Yes Panel display style Style 1 Floor repeater display style Style 1 Enable DHCP server Panel IP address 192.168.251.100 Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Default gateway 192.168.251.19...
  • Page 144 Appendix G: Default settings for panel/devices Manual call points parameters Devices Attach Activation of external AI FDM221 - FDM223 Yes By the element FDM224 Yes By the element FDM225 - FDM226 - FDM231 - FDM365 - The default setting of AVC function is OFF for all the above devices. Input parameters of input modules and I/O modules Devices Short circuit monitoring...
  • Page 145 Appendix G: Default settings for panel/devices Outputs parameters of I/O modules Devices Output Mode Fail safe Output style FDCIO221 Inactive: Off / Active: On Freeze Monitored output FDCIO222 Inactive: Off / Active: On Freeze FDCIO224 Inactive: Off / Active: On Freeze FDCIO361 Inactive: Off / Active: On...

  • Page 146: Appendix H: Switch Mains To Ac 115 V

    Appendix H: Switch mains to AC 115 V 22 Appendix H: Switch mains to AC 115 V 1. Remove power supply FP2015-A1 from the panel and open it. 2. Move the jumper from X12 to X11 on the PCB board. Jumper X12 for AC 230 V Jumper X11...

  • Page 147: Glossary

    Glossary Glossary Alarm indicator Visual display to signal an alarm or pre-alarm. Alarm verification concept Concept for preventing false alarms which takes into account the interaction of the operating personnel in the alarming sequence. C-NET Addressed detector line for C-NET devices. C-NET device A device connected to the C-NET detector line.
  • Page 148 Glossary The arrangement of operating and display elements on a fire control panel or on a fire terminal. Includes the LEDs, buttons, the display, and the operation options such as the key switch, fire brigade control and display (FBA), and the EVAC NL Person Machine Interface. Remote transmission Transmission of information based on events to a remote station, e.g.

  • Page 149: Index

    Index Index Factory reset ............106 Accept replaced devices ........91 Fault Procedure ........... 71 Access levels ............59 Fire brigade ............60 Acknowledge ............61 Fire control ............43 Alarm count ............74 Firmware ............. 116 Alarm Delay Off ............ 61 Function test ............
  • Page 150 Index Panel ..............29 Set date & time ............. 87 Silence/Resound ..........61 Spare Parts ............56 Output card (4M) ..........119 Surface mounting ..........28 Switch mains ............146 System overview ..........19 Power off ............... 90 Printer ..............54 Terminals and switches ........
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