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Tyco FP1600 Operating Instructions Manual

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FP1600 / OMEGA 64
INSTALLATION AND
CONFIGURATION MANUAL
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  • Page 1 LT0312 FP1600 / OMEGA 64 INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL Site Name: This manual should be left in the panel...
  • Page 2 The FP1600 and OMEGA 64 Fire Alarm Systems contain Static sensitive components. Always observe appropriate ESD precautions when handling any Printed Circuit Boards.

  • Page 3: Operating Instructions

    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FP1600 / OMEGA 64 is a 16 zone self-contained conventional fire alarm system expandable in multiples of 16 zones to maximum of 96 zones. It has been designed specifically to meet NZS 4512:1997, the New Zealand Building Code (Section F7), and the NZ Fire Service requirements for connection to remote receiving stations.
  • Page 4 Residential - Allows connection of conventional 2-wire smoke detectors and clean contact devices. Open circuit is defect. Short circuit is an instant alarm if using programmable “MCP” facility. (N/C contacts require PA0443 Contact conversion module). Default configuration: “MCP” option disabled and smoke detectors Non-Brigade signalling, Non-Bell ringing, Non-Indicating, AVF enabled.
  • Page 5 Control Buttons (internal) - Four pushbuttons give access to current and latched display information, operator functions and to the programming facility (described later): “Current Defects” shows all defects currently present. “Latched Defects” shows all defects since last Panel Reset, including those currently present. “System Status”...
  • Page 6 Charger Inhibit - Starts a 40 minute Charger Inhibit period (reduced voltage). Also initiates an automatic self-test (if permitted). Panel Reset will terminate period. Bells Output - For supervision, all alerting devices must have a series diode (eg. 1N4004), and End of Line resistors must be fitted as follows: 1 Branch: 9k1 1% EOL, 2 Branches: 2 x 18k 1% EOLs, or 3 Branches: 3 x 27k 1% EOLs.
  • Page 7 Door Key HW0213 Keyswitch Key OMEGA 64 Masters have only 16 zones fitted. Extenders have no zone boards fitted. Refer to LT0200 - "How to order FP1600 and OMEGA64" for more detailed information. LT0312 v1.03 4 July 2003 Page 5...
  • Page 8 Display Codes System States Alarms = Normal = Common Fire = Common Defect = Zone nn Alarm = Slave address not = Residential Alarm set (Slave only) on Zone nn = Charger Inhibited = Batt Very Low Fire (long test only) (latched on power up) = Panel Reset Isolates...
  • Page 9 Display Codes Self Test Mode Operation Self/Auto Test Failure Codes = Self Test Mode running Self Test Fail sounds buzzer (four beeps) (flashes) and displays failure mode code(s) as follows = Checking all zones are normal = Checking zones = Zone nn failed to go into alarm go into Alarm = Checking all zones = Zone nn failed to go back to normal...
  • Page 10 SELECT Button Function Menu MODE Button CHANGE Button Button Display Button Display <base> Panel Reset and return to <base> Self Test Mode running if permitted Long Beep and Return to <base> if not permitted Lamp Test On (LEDs flashing on, Buzzer on for 3 sec) Pressing any key or a new alarm event will cancel Non-Latching Test Mode if permitted (Pr to clear) Long Beep if not Permitted...
  • Page 11 SELECT Button Programming Menu MODE Button CHANGE Button Button Display Button Display Press and hold the SELECT, MODE and CHANGE buttons on the Master Board to enter Programming Mode (system will make 3 short and 1 long beeps). Fit the "Data Program Enable" link in all boards if any changes are to be saved Step through Zones to Configure Select Zone Configuration Options Change or Toggle Zone Configuration Option...

  • Page 12: Zone Programming

    Programming Options and Codes Zone Programming Zone and Zone Mapping Options = Callpoint or none = Zone Number nn (S, rE only. Enables MCP band) Circuit Type = Gated or not = Flowswitch (S, Co, rE only) Circuit Type = Latching or not = Thermal nb = nothing calls brigade Circuit Type...
  • Page 13 Programming Options and Codes Ancillary Output Programming Ancillary Output Defaults = Ancillary nn (Ar, A1 - A21) Ancil Relay (Ar) ON for Com Fire, Lamp Test Ancil 1 (A1) ON for Zone 1, Lamp Test (Z1-) = Ancillary nn is mapped from a zone (LH decimal on = yes) Ancil 2 (A2) ON for Zone 2, Lamp Test (Z2-) = Ancillary nn has programmable...
  • Page 14 Enter programming mode Fit ”Data Program Enable” link to allow changes to be saved. th, FL and steps steps Ec ONLY steps toggles toggles toggles toggles toggles Press Call Ring Thermal Resid. Circuit Type Gate Latch Brigade Point Bells Mode to step thru all Zones...
  • Page 15 Press SELECT to step Press MODE to step Press CHANGE to change mapping. Press MODE to step to through Groups to map through Ancillaries Centre decimal on = yes next Ancillary to Ancillaries Press SELECT to step Press MODE to Press CHANGE to change mapping.
  • Page 16 FP1600 / OMEGA 64 Zone Wiring Manual Heat Call Point Detector Thermal / Combined Circuit Wiring Smoke Detector Smoke / Residential Circuit Wiring Black Yellow PA0443 Manual Call Point with PA0443 RZDU Wiring +ANC +ANC Address (1-8) FP1600 / OMEGA 64...
  • Page 17 Record Your System's Configuration Master Board Brigade Connection: Brigade Connected / Local Only Evacuation Supervision: enable / disable Ancillary Override (Global): enable / disable Flowswitch Delay (Global): 0. / 5. / 10. / 15. / 20. / 25. secs (default 5.) Battery Low Voltage Adjust (Master only): 12.2V ____ (P or -) (default = P0) Residential Delay: seconds (0 = latch) (default = r03, 10 sec increments)
  • Page 18 MASTER BOARD CONFIGURATION Page 16 4 July 2003 LT0312 v1.03...
  • Page 19 MASTER BOARD CONFIGURATION Centre decimal on = yes LT0312 v1.03 4 July 2003 Page 17...
  • Page 20 2nd BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Page 18 4 July 2003 LT0312 v1.03...
  • Page 21 2nd BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Centre decimal on = yes LT0312 v1.03 4 July 2003 Page 19...
  • Page 22 3rd BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Page 20 4 July 2003 LT0312 v1.03...
  • Page 23 3rd BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Centre decimal on = yes LT0312 v1.03 4 July 2003 Page 21...
  • Page 24 4th BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Page 22 4 July 2003 LT0312 v1.03...
  • Page 25 4th BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Centre decimal on = yes LT0312 v1.03 4 July 2003 Page 23...
  • Page 26 5th BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Page 24 4 July 2003 LT0312 v1.03...
  • Page 27 5th BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Centre decimal on = yes LT0312 v1.03 4 July 2003 Page 25...
  • Page 28 6th BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Page 26 4 July 2003 LT0312 v1.03...
  • Page 29 6th BOARD ( ) CONFIGURATION Centre decimal on = yes LT0312 v1.03 4 July 2003 Page 27...
  • Page 30 UNIVERSAL VARIABLES CONFIGURATION In the table below list the configuration, function, and any special features of the Universal Variables set up on the System. To see all mappings to a Universal Variable, refer to the Board Configuration Sheets (Pages 16-27). FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF UNIVERSAL VARIABLES Page 28 4 July 2003...

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