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Honeywell DA2 Series Installation & Programming Manual

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DA2-Series BOWS
and SAM-4
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NSTALLATION
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ROGRAMMING
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5/11/21
Rev: E
DOC-01-051

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  • Page 1 DA2-Series BOWS and SAM-4 & NSTALLATION ROGRAMMING ANUAL 5/11/21 Rev: E DOC-01-051...

  • Page 2: Documentation Feedback

    Brief description of the content you think should be improved or corrected • Your suggestion for how to correct/improve documentation Send email messages to: HBTPacificFireSupport@Honeywell.com Please note this email address is for documentation feedback only. If you have any technical issues, please contact your nearest branch for technical support.

  • Page 3: Installation Precautions

    Installation Precautions Adherence to the following will aid in problem-free installation with long-term reliability: WARNING - Several different sources of power can be connected to the fire alarm control panel. Disconnect all sources of power before servicing. Control unit and associated equipment may be damaged by removing and/or inserting cards, modules, or interconnecting cables while the unit is energized.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Section 1 About this Manual ..............3 1.1. Notes, Cautions and Warnings ............... 3 1.2. Related Documentation ................3 Section 2 System Overview ..............4 2.1. Introduction .................... 4 2.2. Features and Specifications..............5 2.3. System Diagram ..................6 Section 3 Installation ................
  • Page 5 5.13. Configuring the Chime Tone ............... 39 5.14. Exiting the Menu.................. 39 5.15. Recording a Custom Message using the CMM-2 ........ 39 Section 6 Network Programming ............42 6.1. Network Overview ................42 6.2. Network Devices .................. 42 6.3. Configuring the Network Type ............43 6.4.

  • Page 6: Section 1 About This Manual

    DA Series BOWS Section 1 About this Manual Section 1 About this Manual 1.1. Notes, Cautions and Warnings This manual contains notes, cautions and warnings to alert the reader as follows: NOTE: Supplement information for a topic such as tips and references. CAUTION: Information about procedures that could cause programming errors, runtime errors, or equipment damage.

  • Page 7: Section 2 System Overview

    Section 2 System Overview Section 2 System Overview 2.1. Introduction The Honeywell DA2-Series range of Building Occupant Warning Systems (BOWS) is used to warn building occupants of an emergency and aid in the evacuation of building as per AS1670.4 and AS4428.16 requirements.

  • Page 8: Features And Specifications

    DA Series BOWS Section 2 System Overview 2.2. Features and Specifications Features • High efficiency digital amplifier design results in low power consumption. • Protection against overloaded speaker lines and short circuit connections. • Choice of 17 standard tones. • Choice of 9 standard messages. •...

  • Page 9: System Diagram

    DA Series BOWS Section 2 System Overview 2.3. System Diagram A block diagram of a standalone DA2-BOWS with SAM-4 and Pre-Amplifier is shown in Figure 2-1. An example network system diagram is shown in Figure 2-2. A Speaker Amplifier Monitoring and Distribution Module (SAM-4) is used with DA2-series of amplifiers to provide four separately monitored 100V speaker outputs, as well as monitoring the integrity of the DA2 amplifier itself.
  • Page 10 DA Series BOWS Section 2 System Overview Figure 2-2 - Example Network System Diagram NOTE: While the DA2-Series BOWS is backwards compatible with previously used controllers. To maintain compliance of an AS4428.16 system any controller used must be certified. DOC-01-004...
  • Page 11 DA Series BOWS Section 2 System Overview Available Kits The kits displayed in Table 2-1 are available from Honeywell: Title Honeywell Part # DA2-30 – 30W BOWS amplifier main board (NI-2019-01Variant 1) DA2-20 c/w interconnect cable, EOL, stand-offs and screws DA2-60 –...

  • Page 12: Section 3 Installation

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Section 3 Installation 3.1. DA2-30 – 30W Amplifier Complete the following steps to install the DA2-30 CPU board: Remove power from the panel remembering that there may be more than one source of power. Fit the supplied standoffs to the CHS style mounting plate.
  • Page 13 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Connect the alarm connection from a monitored 24V output on the panel’s termination board. If the end of line resistor is to be 4.7kΩ then place a jumper shunt on the CIE EOL pins. NOTE: Do not remove the red jumper fitted to the ribbon cable header on the left-hand side of the DA2-30 unless networking with another DA2 module.
  • Page 14 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Lockdown and Chime activation connections need to be located in the FDCIE 100V Line To speaker Circuit only needs 47kΩ 1W EOL when no SAM4 is connected. Ferrite Bead DYR-135-A2 (included in the kit) Not used Amplifier Monitoring / Control Interface...

