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Consilium Salwico CS3000 User Manual

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  • Page 1 Fire Alarm System Salwico CS3000 User’s guide Ver. 6 çConsilium...
  • Page 2 The contents of this document are subject to revision without notice due to continued progress in methodology, design and manufacturing. Consilium assumes no legal responsibility for any error or damage resulting from the usage of this document. Edition 5, 09 1 E, August 2009.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    User’s Guide Contents CS3000 Contents About this manual ....................iv Chapter 1: CS3000 fire alarm system Introduction ................. 1-1 Control unit ................. 1-1 Control unit panel ............... 1-2 Fire alarm panel ................. 1-2 Operating panel................1-3 Loop unit address ..............1-4 One or more control units ............
  • Page 4 User’s Guide Contents CS3000 Disconnect a certain external control device......4-16 Disconnect a certain category of external control devices ..4-17 Disconnect an external control device of a certain output..4-19 Electrical isolation of a loop ........... 4-21 Chapter 5: Reconnection .................
  • Page 5 User’s Guide Contents CS3000 Chapter 11: Tests Lamp test ................11-1 Buzzer test ................11-2 Power unit test and rapid charge of battery ...... 11-3 Chapter 12: MN3000 - Mini Repeater unit ......... 12-1 Chapter 13: Maintenance ................13-1 Appendix A: Fault codes ................

  • Page 6: About This Manual

    There might be some deviations between the text shown in your display and the text presented in this manual. Always follow the instructions on your display, if there are major deviations we would most grateful if you would report them to Consilium Marine.

  • Page 7: Chapter 1: Cs3000 Fire Alarm System

    User’s Guide Chapter 1: CS3000 Fire alarm system 1-1 CS3000 Chapter 1: CS3000 Fire alarm system Introduction The CS3000 is a computerised, fully addressable analogue fire alarm system with analogue detectors. The detectors are automatically tested and continuously supervised by the central unit. In the event of fire the appropriate output channels are activated controlling fire-damping measures.

  • Page 8: Control Unit Panel

    − Display of the status of all loop units connected to the system. − Test buzzer, LED’s, indicators and display. Control unit panel Salwico CS3000 ÇConsilium The control unit panel is designed for ease of use. Therefore the panel is divided into two halves, the fire alarm panel and the operating panel.

  • Page 9: Operating Panel

    User’s Guide Chapter 1: CS3000 Fire alarm system 1-3 CS3000 Operating panel The Operating panel is used for controlling the system and to display additional information in case of a fire alarm. The alphanumerical display is used as a complement to the numerical display on the Fire Alarm panel, as communication medium when operating the system, and to display guiding texts for the function keys.

  • Page 10: Loop Unit Address

    User’s Guide Chapter 1: CS3000 Fire alarm system 1-4 CS3000 ALARM TRANSFER Is lit when the dedicated fire output is a ctivated (steady light) and is flas hing when the door is opened, the fire output is deactivated. EXTERNAL ALAR Is lit when an external alarm output is disconnected or faulty.

  • Page 11: Chapter 2: Fire Alarm

    CS3000 Chapter 2: Fire Alarm FIRE is flashing Salwico CS3000 ÇConsilium A fire alarm is detected in the system. The zone number and detector address in alarm is displayed on the fire alarm panel and in clear text on the alphanumeric display on the operating panel.

  • Page 12: Fire Alarm In A Conventional Loop

    User's Guide Chapter 2: Fire Alarm CS3000 Fire alarm in a conventional loop Salwico CS3000 ÇConsilium A fire alarm is detected in a conventional loop. The system can only display the zone numbers. FIRE ZONE 201 HD 1(1) (NOT MUTED)

  • Page 13: Alarms In Queue Is Flashing

    Chapter 2: Fire Alarm CS3000 ALARMS IN QUEUE is flashing Two or more fire alarms in the system (Access level 2) Salwico CS3000 ÇConsilium Acknowledge and mute • Press ALARM MUTE, to mute and acknowledge all the fire alarms. The FIRE and ALARMS IN QUEUE indicators stop flashing and turn over to steady red when all the fire alarms are muted.

  • Page 14: Acknowledge And Mute Fire Alarm

    Chapter 2: Fire Alarm CS3000 Acknowledge and mute fire alarm (Access level 2) ÇConsilium Acknowledge and mute • Press ALARM MUTE, to mute and acknowledge the fire alarms. The FIRE indicator stops blinking and turns over to steady red. The function of the audible fire alarm when the door is opened is defined at the initialisation of the system.

