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Comelit LOGIFIRE 41CPE118R Installation And Programming Manual

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INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL FOR
LOGIFIRE PANEL - 41CPE118R AND 41CPE104R

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  • Page 1 TECHNICAL MANUAL INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL FOR LOGIFIRE PANEL - 41CPE118R AND 41CPE104R...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Warning 1. INTRODUCTION ........................................4 1.1 GENERAL FEATURES ..........................................4 1.1.1 Main technical features ........................................5 1.1.2 Working environment ........................................5 1.1.3 Electrical specifications ......................................... 6 2. INSTALLATION ........................................7 2.1 Removing the front door .......................................... 7 2.2 Wall mounting ............................................8 3.
  • Page 3 8. Appendices ........................................90 1293 Comelit Group S.p.A. Via Don Arrigoni 5 - 24020 Rovetta S. Lorenzo BG Italy tel. +39 0346 750 011 - fax +39 0346 71436 email: info@comelit.it - export.department@comelit.it DoP No: 045 EN 54-2:1997/A1:2006/AC:1999; EN 54-4:1997/A2:2006/AC:1999 41CPE118...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    4 using additional boards (Art. 41ECL120) connected directly in the panel itself. Its maximum expansion of 8 Loops in total can be achieved using the external 4-Loop box Art. 41CPE104 (1 Loop board by default). The panel uses Comelit communication protocol which allows it to communicate with all new and old series of Comelit analogue devices.

  • Page 5: Main Technical Features

    Two alarm status levels - T1 and T2 • T3 for evacuation countdown • Panel links - 64 max. between Comelit analogue panels or Repeater Panels 41CPR100 • Panel configuration via Ethernet or USB • Connection with repeater panel 41CPR100 (optional) •...

  • Page 6: Electrical Specifications

    1.1.3 Electrical specifications • Earthing Earthing must be carried out in compliance with electrical safety regulations; the total resistance of the circuit must be lower than 10Ω. The earth wire must be connected to the “earth” input of the fire panel terminal. •...

  • Page 7: Installation

    2. INSTALLATION The fire panel should be installed in a clean, dry place where it will not be subjected to knocks or vibrations. The panel is not waterproof! It must be positioned away from sources of heat, and the ambient temperature must be between -5ºС and + 50ºC. 2.1 Removing the front door To make installing the panel easier, the front door can be removed using the spring-loaded pins inside the panel.

  • Page 8: Wall Mounting

    2.2 Wall mounting • Proceed with wall mounting using the paper template and secure the bottom of the panel using the wall anchors and screws provided. • Choose the inputs for the signal cables (loops, sounders, etc.) and for the main power supply cable, and remove the pre- perforated metal plugs only from the holes used to route the cables.

  • Page 9: System Components

    3. SYSTEM COMPONENTS 3.1 Front panel Indicator LED Zone indication LED Description of LED indications: • FIRE ALARM: lit steadily in the event of a common fire alarm • PREALARM: indicates one or more Zones in PreAlarm status • FAULT: general fault indication (e.g. Device, Device or Panel output, etc.) •...

  • Page 10: Description Of The Motherboard Elements

    3.3 Description of the motherboard elements The motherboard is located on the inside of the front door of panel 41CPE118R; the uPC control module, which monitors the panel functions and procedures, is mounted on it. CAUTION: adjustments and changes to the motherboard must ONLY be implemented by authorised personnel! Motherboard elements: 1.

  • Page 11: Monitored Output Module And Relay Module

    3.4 Monitored output module and relay module The output module is a fundamental element of the fire panel, which allows equipment and devices to be connected directly via the panel. It has 4 programmable switching relays with voltage-free contacts, 4 monitored outputs, an AUX output for external power supplies and 4 monitored inputs.

