IFS-2600 Fire Alarm Panel O , I & PERATION NSTALLATION P M ROGRAMMING ANUAL Revision 1.01 24 January 2011 ECN11-0193 Manufactured by: Approvals: Australian Standard AS4428.1 1999 SSL Approval No: XF1769/R2 ActivFire Listing No: AFP-1459 DistributorsFor: Unit6,16LexingtonDr POBox7026 tel0288502888 NorwestBusinessPark BaulkhamHillsBC fax0288502999 BellaVistaNSW2153 NSW2153Australia www.firesense.com.au FireSensePtyLtdastrusteeforFireSenseTrustABN11720788915 Documentation Feedback Yourfeedbackhelpsuskeepourdocumentationuptodateandaccurate.Ifyouhaveanycommentsorsuggestions aboutourprintedmanualsyoucanemailus. Pleaseincludethefollowinginformation:  Productnameandversionnumber(ifapplicable)  Manualpartnumberandrevision(foundonthefrontcover)  Pagenumber  Briefdescriptionofthecontentyouthinkshouldbeimprovedorcorrected  Yoursuggestionforhowtocorrect/improvedocumentation Sendemailmessagesto: [email protected] Pleasenotethisemailaddressisfordocumentationfeedbackonly.Ifyouhaveanytechnicalissues,pleasecontact yournearestbranchfortechnicalsupport. Installation Precautions Adherence to thefollowingwill aidinproblem-freeinstallationwithlong-term reliability: WARNING-Severaldifferentsourcesofpower fromthesidesorrear.Beforemaking canbeconnectedtothefirealarmcontrol modifications,verifythattheywillnotinterferewith panel.Disconnectallsourcesofpowerbefore battery,transformer,orprintedcircuitboard servicing.Controlunitandassociatedequipment location. maybedamagedbyremovingand/orinserting cards,modules,orinterconnectingcableswhile Donotovertightenscrewterminals. Over theunitisenergized.Donotattempttoinstall, tighteningmaydamagethreads,resultingin service,oroperatethisunituntilmanualsareread reducedterminalcontactpressureanddifficulty andunderstood. withscrewterminalremoval. Verifythatwiresizesareadequateforall Thissystemcontainsstatic-sensitive initiatingandindicatingdeviceloops.Mostdevices components.Alwaysgroundyourselfwitha cannottoleratemorethana10%I.R.dropfrom properwriststrapbeforehandlinganycircuitsso thespecifieddevicevoltage. that Likeallsolidstateelectronicdevices,this Staticchargesareremovedfromthebody.Use systemmayoperateerraticallyorcanbedamaged staticsuppressivepackagingtoprotectelectronic whensubjectedtolightninginducedtransients. assembliesremovedfromtheunit. Althoughnosystemiscompletelyimmunefrom lightningtransientsandinterference,proper Followtheinstructionsintheinstallation, groundingwillreducesusceptibility.Overheador operating,andprogrammingmanuals.These outsideaerialwiringisnotrecommended,dueto instructionsmustbefollowedtoavoiddamageto anincreasedsusceptibilitytonearbylightning thecontrolpanelandassociatedequipment. strikes.ConsultwiththeTechnicalServices FACPoperationandreliabilitydependuponproper Departmentifanyproblemsareanticipatedor installation. encountered. Thisequipmentmustbecorrectlyprogrammed Disconnect ACpowerandbatteriespriorto andinstalledtosuitthespecificapplication. removingorinsertingcircuitboards.Failuretodo Pleaseensurecorrectoperationalparametersare socandamagecircuits. setpriortocommissioning. Iffurtherdetailson programmingoptionsarerequired,pleaseconsult Removeallelectronicassembliespriortoany theprogrammingmanualorcontactourhelpful drilling,filing,reaming,orpunchingofthe technicalsupportpersonnel. enclosure.Whenpossible,makeallcableentries EMC WARNING: This equipmentmayradiate radio frequencyenergy. Itmayalso be affected byradio frequencyenergyand, if notinstalledandoperated inaccordance withthemanufacturer’s instructions,maycauseinterferencetoradio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the Class A radiated and conducted EMI requirements of AS/NZS CISPR 22:2009 (including Amendments 1 & 2) as well as the EMI susceptibility requirementsofClauseC3.5inAS4428.0:1997. Radio communication devices should not be used in the vicinity of fire panels or associated ancillary devices andsystems. This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product maycause radio interference in which case theusermayberequiredtotakeadequatemeasures. IFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel Section1 AboutthisManual Table of Contents Section 1 - About this Manual................................................................1 1.1. Notes,CautionsandWarnings........................................................................1 Section 2 - System Overview ..................................................................2 2.1. Overview..........................................................................................................2 2.2. Features...........................................................................................................2 2.3. SystemDescription..........................................................................................3 2.4. InternalBuzzer.................................................................................................3 2.5. LCDDisplay.....................................................................................................4 2.6. Keypad.............................................................................................................5 Section 3 - Operation...............................................................................7 3.1. SuggestedAlarmProcedure...........................................................................7 3.2. FireFighterFunctions......................................................................................7 