FireClass FC503 Installation Manual page 37

ESC and ENTER keys
Table 26: ESC and ENTER key function in auto-
enrolling
Key Function
ESC Use to cancel the operation and
return to the MAIN screen
ENTER
No function
If an open circuit is detected when the auto-enrolling is
launched, you are prompted to launch the procedure to
locate the loop break. The number of devices visible on
the left and right side of the loop is calculated and
displayed on the LCD.
If a double address fault is detected when the auto-enrolling
is launched, you are prompted to switch on the LEDs of the
involved devices.
Note: If the faults are generated in unsteady situations, for
example with devices which start or stop working randomly
or faulty contacts between wires, the result of the new
operations may be misleading.
Sounders triggered by
Sounders triggered by allows you to activate the sounders
on the control panel alarm or on the zone alarm by default.
The enroll procedure on the control panel LCD prompts
you to choose whether to activate the enrolled sounders
on the control panel alarm or the zone alarm.
Automatic zone assignment
After a few seconds, the panel will prompt you to choose
the type of automatic zone assignment. This feature allows
you to assign the zone to each enrolled detector and
define the first trigger zone for the activation of all outputs
channels in the enrolled modules.
The possible schemes used to assign the zones are
displayed on the panel during the enroll process:
1 = on loop basis
2 = on device address basis
3 = no assignment
See Figure 23, d.
The three different schemes are:
Scheme 1: All the devices located on each sub loop will be
assigned to a separate zone.
For example, all the devices located on Loop 1 (sub loop 1)
will be assigned to zone 1 and all the devices located on
Loop 2 (sub loop 2) will be assigned to zone 2.
Scheme 2: Each zone contains two device addresses.
For Main Loop 1 of FC503, assign devices from zone 1 to
zone 125. For Main Loop 1 of FC506, assign devices from
zone 1 to zone 125 and for Main Loop 2 of FC506, assign
devices from zone 128 to zone 253.
Examples of zone assignments are:
For Main Loop 1
The first two addresses are assigned to zone 1
The next two addresses are assigned to zone 2
:
:
The last addresses (249 and 250) are assigned to
zone 125
For Main Loop 2
The first two addresses are assigned to zone 129
The next two addresses are assigned to zone 130
:
:
The last addresses (249 and 250) are assigned to
zone 253
Note: For Main Loop 1 of FC503, devices will not be
assigned to zones 126, 127, and 128.
For Main Loop 1 and Main Loop 2 of FC506, devices
will not be assigned to zones 126, 127, 128, 254, 255,
and 256.
Scheme 3: All the devices found on the loop are assigned to
zone 0, system zone.
The previous zone assignment schemes are also applied
to the first trigger zone in the case of output only devices
such as sounders, beacons, and SNM modules or output
channels of input output devices.
For devices already addressed (1-250) the zone
assignment procedure is the same as explained above.
See Figure 23, d. For devices that are not addressed, if
you choose ESC at the end of Auto addressing, the panel
assigns the zone based on the loop, but if you choose
ENTER the panel assigns the zone based on its address.
In this phase, only the alphanumeric keypad is active.
Alphanumeric keypad
Use the alphanumeric keypad to select the appropriate
zone assignment scheme 1 to 3:
Table 27: Alphanumeric keypad function in the
programming screen
Key
Function
1 Scheme 1
2 Scheme 2
3 Scheme 3
Sounders triggered by
In this screen, the installer is prompted to choose whether to
activate the enrolled sounders on:
1. Zone Alarm
2. Panel Alarm
Warning enrolling (auto-learning)
When there are differences between the current
configuration and the enrolling (auto-learning) results, the
Modify any Installer Password screen will appear. See
Figure 22, b.
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