  • Page 15: Reset Fire Alarm

    User's Guide Chapter 2: Fire Alarm CS3000 Reset fire alarm (Access level 2) ÇConsilium You can only reset the displayed fire alarm one at a time. Select fire alarm • Press ALARMS IN QUEUE repeatedly to select the appropriate fire alarm.

  • Page 16: Fire Alarms That Could Not Be Reset

    User's Guide Chapter 2: Fire Alarm CS3000 Fire alarms that could not be reset (Access level 2) A fire alarm that could not be reset is put in the Fire Alarm - Not resettable list. To reset one of these fire alarms this list can be used or they can be listed by using the ALARMS IN QUEUE key and when the fire alarm is displayed reset it with the ALARM RESET key.
  • Page 17 User's Guide Chapter 2: Fire Alarm CS3000 LIST KEY • Press LIST. • Press F1 (FIRE ALARM). • Press F2, to select the not resettable list. The first not resettable fire alarm is displayed. FIRE ZONE 2 DET 5 COR. BETW. STABILIZERS ALARM 2 OF 4 (NOT RESETTABLE) PRINTOUT Reset fire alarm...

  • Page 18: Chapter 3: Fault Indication

    User's Guide Chapter 3: Fault indication 3-1 CS3000 Chapter 3: Fault indication FAULT is flashing When the FAULT indicator is flashing and the internal buzzer is sounding, this means that one or more faults have been detected in the system. The first line displays the word FAULT, followed by a fault code, a zone number, a detector address and a fault message.

  • Page 19: Acknowledge Faults

    User's Guide Chapter 3: Fault indication 3-2 CS3000 Acknowledge faults (Access level 2) No fire alarms in the system, the fault is displayed Only one fault can be acknowledged at a time. • Press M in the FAULT field to acknowledge (mute) the fault. The internal buzzer is temporarily silenced.

  • Page 20: Reset Faults

    User's Guide Chapter 3: Fault indication 3-3 CS3000 Reset faults (Access level 2) The faults can be reset from the Fault list or the automatic fault list displayed when there are no fire alarms in the system. The fault is only reset if the cause of the problem has disappeared.

  • Page 21: Chapter 4: Disconnections

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnections CS3000 Chapter 4: Disconnections Different parts of the fire alarm system can be disconnected: loops, zones, detectors, manual call points, loop units, alarm devices and external control devices. All disconnections are put in the Disconnection list. The LED marked DISCONNECTION on the control panel is lit when the first disconnection in the system is made and it remains lit until all disconnections are reconnected.

  • Page 22: Disconnect Zones

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a whole zone CS3000 Disconnect zones A whole zone can either be disconnected permanently or for a defined time interval. Disconnect a whole zone permanently (Access level 2) All detectors and manual call points on the disconnected zone are disconnected from now on until they are reconnected again.

  • Page 23: Disconnect A Whole Zone For A Specified Time Interval

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a zone for ... CS3000 Disconnect a whole zone for a specified time interval (Access level 2) All detectors and manual call points connected to a zone can be disconnected for a specified time interval. The maximum disconnection time is 24 hours. The zone is automatically reconnected when the disconnecting time has elapsed.

  • Page 24: Disconnect Detectors

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect all detectors in a zone CS3000 Disconnect detectors (Access level 2) A detector, a group of detectors or all detectors in a zone can be disconnected. The detectors can be specified by address or by address and category, such as smoke or heat detectors.

  • Page 25: Disconnect A Certain Detector In A Zone

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one detector in a zone CS3000 Disconnect a certain detector in a zone (Access level 2) The detectors can only be disconnected one by one if they are connected to an addressable zone. The selected detector is immediately disconnected. The detector can be specified by an address or by an address and a category.

  • Page 26: Disconnect A Sequence Of Detectors In A Zone

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a sequence of detectors ... CS3000 Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone (Access level 2) You can only disconnect a sequence of detectors if they are connected to an addressable zone. All specified detectors are disconnected immediately. The detectors can be specified by an address interval or by an address interval and a category.

  • Page 27: Disconnect All Detectors In A Zone For A Certain Time

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a seq. of detectors... CS3000 Disconnect all detectors in a zone for a certain time (Access level 2) All detectors in the selected zone are immediately disconnected. The detectors are automatically reconnected when the specified time interval has elapsed. The maximum disconnecting time is 24 hours.