3.3. GlobalOperatorFunctions..............................................................................8 3.4. ZoneOperatorFunction................................................................................11 3.5. StandardOutputs...........................................................................................14 3.6. RelayExpansionBoards...............................................................................15 3.7. PrinterOutput................................................................................................15 Section 4 - Installation...........................................................................16 4.1. CompatibleDetectors....................................................................................16 4.2. Specification..................................................................................................17 4.3. OverviewofIFS-2600SystemEquipment....................................................20 4.4. PowerSupply.................................................................................................21 4.4.1 PowerSupplyRatings&SettingsforNI-2017-01&NI-2025-01Boards......21 4.4.2. PowerSupplyRatings&SettingsforIFS-2005&IFS-2006Boards.............23 4.4.3. BatteryTypeandCapacities.........................................................................25 4.5. TechnicalDescription....................................................................................26 4.6. PlacingIntoOperation...................................................................................33 Section 5 - Programming........................................................................36 5.1. ProgramMode...............................................................................................36 5.2. ZoneOptions&Programming.......................................................................39 5.2.1. ZoneOptions.................................................................................................39 5.2.2. ZoneProgramming........................................................................................40 5.3. RelayOptions&Programming......................................................................42 5.3.1. RelayOptions................................................................................................42 5.3.2. RelayProgramming.......................................................................................44 DOC-01-009 IFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel Section1 AboutthisManual 5.4. GlobalOptions&Programming.....................................................................46 5.5. PrintProgrammingData................................................................................48 Section 6 Appendix.................................................................................49 6.1. AppendixA....................................................................................................49 6.2. AppendixB....................................................................................................50 6.3. AppendixC....................................................................................................52 6.4. TechnicalDrawings.......................................................................................59 6.4.1. SystemSensorConventionalDetectorConnectionDiagram.......................59 6.4.2. HochikiConventionalDetectorConnectionDiagram....................................60 6.4.3. AncillaryConnectionDiagram.......................................................................61 6.4.4. ASE ConnectionDiagram.............................................................................62 6.4.5. MIMICConnectionDiagram..........................................................................63 6.4.6. DualFanConnectionDiagram......................................................................64 6.4.7. ExhaustFanConnectionDiagram.................................................................65 6.4.8. SupplyFanConnectionDiagram...................................................................66 6.4.9. SmokeSpillFanConnectionDiagram...........................................................67 6.4.10. 10WEVACConnectionDiagram...................................................................68 DOC-01-009 IFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel Section1 AboutthisManual Section 1 - About this Manual 1.1. Notes, Cautions and Warnings Thismanualcontainsnotes,cautionsandwarningstoalertthereaderasfollows: NOTE:Supplementinformationforatopicsuchastipsandreferences. CAUTION: Information about procedures that could cause programming errors, runtime errors,orequipmentdamage. WARNING: Indicates information about procedures that could cause irreversible equipmentdamage,irreversiblelossofprogrammingdataorpersonalinjury. DOC-01-009 1 IFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel Section2 SystemOverview Section 2 - System Overview 2.1. Overview The overall intent of a fire protection system is to provide warning should smoke or a fire be detected. Thesystemscanbeconfiguredtoalertoccupantsofthebuilding,advisefirebrigadesandtakenecessary action to either extinguish the fire and/or stop the fire from spreading. The fire indicator panel is an essential part of a buildings fire protection systems, it must therefore be properly and carefully installed, configuredandmaintained. 