  • Page 12: Loop Controller

    Connection example for an indication device, connected to the SND output. 3.6 Loop Controller Panel 41CPE118R communicates with Loop Controllers (41ECL120) using Comelit communication protocol. Connection of Loop boards takes place via a “comb” terminal, where the first board (supplied by default inside the panel) is connected to the output module.
  • Page 13 Adding a Loop board inside panel 41CPE118R CAUTION: ALWAYS cut off the mains (230 V) and backup (battery) power for the panel when adding or removing a Loop expansion. First Loop expansion Second Loop expansion Modulo I/O 1. Insert the connectors on the second Loop expansion into the terminal on the first. 2.

  • Page 14: 4-Loop Expansion Box - 41Cpe104 (Optional)

    (detectors, buttons, I/O modules, sounders, etc.) can be connected to each loop. It has a tough grey metal container which is the same size as the panel and other Comelit modular boxes, to guarantee its modularity and ensure it can be fitted alongside other boxes during installation.

  • Page 15: Power Supply Unit - Panel 41Cpe118R

    3.7 Power supply unit - panel 41CPE118R 230 V power supply LED Panel communication LED 4A fuse Description of the power supply unit terminal block FUNCTION DESCRIPTION Board power supply +13.8 V Additional power supply unit input Input for connection of the additional power supply unit output (Fault Out) Error output, enabled when problems arise with the power supply voltage.

  • Page 16: Additional Power Supply Unit - 41Alm172 (Optional)

    3.7.1 Additional power supply unit – 41ALM172 (optional) Unit 41ALM172 is a power supply unit designed to supply additional power to addressed fire panel 41CPE118R. The power supply unit is housed in a metal container suitable for creating a modular structure with the addressed panel and a second power supply unit.
  • Page 17 41ALM172 technical / electrical specifications • Main power supply - 230 V~ +10%/ -15%, 0.6A, 4A fuse • Frequency - 50/60 Hz • VDC output: ◊ Voltage - 9.9-14.2 Vdc ◊ Maximum current - 7A@1 battery, 14A@2 batteries • Internal battery resistance Ri - < 0.3 Ohm •...

  • Page 18: Connecting The Thermal Printer - 41Prn100 (Optional)

    Thermal printer for addressed panel 41CPE118R, with a tough grey metal container which is the same size as the panel and other Comelit modular boxes, to guarantee its modularity and ensure it can be fitted alongside other boxes during installation.

  • Page 19: Connecting And Programming Rs485 Module - 41Ecb000 (Optional)

    3.9 CONNECTING AND PROGRAMMING RS485 MODULE - 41ECB000 (optional) The addressed fire alarm panel 41CPE118R is designed for connection in a redundant serial communication network of several 41CPE118R panels, 2-Loop panels Art. 41CPE112 and repeater panels 41CPR100, up to a maximum of 64 panels in the network, guaranteeing a backup connection line in case of an individual fault with the physical support.

  • Page 20: Connecting The Lan

    FIRE / EVAC INTERFACE MODULE 41ECB000 41CPE118R 41CPE112 FIRE PANEL FIRE PANEL 41CPR100 REDUNDANT BUS REDUNDANT BUS REPEATER PANEL MODULE 1 MODULE 2 UP TO 64 PANELS IN A REDUNDANT NETWORK 41CPE118R 41CPE118R 41CPE112 41CPR100 41ECB000 41ECB000 41ECB000 24 VDC External power supply 3.10 CONNECTING THE LAN...

  • Page 21: Repeater Panel 41Cpr100 (Optional)

    3.11 REPEATER PANEL 41CPR100 (optional) Repeater panel 41CPR100 makes it possible to receive all indications originating from the system, and to execute all the commands, even those furthest away from the panel, when operators are not able to physically access the panel. It has a 7" resistive colour touchscreen display, which reproduces the same user interface that appears on panel 41CPE118R.

  • Page 22: Programming

    4. PROGRAMMING 4.0 BASIC PROGRAMMING VIA PANEL 41CPE118R TOUCHSCREEN The 41CPE118R fire detection panel touchscreen provides a simple and intuitive interface for navigating the panel programming menu and system parameters. Access the programming menu by lightly tapping the desired button. You can also use a special “stylus”...

