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Johnson Controls FireClass FC501 Series User Manual
Johnson Controls FireClass FC501 Series User Manual

Johnson Controls FireClass FC501 Series User Manual

Addressable fire control panels

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Introduction
Johnson Controls assumes no responsibility
for damage to products arising from improper
application or misuse.
The FC501-L, FC501-H, and FC501-HK fire control
panels comply with the essential requirements of
standards EN54-2, EN54-4, and EN 54-21.
The FC501-L, FC501-H, and FC501-HK fire control
panels support several addressable devices, such
as detectors, modules, manual call points, and so
on. For further information about these devices and
their accessories, refer to http://www.fireclass.com.
The manufacturer reserves the right to change the
technical specifications of these products without
prior notice.
Maintenance
To ensure that the system continues to operate
correctly, it must be maintained with regular testing
by the user and periodic maintenance by the
installer in accordance with local laws.
Note: For the maintenance of other devices
such as detectors, modules, and so on, follow
the dedicated instructions for the devices.
FC501 Addressable Fire Control Panels User
The following operations must be carried out
regularly:
1. Remove dust from the control panel cabinet with
a damp cloth. Do not use solvents of any kind.
2. Check that the LEDs and buzzer are functioning
correctly. To do this, use the LAMP TEST key.
3. Ensure the batteries are sufficiently charged
and functioning correctly. If not, replace them
immediately.
CAUTION: Batteries must be replaced by a
trained person only.
4. Ensure all cables and connections are intact.
5. Ensure there are no unrelated objects inside the
control panel case.
6. Ensure the control panel is capable of processing
a fire alarm, and if sounders are present in the
system, they activate in consequence of this
alarm. If there is a facility for transmission of fire
alarm signals to a central station, ensure that the
signal is correctly received.
7. Verify the functionality of the circuit for the
detection of earth fault. The procedure is as
follows:
a. Connect one of the SH terminals of the loop
to the panel earth.
b. Verify that the fault is reported correctly by
the panel.
c. Remove the connection previously made.
Note: Points 1 and 2 can be carried out by
users. Points 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 must be carried
out by qualified persons.
Manual
120.615.011_FC-FC501-P-U Rev. 11.0
2023-11-07

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Summary of Contents for Johnson Controls FireClass FC501 Series

  • Page 1 If there is a facility for transmission of fire alarm signals to a central station, ensure that the signal is correctly received. Johnson Controls assumes no responsibility for damage to products arising from improper 7. Verify the functionality of the circuit for the application or misuse.
  • Page 2: Waste Electrical And Electronic Equipment (Weee) Directive

    Waste Electrical and Electronic to identify function buttons and indicators. Powered: 2.7 A @ 27.6 V switching power supply. Equipment (WEEE) Directive FC501-HK FC501-HK is an analogue addressable fire control panel with one loop incorporating three sub-loops. The panel can support up to 128 addressable devices and 32 zones.
  • Page 3: User Access Levels

    User access levels Access level 1 (L1) At access level 1 (L1) or viewing level, all users can access the menu listed in Table Table 1: Access level 1 (L1) Menu Options Description ANALYZE 1. Loop View loop information 2. Device View devices information 3.
  • Page 4: User Interface

    User interface • Cursors keys: Up, Down, Right, and Left • Esc key Figure 1: UI view of FC501-L and FC501-H • Enter key • Help button to open the help screens on the display. See Figure • Command keys Note: You can use the cursor keys Up, Down, Right, and Left, and the command keys LAMP TEST and SILENCE BUZZER to enter the...
  • Page 5 Table 3: Control panel and repeater keys Description Notes LAMP TEST Tests the buzzer and the LEDs If you press this key when the control panel is functioning as intended, all LEDs are on and the buzzer emits a continuous beep. HELP Explains the information on the LCD •...
  • Page 6: Status Leds

    Status LEDs Table 4 describes how the control panel LEDs operate, and the actions that can be taken during the various states signaled on the LEDs. Table 4: Control panel and repeater LEDs Description FIRE (Red) ON indicates the alarm status. In the event of an alarm, the control panel activates the unbypassed alarm outputs.
  • Page 7 Table 4: Control panel and repeater LEDs Description SOUNDERS ON indicates that the output is disabled or outputs configured to "act as SC1" are FAULTS/DIS disabled. (Amber) Flashing indicates that the SC1 is in fault or outputs configured to "act as SC1" are in fault.
  • Page 8: Front Screen

    Display • Main screen • Diagnostic screens The information on the display is organized as screens, as follows: • Menu screen • Events driven screen • Front screen Figure 3: Event driven screens and main screen basic interactions Callout Description If the panel is in normal activity, wait 30 seconds.
  • Page 9: Menu Screen

