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GUIDE TO THE KEYBOARD - DISPLAY INTERFACE SYSTEM
TAURUS SERIES

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  • Page 1 FI750/RF/W2W GUIDE TO THE KEYBOARD - DISPLAY INTERFACE SYSTEM TAURUS SERIES...

  • Page 2: System Compatibility

    INTRODUCTION This is a guide for the configuration and management of Taurus wireless systems through the keyboard - display interface system present on FI750/RF/W2W network devices. Another way to configure Taurus systems is through the TauREX software configuration tool; for the TauREX software and its user guide refer to your system supplier.
  • Page 3 Field channel pair 2 / 38 Device FI750/RF/WE # 4 Device In this example channel pair 2 / 38 is Device used only by FI750/RF/WE # 4 and its Device child devices Picture 1 Network channel pair 9 / 45 FI750/RF/W2W FI750/RF/WE FI750/RF/WE In this example channel pair 9 / 45 is used by ALL network devices but by no...
  • Page 4 ROUTING Examples of possible message routing paths between Expander # 2 and the central node can be as the following: Exp # 1 Exp # 2 Exp # 1 Exp # 2 Central Central Exp # 3 Exp # 4 Exp # 3 Exp # 4 Exp # 1...
  • Page 5 THE USER’S KEYPAD Left Right Exit Enter Down Picture 4 Keypad buttons are: Pulls up the display’s menu selection. If applied to a value, the selected digit is increased. Down Pushes down the display’s menu selection. If applied to a value, the selected digit is decreased. Left Returns to the previous menu.
  • Page 6 SETTING SYSTEM PARAMETERS System parameters (system code, channels for the network devices...) can be set as follows: Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config N: 09/45 TM-W2W F: 55/25 [System Config] Please enter password [System Settings] System Settings Edit system settings 0002 [Edit system settings]...
  • Page 7 SETTING THE EXPANDER PARAMETERS - CENTRAL AND EXPANSION NODES Setting the expander parameters permits you to specifically characterize the network device (FI750/RF/W2W, FI750/RF/CWE, FI750/RF/WE) you are Central nodes (FI750/RF/W2W, FI750/RF/CWE) ARE indicated as expanders. The term expander is NOT limited to FI750/RF/WE. In Taurus wireless systems, central node’s sequential number is always 1.
  • Page 8 SETTING THE EXPANDER PARAMETERS - CENTRAL AND EXPANSION NODES (CONTINUED) [PSU configuration] FI750/RF/W2W, FI750/RF/CWE and FI750/RF/WE require EN 54-4 compliant power supply units; FI750/RF/W2W can be power supplied by the loop (as long as the control panel is EN 54-4 compliant). Power supply ’...
  • Page 9 FURTHER ACTIONS MAY BE REQUIRED AFTER CHANGING CERTAIN SETTINGS Modifications on system and expanders settings may imply that you will have to take further programming or re-linking actions. These actions will be notified to you from the onboard interface, nevertheless some words will be spent here: - if you change certain system settings, all expanders need a programming action to be performed on each of them.
  • Page 10 PROGRAMMING A REMOTE EXPANDER After remote expander’s settings have been modified, follow this procedure to complete the modification with its appropriate programming action: Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config N: 09/45 TM-W2W F: 55/25 [System Config] [Expander Settings] [View/Edit Expander] Expander Settings...
  • Page 11 ADDING AND LINKING DEVICES In order to add one or more devices to the Taurus system, perform the following steps in sequence: 1) Add one or more virtual devices to the system. 2) Link the real device or devices to the system. ADDING A VIRTUAL DEVICE To add a device: Please enter password...
  • Page 12 ADDING A VIRTUAL DEVICE (CONTINUED) The [Set device params] window permits you to change these parameters: Type The type of the device that has to be added (detector, call point...). See appendix B at the end of the manual. Subtype The specific type of device: if Type is a Detector, the subtype can be, for example, Optical.
  • Page 13 LINKING A REAL DEVICE - LINK BY SWITCH A child device is made part of the Taurus system only through the linking operation. After a virtual child device has been added, perform the following procedure: Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config...
  • Page 14 LINKING A REAL DEVICE - WAKEUP LINK A child device is made part of the Taurus system only through the linking operation. After one or more virtual child devices have been added, perform the following procedure: 1) Be sure that the child device or all the child devices you intend to link through “wakeup mode” are all powered up, unlinked, reset and their switch set in “wakeup”...
  • Page 15 LINKING A REAL DEVICE - WAKEUP LINK (CONTINUED) Linking for the selected device starts: Linking: 01 : 01 Linking: 01 : 01 Linking: 01 : 01 Looking for device.. Link success Press back to abort Press back to abort Press back to exit The child device is now part of the system.
  • Page 16 DELETING A DEVICE FROM THE SYSTEM You can delete devices from the system, either virtual or linked. Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config N: 09/45 TM-W2W F: 55/25 [System Config] [Device Settings] [View/Edit Device] Device Settings View/Edit Device Select Exp.
  • Page 17 REPLACING A DEVICE - THROUGH LINK BY SWITCH When you need to replace a device: Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config N: 09/45 TM-W2W F: 55/25 [System Config] [Device Settings] Please enter password Device Settings Replace Device 0002 [Replace Device] Select Exp.
  • Page 18 REPLACING A DEVICE - THROUGH WAKEUP LINK When you need to replace a device: Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config N: 09/45 TM-W2W F: 55/25 [System Config] [Device Settings] Please enter password Device Settings Replace Device 0002 [Replace Device] Select Exp.
  • Page 19 REPLACING A DEVICE - THROUGH WAKEUP LINK (CONTINUED) Device replacement continues automatically: Linking: 01 : 01 Linking: 01 : 01 Linking: 01 : 01 Looking for device.. Link success Press back to abort Press back to abort Press back to exit The child device has been replaced.
  • Page 20 ADDING A VIRTUAL EXPANDER The first step of creating a system with one or more expanders consists in adding virtual expanders to the central node; a si milar operation was done with the child devices. Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config...
  • Page 21 LINKING A REAL EXPANDER - AUTOLEARN / DISCOVERY Second and last step for adding a FI750/RF/WE is the “Autolearn / discovery” operation. The real device (or devices) will be effectively linked to the system: Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config N: 09/45...
  • Page 22 LINKING A REAL EXPANDER - AUTOLEARN / DISCOVERY (CONTINUED) Autolearn / discovery starts: Sys: 037 ..Starting.. N: 09/45 TM-W2W F: 55/25 The involved FI750/RF/WE devices are now integrated in the Taurus system.
  • Page 23 DELETING AN EXPANDER FROM THE SYSTEM If you want to delete an expander, whether linked or not linked, follow this procedure: Please enter password [Main Menu] Sys: 037 0001 System Config N: 09/45 TM-W2W F: 55/25 [System Config] [Expander Settings] [View/Edit Expander] Expander Settings View/Edit Expander...
  • Page 24 EVENT NOTIFICATION ON THE DISPLAY A series of event types are notified on the display. Event’s textual data is accompanied with its corresponding pictogram on the top of the display. n: 001 / 002 Addr. 002 - RF.03:01 Detector Optical Alarm This example indicates a fire event for a child device.
  • Page 25 CHECKING CHILD DEVICE LINK QUALITY You can check the link quality: for every device directly linked to the FI750/RF/W2W: [System Status] [Main Menu] RF →EXP |→ DEV System Status Child device LQ -47 | >-75 -80 | -75÷-85 RF Address of the chid device: it can go from 1 to 32 F after the RF address indicates that the device with this address is in link fault * after the RF address indicates that after entering the menu the device with this RF address has communicated with mark ≤2...
  • Page 26 SUBSTITUTION ATTEMPT Substitution attempt of a child device linked to the translator: it happens when there is a device that communicates with the FI750/RF/W2W using the same RF address of another device correctly linked. • The device that caused the substitution attempt is disabled by the FI750/RF/W2W and blinks amber two times and repeats the blinking periodically.