  • Page 23: Access Codes

    4.1 ACCESS CODES On entering the Programming and Maintenance menu, the panel will request a valid access code. 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 System System System Programming Silence Buzzer Silence Buzzer Maintenance Silence Buzzer Silence Buzzer Silence Buzzer Delay Override Silence Alarm Reset EVACUATE EVACUATE...
  • Page 24 There are various panel operating restrictions in the different access levels, as listed in the table below: ACCESS LEVEL MENU DESCRIPTION Silence buzzer Deactivation of buzzer √ √ √ Silence alarm Deactivation of sounder √ √ Deactivation of all delays enabled for the outputs, except Fire Force delay √...

  • Page 25: Programming Menu

    4.2 PROGRAMMING MENU Programming for fire alarm panel 41CPE118R can be accessed from level 3. Select the SYSTEM button. On the next screen, the Installer / User can choose the type of procedure to perform: 1. Program system parameters - Programming menu. 2.

  • Page 26: Devices

    4.3 DEVICES Fire panel 41CPE118R supports periphery and loop devices. All “functional modules” connected to the panel configuration (power supply unit, loop expansion...) are called Periphery Devices, and have special programming and settings. The main motherboard is not a periphery device. All addressable devices connected to the Loop expansions are called Loop Devices.

  • Page 27: Current Device Status

    4.3.1.1 Current device status The operating status of the device can be: • NEW: the device is new to the system. It needs to be saved. The main motherboard recognises the physical presence of a device that is not included in the system configuration. The new device must be added to the system configuration in order to communicate with the panel, receive alarm or fault messages, enable and receive indications, etc.