    Figure 4: The main screens Note: The date and time field flashs until the date and time is set. Table 7: Keys function on the main screen Function Moves to program or analyze mode Moves to disable or view lists mode Shows the view log or moves to modify mode Selects between the function groups...
  • Page 10: Warning Status

    To manually access the suppressed event screens in • The repeaters this condition, use the View lists option on the main Figure 6 shows how to scroll the warning status screen. screens. Warning status Figure 6: Scrolling warning status screens You can program the control panel to provide warning or delay-to-alarm status before alarm status.
  • Page 11: Delay-To-Alarm Status

    Table 9: Keys function on the warning status Callout Description screens First zone or device into delay-to-alarm Function status Down Shows the previous event. The display Number of zones and devices in delay- does not show the previous event if it is to-alarm status (flashing) the first.
  • Page 12 Table 10: Keys function on the delay-to-alarm Figure 8: Scrolling delay-to-alarm screens status screens Function Displays the status screen of the last point in delay-to-alarm status Displays further points in delay-to-alarm status. When point information is present in the fourth row, press the 4 key to display the status screen of the related device.
  • Page 13: Alarm Status

    Alarm status latest zone's point gone in alarm status. The display updates this information in real time. A detector or manual call point can initiate the The point view mode shows the first point gone in alarm status. alarm status and the last point gone in alarm status, The following items signal the alarm status: not depending on the point's zones.
  • Page 14: Fault Status

    Fault status Figure 10: Scrolling of alarm status screens The following items signal the fault status: • ON GENERAL FAULT LED • Message on the control panel display • Flashing of specific fault LEDs, if present: POWER SUPPLY FAULT BATTERY TROUBLE EARTH FAULT SYSTEM FAULT FIRE SIGNAL FAULT...
  • Page 15 Note: For keys 2, 3, and 4, if the access level Callout Description is less than L2, a password is required before Last fault proceeding to disablement. First fault Figure 12 shows how to scroll the fault status screens. Note: If a fault is related to a loop device, the faulty point label is swapped with the point's Figure 12: Scrolling of fault status screens zone label every three seconds.
  • Page 16 Locate loop break Locate the not addressed devices In the case of loop break, the display shows the fault In the case of a NOT POGRAMMED DEV. fault, to LOOP SIGNAL OPEN. See Figure 13 locate not-addressed devices, use the procedure shown in Figure Figure 13: Locate loop break screens...
  • Page 17 Analyze Callout Description Press the SILENCE/RESOUND Use the analyze functions to view the information SOUNDERS key to switch on the related to the control panel system. You can access the analyze functions though the analyze menu and modules LEDs and beacons and to through the options view log and view lists on the reactivate the sounders, again.
  • Page 18 1 Key - View loop information 2 Key - View devices information Use the 1 key to view the loop information. See Use the 2 key to view the loop device information. Figure Figure Figure 16: Viewing loop information Figure 17: Viewing device information Callout Description Loop number...
  • Page 19: Selecting The Device

    Fields Table 16: Keys function for loop selection Function The device status field displays the current status of the detector or module. See callout 8 in Figure Selects loop 1 The possible values are as follows: Selects loop 2 • WORKING Selects loop 3 •...
  • Page 20 3 Key - View software zones Table 19: Keys function for software zones information display information Function To view software zones information, press the 3 key Right Selects the next software zone. on the ANALYZE menu. The status of the software zones display in compact format, see Figure Left...
  • Page 21 5 Key – View network devices status Callout Description To view network devices status, such as the MFI IP address of the IP module modules and repeaters, press the 5 key on the Type of communication analyze menu. See Figure Figure 20: Viewing network devices status 2.
  • Page 22 8 Key – View event log Table 22: Control panel operating mode abbreviations To view the event log, press the 8 key on the Abbreviation Description ANALYZE menu. See Figure Day mode Figure 24: Viewing the event log Night mode Automatic mode To return to the ANALYZE menu, press Esc.
  • Page 23 • Event localisation: Figure 25: Scrolling of event log screens Control panel or repeater Loop number Device type Device address Zone number • Event cause • Event time and date Table 23: Keys function on the view event log screen Function Views alarm events only Views delay-to-alarm events only...
  • Page 24: View Lists

    To return to the analyze menu, press Esc. Callout Description View lists Total number of items in the list Lists list To view the lists in Table 24, select the View List option on the main screen. Note: A flashing list number indi- cates that the relative list is not Table 24: Lists description empty.
  • Page 25 Figure 28: The modify menu Table 27: Keys function on the modify panel label screen Description Alphanumeric Enters the panel label keypad Cursor keys • Up: Changes the selected letter from lower case to upper case • Down: Changes the selected letter from upper case to lower Callout Description...
  • Page 26: Day And Night Modes