  • Page 28: Disconnect A Certain Detector In A Zone For A Certain Time

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a seq. of detectors... CS3000 Disconnect a certain detector in a zone for a certain time (Access level 2) A detector in a specific zone can only be disconnected if it is connected to an addressable zone.

  • Page 29: Disconnect A Sequence Of Detectors In A Zone For A Cert. Time

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a seq. of detectors... CS3000 Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone for a certain time (Access level 2) A sequence of detectors can only be disconnected if they are connected to an addressable zone. All selected detectors are immediately disconnected and are automatically reconnected when the time interval has elapsed.
  • Page 30 User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a seq. of detectors... 4-10 CS3000 A message is displayed on line three for a few seconds if the system can not disconnect the detectors. The system thereafter returns to the previous menu. Continue to define the next disconnection. When all intended disconnections have been made, return to normal status by pressing ↵...

  • Page 31: Disconnect A Manual Call Point

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a manual call point 4-11 CS3000 Disconnect a manual call point A specified manual call point can be disconnected permanently or for a specified time. Disconnect a certain manual call point in a zone (Access level 2) You can only disconnect the manual call points one by one.

  • Page 32: Disconnect A Certain Manual Call Point For A Certain Time

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a manual call point ... 4-12 CS3000 Disconnect a certain manual call point for a certain time (Access level 2) Manual call points can be disconnected one by one for a specified time interval and are automatically reconnected when the time has elapsed. Select zone •...

  • Page 33: Disconnect External Alarm Devices

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect all external alarm devices 4-13 CS3000 Disconnect external alarm devices External alarm devices can be disconnected. They remain disconnected until manually reconnected from the Disconnections list. Disconnect all external alarm devices (Access level 1) All external alarm devices are disconnected immediately. The devices remain disconnected until you reconnect them manually from the Disconnections list.

  • Page 34: Disconnect A Certain External Alarm Device

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external alarm device 4-14 CS3000 Disconnect a certain external alarm device (Access level 1) The selected external alarm device is disconnected immediately and it remains disconnected until you reconnect it manually from the Disconnections list. Select external alarm function •...

  • Page 35: Disconnect External Control Devices

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect all external control devices 4-15 CS3000 Disconnect external control devices All external control devices, a single external control device or a category of external control devices can be disconnected. The devices remain disconnected until manually reconnected from the Disconnections list. Disconnect all external control devices (Access level 1) All external control devices are disconnected immediately and they remain...

  • Page 36: Disconnect A Certain External Control Device

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external control device 4-16 CS3000 Disconnect a certain external control device (Access level 1) The selected external control device is immediately disconnected and remains disconnected until manually reconnected by using the Disconnections list. Select external control function •...

  • Page 37: Disconnect A Certain Category Of External Control Devices

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external control ... 4-17 CS3000 Disconnect a certain category of external control devices (Access level 1) There are five categories of external control devices in the system: sprinklers, doors, dampers, smoke hatches and fans. All the external control devices belonging to the specified group are disconnected immediately.

  • Page 38: Disconnect An External Control Device Of A Certain Output

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external control ... 4-18 CS3000 The external control devices are disconnected When the external control devices are disconnected the text on line three is changed to ORDER DONE. The LED marked DISCONNECTION is lit, if this is the first active disconnection in the system.
  • Page 39 User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external control ... 4-19 CS3000 ENTER EXT. CONTROL NO. OR SELECT FUNCTION • Enter an external control group number in the interval 1 – 32. • Press F1 ( . ). • Enter an external control device number in the interval 1 – 150. Disconnect the external control device EXTERNAL CONTROL SPRINKLER 4.54 ENTER EXT.

  • Page 40: Electrical Isolation Of A Loop

    User's Guide Chapter 4: Electrical isolation of a loop 4-20 CS3000 Electrical isolation of a loop (Access level 3) A loop can be electrically isolated. To reconnect the loop use the Disconnection list. Select electric isolation • Press F4 (MENU) until EL.ISOL. is displayed. CS3000 CONTROL UNIT 2002-08-02 16:17:19...

