Commissioning; Basic Rules For Commissioning - Siemens FDCW241 Technical Manual

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Commissioning

6 Commissioning

6.1 Basic rules for commissioning

Building Technologies

Fire Safety

The procedure for commissioning via the control panel is no different to the one

used for commissioning wired devices. The relevant fire detection system

documents also apply to the SWING radio fire detection system.

There are two operating conditions for radio cells.

Normal operation

The radio cell is active and ready for use. Information is transmitted to the detector

line via the radio gateway.

Maintenance mode

The radio cell is active but not ready for use. Information is not transmitted to the

detector line via the radio gateway. The radio cell can be modified.

Requirements for reliable radio device connections:

Radio cells whose areas of coverage overlap must not be in maintenance

mode at the same time. This means that you should only ever switch one radio

cell at a time to maintenance mode.

Requirements for connecting the radio cell to the detector line:

The radio cell is complete and the radio devices are logged on.

The radio cell is in normal operation.

Commissioning the detector line

Finish commissioning a radio cell before you connect the radio gateway to the

detector line.

You will find more information in the 'Change and extend the detector line' chapters

of the following documents:

For control panels FC20xx: Document 009052

For control panels FC72x: Document A6V10210416

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