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FirePro Sigma XT-A Operation And Maintenance Manual

FirePro Sigma XT-A Operation And Maintenance Manual (318 pages)

Extinguishant Control Panel

Brand: FirePro | Category: Control Panel | Size: 16 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- Introduction
  5
- Access Levels & General Fault Codes
  6
- Connecting to the Control Panel
  7
- Warning Sign and Status Unit Connection
  10
- Adding - Removing Status Units -Electronic Signs - Local Control Stations
  11
- Alternative Configuration of RS485 Circuit
  11
- Detection Zone Wiring
  12
- Sounder Circuit Wiring
  12
- Thermal Fuse Connection
  13
- Thermal Fuse Connection When 2 Thermal Fuses Installed
  13
- Thermal Fuse Mounting
  13
- Installation
  14
- Multiway Sequential Activator (Firepro Units)
  14
- Overview
  14
- Connection of Aerosol Units to Activation Circuit
  15
- Connection to Firepro Units
  15
- Input Connections
  15
- Fault Monitoring Links
  16
- Indications
  16
- Isolate Slide Switch
  16
- Jumper Links
  16
- Connection to Remote Control Terminals (Not Normally Used)
  17
- Display Boards
  17
- Other Connections
  17
- Setting up Extinguishant Monitoring Circuit
  17
- Aux 24V DC Supply
  18
- Connection to Relay Contacts
  18
- Fault Relay (Alarm Module)
  18
- Fault Relay (Extinguishant Module)
  18
- Fire Relay (Alarm Module)
  18
- First Stage Alarm Relay (Extinguishant Module)
  18
- Local Fire Relay (Alarm Module)
  18
- Released Relay (Extinguishant Module)
  18
- Second Stage Alarm Relay (Extinguishant Module)
  18
- Aborted Relay (Extinguishant Module)
  19
- Alarm Module
  19
- Configuring the Panel
  19
- Extinguishant Module
  19
- Extract Relay (Extinguishant Module)
  19
- General Settings
  19
- Shutdown Isolation Switch
  19
- Configuring the Activation Mode
  20
- Configuring the Activation Zones
  20
- Extinguishant Output Mode
  20
- Language Selection
  20
- User Output Mode
  20
- Extinguishant Release Time
  21
- Output 2 Delay Time
  21
- Pre-Release Delay Time
  21
- Reset Inhibit Time
  21
- Second Stage Alarm - Pulsing/Continuous
  21
- Delay on Manual Release
  22
- Earth Fault Monitoring - Enable/Disable
  22
- Pre-Release Delay - Reset/Disable
  22
- R0V Removed on System Reset
  22
- Release Timer (Infinite Extinguishant Duration)
  22
- Released Indication
  22
- Fault Ouput - Enable/Disable
  23
- Low Pressure Switch - Normal/Invert
  23
- Normal Condition
  23
- Panel Operation - Access Levels 1 and 2
  23
- Release Pressure Switch - Normal/Invert
  23
- Activate Delays
  24
- Alarm Module - Access Level 2
  24
- Disable Sounder Outputs
  24
- Disable Zones
  24
- Extinguishant Modules
  24
- Extinguishant System Service Isolate
  24
- Test Mode
  24
- Disable Released Output
  25
- Disable Stage 1 Output
  25
- Disable Stage 2 Output
  25
- Extinguishant Modules - Menu Access
  25
- Extinguishant Release Outputs
  25
- Extract Output
  25
- Manual Release
  25
- Detection Zone Fault
  26
- Double Zone Fire Condition
  26
- Fault Indicators
  26
- Reset
  26
- Select Reserve Solenoid Output (Configuration Option)
  26
- Silence/Sound Alarms
  26
- Single Zone and Double Zone Fire Conditions
  26
- Single Zone Fire Condition
  26
- Lamp Test
  27
- Lock off Condition
  27
- Low Pressure Switch
  27
- Manual Only Mode
  27
- Other Faults
  27
- Released Condition
  27
- Sounder Fault
  27
- Abort Input
  28
- Fire Alarm Module
  28
- Indicators - Detection and Alarm Panel
  28
- Internal Controls and Fault Indicators (Troubleshooting)
  28
- Manual Release
  28
- Numerical Display - Detection and Alarm Panel
  28
- Sub Panel
  28
- Extinguishant Module
  29
- Indicators - Extinguishant Modules
  29
- Processor Reset
  29
- Watchdog Reset
  29
- Write Enable Switch
  29
- Address Switch
  30
- Main Supply
  30
- Power Supply & Batteries
  30
- Processor Reset
  30
- Processor Reset Switch
  30
- Terminate Extinguishant
  30
- Watchdog Reset Switch
  30
- Batteries
  31
- Maintenance
  31
- Technical Specification
  31
- Commissioning Instructions and Record of Configuration
  33
Fire Alarm and System Warning Signs & Local Control Stations Installation and Operations Manual