  • Page 41: Chapter 5: Reconnection

    User's Guide Chapter 5: Reconnection CS3000 Chapter 5: Reconnection There is only one way to reconnect disconnected units, and that is to list the units and thereafter change the status of the unit. A unit that is disconnected for a certain time interval is automatically reconnected when that time interval has elapsed, but it can also be manually reconnected from the Disconnections list at any time.

  • Page 42: Chapter 6: Deactivation/Activation Of Alarm Delay

    User's Guide Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay 6-1 CS3000 Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay (Access level 3) The alarm delay function delays a fire alarm from a smoke detector. If the alarm conditions still remains after 30 seconds the alarm is passed on to the central unit.
  • Page 43 User's Guide Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay 6-2 CS3000 ACTIVATE THE ALARM DELAY The LED marked DELAY OFF is lit. • Press LIST. LIST SELECT LIST FIRE ALARM FAULT DISCONN. MORE • Press F3 (DISCONN.). Scroll the list up and down •...

  • Page 44: Chapter 7: Listings And Printouts

    User's Guide Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts CS3000 Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts There are many different lists in the system, the fire and fault lists can always be displayed regardless of the status of the system. The remaining lists are all available on access level 2.
  • Page 45 User's Guide Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts CS3000 FIRE ZONE 1 SD 1 1(6) JOINERS WORKSHOP & STORE FIRE 1 OF 6 PRINTOUT The first detected fire alarm in the system is listed. All information about the fire is displayed on the first line, additional text is displayed on the second line.

  • Page 46: Not Resettable Fire Alarms

    User's Guide Chapter 7: List not-resettable fire alarms CS3000 Not resettable fire alarms (Access level 1) A fire alarm can only be reset if the fire conditions have disappeared when the reset key is depressed. A not resettable fire alarm is a fire alarm that could not be reset, all these not resettable fire alarms are put in a separate list, the Not reset.

  • Page 47: Fire Alarm History

    User's Guide Chapter 7: List fire alarm history CS3000 Fire alarm history (Access level 2) All the acknowledged and reset fire alarms in the system are included in the fire alarm history list. A maximum of 100 fire alarms can be included in this list and it is cyclic.

  • Page 48: Faults

    User's Guide Chapter 7: List faults CS3000 Faults (Access level 1) The Fault list includes all faults in the system and it can used both to list and to reset the faults. The text (NOT MUTED) is displayed on line three to the right if the fault is not acknowledged.
  • Page 49 User's Guide Chapter 7: List faults CS3000 TO RESET A FAULT • Select the fault by using the arrow keys. • Press R, in the FAULT field. FAULT (22) ZONE 1 SD 10 NO ANSWER CREW CABIN 762 EXECUTING ORDER... The fault is reset When the fault is reset the text on line three is changed to ORDER DONE and the next fault is displayed.

  • Page 50: Abnormal Conditions

    User's Guide Chapter7: List abnormal conditions CS3000 Abnormal conditions (Access level 2) The Abnormal list includes all abnormal conditions in the system. A maximum of 100 abnormal conditions can be included in the list. If the list is full when a new abnormal condition occurs this event will be rejected by the list.

  • Page 51: Disconnections

    User’s Guide Chapter 7: List Disconnections 7-8 CS3000 Disconnections (Access level 2) The Disconnections list includes all disconnected units, such as loops, zones, detectors, loop units, external alarm devices, external control, etc. This list is used to display the disconnected units and to reconnect them. A maximum of 250 disconnections can be included in this list.