  • Page 28: Loop Devices

    4.3.2 LOOP DEVICES To access the programming menu for the loop device parameters, from the “Devices” menu, press the “LOOP” button - Fig. Screen Loop devices can be automatically addressed, meaning that the first device will acquire the lowest address. When a new loop device is found (not in the configuration), the message “NEW LOOP DEVICES FOUND”...
  • Page 29 For information regarding Comelit device models, see Appendix B - Device models. The figure shows the general view of the submenu for “new loop devices” (in the example, manual button 41PAM000). 17/06/2020 14:06 41PAM000 / 41PAE020 Name Save Device State...
  • Page 30 41RFU100 – Optical smoke detector with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Smoke [%] / Temperature [°C] Check 41RFU100 Led Blink Name Device Group No RI Out Day Alarm Level Device State Normal Enabled Night Alarm Level Address Remove Loop Number Software Revision 3271557136 Device Zone...
  • Page 31 41RCS100 – Heat detector with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Smoke [%] / Temperature [°C] Check 41RCS100 Led Blink Name Save Device Group No RI Out Day Alarm Level Device State Enabled Night Alarm Level Address Remove Loop Number Software Revision 2868099610 More Device Zone...
  • Page 32 41RML100 – Combined smoke / heat detector with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Smoke [%] / Temperature [°C] Check 41RML100 Led Blink Name Device Group No RI Out Day Alarm Level T (ENABLED) Device State Normal Enabled Night Alarm Level T (ENABLED) Address Remove...
  • Page 33 41PAM000 – Manual button with isolator (internal use) 41PAE020 – IP67 manual button with isolator (external use) 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41PAM000 / 41PAE020 Led Blink Name Save Event EVACUATE Device State Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 2793417600 Device Zone More The figure shows the settings screen for addressed buttons 41PAM000 / 41PAE020.
  • Page 34 41SCI000 – Sounder with strobe and isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41SCI000 Mode Sound/Strobe Name Sound Level High Sounder Group Device State Normal Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 3095402135 Device Zone More The figure shows the settings screen for addressed sounder 41SCI000. Press “MORE”...
  • Page 35 • Sounder Group: each addressed Comelit sounder can belong to a Sounder Group. In the event of a zone alarm, in addition to the sounders belonging to that zone, the sounder groups associated with that zone will also be activated.
  • Page 36 Table 2 Calculation of the total consumption of the sounders in the loop with set tone type no. 27: Sounder Number High Volume Low Volume Maximum Consumption, mA (High + Low) 41SAI000 _____ x 16.5 mA _____ x 5 mA 41SCI000 _____ x 22 mA _____ x 12 mA...
  • Page 37 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41IOM010-GAS Alarm Enabled Name Save Channel 1 Device State Enabled Address Remove Loop Number 2827027013 More Device Zone To save any new parameters, press “Save” on the main device screen. 41IOM022 – Module with 2 monitored inputs + 2 relay outputs with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41IOM022...
  • Page 38 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Channel 1 Input 41IOM022 Name Name Save Channel 2 Input Name Device State Enabled Channel 3 Output Address Remove Name Loop Number Channel 4 Output Name More Device Zone To enter the input or output activation type, press the button alongside the Channel with the corresponding number and select one of the options.
  • Page 39 41IOM122 – Module with 2 monitored inputs + 2 monitored (or relay) outputs with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41IOM000/240 Sounder Group Name Save Led Blink Device State Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 3195011485 Device Zone More The figure shows the settings screen for module 41IOM122. This module can be used to check its 2 built-in monitored inputs and to control 2 outputs (monitored or relay) used for controlling and monitoring audiovisual devices, electromagnetic catches, etc.
  • Page 40 The “MORE” menu can also be used to view the status of output channels CHANNEL 3 and CHANNEL 4. There are two fields next to the channel label; the first lists output operating mode indications (monitored or relay) or a fault indication: •...
  • Page 41 41IOM004 – Module with 4 relay outputs with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41IOM004 Sounder Group Name Save Led Blink Device State Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 3195011485 Device Zone More The figure shows the settings screen for module 41IOM004. This module can be used to control its 4 built-in relay outputs.
  • Page 42 41IOM040 – Module with 4 monitored inputs with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41IOM040 Sounder Group Name Save Led Blink Device State Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 3195011485 Device Zone More The figure shows the settings screen for module 41IOM040. This module can be used to check its 4 built-in monitored inputs.
  • Page 43 41IOM000 – Module with 1 monitored output with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41IOM000 Sounder Group Name Save Led Blink Device State Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 3195011485 Device Zone More The figure shows the settings screen for module 41IOM000. This module can be used to control an output used for controlling and monitoring audiovisual devices, electromagnetic catches, etc.
  • Page 44 41IOM000/240 – Module with 1 relay output (240 V) with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41IOM000/240 Sounder Group Name Save Led Blink Device State Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 3195011485 Device Zone More The figure shows the settings screen for module 41IOM000/240. This module can be used to control a relay output with voltage-free contact for the activation of devices with power supply voltage up to 250 VAC (5A) or 30 VDC (5A).
  • Page 45 41ISC000 – Module for conventional zone with isolator 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 41ISC000 Led Blink Name Save Device State Enabled Address Remove Software Revision Loop Number 3195011485 More Device Zone The figure shows the settings screen for module 41ISC000. This module allows a separately-powered conventional zone to interface with the addressed fire detection system. For further technical information and module wiring, please refer to the technical manual for this device.

  • Page 46: Addressing Devices

    Auto addressing ID: On starting this addressing method, the panel detects and numbers all devices in ascending order, observing the ID number on each Comelit device but divided into families, i.e. Modules and Buttons first, then Detectors and finally Sounders.
  • Page 47 CAUTION: If auto addressing via isolator, make sure that all devices installed on the Loop have an isolator. The only Comelit device which does NOT have an isolator is mini module 41IOM010. If starting this addressing procedure and modules 41IOM010 have been installed on the Loop, the search will not be successful and will stop as soon as the panel detects one of these devices.

  • Page 48: Setting An Address

    4.3.3.1 Setting an address In this submenu the installer can directly assign the addresses to new system devices. The saving procedure is the same as for sequential addressing. It is recommended when the installer needs to add individual devices to the system configuration, linking them to free addresses.

