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Bentel Security FireClass 100 User Manual

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  • Page 2 BENTEL SECURITY srl reserves the right to modify the contents of this manual without prior notice. via Florida - Z.I. Valtesino - 63013 GROTTAMMARE (AP) - ITALY User guide: Analogue Fire Control Panel FireClass100 ISTRUZIONI USO INGLESE ANTINC. FC100/UK ISTUSOFC100/UK...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW Signalling ......6 LEDs ......6 Buzzer .
  • Page 4 MODIFYING Disable ......22 Delete Verify ..... . . 25 Delete logger .

  • Page 5: Overview

    OVERVIEW This manual holds all the necessary information for proper use of the Fire- Class100 system. The components of the FireClass100 modular system depend on the size and complexity of the installation. Some of the components and functions mentioned in this manual may not be present on your system. FireClass100 system comprises: Ø...

  • Page 6: Signalling

    Signalling The control panel status is signalled by: Ø the LEDs on the front of the panel; Ø the back-lit display of 20 characters on 4 rows; Ø the built-in buzzer. LEDs ALARM ON: - indicates ALARM status. In the event of False Alarm - press the SI- LENCE button to inhibit momentarily the SILENCEABLE Outputs, or the RESET button to deactivate all the outputs definitely.
  • Page 7 MAIN (red) As per the green MAIN POWER LED. This LED will go ON during Mains power failure (the MAIN LED has memory). LOW BATTERY ON: - indicates that the control panel batteries are low, and therefore, in the event of blackout, will not be able to guarantee proper functioning of the con- trol panel.

  • Page 8: Buzzer

    Buzzer The control panel has an incorporated buzzer which signals the panel sta- tus. 3 sec. sound Signals PREALARM status. 1 sec. pause 1 sec. sound Signals FIXED Delay running. 0.5 sec. pause 1 sec. sound Signals - the PAS delay running. 2 sec.

  • Page 9: Display

    Display STANDBY The message opposite signals STANDBY FIRE CLASS 1ØØ status status. Scanning Loop The first row shows the control panel La- >> >> >> bel (programmed by the Installer). 16:23 Ø2/Ø8/99 Mon The fourth row shows the Time, date and day of the week.
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  • Page 11: User Guide

    USER GUIDE STANDBY status When the Control panel is in STANDBY status: Ø the MAIN POWER LED will be ON; Ø the NIGHT LED will be ON (in NIGHT Mode); Ø the DAY LED will be ON (in DAY Mode); Ø...

  • Page 12: Fault Status

    FAULT status Faults are signalled by: Ø the FAULT LED (ON); Ø the FAULT type LED (MAIN - LOW BATTERY - BATTERY FAULT - GROUND - FUSES - LOGIC UNIT - ADDRESS - SAME ADDRESS); Ø a FAULT message on the control panel and Repeater displays (see figure 2); Ø...

  • Page 13: Functioning In The Event Of Alarm

    Memory When the FAULT status ends, FAULT memorisation will be signalled by blinking on the associated LED. Reset The RESET button will force all the FAULT Outputs into Standby status and will delete the FAULT memory. Standby status will be restored on a FAULT Output when the FAULT sta- tus ends.

  • Page 14: The Alarm Message (See Figure 3)

    Panel PREALARM state ! Ø blinking on the ALARM and PREALARM LEDs (3 sec. ON - 1 sec. OFF); Ø blinking on the LEDs associated to the Input Point Software Zone (3 sec. ON - 1 sec. OFF); Ø an intermittent sound (3 sec. sound - 1 sec. pause) on the fire control panel and Repeater buzzers;...

  • Page 15: Software Zones

    Ø the Device type (S = Sensor or M = Module); Ø the Device address (01 through 99 or ZC = Conventional Zone). If the first ALARM was generated by a Software Zone it will show: Ø the Zone address (Z01 through Z16). Last Alarm As per the First Alarm but for the most recent Alarm.

  • Page 16: Silence

    Silence The SILENCE button can be used to force the Silenceable Output Points into the Standby status: Ø In NIGHT Mode - Silence status will be held for the programmed Silence Time; Ø In DAY Mode - Silence status will be held until the SILENCE button is pres- sed again.

  • Page 17: Drift Compensation

    Ø If SILENCE is activated during NIGHT Mode it will be held for the program- med time (see "Silence" paragraph). Auto Another of the FireClass100 features is the Automatic Alarm Threshold variation. Sensors are particularly sensitive, therefore, when persons are present in the protected ambient the Alarm Threshold must be increased by the non- modifiable default value (to allow for cigarette smoke etc.).