    2 Key - Modify your own password 3 Key - Day and night modes To modify your own password, press the 2 key on To change the control panel operating mode from the Modify menu. See Figure 30 day mode to night mode and reciprocally, press the 3 key on the Modify menu.
  • Page 27 5 Key - Clear event log 6 Key – Walk test To clear the event log, press the 5 key on the Modify Use the walk test function to test the software menu. The display shows a warning message. See zone's initiating devices.
  • Page 28 To access the disable menu, complete the following steps: 1. On the main screen, select the Disable option by pressing the 2 key. 2. Enter a valid password, then press Enter. 8. If you want the zone's sounders activated for The default user password is 111111.
  • Page 29 1 Key – View disabled items Table 33: Keys function on the view disabled items screen To view the disabled items, press the 1 key on the Disable menu. See Figure 34 Function Displays the relevant disable screen Figure 34: Disabled items screens Cursor keys Up key: Displays the previous disabled item Down key: Displays the next disabled...
  • Page 30 2 Key – Disable loop devices Select the loop To select the loop of the device you want to disable To disable and enable loop devices, press the 2 key or enable, use the keys in Table on the Disable menu. See Figure Table 34: Keys function on the selecting loop Figure 35: Disable and enable loop devices...
  • Page 31: Select The Channel

    Select the device After selecting the loop, the LCD shows the screen for selecting the device. See Figure 35 To select the device that you want to disable or enable, use the keys in Table Table 35: Keys function on the selecting device screen Function Notes Alphanumeric keys...
  • Page 32 3 Key – Disable software zones Table 38: Keys function on the selecting software zone screen To disable and enable software zones, press the 3 key on the Disable menu. See Figure 36 Function Cancels the operation and returns Figure 36: Disable and enable software zones to the main screen screens Enter...
  • Page 33: Select The Output

    4 Key - Disable outputs To disable or enable the selected output, use the keys in Table To disable and enable the control panel outputs, Table 41: Keys function on the disable output press the 4 key on the Disable menu. See Figure screen Figure 37: Disable and enable outputs screens...
  • Page 34: Select The Network Device

    Select the network device Figure 39: Disabling or enabling communicator modules screens To select a network device, use the keys in Table Table 42: Keys function on the selecting network device screen Function Alphanumeric Enters the network device number: keys •...
  • Page 35 Select the communicator module Figure 40: Disabling the CSG To select a communicator module, use the keys in Table Table 44: Keys function on the selecting communicator module screen Function To view all the enable and disable actions, click View List > Dis. Parts, or you can use the Up and Scrolls the following communicator View Log menu.
  • Page 36 8 Key - Disable fire relay To disable and enable the fire relay, press the 8 key on the Disable menu. See Figure Figure 42: Disable or enable the fire relay screen Callout Description Item to disable or enable Access level Menu name If flashing, the control panel is operating normally...
  • Page 37 Appendix Table 47: LCD acronyms Loop device Loop device Device acronyms acronym name description Table 47 shows the acronyms used on the panel LCD 440AIB FC440AIB Addressable Base to idenitfy the devices on the loops. Sounder Beacon VID Table 47: LCD acronyms 440AVB FC440AVB Addressable Base...
  • Page 38: Lcd Display Description

    FC500 repeater Table 47: LCD acronyms Loop device Loop device Description of command keys acronym name description Note: Only the LAMP TEST, SILENCE BUZZER 460PH FC460PH Addressable Optical and EVAC control keys can be activated at L1, Smoke and Heat without a password.
  • Page 39 Description of event driven screens The event driven screens are activated by events in the system and override the screen present on the display at that time. An event driven screen may be overridden by another event driven screen that has a higher priority.
  • Page 40 CPR information Tyco Fire & Security GmbH, Victor von Bruns-Strasse 21, 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Schaffhausen, Switzerland 0051-CPR-0406 DoP-2015-4218 (FC501-L) DoP-2015-4219 (FC501-H and FC501-HK) EN 54-2:1997+A1:2006, EN54-4: 1997+A1:2002+A2:2006, EN 54-21: 2006 Control and indicating equipment with integrated power supply equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings with alarm transmission and fault warning routing equipment Expected options Fault signals from points...
  • Page 41 EN 54-21 Essential characteristics Performance of transmission: Passed Operational reliability: Passed Durability of operational reliability, temperature resistance: Passed Durability of operational reliability, vibration resistance: Passed Durability of operational reliability, electrical stability: Passed Durability of operational reliability, humidity resistance: Passed EN 54-4 Essential characteristics Performance of power supply: Passed Operational reliability: Passed Durability of operational reliability, temperature resistance: Passed...
  • Page 42 Alarm transmission and fault warning routing equipment for fire alarm systems installed in buildings © 2023 Johnson Controls. All rights reserved. All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice. Tyco Fire and Security GmbH, Victor von Bruns-Strasse 21, 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland.

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