  • Page 49: Changing An Address

    4.3.3.2 Changing an address The installer can use this submenu to change the address of a device. To change an address, select the following sequence: SYSTEM – PROGRAMMING - DEVICES – ADDRESSING - CHANGE ADDRESS. 17/06/2020 14:06 Change Address 41PAM000 Address Outputs Loop Number...
  • Page 50 Description of the Zones menu buttons: 17/06/2020 14:06 • active buttons used to select the Zone number, by directly pressing the number shown or by scrolling through the Autoaddressing zones using the + & - buttons; Start Autoaddressing ID Start Autoaddressing Isolator •...

  • Page 51: Logic Inputs

    For example, if we enter Group 1 in the first “Sounder Group” field for Zone 1, and the “Zone Sounders” option is enabled, this means that, if a Fire Alarm event occurs in that Zone, the sounders for Zone 1 and the sounders belonging to Sounder Group 1 will be activated.
  • Page 52 Description of the Inputs menu buttons: Once the desired input type has been selected, you need to set the parameters relating to that specific input; the general screen with parameters common to all inputs is shown below: 17/06/2020 14:06 Input Number SAVE Name Behaviour...

  • Page 53: Submenus For Selecting The Input Type

    4.5.1 Submenus for selecting the input type Depending on the selected input type, the “FUNCTION” button is active and can be used to make various activation choices. • LOOP: select this option when the logic input is an input for a loop device (modules 41IOM010, 41IOM040, 41IOM022, 41IOM122);...
  • Page 54 • ZONE: select this option when the logic input is determined by a zonal event. Press the button next to the “Functions” field to select the zonal event type: 17/06/2020 14:06 Input Number SAVE ◊ Zone Fire: the input is generated by the Fire Alarm status for the selected Zone.
  • Page 55 TIME: select this option when the input will be enabled on the basis of a time schedule. Press “MORE” to set: 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Group Monday Tuesday Time input parameters Wednesday Time - Hour Thursday Time - Minutes Friday Time - Day of week Change Saturday...
  • Page 56 • ACTION: select this option when the input is a system “Action”. Press the button next to the “Functions” field to select the type of Action to be linked with the input, as shown below: 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Input Number SAVE SILENCE BUZZER Name...
  • Page 57 • GENERAL: select this option when the input will be enabled by a “General” event in the System. Press the button next to the “Functions” field and select the type of event to be linked with the input. 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Input Number SAVE...
  • Page 58 • ZONE GROUP: select this option when the input is generated by one of the zones in fire alarm or in fault status, belonging to that specific zone group. Press the button next to the “Functions” field to select the zone group event type: Zone Fire: the input is generated by the Fire Alarm status of a Zone belonging to that zone group.

  • Page 59: Input Group - View And Change

    4.5.2 INPUT GROUP - View and change This menu can be used to quickly view and change the inputs belonging to a group and, if necessary, to change their parameters. To enter the “Input Group” menu, press the following in sequence: SYSTEM –...
  • Page 60 Press “NONE” to access the submenu used to select the output type. 17/06/2020 14:06 NONE Periphery Loop Network Action Event Description of the available Output types: ◊ NONE: the output is not used. ◊ PERIPHERY: select this option when the output to be activated is a periphery device relay built into the panel. ◊...

  • Page 61: Submenus For Selecting The Output Type

    • Output pulse type: button used to select the Output type: ◊ Continuous - the signal from the output is continuous ◊ Pulsed - the signal from the output is pulsed (3 sec. on/ 3 sec. off) ◊ One pulse - the signal from the output is a single pulse (5 sec.) •...
  • Page 62 LOOP: select this option when the output is an output module terminal. Press “MORE” to program the following parameters: 17/06/2020 14:06 Loop device output parameters 41IOM122 Loop device address Loop number Channel (3,4) ◊ Loop device address: enter the device address. ◊...
  • Page 63 • ACTION: select this option when the output should be activated by an “Action” that has taken place in the system. Press the button next to the “Functions” field to select the type of Action to be linked with activation of the output, as shown below: 17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06...