46
- Cable Penetrations and Terminations
  47
- External Devices
  47
- Introduction
  47
- Local Control Stations (LCS)
  47
- Sign Locations
  47
- External Signs
  48
- Internal Signs
  48
- Mounting
  48
- Connecting Signs with RS485 Serial
  49
- Connecting up to 3 Signs
  49
- Power and Data Connections
  49
- Connecting more than 3 Signs
  50
- Connection of Local Control Station (LCS)
  51
- Power and Data Connection
  51
- Connection to Hold and Mode Inputs
  52
- Hold Input
  52
- Manual Release
  52
- Mode Input
  52
- Mode Select Keyswitch
  52
- Com
  53
- Fuse
  53
- Internal Fault Indications
  53
- Lock off
  53
- Mod
  53
- Processor and Watchdog Reset Switches
  53
- Addressing Devices
  54
- Assigning Sign Function
  54
- Setting up the Devices
  54
- Adding / Removing Devices at the FIP
  55
- Adding Devices to FIP Programming
  55
- Alternative Sign Arrangements
  56
- MIMIC Signs / Connecting more than 7 Signs
  56
- Alternative Arrangement of STATUS SERIAL (RS485) Circuit
  57
- Specifications
  58
- Troubleshooting
  58
Table of Contents

61
- Introduction
  64
- Overview
  65
- Supported Kentec Electronics Panels
  65
- Vizulinx - Module Only
  65
- Vizulinx Housed - AM3 Enclosure 110V AC
  65
- Vizulinx Housed - AM3 Enclosure 230V AC
  65
- Vizulinx Housed - M2 Enclosure
  65
- General Installation Process
  70
- Installation
  70
- Mounting Vizulinx (Housed Versions)
  70
- Mounting Vizulinx (Module Only Version)
  70
- Enclosure Fixing Centres
  71
- Taktis Fire Alarm Control Panel Connection
  73
- Direct Ethernet Connection
  74
- IP Network Connection
  75
- Power Supply Fault Monitoring Connection
  76
- Syncro/Elite Fire Alarm Control Panel Connection
  76
- Conventional & Extinguishant Control Panel Connection
  77
- Connection Diagrams
  79
- GSM & Wi-Fi
  82
- GSM & Wi-Fi Connectivity
  82
- GSM Only
  82
- Configuration
  83
- Getting Started
  83
- EZ Configuration
  84
- Common Fire and Fault
  85
- Step 1 - Site/Location Name
  85
- Step 2 - Panel Selection
  85
- Modbus Panel/Loop Mapping
  86
- Sigma CP/A-CP, Sigma XT/A-XT and Sigma XT
  86
- Syncro AS, Syncro, Elite, Elite RS and Hydrosense
  86
- Taktis (IP) and Taktis UL (IP)
  87
- E-Mail SMTP
  89
- Step 3 - Messaging/Integrations
  89
- Textmagic (SMS)
  91
- USB GSM SMS Stick Mode
  91
- USB GSM Sms/Data Hilink
  92
- Zero Config Email Service
  93
- Modbus Slave
  94
- Bacnet
  95
- Completion of EZ Configuration
  96
- Modifications to EZ Configuration
  96
- Vizulinx (Events Screen)
  97
- Connection Status
  98
- Debug
  99
- Modules
  100
- Application
  101
- Distribution List
  102
- Driver
  106
- USB GSM SMS Stick Mode
  106
- Custom Events
  107
- Events
  107
- Fire Alarm Modules
  108
- Kentec Syncro/Elite Fire Alarm API
  108
- Kentec Taktis/Taktis UL Fire Alarm Via IP
  108
- Expansion Port
  109
- GPIO Ports
  109
- Hardware Module
  109
- Network
  110
- PSU Monitor
  110
- Serial Port Interface
  110
- System Module
  110
- Interval Timer
  111
- Registry
  111
- Service Modules
  111
- Users
  111
- Modbus Slave (be a Device)
  112
- SMTP Outbound Mail
  112
- Textmagic SMS Service
  112
- Zero Configuration E-Mail Service
  112
- Bacnet
  113
- Network Modules
  113
- Network Connectivity Checker
  114
- Parser/Protocol Modules
  114
- Regular Parser Expression
  114
- TCP Client
  114
- TCP Server
  114
- Behaviours
  115
- Creating Behaviours
  115
- Adding a Behaviour Filter
  117
- Customising Behaviours
  117
- Customising Behaviour Settings
  118
- Copying a Behaviour
  121
- Customising Behaviour Names
  121
- Deleting Behaviours
  121
- Disabling a Behaviour
  121
- Saving a Behaviour
  121
- Modbus
  122
- Modbus Connectivity
  122
- Modbus Mapping for Addressable Systems
  123
- Device Status
  124
- Modbus Addresses 1-500
  124
- Modbus Addresses 501-1000
  124
- Modbus Loop Mapping
  124
- Mapping the Panels/Loops
  125
- Adding a Modbus License
  126
- Modbus Mapping for Discrete Inputs
  127
- Bacnet
  128
- Bacnet Configuration
  128
- Bacnet Connectivity
  128
- Bacnet Object ID Construction
  129
- Bacnet Object ID List
  129
- Adding a Bacnet License
  130
- Additional Information
  131
- Contacting Kentec
  131
- Specifications
  131
- Behaviour Source/Events
  133
- Behaviour Destination/Actions
  135
- Bacnet Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement
  136
- Bacnet Standardized Device Profile (Annex L)
  136
- Data Link Layer Options
  136
- List All Bacnet Interoperability Building Blocks Supported (Annex K)
  136
- Product Description
  136
- Segmentation Capability
  136
- Standard Object Types Supported
  136
- Character Sets Supported
  137
- Device Address Binding
  137
- Network Security Options
  137
- Networking Options
  137
- Object ID Schematic
  137
Table of Contents