  • Page 52: Status For Loop Unit

    User’s Guide Chapter 7: List loop unit status 7-9 CS3000 Status for loop unit (Access level 2) This list includes all information about the loop units in the specified zone and the communication to each address. The list can be printed on a printer. This list is very useful when there is a fault in the system.
  • Page 53 User’s Guide Chapter 7: List loop unit status 7-10 CS3000 • Press F1 (PRINTOUT). The following information is printed out for each address: loop number, zone number, address and type of loop unit, analogue values for the four channels and, if appropriate, pollution in percent, sensitivity and time delay. The analogue values depend on the type of loop unit and the status of the detector.
  • Page 54 User’s Guide Chapter 7: List loop unit status 7-11 CS3000 Sub.L >15 OA-130 Smoke 20-100 90 ± 5% Heat at 25°C Sub.L >15 RDJ-2 Smoke 21 - 45 RDJ-2T Smoke 21 - 45 90 ± 5% Heat at 25°C 40 ± 10 RDO-2 Smoke SID-38...
  • Page 55 User’s Guide Chapter 7: List loop unit status 7-12 CS3000 Address units Address units make conventional digital detectors and other digital signals addressable and compatible with the CS3000 system. The type of connected device is set with the ID switch, see table below. Analogue values for address units Address unit Channel...
  • Page 56 User’s Guide Chapter 7: List loop unit status 7-13 CS3000 Loop Unit Channel Analogue values Name Function Normal Activated KS-2/-2K Short circuit UR-2K Timer UR-2KN Timer DISPLAY COMMUNICATION STATUS FOR EACH UNIT • Press F2 (SCI). SHORT CIRCUIT DATA ON ZONE 81 ADDRESS 1 ANSWER FROM BOTH SIDES PRINTOUT NOTE.
  • Page 57 User’s Guide Chapter 7: List loop unit status 7-14 CS3000 Double-fed loop Single-fed loop (side 1) No time delay for smoke detectors Time delay for smoke detectors Differential detectors are not allowed Differential detectors allowed Normal sensitivity for smoke detectors High sensitivity for smoke detectors Marine application Industrial application...

  • Page 58: Input Status

    User's Guide Chapter 7: List input status 7 - 15 CS3000 Input status (Access level 2) This list includes the status of all inputs. The list can also be printed out on a printer. Select Input list • Press LIST. LIST SELECT LIST FIRE ALARM...

  • Page 59: Output Status

    User's Guide Chapter 7: List output status 7-16 CS3000 Output status (Access level 2) This list includes the status of all outputs. The list can also be printed out on a printer. Select Output list • Press LIST. LIST SELECT LIST FIRE ALARM FAULT DISCONN.

  • Page 60: Chapter 8: Adjustments Of The System

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Adjustments of the system CS3000 Chapter 8: Adjustments of the system Change access level (Access level 1) Different operators are allowed to use different functions. All functions in the system are therefore grouped into four different access levels of which the normal user has access to three.

  • Page 61: Change Access Code

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Change access code 8-2 CS3000 Change access code (Access level 1) The functions in the system are grouped into several access levels where each level is protected by an access code. Entering the correct access code makes it possible to go from one access level to another.

  • Page 62: Set Date

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Set date 8-3 CS3000 Set date (Access level 2) The system date can be changed with this function. The date must be entered on the form YYMMDD. Select date function • Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until SET DATE is displayed on line four. CS3000 CONTROL UNIT 2002-08-02 15:10:32...

  • Page 63: Set Time

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Set time 8-4 CS3000 Set time (Access level 2) The system clock is set with this function. The time must be entered as hours: minutes:seconds on a 24-hour clock. The colon is used as a separator between each item.

  • Page 64: Resound Alarm Devices

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Resound alarm devices CS3000 Resound alarm devices (Access level 2) This function will activate a muted alarm device if the fire alarm conditions remain. The alarm device will sound again until it is muted. Select resound function •...

  • Page 65: Set Lamp Intensity (Dimmer)

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Set lamp intensity (Dimmer) 8-6 CS3000 Set lamp intensity (Dimmer) (Access level 1) The LED intensity can be set in five different levels, 1 - 5, where 1 is equal to minimum intensity and 5 is equal to maximum intensity. It is not possible to turn off the LED.

  • Page 66: Change Number Of Loop Units

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Change number of loop units 8-7 CS3000 Change number of loop units (Access level 2) The number of loop units on each zone is defined in the Definition program. If a new loop unit is added to the system the definition must be changed, the system will otherwise generate a fault code.

  • Page 67: Connect A Pc

    User's Guide Chapter 8: Download of system definition 8-8 CS3000 Connect a PC (Access level 3) Definition data and supplementary texts are downloaded via a connected PC to the system. The system is ready to receive data after the Connect PC function is activated.

  • Page 68: Chapter 9: Adjustments Of Detectors

    User's Guide Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors CS3000 Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors Activate/deactivate poll flash (Access level 2) The communication between the loop units is verified with the poll flash function. When the poll flash function is set to ON the LED of each loop unit will be flashing at each poll.

