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- Page 1 Fire Detection Control Panel Series BC600 Short User Manual - Part A Description Operating Instructions Subject to change without notice...
- Page 2 All rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, no part of this manual or of the software may be multiplied, copied, disseminated, transferred by photo-technical means, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of Labor Strauss Sicherungsanlagenbau Ges.m.b.H. Wien. The information written in this User Manual has been worked out with the highest care.
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Page 3: Important Note
Control Panel Series BC600 by Labor Strauss Sicherungsanlagenbau Ges.m.b.H. Wien (LST) or by persons who are expressly authorized by LST. Parts of a fire detection or extinguishing system that are experiencing a fault, are not able to per- form their functions efficiently or can not do so at all. - Page 4 User Manual Series BC600 – Part A HB600A_en_kurz.odt / 1231 / AN9161357 ZN6085/48/4...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Contents Introduction ...........................9 Types of symbols..........................10 Important tips for the user and the installer...................10 Ambient conditions........................10 Warranty............................10 Short form of the most important operations on the control panel .........11 Operating authorization, general operation...................11 Fire alarm............................11 Fault..............................12... - Page 6 User Manual Series BC600 – Part A 5.4.2.3 Selecting an individual device....................24 5.4.2.4 Carrying out an operation on a detector zone/element.............24 5.4.3 Displaying and operating actuations – [Actuations]..............25 5.4.3.1 Indications of the actuations/elements..................25 5.4.3.2 Carrying out an operation on an actuation/element..............25 5.4.4 Displaying and operating transmitting devices –...
- Page 7 User Manual Series BC600 – Part A 6.5.1.2 Display.............................39 6.5.1.3 Further indications in the event of a fault.................39 6.5.2 Faults of the power supply......................40 6.5.3 System fault – emergency operation...................40 6.5.4 Resetting fault messages......................41 Disablement condition........................41 6.6.1 Indication of disablements......................41 6.6.1.1 Individual displays........................41...
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Page 9: Introduction
- Fire Detection Control Panel BCnet600 that can consist of up to 127 sectional control panels, which are networked by means of the redundant Network net600 by LST. This configuration is used for very large and far-flung fire detection systems. -
Page 10: Types Of Symbols
Chapter 1 • Introduction User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Types of symbols Especially important sections of text in this User Manual are indicated with symbols. The follow- ing symbols are used: Means DANGER! Ignoring these directions can result in danger to life and health. Means ATTENTION! Ignoring these tips can result in system malfunctions or damage to prop- erty. -
Page 11: Short Form Of The Most Important Operations On The Control Panel
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 2 • Short form of the most important operations on the control panel Short form of the most important operations on the control panel In this chapter, the most important operations that are carried out on the control panel are described in short form for the experienced user. -
Page 12: Fault
Chapter 2 • Short form of the most important operations on the control panel User Manual Series BC600 – Part A For the following steps you must access authorization level 2. You can reset the standard alarming device (siren) by using the key ('Reset alarming device'). -
Page 13: Structure Of A Fire Detection System
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 3 • Structure of a fire detection system Structure of a fire detection system Typical construction of a fire detection system with Control Panel Series BC600 Fig. 3: Typical fire detection system constructed with the Fire Detection Control Panel Series BC600 The system consists of - a Fire Detection Control Panel Series BC600 including the power supply, - the automatic and non-automatic fire detectors that are combined into zones,... - Page 14 Chapter 3 • Structure of a fire detection system User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Even in the basic version, two monitored siren outputs, three change-over contacts (two of which are predefined for alarm and fault messages), 8 freely parameterisable open-collector out- puts as well as three inputs for general control tasks are available for the signalling of the operat- ing conditions and for the actuation of fire prevention systems.