  • Page 64: Edit Outputs Map Menu (Entering Input Groups And Checking The Outputs)

    4.6.2 Edit Outputs Map menu (entering input groups and checking the outputs) Menu for programming logic procedures for output enabling. The map is individual and can be set for every single output. Logic interactions such as inputs checking the outputs are set on a map which is shown on a separate screen after the Edit Outputs Map has been pressed in the main Outputs menu.

  • Page 65: Panel

    4.7 PANEL To access the Panel menu, press the following in sequence: SYSTEM – PROGRAMMING - PANEL This menu provides access to additional submenus for programming / changing panel parameters. 17/06/2020 14:06 System Access Codes Languages Network Delay (T1) Disable Delay Override Printer Silence Alarm...

  • Page 66: Network Menu

    4.7.2 Network menu After selecting the “Network” button a new screen appears, from which the installer can set the parameters for two submenus: “Network Settings” and “Panels”. 4.7.2.1 Network Settings: 17/06/2020 14:06 Name SAVE Port 7000 Panel Number Network Status Disabled Network Type Protocol...

  • Page 67: Panels

    4.7.2.2 Panels After enabling the network, each panel begins to search for other connected panels. If a new panel is found, it is added to the list of panels in the network. Up to 64 panels can be connected in a network. To view any panels in the network, scroll through the list of panels using the + &...

  • Page 68: Disablements Menu

    4.7.3 Disablements menu This submenu allows the installer to enable or disable the following indications: • Earth Fault • Battery High Resistance • Internal Buzzer 17/06/2020 14:06 Earth Fault Enabled Battery High Resistance Disabled Internal Buzzer Disabled CAUTION: the “Battery High Resistance” indication must be enabled in compliance with standard EN54-4! On initial panel startup, the “Battery High Resistance”...
  • Page 69 Press “MORE” to access the submenu for alarm and evacuation parameter settings: • ALARM SETTINGS: ◊ Strobe – only the visual part of the sounders in the loop will be enabled. The panel “SND” output will NOT be enabled. ◊ Sound - only the audible part of the sounders in the loop will be enabled. The panel “SND” output will be enabled. ◊...

  • Page 70: Fire / Evac Panel Interface Module

    4.7.5 FIRE / EVAC panel interface module Using this interface, Comelit 41CPE118R are designed for connection to up to 5 Comelit compact voice evacuation panels, product codes: 49CCO002, 49CCO004, 49CCO006. This creates a network where speakers scattered across various zones within the protected site will automatically be controlled and enabled in accordance with the programming in the dedicated fire panel menu.
  • Page 71 CAUTION: to program this function correctly, the maximum number of Zone Groups that can be linked to Fire Zones is 1. Enabling of EVAC zones refers only to Zone Group A. Example: Office Smoke Detector PT (Zone 1), Office Button PT (Zone 2), Office Cavity Ceiling PT (Zone 3) In the example, fire Zone 1, 2, 3 will be part of Zone Group 1, which will have a specific Evac profile intended to alert occupants with an Alert or Evacuate message, depending on its programming.

  • Page 72: Callpoints Mode

    In System racks: enter the total number of 41CPE118R + 49CCO00X panels in the system (max. 6). In Rack address: ID address of the EVAC panel on which you are working (from 0 to 4). Press ESCAPE and SAVE. For example: if we are using a 41CPE118R panel and one EVAC panel we need to set: In System racks: 2 In Rack address: 0 If, on the other hand, the system consists of a 41CPE118R panel and 2 EVAC panels, set:...

  • Page 73: Printer

    4.7.9 Printer Here the installer can choose the model of thermal printer connected to the fire panel. The following models are available: 41PRN100, KAFKA, DATECS. In addition to the printer model, the same menu can be used to set ESPA 4.4.4 output communication protocol from the RS232 port, if no printer is connected to it. The parameters for port RS232 when ESPA 4.4.4 protocol is selected are as follows: •...