  • Page 27: Appendix A - Standard Channel Pairs

    APPENDIX A - STANDARD CHANNEL PAIRS In this appendix section you can find the lists of the standard channel pairs used by the Taurus system. • 868 MHz band Field channel pairs (868MHz) Network channel pairs (868MHz) Table 3 Table 2 Not used channels (868MHz) Discovery / Link channel (868MHz) Discovery A...
  • Page 28 • 916 MHz band Network channel pairs (916MHz) Field channel pairs (916Mhz) Table 7 Table 6 Not used channels (916Mhz) Discovery / Link channel (916Mhz) Discovery A Discovery B Discovery C Link channel Table 9 Table 8...

  • Page 29: Appendix B - Child Device's Types And Subtypes

    APPENDIX B - CHILD DEVICE’S TYPES AND SUBTYPES On the keyboard - display interface, child devices are identified through the following Type and Subtype values: Type Subtype Model’s commercial code FI750/RF/O Detector Optical FI750/RF/OT Detector Multicriteria FI750/RF/T Detector Thermal ROR FI750/RF/T Detector Thermal HT...

  • Page 30: Appendix C - "Tone Period [S]" Option Setting

    APPENDIX C - “TONE PERIOD [S]” OPTION SETTING The following table is valid for the FI750/RF/WB/SOUW, FI750/RF/WB/SSTWCR and FI750/RF/WB/SSTWCW: Tone period [s] Tone Tone designation Tone pattern description switch setting Silent No sound 11111 Warble Tone 800Hz for 500ms, then 1000Hz for 500ms 11101 Continuous tone 970Hz continuous tone...
  • Page 31 The following table is valid for the FI750/RF/M/SST + CWS/SOUR and the FI750/RF/M/SST + CWS/SOUR/STRC: Tone period [s] Tone Tone designation Tone pattern description DIP switch setting Warble Tone 800Hz for 500ms, then 1000Hz for 500ms 11101 Continuous tone 970Hz continuous tone 01011 Slow Whoop (Dutch) 500-1200Hz for 3500ms, then off for 500ms...

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