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Page 15: Displaying And Operating Elements
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 4 • Displaying and operating elements Displaying and operating elements This chapter explains the function and the effect of the display and operating elements of the Con- trol Panel Series BC600. Standard displays and operating elements Fig. -
Page 16: Display
Chapter 4 • Displaying and operating elements User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Fault (yellow, blinking light) = the fire detection system experiences a fault which has been caused by a fault of the fire detection control panel (e.g., blown fuse), by a fault of a device (e.g., fire detector) that is connected to the fire detection control panel, by the activation of a connected fault detector, by a line fault or by a mains fault. -
Page 17: Status Displays
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 4 • Displaying and operating elements Fig. 6: Function key levels shown using the example of menu item [Zones] 4.1.4 Status displays In addition to the summary displays that are located above the LCD display, the status displays indicate further operating conditions of the fire detection control panel. -
Page 18: Alarm Delay/Explore' Key
Chapter 4 • Displaying and operating elements User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Disablement (yellow): Illuminates as long as the transmitting device is disabled. Exploration (yellow): Blinks if during day operation the alarm delay is called up by means of ... -
Page 19: Navigation Keys
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 4 • Displaying and operating elements You must not reset the alarming devices before it is ensured that all persons have left the danger zone! 4.1.9 Navigation keys By using the '← →' keys you scroll through the tabs of the main menu in a ring- shaped way, with the '↑↓' keys you scroll in a ring-shaped way through the sub- menu or list that belongs to the main menu item shown. -
Page 20: Operation Of The Control Panel By The User
Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Operation of the control panel by the user The possibilities of operating the transmitting devices, actuations and alarming devices by means of the keys on the front of the Control Panel BC600 are also described from page 15 onwards in Chapter 4.1: „Standard displays and operating elements“... -
Page 21: Silencing The Internal Buzzer / Display Test
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user To reset the control panel, at least authorization level 2 is required. The causes of the alarms, faults, etc., are not affected by resetting the control panel! If the causes have not been removed prior to resetting, the alarms, faults, etc., will be displayed again after resetting the control panel and will be processed like new messages leading to the activation of fire prevention devices, sirens, etc. -
Page 22: Menu Structure
Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A after which the transmitting device will be activated immediately, thus notifying the fire bri- gade. If the exploration time elapses without the alarm having been reset, the fire brigade is contacted. ... -
Page 23: Operation Menus
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user The menu's starting point when you enter the numeric code for authorization level 2 or 3 while the system screen is shown Table 1: Menu structure of the Fire Detection Control Panels Series BC600 The „Type“... -
Page 24: Indications Of The Detector Zones/Elements
Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A 5.4.2.1 Indications of the detector zones/elements Fig. 7: Depiction of all detector zones and elements (=detectors), currently detector 121 / 001 is selec- ted. -
Page 25: Displaying And Operating Actuations - [Actuations]
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user Normal operation: If you want to carry out operations that go beyond that (e.g., switch into the test condition), you have to confirm the inversely indic- ated device by means of the '↵' key. -
Page 26: Displaying And Operating Transmitting Devices - [Transm. Devices]
Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A 5.4.4 Displaying and operating transmitting devices – [Transm. devices] This menu item requires at least authorization level 2. On the Fire Detection Control Panel Series BC600, transmitting devices for fire alarms (in general, for automatically notifying the fire brigade in the event of fire) and transmitting devices for fault messages (for the automatic notification of a fault clearing service) can be set up. -
Page 27: Displaying And Operating Alarming Devices - [Alarming Devices]
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user 5.4.5 Displaying and operating alarming devices – [Alarming devices] This menu item requires at least authorization level 2. 5.4.5.1 Indications of the alarming devices Fig. -
Page 28: System Menus
Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Fig. 12: Event list of the activated outputs, details not shown By using the navigation keys '↑↓' you can scroll through the respective events, the selected line is indicated inversely. -
Page 29: Status]
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user Entries starting with „T.“ are termination messages of a condition. The selected event is indicated inversely. By means of function key F5 'to functions' – F1 'show details', detailed information about the selec- ted line are additionally displayed. -
Page 30: [Counter Readings]
Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A 5.6.2.2 [Counter readings] Here you can display the counter readings of the event counters. Fig. 17: Indication of the counter readings of the event counters The number of events that have occurred since the last deletion carried out by the installer as well as the date of the last deletion are shown. -
Page 31: [Clock Accuracy]
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user 5.6.3.3 [Clock accuracy] The quartz-controlled clock that is built into the control panel has an accuracy of a few seconds per year. You can correct these small devi- ations yourself, higher deviations from the standard time are correc- ted by the maintenance technician during periodic maintenance. - Page 32 Chapter 5 • Operation of the control panel by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A On the control panel you can change this parameterisation in submenu item [Authorization] – [Lan- guage] by choosing from a list of the available languages and confirming it with the '↵' key. HB600A_en_kurz.odt / 1231 / AN9161357 ZN6085/48/32...