  • Page 74: Maintenance

    5. Maintenance 5.1 Maintenance Menu To access the maintenance menu screen, select the following in sequence: SYSTEM - MAINTENANCE 17/06/2020 14:06 System Time Test Date Disable Day Mode Delay Override Software Rev. Silence Alarm Output Delay Silence Alarm Display Reset View Log Reset View Insulator Active...

  • Page 75: Day Mode

    5.4 Day Mode Press “Day Mode” on the Maintenance Menu to set the daytime schedule for detector operation. Day Mode can be Enabled (ON), Disabled (OFF) or on a Time Schedule: 17/06/2020 14:06 Mode SAVE Time Schedule More In this mode the detectors use the alarm level that has been programmed as Day Mode. Usually this is a much lower sensitivity level.
  • Page 76 The following delays can be set: • Sounder Delay: a delay can be set to postpone the activation of sounders on the Loop and the panel SND output. This delay offers the option of checking the authenticity of the alarm before the sounders are activated in the protected site. When “Delay”...

  • Page 77: View Event Log

    5.6 View Event log This submenu provides access to the screen showing the events recorded on the panel. The 41CPE118R fire panel can store up to 10,240 events, which can be displayed by date or by number. Button used to show the Log in based on 17/06/2020 14:06 the event date...

  • Page 78: Tests

    5.7 Tests This menu offers the option of testing system operation and panel indications. After entering the TEST menu, the installer can carry out the following: • Zone Test; • Indication Test (testing the internal buzzer and front LEDs); • Device Test;...

  • Page 79: Indication Test

    5.7.2 Indication Test This test allows the installer to make sure the LED indications on the front panel and the audible signals from the internal buzzer are working properly. The test ends automatically 6 seconds after it was started. 5.7.3 Device Test Service menu.

  • Page 80: Disabling Loop Devices

    5.8.1 Disabling Loop Devices The “Loop Devices” button is used to bring up the screen for configuring every single device on the loop, as seen previously in the device programming menu - paragraph 4.3.2; from this point the user / installer can examine device status and parameters and, if necessary, disable them.

  • Page 81: Zone Devices

    17/06/2020 14:06 17/06/2020 14:06 Enabled Disabled Enabled Disabled Loop Loop 5.8.3 Zone Devices The user / installer can use the “Zone Devices” button to view all the addresses of all devices grouped by Loop and by Zone. To change the loop number, press the button by the “Loop” field. To select the zone number, press the button by the “Zone”...

  • Page 82: Display

    To update the firmware, proceed as follows: 1. Save the firmware file (*.bin) to the local computer; 2. Save the programming using the programming software; 3. Access the “Software Revision” submenu from the Maintenance menu. The screen will show the current panel software version;...
  • Page 83 Click the circle in Click the circle in upper left-hand corner upper right-hand corner 3 left 3 left Click the circle in Click the circle in lower left-hand corner lower right-hand corner 3 left 3 left Click the circle in center...

  • Page 84: View Enabled Isolators

    The addresses of devices with enabled isolators are shown in the “Address” field for their respective Loops. CAUTION: every Comelit addressed Loop has a built-in isolator, except mini module 41IOM010. The isolator of a device can be enabled in the event of a short-circuit in the device or in its input or output Loop line.

  • Page 85: Programming Steps Compliance To Ss645 (Singapore Standard Ver. 645)

    6. PROGRAMMING STEPS COMPLIANCE TO SS645 (Singapore Standard Ver. 645) 6. PROGRAMMING STEPS COMPLIANCE TO SS645 (Singapore Standard Ver. 645) 6.1 Introdution 6.1 Introdution The Fire control panel 41CPE118R and its additional 4 Loops box Art. 41CPE104R, are also designed to work in compliace to the standard SS645 Clause 5.5.5 and Clause 5.5.8 by using a special Firmware.