142
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  
  144
  - Product Overview
    144
  - Minimum Requirements
    144
- Chapter 2 Initial Setup
  
  146
  - Download Software
    146
  - Running the Software
    146
  - Connect Computer to the Device
    146
  - Connect Device to Harness Cable
    147
  - Set up USB Adapter
    147
  - Establish the COM Port
    147
  - Connecting the Device
    149
- Chapter 3 Operation
  
  150
  - Screen Overview
    150
  - Perform Manual BIT
    152
  - Assign Address to Device
    153
  - Switch Device Address
    153
  - Locating the Detector Address
    154
  - Status Tab
    154
  - Trend Screen
    155
  - Recording Screen
    156
  - Detector Setup Tab
    158
- Chapter 4 Maintenance
  
  164
  - Miscellaneous Functions
    164
  - Update Firmware
    164
  - Parameter Update
    164
  - Set Fixed Current 4-20 Values
    165
  - Parameter Download
    166
  - Version Information
    166
  - Service Functions
    166
- Appendix A Reference Data
  
  168
- Appendix B Configurable Options
  
  178
  - Sharpeye 40/40C Options
    178
  - Sharpeye 40/40D Options
    180
Table of Contents

188
- Chapter 1 Introduction
  190
- Models
  190
- Product Overview
  190
- Chapter 2 Installation
  194
- Installation Guidelines
  194
- Preparation for Use
  194
- Attach Detector to Tilt Mount
  198
- Open the
  199
- Wire Terminals and Ground Cable
  199
- Install the Protective Cover
  204
- Aim the Detector
  205
- Changing Default Detector Settings
  205
- Chapter 3 Operation
  208
- Power up the Detector
  208
- Testing Procedures
  208
- Built-In-Test (BIT)
  210
- Chapter 4 Initial Setup
  210
- Continuous Feature Test
  210
- Response to Fault Indication
  210
- Chapter 5 Maintenance
  
  212
  - Keeping Maintenance Records
    212
  - Clean the Detector
    212
- Chapter 6 Troubleshooting
  
  214
- Chapter 7 Specifications
  
  216
  - Technical Specifications
    216
  - Electrical Specifications
    221
  - Mechanical Specifications
    222
- Appendix A Reference Data
  
  224
  - Ordering Information, Specifications, and Dimensional Drawings
    224
  - Safety
    235
  - Information
    238
Table of Contents

239
- Introduction
  241
- Flammable, Toxic Oxygen Gas Sensors
  242
- Transmitter
  242
- Accessories
  243
- Modbus
  245
- Options
  245
- Installation
  247
- Mounting and Location
  248
- Mounting the Transmitter
  248
- Installing the Sensor
  250
- Electrical Connections
  251
- Transmitter Wiring
  252
- Terminal Connections
  253
- For Atex/Iecex/Ap Versions
  254
- Power
  254
- For UL/CSA Versions
  255
- Cable and Earth/Ground Regimes
  256
- Cabling
  256
- Ground Terminal Wiring
  257
- Default Configuration
  258
- Display Screen
  259
- Normal Operation
  259
- System Status
  260
- Magnetic Wand Activation
  261
- First Time Switch on (Commissioning)
  262
- Response Check and Calibration
  264
- Zeroing and Span Calibration
  264
- Zeroing and Span Calibration of Hydrogen Sulfide Sensors
  268
- General Maintenance
  269
- Operational Life
  269
- Sensor Replacement
  270
- Servicing
  270
- Replacing Modules Within the Transmitter
  272
- Faults and Warnings
  273
- Abort Function
  274
- Configuration Mode
  274
- Menu's and Advanced Configuration
  274

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