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Summary of Contents for Notifier ID2net
- Page 1 Installation & commissioning manual 997-448-000-2, Issue 2 July 2004...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
net Installation & Commissioning Manual Contents Introduction Software Compatibility 1.1.1 Software Version Functional Description Network Topology Installation Hardware Requirements 3.1.1 Network Gateway Module PCB 3.1.2 Fibre-optic Interface PCB Earth Fault Detection Cables 3.3.1 Fibre-optic Cable Limits Configuring Panels on the Network 8 Off-line Configuration Tool Assigning Panels to the Network 4.2.1 Location Text... -
Page 3: Introduction
Delivery Network 1 Introduction The ID net (Intelligent Digital Delivery network) designed by NOTIFIER Fire Systems, is an EN54-compliant, peer-to-peer network which provides a flexible and cost-effective solution for small, medium or large fire detection systems. A number of advantages are offered over ‘master/slave’... -
Page 4: Software Version
net Installation & Configuration Manual 1.1.1 Software Version The panel, Loop PCB and ID net software versions are displayed when performing a Lamp Test. Refer to the ID3000 Series Operating Manual (ref. 997-275). 997-448-000-2, Issue 2 July 2004... -
Page 5: Functional Description
NOTIFIER Fire Systems has expanded on this philosophy by implementing a separate network between each fire control panel. Each Network Gateway Module (NGM) on the ID... -
Page 6: Network Topology
net Installation & Commissioning Manual 2.1 Network Topology Fire control panels MUST be networked as a complete and continuous loop. A typical arrangement is illustrated at left. Each ID net Network Gateway Module (NGM) (Kit PN: 020-647) can be used with any of the following network cable options: a. -
Page 7: Installation
net Installation & Commissioning Manual 3 Installation One ID net Network Gateway Module (NGM) is required for each fire control panel. Installation instructions are provided with it. The manual provides all necessary ID net configuration instructions. Connection of conventional, copper-conductor cables are made at this PCB. If optical-fibre cables are to be used, an interface PCB is required which is fitted adjacent to the NGM PCB and connects to it via a short ribbon... -
Page 8: Earth Fault Detection
3.3 Cables Conventional copper-conductor cable types can be used for the communication link between networked nodes. NOTIFIER recommend the use of MICC with a LSF PVC overcovering, a fire-resilient cable to BS7629 or PVC/SWA/PVC to BS6387. Alternatively, for longer inter-node distances... -
Page 9: Fibre-Optic Cable Limits
net Installation & Commissioning Manual d. Use screened cables to comply with the EMC requirements and reduce the possibility of external interference. The following table lists cables tested and maximum distances achieved: Cable Type Recommended Max. Test Operating Distance (m) Distance (m) Pirelli FP200 Flex 1.5mm 1000 Draka Firetuf FDZ2ER (1.5mm... -
Page 10: Configuring Panels On The Network
net Installation & Commissioning Manual Configuring Panels on the Network When all cables have been correctly terminated at all the panels to be networked together, each panel must now be configured. This procedure is performed at every panel on the network using simple-to-follow, user- interface menus. - Page 11 net Installation & Commissioning Manual Press the pushbutton (or scroll down until item 2 is highlighted and press the pushbutton) to select the ‘ID net (Peer to Peer) Configuration’ option. Selection of the ID net Peer to Peer Configuration option displays the following tabular-form screen: The following procedure has to be carried out at every node on the network.
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Page 12: Location Text
net Installation & Commissioning Manual 4.2.1 Location Text To enter a panel location description, use the pushbutton to move the cursor to the ‘Location’ column. Press the pushbutton to display the text editing screen. Enter the desired text for the panel (up to 32 characters - including spaces - are permissable). - Page 13 net Installation & Commissioning Manual If the RS485 PCB (PN: 020-479) is not fitted in the panel and you try to configure repeaters a fault tab is displayed. Make sure an RS485 PCB is correctly installed in any panel where repeaters are to be configured.
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Page 14: Trouble Shooting Guide
net Installation & Commissioning Manual 5 Trouble Shooting Guide 5.1 Fault Messages - Possible Causes and Remedies When configuring the ID net network you may be alerted at the panel by one or more of the following hardware or system fault messages. A list of possible fault messages with a brief description of what action may be needed is provided below: net: Network card missing... -
Page 15: Reconfiguration Warning Messages
net Installation & Commissioning Manual NGM PCB instruction sheet (ref: 997-449) for correct jumper link setting. net: Channel 2 Link Fault See ‘Channel 1 Link Fault’ above. net: Flash Checksum Error This message indicates a NGM PCB failure. Action: Replace the NGM PCB. Note: Other fault conditions may occur in exceptional circumstances. - Page 16 Charles Avenue T: +44 (0) 1444 230 300 Burgess Hill F: +44 (0) 1444 230 888 W. Sussex E: sales@notifierfiresystems.co.uk RH15 9UF www.notifierfiresystems.co.uk local distributor Quality Systems Certificate No. 154 Assessed to ISO9001 Every care has been taken in the preparation of this document but no liability can be accepted for the use of the information therein. Design features may be changed or amended without prior notice.
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