  • Page 86: Ss645 Standard Clause 5.5.8

    6.3 SS645 standard Clause 5.5.8 6.3 SS645 standard Clause 5.5.8 6.3 SS645 standard Clause 5.5.8 6.3 SS645 standard Clause 5.5.8 For the programming comply to the clause 5.5.8 where EVC system is installed in the protected site, from the main menu press For the programming comply to the clause 5.5.8 where EVC system is installed in the protected site, from the main menu press For the programming comply to the clause 5.5.8 where EVC system is installed in the protected site, from the main menu press in sequence:...

  • Page 87: User Guide

    7. USER GUIDE 7.1 System status bar Indicates the current status of fire panel 41CPE118R, showing detailed information regarding the operating mode (day / night), the status of outputs: Sounders, Fire Brigade and Fire Protection, etc. FAULT 17/06/2020 14:06 Panel Fault, Panel 02 001 Mon 27.Jul.2020 10:06:26 Loop Break, Loop 1 001 Mon 27.Jul.2020 10:06:26...

  • Page 88: Panel 41Cpe118R Mode Icons

    7.2.1 Panel 41CPE118R mode icons Icon Description LOADING mode - loading configuration data from permanent storage. SAVE mode - saving configuration data to permanent storage. Day operating mode - processing of signals from the sensors takes place with reduced sensitivity (set for each sensor).

  • Page 89: Fire Protection Output" Status Icons

    7.2.4 “Fire Protection Output” status icons Icon Description Fire Protection output enabled. Fire Protection output in fault condition. Fire Protection output not enabled - output in standby. Fire Protection output disabled - output disabled. 7.3 Messages The maximum number of messages that can be displayed at once on the panel display is 3. The order in which they are shown 1 - the first message received;...

  • Page 90: Appendices

    8. Appendices Appendix A: Error messages shown on the 41CPE118R fire alarm panel display: Message text Description Alarm Common Fire Alarm Loop Device Type Error A different type of device than the specified type has been found at the address. Loop Device Fault The device is not responding (removed or faulty).
  • Page 91 Message text Description Double IP address and Panel number Panel IP address and number duplicated (when two or more panels are connected in a network). New Periphery Devices Found The panel has recognised new periphery devices in the panel configuration. New Loop Devices Found New devices have been recognised on the Loop.
  • Page 92 41SAB100 – Base with sounder. • 41SCB100 – Base with sounder + strobe. • 41SAI000 – Sounder. • 41SCI000 – Sounder with strobe. CAUTION: All Comelit addressed devices described above are equipped with a built-in isolator, with the exception of mini module 41IOM010.
  • Page 93 Appendix C: General menu structure: SILENCE SILENCE DELAY SYSTEM RESET EVACUATE ALARM BUZZER OVERRIDE ACCESS LEVEL 1 MAINTENANCE DISABLED TEST ZONE LOOP VIEW TEST DEVICES ZONE VIEW TEST DEVICE ZONE TEST DEVICES SOUNDER OUTPUTS OUTPUT TEST ACCESS LEVEL 2 VIEW OUTPUT VIEW SOFTWARE...
  • Page 94 Appendix D: Initial system startup: First system start-up - Power ON Loading system parameters - 5-6 sec. New periphery devices found in the system configuration Are there Message on screen new periphery “New Periphery Devices Found” devices? Press ACCESS. Enter the access code for level 3. Press SYSTEM.
  • Page 95 Appendix E: Operating algorithm “Two alarm status levels”: Alarm event Start T1 delay countdown (T1: 0 - 60 seconds) SILENT End T1? ALARM pressed? DELAY SILENCE OVERRIDE BUZZER pressed? pressed? Start T2 delay countdown (T2: 0 - 540 sec. + remainder of T1) SILENT ALARM pressed?
  • Page 96 C E R T I F I E D M A N A G E M E N T S Y S T E M S w w w . c o m e l i t g r o u p . c o m 1st edition Rev.

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