  • Page 15: Da2-60/120 - 60W/120W Amplifier

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.2. DA2-60/120 – 60W/120W Amplifier Refer to Segment 3.1 to install the DA2-60/120 CPU boards. Mount the DA2-60 to the CHS mounting plate as shown in Figure 3-3 for connection diagram refer to Figure 3-5. Mount the DA2-120 to the CHS mounting plate shown in Figure 3-3 for connection diagram refer to Figure 3-6.
  • Page 16 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Lockdown and Chime activation connections need to be located in the FDCIE 100V Line To speaker Circuit only needs 47kΩ 1W EOL when no SAM4 is connected. Ferrite Bead DYR-135-A2 (included in the kit) Amplifier Monitoring / Not used Control Interface...
  • Page 17 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Lockdown and Chime activation connections need to be located in the FDCIE 100V Line To speaker Circuit only needs 47kΩ 1W EOL when no SAM4 is connected. Ferrite Bead DYR-135-A2 (included in the kit) Amplifier Monitoring / Control Interface Not used...

  • Page 18: Connecting Background Music (Bgm)

    The capacitor and transformer are provided when purchasing speakers from Honeywell. Check that the tapping of the speaker is set for your required output level and the total loading does not exceed the power rating of the amplifier. To comply with AS 4428.16, the speaker lines must be connected to the speaker interfaces of SAM-4 module.

  • Page 19: Sam-4 4-Way Speaker Distribution Module

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.5. SAM-4 4-Way Speaker Distribution Module The four-way speaker distribution module is used to distribute the speaker line to up to 4 areas of a building. It does not amplify the signal. It provides separate monitoring to each output line and indicates their fault condition via on board LEDs and fault relays.
  • Page 20 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation The supervision of all speaker lines is enabled by default. To disable any speaker line supervision, use a tool to change the DIP switch (SW3) to ON position. Connect the speaker output lines to the distributed speakers as required. Fit a 47kΩ 1W EOL resistor for each line, even if there are no speakers connected to the line.

  • Page 21: Connecting Multiple Sam-4 Modules

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.6. Connecting multiple SAM-4 Modules Up to 8 SAM-4 modules can be connected to an amplifier module, so that the amplifier may drive more speaker lines. Please refer to figure 3-25 and follow below steps to connect the modules: Connect 100V output of previous module to 100V input of next module, connect all the modules as a chain;...
  • Page 22 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Figure 3-11 - Example of multiple SAM-4 Networked Together DOC-01-004...

  • Page 23: Controller

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.7. DA Controller NOTE: While the DA2-Series BOWS is backwards compatible with previously used controllers. To maintain compliance of an AS4428.16 system any controller used must be certified. NOTE: When using the DA2-Series BOWS with a retrofitted system, that in the DA2- Series BOWS the PA has a lower priority than the Emergency tones.

  • Page 24: Pre-Amp Controller (Da-Dispf)

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.8. DA – Pre-Amp Controller (DA-DISPF) Figure 3-14 – DA Pre-Amp Controller Board Mounting To remotely activate the false alarm message, connect an external button across the false alarm message jumper pins on the display board as per Figure 3-15. To remotely activate the test message, connect an external button across the test message jumper pins on the display board as per Figure 3-15.

  • Page 25: Alternate Microphone

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.9. Alternate Microphone An alternate microphone can be connected to the microphone terminal on the CPU board of the amplifier. A Push to Talk (PTT) switch to activate the microphone must be placed across the terminals as shown in Figure 3-16.

  • Page 26: Custom Message Module (Cmm-2)

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.10. Custom Message Module (CMM-2) Install a custom message module (CMM-2) for an additional 2 messages. Ensure the amplifier is powered down. Insert the CMM-2 into the amplifier as shown in Figure 3-17. The CMM-2 must have the white corner indicator furthest away from the seven-segment display.

  • Page 27: Chime And Lockdown Activation Connection

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.12. Chime and Lockdown Activation Connection Connect a normally open momentary push button across the terminals as shown in Figure 3-19. A momentary push button is recommended as you do not need to have the button down for the duration of the message, only to activate it.

