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VEGA
REPEATER
USER GUIDE
TM0024
PROPRIETARY RIGHTS NOTICE
The information contained in this manual is the property of Kidde Fire Protection Services Limited and
may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical,
photocopying, recording or otherwise, nor stored in any retrieval system of any nature without the
express written authority of Kidde Fire Protection Services Limited.
©
Copyright 2002 Kidde Fire Protection Services Ltd
TM0024
Page 1 of 33
Issue 2.01

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  • Page 1 TM0024 PROPRIETARY RIGHTS NOTICE The information contained in this manual is the property of Kidde Fire Protection Services Limited and may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, nor stored in any retrieval system of any nature without the express written authority of Kidde Fire Protection Services Limited.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter Page 1. INTRODUCTION ....................3 1.1 DISPLAY AND INDICATIONS ................3 1.2 SOUNDER CIRCUIT..................4 1.3 RELAY OUTPUTS .................... 4 1.4 INTERNAL POWER SUPPLY UNIT ..............5 1.5 SWITCH CONFIGURATION INFORMATION........... 6 2. DESCRIPTION ....................... 7 2.1 CONTROLS ......................

  • Page 3: Introduction

    (Type 2) Repeater panel with user controls It is possible to connect to the main Vega control panel a maximum of 64 repeater panels, however a restriction of 15 repeaters (maximum) with controls is only permissible. The type of the unit is achieved by use of an addressing switch located within each repeater panel upon the main display card (44782-K077).

  • Page 4: Sounder Circuit

    The repeater panel maybe supplied with a 24 zonal Fire and Fault LED membrane, which is capable of being expanded in increments of 32 indications to a maximum of 120. Each indication is capable of having text printed on to its associated slider insert, which can match the programmed zone text.

  • Page 5: Internal Power Supply Unit

    1.4 INTERNAL POWER SUPPLY UNIT The repeater panels are supplied complete with an internal power supply unit, which is designed to meet the requirements of EN54-4. The Power supply provides a 2.5 amp at 24v dc supply output to both the repeater panel and the battery output. This unit includes a variable mains input which is capable sensing the incoming AC mains voltage, for range between 110v and 270v.

  • Page 6: Switch Configuration Information

    1.5 SWITCH CONFIGURATION INFORMATION The repeater control panels have various sets of internal switches, which will allow for different operational configurations of the repeaters. The configuration switches are located on the Repeater Processor card, part number 44782-K077 and is a 4-way switch. Table 1.0 details the information for these switches.

  • Page 7: Description

    CHAPTER 2 RECEIVE ONLY REPEATERS 2. DESCRIPTION Receive only repeaters which have no controls are determined by the selection of the address “0" via the address switch, which is located on the main processor card (44782-K077), refer to section 1.0 for further switch information. A maximum of 49 repeaters without controls are permitted to be connected to the main control panel.

  • Page 8: Description

    CHAPTER 3 REPEATERS WITH CONTROLS 3. DESCRIPTION Repeaters with controls are allocated by the selection of an address “1 to 15" via the address switch. Located on the main processor card (44782-K077), refer to section 1.5.1 for further switch information. A maximum of 15 repeaters with controls can be connected to the main control panel.

  • Page 9: Access

    3.2 ACCESS The Repeater panel with controls has 2 separate access levels with access level 1 being available to the user without entry of any special password. Each access level has its own operating criteria as shown in Table 2.0, which restricts operation of the panel by the user.
  • Page 10 Feature Selection Option Access Access Level 1 Level 2 Panel Silence Buzzer Scroll Controls Silence Alarms Reset Delay Override Evacuate Enter Key ( ) Cancel Key ( ) Numeric Keys (0 to 9) Arrow Keys Isolate Menu Zones Loop Devices Output Group Panel Functions Plant...
  • Page 11 To gain entry from any type 2 repeater into access level 2, operate any numeric key once and the password prompt will appear on the display as shown in figure 2.3. Enter the required access level 2 4-digit password number and then operate the Enter key.
  • Page 12 FAULT BUZZER SILENCED Total 001 Zone 001 Reception Area 001/001 Operate ↑ For Faults and ↵ For devices Figure 2.5 When an alarm activation occurs on the control panel and the activation has timers T1 and T2 programmed, operation of the Silence Buzzer key will effect the output configuration of the panel.
  • Page 13 Reset Operation of the Reset membrane key is only permissible at access levels 2. When operated any activation, which is existing, on the control panel will be cleared and Status Normal will be reinstated. Delay Override The operation of the Delay Override is permissible at access levels 1 and 2 and will, when operated override the operation of any time delays which have been programmed to the panel (timers 1, 2 and 3).
  • Page 14 ↵ Enter Key ( In Status Normal mode operation the Enter membrane Key will be used for the acceptance of numeric data, confirmation of menu selections and accepting the selections of system information. During priority alarm activations the Enter membrane key will be used for viewing the individual device data as shown in figure 2.8.