  • Page 69: Set Sensitivity Of Smoke Detectors In A Certain Zone

    User's Guide Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors 9-2 CS3000 Set sensitivity of smoke detectors in a certain zone (Access level 2) The sensitivity for each single smoke detector or an interval of smoke detectors can be changed. The sensitivity remains set until you change it. The sensitivity for the smoke detectors is set at the definition of the system and it is usually set too normal.
  • Page 70 User's Guide Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors 9-3 CS3000 SET NORMAL SENSITIVITY • Press F1 (NORMAL SENS.). ZONE 4 SD 6 NORMAL SENSITIVITY EXECUTING ORDER... The sensitivity is set to normal When the sensitivity is set to normal the system displays the text ORDER DONE on line three.

  • Page 71: Set Time Delay For Smoke Detectors

    User's Guide Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors 9-4 CS3000 Set time delay for smoke detectors (Access level 2) With this function the first alarm report for a smoke detector or an interval of smoke detectors may be delayed for 30 seconds, if the alarm condition is still present.
  • Page 72 User's Guide Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors 9-5 CS3000 NO TIME DELAY • Press F4 (MORE), repeatedly until DELAY OFF is displayed on line four. • Press F1 (DELAY OFF). ZONE 4 SD 6 DELAY OFF EXECUTING ORDER... The time delay is set off When the time delay is set to off the text ORDER DONE is displayed on line three.

  • Page 73: Chapter 10: System Information

    User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-1 CS3000 Chapter 10: System information Display program version (Access level 3) The system may display the program version for the control unit, central unit (LPK) and loop (SPK) programs. Select program version function •...
  • Page 74 User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-2 CS3000 SELECT LOOP • Press F1 (LOOP). LOOP ENTER LOOP NUMBER • Enter a loop number. • Press F1 (READY). LOOP 1 SPP-FG/S v.6.00 READY The system displays the program version for the SPK program. After about five seconds the system returns to normal status, the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.

  • Page 75: Display Analogue Values Of A Loop Unit

    User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-3 CS3000 Display analogue values of a loop unit (Access level 2) The analogue values of a selected loop unit are read and shown on the display. The analogue values are displayed in decimal form on line three, beginning with channel 0.
  • Page 76 User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-4 CS3000 Analogue values for detectors and manual call points Loop Unit Channel Analogue values Name Type Normal Alarm Fault NS-AOS Smoke 60-100 >(Normal + 60) <5 or not NS-AOS-IS responding to Heat test NS-AOHS 194 (CS3000 Smoke...
  • Page 77 User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-5 CS3000 40 ± 10 RDO-2 Smoke SID-38 Smoke 10 - 41 SID-38T Smoke 10 - 41 90 ± 5% Heat at 25°C 90 ± 5% TDT-2 Heat at 25°C 90 ± 5% TDT-2/RoR Heat (223) at 25°C...
  • Page 78 User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-6 CS3000 Address units Address units make conventional digital detectors and other digital signals addressable and compatible with the CS3000 system. The type of connected device is set with the ID switch, see table below. Analogue values for address units Address unit Channel...
  • Page 79 User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-7 CS3000 Loop Unit Channel Analogue values Name Function Normal Activated KS-2/-2K Short circuit UR-2K Timer UR-2KN Timer...