  • Page 28: Connecting A Pre-Amplifier To The Microphone Selector

    DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation 3.14. Connecting a pre-amplifier to the Microphone Selector NOTE: While the DA2-Series BOWS is backwards compatible with previously used controllers. To maintain compliance of an AS4428.16 system any controller used must be certified. Figure 3-21 shows how to connect the pre-amplifier to the microphone selector. The microphone selector can be used to page single zones or all zones from the one microphone.
  • Page 29 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Use two 12mm M3 standoffs to fasten the microphone selector to the standoffs on the metalwork. Screw the nut onto the shaft of the switch to help secure it to the metalwork. Fit the knob of the switch to the shaft. Check that it indicates the right position and can be turned to the available options.
  • Page 30 DA Series BOWS Section 3 Installation Figure 3-23 - Connecting a Standalone Device to a Microphone Selector Figure 3-24 Connecting a Standalone Device to a Microphone Selector DOC-01-004...

  • Page 31: Section 4 Operation

    DA Series BOWS Section 4 Operation Section 4 Operation 4.1. Using the DA Controller/DA-PAC The DA controller is used to manually override the automatic function of the amplifier. There are four settings: a. Off This will turn the amplifier off, including background music and microphone paging, even if it has an alarm from the panel or on its network.

  • Page 32: Activating The Chime Tone

    DA Series BOWS Section 4 Operation 4.5. Activating the Chime Tone To play the message programmed as the chime message, short the terminal ‘CHIME IN’ to 0V. This can be done via a relay or normally open switch. If the terminal is constantly held down, the amplifier will play the message repeatedly.

  • Page 33: Adjusting The Microphone Level

    DA Series BOWS Section 4 Operation Figure 4-1 - Amplifier Level Adjustment Pots NOTE: The amplifier connector to zone 1 of the microphone selector provides power for the pre-amplifier. The connection for Zone 1 must be connected to a front display card connected to a pre-amplifier.

  • Page 34: Adjusting The Background Music (Bgm) Level

    DA Series BOWS Section 4 Operation 4.11. Adjusting the Background Music (BGM) Level When setting the volume for the first time on the system the main amplifier gain should be set before adjusting the BGM LEVEL. Using some background music to test, Set the pot labelled ‘BGM LEVEL’ (Figure 4-1) to the lowest level (furthest point counter clockwise).

  • Page 35: Section 5 Programming

    DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming Section 5 Programming 5.1. Programming Menu Overview To access the menu, press the ‘OPTION’ button on the CPU board under the seven-segment display. To cycle through the options, press the ‘OPTION’ button again. Once an option is selected, press the ‘UP’...
  • Page 36 DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming ↓ Chime Message Setting   See Section 5.13 ↓ Automatic Alarm Activation Setting  See Section 6.4 ↓ Alert Output to strobe card Setting    See Section 5.8 ↓ Evac Output to strobe card Setting ...

  • Page 37: Message/Chime List

    DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming 5.2. Message/Chime List The following is a list of the messages that can be selected for each option requiring a message: Message  Blank “Warning, the fire alarm system has operated. Stand by for further instructions” ...

  • Page 38: Tones List

    DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming 5.3. Tones List The following is a list of the tones that can be selected for each option requiring a tone: Message  Blank  Ramping T3  T3 520Hz  T3 800Hz  T3 970Hz ...

  • Page 39: Configuring The Country Setting

    DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming 5.4. Configuring the Country Setting The country setting changes the defaults of the delay time, evacuation tone and the evacuation speech message to settings which are relevant to a specific country. It does not change the operation of the device in any way.

  • Page 40: Configuring The Delay Between Alert And Evacuation

    DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming Press ENTER to confirm the setting. To set the evacuate message, press the OPTION button until the menu shows S2:xx (Speech 2 – Evacuation tone Speech). Press UP or DOWN to scroll to one of the options in Table 5-1 - Message/Chime List. Press ENTER to confirm the setting.

  • Page 41: Configuring The Evac Output To The Strobe Card

    DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming 5.9. Configuring the Evac Output to the Strobe Card To set the Evac output to the strobe card (see Figure 3-18 - Strobe Interface Connection), press the OPTION button until the menu shows SE:xx. Press UP or DOWN to scroll to one of the following options: - Output active when broadcasting alert message/tone cycle.