  • Page 18: Disable

    Disable The Disable option from the MODIFYING menu can be used to Disa- ble/Enable Devices, Zones and Bell Outputs. This option is dealt with in detail in the "MODIFYING" chapter. The DISABLED LED will go ON when a Device is Disabled. ALARMS and FAULTS etc.
  • Page 19 Ø STOP mode - the Extinction Inhibition will stop the Delay 10 seconds befo- re the end. When the Extinction Inhibition is disabled the Delay will restart and run for 10 seconds; Ø FULL mode - the Extinction Inhibition will restore the Delay to its initial va- lue.
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  • Page 21: Modifying

    MODIFYING The Modifying option from the MAIN menu allows the user to disable the Devices connected to the control panel, and clear the Verify counters and logger and modify some of the parameters of the Telecom Module. Select the Modifying option from the FIRE CLASS 1ØØ...

  • Page 22: Disable

    Disable The Disable option from the MODIFYING menu can Disable/Enable: Ø the Loop Devices (Monitoring Devices or Control Devices); Ø Bell Outputs; Ø Software Zones; Ø Devices on the Network (Repeaters). The DISABLE LED will go ON when one of the above mentioned is disa- bled.
  • Page 23 Repeaters A disabled Repeater cannot command the Control panel, although, its di- splay will show the panel status. Loss of a disabled Repeater from the Net- work will not generate FAULT status. Ø To clear a FAULT status - generated by the loss of a Repeater - Disable the Repeater in question.
  • Page 24 Conventional To enable or disable the Conventional line MOD: Devices L1 line (terminal 10[LC+]) position the cursor on Enter Address the Sensors L1 space and press the ↑ Sensors 1/ZC key. Modules L1: 1/__ Non-Configured If an invalid address is entered, the display DEVICES LOOP1 Devices will show an error message.

  • Page 25: Delete Verify

    Delete Verify The Delete Verify option from the MODIFYING menu clears the Verify Counter of each detector. Select the Delete Verify option from the Modifying: MODIFYING menu (press 2) to clear ALL 1=Disable the Verify Counters. 2=Del. Ver.3=Del.Log 4=Telecom Module Press the ↵...

  • Page 26: Telecom Module

    Telecom Module Select the Telecom Module option from Modifying: the Modifying menu (press 4) to change 1=Disable the telephone numbers and messages, 2=Del. Ver.3=Del.Log and also to enable /disable the Remote 4=Telecom Module management option. The display will show ... Select Numbers (press 1) to change the Mod: Telecom Module programmed telephone numbers.

  • Page 27: Reading Parameter

    READING PARAMETER Use the Reading Parameter option from the MAIN menu to view all the control panel parameters, and to print the logger contents. Select the Reading Parameter option FIRE CLASS 1ØØ from the MAIN menu (press 3). No access 1= Programming code is required.

  • Page 28: Options

    Position the cursor on Sensors L1 then press the ↑ key to view the para- meters of the Conventional Line. If a valid address is entered the display will show the relevant data as described in the INSTALLATION MANUAL. Press the ← or → key to view the parameters of the other Items of the same type, or press ESC to enter another address (step C).

  • Page 29: Logger

    Logger The FireClass100 logger can store the last 200 events. When the logger is full the oldest event will be deleted automatically to make space for a new event. Select the Logger option from the REA- READINGS: DING PARAMETER menu (press 4), or 1=Dev./Zones/Outputs press ESC to step back to the MAIN 2=Opt.3=Ver.

  • Page 30: Logger Data

    No event If, at step B, the logger is empty (no ØØØ events), the display will show the LOG- LOGGER GER EMPTY message. EMPTY Delete Logger Use the Delete Logger option in the MODIFYING menu to delete the Log- ger contents. Logger data The following data is stored in the Logger (see fig.
  • Page 31 Select the Logger option (press 1) or READINGS press ESC to step back the READINGS Print: menu. 1= Logger 2= Programming Press the ↵ key to start the Logger Print or Logger Print press ESC to quit and step back to B. Start Print ? Enter = Yes = Exit...

  • Page 32: Telecom Module

    ... the display will be as opposite. Programming Data Print Future Use Future Use Press ESC to step back to the PRINT menu (step B). Telecom Module Select the Telecom Module option from READINGS: the PARAMETER READING menu to 1=Dev./Zones/Outputs view the Telecom Module settings.

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