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QUICK USER GUIDE FOR 1, 2 & 4 ZONE FIRE PANELS
INDICATORS
COLOUR
COMMON FAULT
Yellow
COMMON FIRE
Red
ZONES 1-4 FAULT
Yellow
ZONES 1-4 FIRE
Red
SUPPLY
Green
SUPPLY FAULT
Yellow
ALARM FAULT/
Yellow
DISABLED
DISABLED
Yellow
TEST
Yellow
SYSTEM FAULT
Yellow
ALARM SILENCED
Yellow
EARTH FAULT
Yellow
Document EN02/08.02
INDICATION
On when a fault condition has occurred, or if
no other fault Led is on, this indicates 24v
auxiliary fuse failure.
On when a FIRE condition has occurred or
EVACUATE has been operated.
Flashes if a detector is removed from its base,
or an open/short circuit zone wiring fault.
Illuminated when a zone is disabled and
flashes when in walktest.
Illuminated during a FIRE condition in this
zone. Flashes when a device is being tested
during walktest.
Illuminated while power is being supplied to
the panel.
Flashes during a mains or battery supply
failure.
Flashes when a fault on the sounder wiring
occurs. Illuminated if alarm lines are disabled.
Illuminated when Zones and/or alarm are
disabled. The specific zone or alarm fault led
will also be lit.
Illuminated when Walktest function selected.
Illuminated if the panel has malfunctioned and
an attempt to reset the system automatically
has been made. Flashes if an error in the
system software has been detected – Requires
attention.
Illuminated if the sounders on the alarm
circuits during a fire/evacuation condition
have been switched off or silenced.
Will flash if a fault occurs with the earthing.
FIRE
FIRE
FIRE
FIRE
tec
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EN54
EN54
EN54
EN54
FTEN1, FTEN2, & FTEN4
1, 2 & 4 ZONE
FIRE DETECTION AND
ALARM CONTROL PANELS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
USER GUIDE
LOG BOOK
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Summary of Contents for FIREtec FTEN1
- Page 1 On when a fault condition has occurred, or if no other fault Led is on, this indicates 24v auxiliary fuse failure. FTEN1, FTEN2, & FTEN4 COMMON FIRE On when a FIRE condition has occurred or 1, 2 & 4 ZONE EVACUATE has been operated.
- Page 2 FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE NO SPURS ALLOWED FIREtec EN54 1, 2 & 4 zone (EN54 Pt2: 1997 and EN54 Pt4: 1997 approved) fire panels. Persons EN54 EN54 EN54 EN54 carrying out system design and installation should be competent and familiar with the relevant code EOL COMPO of practice relating to the installation of fire detection and alarm systems within buildings.
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Page 3: System Design Guide
SYSTEM DESIGN GUIDE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE When installing the system the designer should ensure:- The following instructions must be followed, however it is recommended that the installation is delayed ENSURE THAT MAINS SUPPLY until all the building or maintenance work is 1. - Page 4 DETECTOR AND CALL POINT CONNECTIONS Key: D = Detector TYPICAL PANEL WIRING C = Call-point S = Sounder END OF LINE COMPONENT NO SPURS ALLOWED ON LAST DETECTOR Zone +Ve TYPICAL ALARM WIRING AL2 WIRED AS AL1 Zone -Ve BLACK EOL COMPONENT ON ANY UNUSED ZONE END OF LINE RESISTOR...
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Page 5: Panel Commissioning
• CF - an open collector current limited output to a nearest to it, and keeping it away from the other USER GUIDE FOR 1, 2 & 4 ZONE FIRE PANELS remote indicator which duplicates the common wiring. Fit the 12v battery into the bottom right hand The panel supplied is a modern highly sophisticated fire control panel utilising the latest technology to fire indicator. - Page 6 LEVEL 2b USER CODE 5344 PERFORM WALKTEST EVACUATE – This is used to activate the fire 3. WALK TEST - This function allows the user to test alarm sounders. But does not trigger any device fire detectors and callpoints on the system. Walk round and test detectors and/or call points in Enter this code to gain access to the bottom row of connected to the auxiliary contacts (Typically a...
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Page 7: Front Panel Indicators
4. DISABLE - If a fault occurs or work is being Press 5 To exit from this menu. FRONT PANEL INDICATORS 5. SUPPLY > green led - Illuminated all the time. - show the GENERAL FIRE GENERAL FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE carried out on a zone or alarm circuit, it is following:-... -
Page 8: System Maintenance
SYSTEM MAINTENANCE DATE DATE TIME EVENT ACTION REQUIRED INITIALS COMPLETED The following checks are recommended in accordance with national requirements. Make an entry in the log book every time a test is performed. Example of routine testing is shown below: 1. - Page 9 DATE DATE DATE TIME EVENT ACTION REQUIRED INITIALS DATE TIME EVENT ACTION REQUIRED INITIALS COMPLETED COMPLETED...
- Page 10 QUICK USER GUIDE FOR 1, 2 & 4 ZONE FIRE PANELS DATE DATE TIME EVENT ACTION REQUIRED INITIALS COMPLETED USER CODE BUTTON ACTION 3545 – Reset Return the system to a normal condition after a fire or fault has occurred. This should only be performed when the fire or fault has been identified and alarms have been silenced.
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I have suddenly had an earth fault come up on my FIREtec 4 zone panel. What do I do Reset does not remove ir Zone 1 light is also flashing and General Faut is displayed.