2.2. Features The IFS-2600 Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) has many custom designed components along with microprocessorandcircuitry,ensuringgreaterreliabilityandsuppressionfromexternalsources. The FIP uses both a liquid crystal display and conventional LED displays for fast and accurate display of systemstatusandchangingevents. A custom designed membrane keypad is used together with the liquid crystal display and LED indicators to provide fast, efficient and simple modes of operation. The keypad also provides the required flexibility fortheprogrammingofthemanyuserconfigurableoptionsofthisFIP. TheFIPcanbeconfiguredon-site without the need of expensive programmers or components. These configured options are retained by theFIPevenifthepoweristotallydisconnected. A serial printer can also be connected if required. The printer can be used to output programming informationforeaseofmodification,forsafekeepingandtoassistinthecommissioningoftheinstallation. TheIFS-2600usesserialchainmimicoutputswhichsignificantlysavestimeandcostsofcablingtomimic panels. A door holder power supply is incorporated into the system for the release of smoke and fire doors on alarm(Optionaltransformermaybeused). IFS-2600 is available in a standard 8-zone configuration and can be upwards expandable to its fully expandedstateasrequired.IFS-2600initsfullyexpandedstatecan; • Monitor64detectionzones • Control64optional"mapped"relayoutputs • Outputtoaserialprinter • Outputseriallytoamimicpanel(Maxsevenpanels) • Controlupto30doorholders • InterfaceasrequiredtoanyAustralianFireBrigade IFS-2600 has been designed to be functional, flexible and reliable whilst maintaining a user-friendly environment. DOC-01-009 2 IFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel Section2 SystemOverview 2.3. System Description ThebasicIFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel(FIP)consistsof Quantity Description 1 WallMountingCabinetwithManualCallPoint 1 MainControlBoard(Locatedoninsideofinnerdoor)–CPU–NI-2004-01 1 MainTerminationBoard(Locatedinrearofpanelenclosure)–NI-2025-01 1 NPSBrickPowerSupply(2.6A/5.6A/11.7A) 1 PowerSupplyInterfaceBoard(PSI)–NI-2017-01 ForOlderIFS-2600Panels, 1 MainsTransformer 1 MainControlBoard(Locatedoninsideofinnerdoor)–CPU–IFS-2004 1 PowerSupplyPCBfittedtoMainTerminationBoard–IFS-2005 1 PowerSupplyInterfaceBoard(PSI)–IFS-2006 OptionalequipmentthatmaybefoundfittedtotheIFS-2600FIP Maximum Description Quantity 2 Batteries12V 7 ZoneExpansionBoard(8Zone) 4 DisplayExpansionBoard(16Zone) 8 RelayExpansionBoard ForOlderIFS-2600Panels, 1 DoorHolderPowerSupplyTransformer Table2-1,IFS-2600PanelComponents IFS-2600 requires the basic equipment as listed above to function. The microprocessor and other sensitiveelectroniccomponentsarelocatedontheMainProcessorBoard,locatedontheinnerpanelthat canbeeasilyremovedduringinstallationtoallowimprovedterminalaccess. Power supplies and I/O's are located on the main Termination Board. Terminated to this board, at a minimum,shouldbetheNPSbrickpowersupply,batteries,bellandatleastoneAZFcircuit. With the cabinet outer door closed, the viewing window allows a clear view of the keypad, LCD and LED's. 2.4. Internal Buzzer A buzzer is located on the main termination board to provide an audible alert to persons in the near vicinity of the FIP of a fault or a zone has gone into alarm. This buzzer sound can be activated or heard byhittinganykeyonthekeypad. The buzzer is also used for "audio-feedback" during keypad operation; one short beep as any key is depressedverifiesthekeyoperation. Onelongbeep(approx2seconds)indicatesthatanincorrectentryhasbeenmade. Two consecutive short beeps verify entry into a different mode, i.e. "ALARM TEST MODE", "ISOLATE MODE"etc. DOC-01-009 3 IFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel Section2 SystemOverview 2.5. LCD Display Inadditiontothe LED's a16-character x 2-line liquidcrystal displayis provided to indicatesystem status, changing events and programming information. Any keystroke or event will actuate the backlighting on thedisplayfor better readabilityindark areas. Thebacklighting willautomaticallyturnoffin30seconds if nofurtherkeysarepressed. The primary task of the LCD is for programming and subsequent configuration of the fire indicator panel. The LCD is also used to indicate the current mode of operation, e.g. "ISOLATE MODE", "ALARM TEST MODE"etc.TheLCDisalsousedasapromptforuserentriese.g."ENTERZONE#". When the panel is in the normalmode of operation, the LCD displays and constantly updates the current zonestatusincludingthetotalnumberof;  ZonesInAlarm–A=00  ZonesInFault–F=00  ZonesIsolated–I=00  CurrentDate  CurrentTime(Asperthesettings) DOC-01-009 4 IFS-2600FireIndicatorPanel Section2 SystemOverview 2.6. Keypad The custom-designed 30 key membrane keypad is the users interface to accessing all zone and global functionsoftheIFS-2600.These30keysconsistof; FIRE FIGHTER’S FACILITY BELLS WARNINGSYSTEM ACF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Figure2-1,IFS-2600Keypad Fire Fighter’s Zone Function Numeric Global Function Programming Keys Keys Keys Keys Keys EXTBELLISOLATE ALARMTEST 0–9Keys AUTOTEST PREVIOUS WARNSYS ENT Key FAULTTEST ACFISOLATE NEXT ISOLATE ALLKey ACK ISOLATE ACFRESET SELECT RESET RESET WALKTEST EXIT ISOLATE BATTTEST 1. FiveSpecialisedsingle-strokeFireFightersKeys 2. FourZonefunctionkeys 3. TwelveKeysforNumericEntry 4. FiveGlobalfunctionkeys 5. FourProgrammingKeys OperationsandfunctionsofthesekeysareexplainedinSection3 DOC-01-009 5