Bosch FPC-500-2 Bedienungsanleitung

Conventional Fire Panel

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Table of Contents

1 Safety Instructions 4

2 Brief Overview 5

3SystemOverview 6

3.1 Functionality 6

3.2 Display on Central Unit 6

3.3 The LCD Display 7

3.4 Operating Levels 9

3.5 Menu Structure 10

3.5.1 Shortcuts in Operating Level 1 11

3.5.2 Shortcuts in Operating Level 2 11

3.5.3 Shortcuts in Test Menu of Operating Level 2 12

4Operation 13

4.1 Operating Level 1 13

4.1.1 Actions 13

4.1.2 Menu 15

4.2 Operating Level 2 18

4.2.1 Actions 19

4.2.2 Test/Disablements Menu 20

4.2.3 Menu 24

5 Troubleshooting 27

6 Maintenance 28

A Appendix 29

A.1 Event Memory 29

A.2 Test Memory Messages 30

Index 31

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1 Safety Instructions

CAUTION!

Only silence alarms once you have ensured that no persons will

be endangered by the deactivation of the sirens.

CAUTION!

Only switch zones to test mode for brief periods of time. Zones

in test mode will not trigger an alarm in the event of a fire.

CAUTION!

Only deactivate zones for brief periods of time. Deactivated

zones will not trigger an alarm in the event of a fire.

NOTICE!

Your fire detection system and all connected components must

be subjected to professional maintenance on a regular basis.

Observe all local regulations.

DANGER!

The housing must only be opened by a specialist. There is a

danger of electric shock.

CAUTION!

Do not deactivate the power supply to the fire detection

system. After using up the emergency power supply, the fire

detection system will be unable to trigger a fire alarm.

NOTICE!

If you encounter any irregularities during the operation of your

fire detection system (fault messages etc.), contact your

specialist immediately.

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2 Brief Overview

ESC

8765432

ACK

RESET

EVAC

re-Alarm

ault

System Fault

Earth Fault

Power Fault

NAC Fault / Disabled

Notiﬁcation Appliance Silent

Day Mode

Test

Disable

Power

LARM

4 3

1 LED display

2 LCD display with zone numbers

3 Zone keys and zone status LEDs

4 Operating panel

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3 System Overview

3.1 Functionality

The FPC-500 Fire Panel is the main component of your fire

detection system. As the central control unit, the FPC-500

manages all information received from the detectors.

Depending on the relevant programming, the FPC-500 Fire

Panel relays all alarms to the connected notification appliances

and outputs.

As the user, you can control the behavior of the entire system.

You can silence and reset triggered alarms, change alarm

triggering delays (day/night mode), test zones and much more.

However, the system can only be programmed by persons with

advanced user rights. Therefore, any faults etc. must be

reported to your on-site specialist.

3.2 Display on Central Unit

Your fire panel features a number of LEDs to indicate operating

states and faults.

Zone LED Meaning

Red Constant The relevant zone is in alarm state.

Red Flashing, 0.5 Hz The zone has triggered a pre-alarm.

Yellow Flashing, 0.5 Hz The zone has a fault.

Yellow Constant The zone is deactivated.

Yellow Flashing, 2 Hz The zone is in test mode.

Notification appliance

fault/disabled – LED

Meaning

Yellow Constant Notification appliances are disabled.

Yellow Flashing, 2 Hz There is a fault in the notification appliance.

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3.3 The LCD Display

LED Meaning

Fire At least one zone has triggered a fire alarm. The LEDs

of the triggering zones are illuminated red.

Pre-Alarm At least one zone has triggered a pre-alarm. The LED

flashes every 2 seconds. The LEDs of the zones that

have triggered the pre-alarm flash red.

Fault At least one component in the system has a fault.

System fault The system is or was not working correctly. Perform a

reset to check whether the fault persists.

Ground fault The fire detection system continuously checks for an

earth connection (a panel wire is connected to the

ground). There is a ground fault.

Power supply fault There is a fault in the power supply (battery or power

supply unit).

NAC fault/disabled There is a fault on the notification appliance lines or

at least one notification appliance line is switched off.

Notification

Appliance Silent

The notification appliances have been silenced.

Day mode The system is in daytime mode. Zones that are

programmed as alarm verification trigger an alarm.

You are prompted by the panel to verify the alarm.

Disablements At least one system component is disabled. (Zone,

notification appliance, relay)

Test At least one zone is in test mode. The relevant zone

LEDs flash at 2 Hz.

Power Lit continuously in green when the system is supplied

with power.

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Normal, Night Mode

Normal display with current time and date.

Normal, Daytime Mode

Normal display with current time and date in daytime mode.

Fault displays

Used to display faults. Zones where there is a fault are flagged

with corresponding letters.

In addition, fault messages are displayed in plain text in the

bottom line. If there is more than one fault, the display changes

every 1.5 seconds.

The following abbreviations are used:

– F = Fault (short-circuit/open/creeping short-circuit/

creeping open)

– D =Disabled

–T=Test

Pre-Alarms

Display of pre-alarms. Zones that have triggered a pre-alarm are

flagged

In addition, the total number of pre-alarms is displayed in the

bottom line. The pre-alarms are then displayed one after

another in order of their appearance.

Normal

01/01/11 01:00

Normal Day

01/01/11 01:00

|F|D|||T||

NAC # Open

| P | P | | | P | |

PreAlarms: 3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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Alarms

Display of alarms. Zones that have triggered an alarm are

flagged.

In addition, the total number of alarms is displayed in the

bottom line, along with the sequence of the triggered alarms.

3.4 Operating Levels

This fire panel has three operating levels. You can only perform

certain actions on certain operating levels.

Code inputs are necessary for accessing operating levels 2 and

Operating level 2 can be accessed using the optional key or an

input with the appropriate configuration.

Fire Alarms: 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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Level 1 – Display information

– Read out event memory

– Display faults and deactivations

– Perform display test

Level 2 – Change language and time/date

– Switch key tones on/off

– Put zones in test mode and take zones out of test mode

– Switch off/on zones, notification appliances, relays and

transistor outputs

– Trigger evacuations

– Reset panel

– Switch between day/night mode

– All actions of level 1

Level 3 – All settings for installing and programming the system.

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3.5 Menu Structure

Submenu

123

Menu operating level 1 and 2

1 Current Events 1 Faults - -

2 Disablements - -

3 Test - -

4PreAlarm - -

2 History 1 Event History - -

2 Test History - -

3 Alarm Counter - - - -

4 System Info 1 SW Release - -

2 Operation Days - -

Menu operating level 2 – code required

5 View Config - - - -

6 System Config 1 Date/Time - -

2KeypadTone 1On

2Off

3 Language 1 1-A - L

2 2-M - Z

Test menu

1 Test MMI - - - -

2 Test Zones - - - -

3 Dis/Enable 1 Zones - -

2 NAC ACK #=YES ESC=No

3 Relays ACK #=YES ESC=No

4 All ACK #=YES ESC=No

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