  • Page 15: Isolate Menu

    CHAPTER 4 ISOLATE MENU OPTIONS 4. ISOLATE MENU The entry into access level 2 is explained in section 3.2, upon the selection of the ISOLATE menu feature it will be possible to select from the sub menu features as shown in figure 3.0. These sub menus can be selected by operation of either the arrow keys or by operation of the corresponding numeric key and confirming the ↵...
  • Page 16 While the zone is in the normal status, operation of the Enter key will alter the “Norm” status of the selected zone to “ISOLATED”, this will be displayed for a short time period. Upon the selection of isolation the common isolate and the relevant zonal led will illuminate.

  • Page 17: Loop Devices

    4.2 LOOP DEVICES When selected the display will show the 2 options which are available as shown in figure 3.4. The required option can be highlighted by operation of the arrow keys and ←) will when correct the Enter key ( enter the selected option.
  • Page 18 Single Device To isolate a single device the display will request an entry of a loop number which will be via the appropriate numeric key(s) and accepted by operation of the Enter key. Operation of the Enter key will then request selection of the Device number which will also be entered by use of the appropriate numeric key as shown in figure 3.5.
  • Page 19 Device Range When Selected the display will request for a loop, start device and end device number to be selected as shown in figure 3.7. Access level 2 Isolate Device range information Loop _1 Start _ _1 End _ 10 Isolate De-isolate ↵...

  • Page 20: Output Group

    4.3 OUTPUT GROUP Isolation and De-isolation of Output Groups is similar in format to that of Zones as per section 4.1, the significant difference is that the “Zone” reference is replaced with “Group” and that the output group isolation will inhibit the operation of all associated outputs.

  • Page 21: Plant

    4.5 PLANT Upon the selection of this menu option and if the plant indications have not been setup within the “Panel Setup” menu selection a message will appear stating “Plants are not enabled”. When the plants have been setup the isolate and de-isolate procedure for the plant indications is similar in format to that of Zones as section 4.1, however the only difference is that the zone reference is replaced with “Plant”.

  • Page 22: List

    CHAPTER 5 LIST MENU OPTIONS 5. LIST The entry into access level 2 is detailed in section 3.2, upon the selection of the List menu feature it will be possible to select any of the sub menu features as shown in figure 4.0.

  • Page 23: Zone

    5.1 ZONE Upon selection the display will show two options which are available within this menu as shown in figure 4.2. The required option can be highlighted by operation of either the relevant numeric key or by operation of the arrow keys. When the selection is correct operation of the Enter key will then enter the highlighted selected option.

  • Page 24: Loop Devices

    Zone Information Upon selection a request for the zone number will be made, once selected the zone information, zone number, zone text and the device information will be displayed as shown by figure 4.4. The displayed device information is for the devices, which have been assigned to the selected zone.
  • Page 25 Single Loop Selection requests a loop number to be entered and once entered the display will show the total of devices attached to the selected loop. Upon the operation of any key the display will show the information on the devices attached to the selected loop as shown in figure 4.6.

  • Page 26: Output Groups

    5.3 OUTPUT GROUPS Selection of this option a list of two menu options will appear, as shown in figure 4.8. The required option can be highlighted by operation of the arrow keys and when correct the Enter key will enter the selected option menu. Access level 2 List output groups All groups...

  • Page 27: Panel Functions

    Operation of the arrow keys will scroll the information on the display. When viewing is complete operation of the Cancel key will quit the display to the menu and continued operation will return the panel to access level 1. PANEL FUNCTIONS Selection of this option will list the information which has been programmed to the sounder circuits and relay outputs of the master and slave basic loop controllers as shown in figure 4.10.

  • Page 28: Set Menu

    CHAPTER 6 SET MENU 6.SET MENU Selection of the Set menu feature will allow the selection of the sub menu features as shown in figure 5.0. The sub menus can be selected by operation of either the arrow keys or by operation of the corresponding numeric key and confirming selection by operation of the Enter key.

  • Page 29: Printer Status

    The existing time and date information will be displayed at the top of the display and each line will appear with the existing time setting. On either of the time and date lines if an incorrect numeric selection has been made then operation of the left arrow key will allow the user to return to the incorrect number and modify it as required.

  • Page 30: Activate Day Mode

    6.3 ACTIVATE DAY MODE Upon selection the current status of this option will be displayed and it will be possible to select the required status by highlighting the required option as shown if figure 5.3. Operation of the arrow keys will select the required position and operation of the Enter key will cause a confirmation signal to be displayed.

  • Page 31: Engineers Specification

    CHAPTER 7 ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION 7. ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION DESCRIPTION REPEATER A maximum of 63 repeaters per main control panel. Type 1 Repeater panel without controls over the main panel. Maximum of 49 allowed each having a common address of “0". Type 2 Repeater panel with controls over the main panel.
  • Page 32 DESCRIPTION INPUTS Repeater Input Refer to External Wiring Diagram (53836-K046wd). 4 way terminal - Input “+/-” and Output “+/-”. RS485 signal. Power Supply Live , Neutral and Earth. 110v - 220v a.c mains input. Software defined input requiring a switched 0 volt input. For internal use only.
  • Page 33 Vega Design Standard To meet the requirements of EN54 parts 2 and 4. European Directive on Electromagnetic Compatibility (89/336/EEC). DOCUMENTATION Manuals TM0024 - Vega Repeater Manual. Drawings Internal Wiring Diagram - 53836-K081. External Wiring Diagram - 53836-K081wd. HARDWARE INFORMATION Repeater Display Board...

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