Siemens FS720 Configuration page 348

Extinguishing
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Configuring the extinguishing card
Parameters
'Output mode'
'Pyro actuator connected'
'Fast fault detection
enabled'
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'Extinguishing card (XCI2005)' – 'Outputs' – parameters in the
'Overview' tab
The table below describes the configurable parameters for 'Output' elements in the
'Overview' tab. Not every 'Output' element has all of the parameters described
below.
Value
'Always Off'
'Inactive: Off / active:
Intermittent, slow
(1.25s/0.75s)'
'Inactive: Off / active:
Intermittent, fast
(0.25s/0.25s)'
'Inactive: Off / active:
Intermittent, pulse
(0.25s/1.75s)'
'Inactive: Off / active: On'
'Always on'
'Inactive: On / active: Off'
'Inactive: Off / active:
Intermittent, slow (1s/4s)'
'Inactive: Off / active:
Intermittent, fast (1s/1s)'
'Inactive: Off / active:
Intermittent, pulse (4s/1s)'
On / Off
On / Off
Description
The parameter determines the characteristics of the
output signal when the output is activated.
Standard mode: 'Inactive: Off / active: On'.
Alternatively, the characteristics of the output signal
can also be intermittent. The figures define the
change interval in which the output signal is active
and then inactive.
'... ([Inactive]s/[Active]s)'
The parameter can also be used to configure optical
or acoustic alarm devices, for example, which do not
allow intermittent operation in the software.
Information: The last three signal characteristics
replicate the characteristics of the existing
extinguishing system XC10.
Additional parameter for monitored outputs.
The parameter determines whether a pyrotechnic
actuator is connected to the output or not.
Pyrotechnic actuators require special activation.
The parameter can only be configured if the output is
assigned to a 'Effects' function of the type
'Actuator/valve'.
Information: Monitored outputs of this type cannot be
configured with the 'Fast fault detection enabled'
parameter or with inverted or permanently applied
output signals.
Additional parameter for monitored outputs.
The parameter determines whether quick error
recognition is activated for the output or not.
If quick error recognition is activated, errors are
transmitted in less than 2 sec.
The parameter can only be configured if the output is
assigned to a 'Effects' function of the type
'Actuator/valve'.
NOTICE! Only activate quick error recognition for
outputs which are connected to stop valves. The
VdS requires quick error recognition for stop valves.
Deactivate quick error recognition for all other
outputs to minimize the risk of false error recognition.
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