  • Page 42: Configuring The Chime Tone

    DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming 5.13. Configuring the Chime Tone To set the chime tone, press the OPTION button until the menu shows CH:xx. Press UP or DOWN to scroll to one of the following options: CH: XX - XX is one of the options in Table 5-1 - Message/Chime List. At - Option to play the alert tone/message cycle.
  • Page 43 DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming Figure 5-1 - Custom Message Module Connections Select the message number you want to record using dipswitch-2 on the CMM-2: - ‘OFF’ for message 1. - ‘ON’ for message 2. At this point the existing programmed message can be played by pressing PLAY. Press RECORD, a countdown will be displayed on the seven-segment display.
  • Page 44 DA Series BOWS Section 5 Programming This will put the system into record mode and set the amplifier to ‘OFF’ on the front display card. The segment display will show Et and generate a fault on the system. Select the message number you want to record using dipswitch-2 on the CMM-2: - ‘OFF’...

  • Page 45: Section 6 Network Programming

    DA Series BOWS Section 6 Network Programming Section 6 Network Programming 6.1. Network Overview Up to 8 DA series amplifiers can be networked together to provide the following additional features: Expand the number of zones they can drive without needing to wire and program another amplifier.

  • Page 46: Configuring The Network Type

    DA Series BOWS Section 6 Network Programming c. Standalone This device can be programmed to take paging audio and background music audio in addition to synchronisation pulses from the network. It must have its own inputs for ancillary messages. It must have a CIE signal from the panel to activate its alarm state.

  • Page 47: Configuring The Synchronisation Of Tones

    DA Series BOWS Section 6 Network Programming 6.5. Configuring the Synchronisation of Tones The synchronisation setting programs the device to synchronise its tones with the controller system or to play the tone immediately not waiting for synchronisation. It is recommended that when synchronising the tones and messages of the controller and the standalone, the selected messages and tones be the same.

  • Page 48: Section 7 Diagnostics

    DA Series BOWS Section 7 Diagnostics Section 7 Diagnostics 7.1. Fault List When a fault condition is detected by the BOWS, the fault relay drops out and the contacts close (See Figure 7-1). The fault code is shown on the seven-segment display. Figure 7-1 Fault Relay Conditions The fault codes and their description are shown below: : 01...
  • Page 49 DA Series BOWS Section 7 Diagnostics between DA and the first SAM-4 module is loose or faulty field wiring. : 06 Amplifier Short Circuit This is displayed when there is a short circuit across the speaker line terminals(100V) of DA2-series module. This is usually caused by a wiring fault but can also be caused by water getting into the line or a crossover capacitor on the speaker transformer being faulty or not installed.
  • Page 50 DA Series BOWS Section 7 Diagnostics : 13 Fault on the Strobe Card The strobe card connected to the system has a fault on it. See the manual for the strobe card. External Message Flash Fault : 14 The memory on the CMM-2 external custom message module is corrupt. Contact technical support for assistance.

  • Page 51: Diagnostics Menu Overview

    DA Series BOWS Section 7 Diagnostics 7.2. Diagnostics Menu Overview The diagnostics menu is used to help the service technician fault find when they are using the amplifier. To get to the diagnostics menu, press the OPTION button until you get to the diagnostics menu indicated by di: A9.

  • Page 52: Checking Inputs

    DA Series BOWS Section 7 Diagnostics 7.5. Checking Inputs It is recommended that the amplifier be in the off state (Switching the DA2-Controller to off) when checking the inputs into the board. To access the input check function, press the OPTION button until you get to the diagnostics menu indicated by biA9.

  • Page 53: Checking/Resetting Over Current Faults

    DA Series BOWS Section 7 Diagnostics 7.7. Checking/Resetting Over Current Faults To access the number of over currents faults the board has been exposed to, press the OPTION button until you get to the diagnostics menu indicated by biA9. Press UP to scroll to AC. x. x will indicate if the device has been exposed to an over current fault since start-up.

  • Page 54: Appendix A - Factory Defaults

    DA Series BOWS Appendix Appendix A – Factory Defaults Below is a list of the factory default settings in the unit: Option Description Default Value d0: 00 − Australia Delay time from Alert to Evacuate d-: -- See Section 5.7 d0: 00−...
  • Page 55 DA Series BOWS Appendix DOC-01-004...
  • Page 56 HONEYWELL BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES Head Office 9 Columbia Way 56 Cawley St Ellerslie Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153 AUCKLAND, NZ 1051 Tel: Australia - 1300 368 755 Tel: +64 9 623 5050 (New Zealand) E-Mail: HBTPacificFireSupport@honeywell.com Website: www.honeywell.com...

This manual is also suitable for:

Da2-30Da2-60Da2-12Da2-120

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