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Page 33: Operating Conditions
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 6 • Operating conditions Operating conditions The following operating conditions are defined in the relevant international standards: Normal condition: no event is present Fire alarm condition: at least one alarm from a fire detector has been received and the fire ... -
Page 34: Fire Alarm Condition
Chapter 6 • Operating conditions User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Fire alarm condition The control panel is in the fire alarm condition if it has classified at least one alarm that it has received from fire detectors as fire alarm and initiates the appropriate activities. A fire alarm remains stored on the control panel, even if the cause of the alarm has disappeared. -
Page 35: The First Operations On The Control Panel In Fire Alarm Condition
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 6 • Operating conditions If actuations have been parameterised for the current alarm, the 'Activated' LED in the 'Actu- ations' field illuminates, thereby indicating that the actuations have been activated. 6.2.2 The first operations on the control panel in fire alarm condition Always assume that the fire alarm is „real“... -
Page 36: Silencing The Alarming Devices
Chapter 6 • Operating conditions User Manual Series BC600 – Part A 6.2.3 Silencing the alarming devices You can silence the standard alarming device by pressing the 'On/Off' key in the 'Alarming device' field. After receiving an additional alarm or after pressing this key again, the alarm- ing device can be reactivated, depending on the local installation regulations. -
Page 37: Indication Of The Activation Of Outputs
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 6 • Operating conditions 6.3.1 Indication of the activation of outputs 6.3.1.1 Individual displays Depending on the type of the activated output function, the activation condition of the outputs is indicated on the control panel as follows: the 'Activated' LED in the 'Alarming device' field is illuminated, ... -
Page 38: Technical Messages
Chapter 6 • Operating conditions User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Technical messages Technical messages provide information on the control panel about devices that do not directly belong to the fire detection and/or extinguishing system but are important for fire prevention. The message devices for technical messages can be combined into zones in the same way as fire detect- ors, and are wired to the control panel. -
Page 39: Fault Message Condition
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 6 • Operating conditions Fault message condition The cause of the fault message condition can be either the activation of a detector zone for fault messages (e.g., in extinguishing systems, the monitoring of weight or pressure loss of the extin- guishing agent) or a fault of a function of the fire detection system. -
Page 40: Faults Of The Power Supply
Chapter 6 • Operating conditions User Manual Series BC600 – Part A If the power supply experiences a fault, the yellow 'Energy fault' LED in the status display field blinks, also see from page 40 onwards in Chapter 6.5.2: „Faults of the power supply“. In the event of a system fault, the yellow 'System fault' LED in the status display field is blink- ... -
Page 41: Resetting Fault Messages
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 6 • Operating conditions 6.5.4 Resetting fault messages Depending on how the installer has set the parameters, fault messages that are transmitted to the control panel from fault detectors, are saved until the message is reset (e.g., by disabling the fault detector zone) or are reset when the cause of the fault is eliminated. -
Page 42: Test Condition
Chapter 6 • Operating conditions User Manual Series BC600 – Part A A system part which has been disabled manually can be re-enabled through the menu control. Sys- tem parts which were automatically disabled by entering authorization level 2 or 3 are automatic- ally re-enabled when exiting authorization. -
Page 43: Confirmations
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 6 • Operating conditions You can terminate the test procedure (which requires at least authorization level 2) – of a detector zone with the command [terminate test condition] in main menu [Zones] or by dis- abling the zone, –... -
Page 44: Ensuring The Efficacy Of The System By The User
Chapter 7 • Ensuring the efficacy of the system by the user User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Ensuring the efficacy of the system by the user Periodic function tests The readiness for operation of the fire detection and/or extinguishing system must be checked regu- larly by trained personnel of the user (e.g., by the fire prevention officer) through function tests. -
Page 45: Testing The Fire Prevention Devices
– reconditioned by a qualified maintenance technician. Only specialised companies that can prove they have been periodically trained and are authorized by LST or by persons who are expli- citly authorized by LST are deemed to be qualified maintenance technicians for the fire detection system. -
Page 46: Appendix
Chapter 8 • Appendix User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Appendix Meaning of the condition symbols shown on the display Each device (detector zone, actuation, elements, etc.) which is not in the normal condition is marked on the left edge of the display of the fire detection control panel with a condition symbol that allows you to see the current condition at a glance. -
Page 47: Condition Symbols For Actuations, Alarming Devices And Transmitting Devices
User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Chapter 8 • Appendix Detector zone/element for Condition zone has been switched to alarm suppression one or several detector(s) has/have been switched to alarm suppression detector has been switched to alarm suppression Table 5: Condition symbols of detector zones and elements (detectors), which are shown on the left edge of the display in case of an event. -
Page 48: Index
Chapter 9 • Index User Manual Series BC600 – Part A Index -activation of actuations 36 - A - - F - -disablement condition 41 activation condition of actuation fault message -fault message condition 39 -emergency operation 40 -fire alarm condition 34 fault message condition 39 actuation -normal condition 33...
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