Logical And Physical Structure - Siemens Cerberus CS1140 Planning

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Logical and physical structure

Main building
Area
Section
Ware-
Zone
house
Element
Level 3
Level 2
Level 1
Level 2
Level 1
CT11
Control terminal
Fire & Security Products
Siemens Building Technologies Group
In the CS1140 fire detection system, the logical structure is completely separated from
the physical structure. This enables the greatest possible flexibility. Display and control
terminal are based on the geographical and organizational aspects and are independent
of the actual hardware installation of the detector network.
Geographical features ( → building structure)
1st floor
Main
building
Ground
1st
floor
floor
Room
Room
Reception
102
103
Linking
D-Bus
I-Bus
C-Bus
2nd floor
Ground floor
2nd
floor
EDP
Room
Canteen
room
104
DOW
DCW
Control unit
CC/CI
1st floor
Room 104
Logical structure
The logical structure is a con-
figuration of the geographical
features of a system. It can
be modified easily to the
building structure, room uti-
lization etc.
Within the same control unit
the logical structure is inde-
pendent of the wiring of the
detector network.
Linking
The lowest levels of both
structures are linked to each
other. It is determined which
physical devices (e.g. detec-
tors) are in which logical or
geographical location.
Physical structure
The physical structure is a
configuration of the hardware.
It results from the hardware
installation. The number of
used levels is depending on
the type of hardware.
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