  • Page 80: Display Power Unit Status

    User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-8 CS3000 Display power unit status (Access level 2) The analogue values of the selected power unit are displayed. Enter zone • Press Z. ZONE ENTER ZONE NUMBER MENU • Enter a zone number, interval 1 - 999. Select power unit •...
  • Page 81 User's Guide Chapter 11: Test 11-1 CS3000 Chapter 11: Test Lamp test (Access level 1) This test function lights all the indicators and each segment on the display for about five seconds. • Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until LAMP TST is displayed on line four. CS3000 CONTROL UNIT 2002-08-02 15:10:32...
  • Page 82 User's Guide Chapter 11: Test 11-2 CS3000 Buzzer test (Access level 1) This function is used to test the buzzer. The buzzer will sound for about 5 seconds. • Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until BUZZER is displayed on line four. CS3000 CONTROL UNIT 2002-08-02 15:10:32...
  • Page 83 User's Guide Chapter 11: Test 11-3 CS3000 Power unit test and rapid charge of battery (Access level 2) This test function includes both a test of earth fault for the power unit and a rapid charge function. Enter zone • Press Z. ZONE ENTER ZONE NUMBER MENU...
  • Page 84 MN3000 are tested when the lamp test key is activated. The MN3000 panel Salwico MN3000 FIRE ALARM On line List CONSILIUM MARINE More alarms List SALWICO CS3004 1993-11-13 15:10:32 Local mute 10:11:23 Lamp test ÇConsilium...
  • Page 85 2-4, 2-5. Heat detectors Heat detectors are preferably tested with test equipment available from Consilium. Apply heat to the sensing element until alarm is indicated by a red indication on the detector and on the Control unit. When the sensing element is cold again the alarm should be reset on the control unit.
  • Page 86 User's Guide Chapter 13: Maintenance 13-2 CS3000 Spray test gas on to the detector during 1 second. Wait 10 seconds until new gas is sprayed during 1 second. Repeat this procedure until the detector indicates alarm with a red indication and the alarm is indicated on the control unit.
  • Page 87 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Appendix A: Fault codes The word FAULT is displayed on the first line of the display together with a fault code followed by the section number and the address for the section unit causing the problem, if the system has this information.
  • Page 88 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Wrong definition of number of Compare the installation with 8 Additional section unit(s) * section units. the drawings. Contact our service department. Section unit connections faulty. Connect the unit correctly. Bad communication with one or Exchange the section unit if the 21 Bad answer (Abnormal condition)
  • Page 89 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Overlapping address intervals. Set a valid address interval. 43 Wrong address interval End-address of the interval is Set a valid address interval. lower then the start-address. 44 Illegal address Faulty section unit. Exchange the section unit. Output not configured in DEF-P Check DEF-P 51 Loop output missing...
  • Page 90 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Replace unit 89 No autoalarm Unable to use autoalarm Optical smoke detector: Clean Detector head is polluted. 90 Polluted detector the detector head according to (Abnormal condition) recommendations. Ion smoke detector: Exchange the detector. Hardware is faulty Exchange the unit 91 Hardware fault...
  • Page 91 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Short circuit between the Attend to the problem. 126 Short circuit on prim. positive and the negative Side connector on the primary side. 127 Short circuit on sec. Short circuit between the Attend to the problem. positive and the negative Side connector on the secondary side.
  • Page 92 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Warning signal if a disconnected Only information. 165 Disconnected detector in detector reaches its alarm level alarm Damper/door in wrong position. Check for obstruction. 166 Damper /Door should have been opened Damper/door in wrong position. Check for obstruction.
  • Page 93 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 The battery charger is unable to Check the battery charger and 185 Loss of capacity to charge charge the battery. the battery. battery Fault from input. Check cable and/or external 186 External Fault unit.
  • Page 94 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Cable break No section units are answering. - The cable is broken before the first section unit if no answer is received on a single fed loop. - The cable is broken before the first section unit and after the last section unit the if the loop is a double fed loop.
  • Page 95 User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes CS3000 Fuses Check the fuses on the boards included in the system. The fuses are mounted on the front panels on the following boards: ARK-2, GSK-2, INK-2, KPK-4, LPK-2, RS232K-2, KPK-2, SPK-2 and UTK-2. The fuses to the IKK-4 are mounted on the board itself.
  • Page 96 User’s Guide Appendix B: Technical Documentation File B-1 CS3000 Appendix B: Technical Documentation File CS3000 fulfils the IEC-950 requirements. Input voltage 230 V AC ± 10 - 15 % Input current Output current Rated output voltage 24 V DC Earth leakage current Max.
  • Page 97 Appendix C: Installation and operation addendum Installation and Operation Addendum for Salwico CS3000 and CS3004 as U.S. Coast Guard Approved System The fire detection system must be installed and configured in accordance with Subpart 161.002 and Subchapter J of Title 46 of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, and with the 1993 or later version of NFPA 72.
  • Page 98 Appendix D CS3000 Appendix D: Component list for USCG approved systems Approved Component List for Salwico CS3000 or CS3004 systems as an U.S. Coast Guard approved system. Components Also for Locations Requiring Exceptional Degree of Protection Central panels, repeaters, bells and power supply CS3000, Fire Alarm Panel incl.
  • Page 99 User's guide USCG Appendix D CS3000 DOS-3 Optical smoke detector EV-PH Combined Optical Smoke/Heat detector EV-DP Optical Smoke Detector EV-P Optical Smoke Detector NS-AOHS Combined Optical Smoke/Heat detector NS-AOHS-IS Intrinsically safe optical smoke/heat dual detector NS-AOS Optical Smoke Detector Heat detectors TDT-2 / 57Degr.C, Heat Detector TDT-2K / 57 Heat Detector TDT-2K / 57 ROR Heat detector...

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