Honeywell NOTIFIER AM-8200 Betriebsanleitung

AM-8200

FIRE DETECTION PANEL

Programming

Manual

Firmware V.1.0

AM-8200 Programming Manual INDEX

AM-8200_manu-prog Doc. M-162.1-AM8200-ITA Rev A.2 NOTIFIER ITALIA

INDEX

General Description 1

Definitions 2

Front panel controls and signallings 4

Front panel LED indications 5

USER INTERFACE DESCRIPTION 6

Functions and Access level 6

Description of the keyboard operation to enter data in the programming folders 6

Normal condition 7

Pre-alarm condition 8

Alarm condition 9

Condition with fault zone events 10

Condition with System fault events 11

PROGRAMMING MENU 12

Programming Menù 13

System Menù 13

System Type 14

System Address 14

System Line 14

System Timings 15

Faults signaling timings TAB 16

System Password 17

System programming installation 17

Programming Points 18

Detectors 18

Modules 28

Input modules 28

Output modules 29

FAAST 30

NRXI-GATE 32

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Auto-learn 33

Summary of HW Type-ID for modules 35

Summary of SW Type-ID for modules 36

CLIP ONLY SW-Type-ID for UDS units 39

Groups Programming Menù 40

Zone Programming Menù 42

Configuration Menù 44

Utility Menù 46

System View 47

Language 47

Date and Time 47

Parameters 48

Local 48

Special 48

Drift warning function 48

Mod.NONA 49

Reability parameters 49

Sounder 50

Prints 50

HISTORY LOG 51

History Log Display 51

History Log Disable 52

History Log Save 52

VIEW / MODIFY STATUS 53

Detectors 53

Modules 54

Groupes 55

Zones 55

Active Module List 56

Firmware Version 56

Firmware Update 57

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DISABLE MENÙ 57

Modify 58

Detectors 58

Modules 59

Zones 59

System Disable 59

TEST MENU 60

APPENDIX “A” – CONTROL BY EVENT EQUATION 62

Appendix B : Software Type_ID for MODULES 70

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Do not try to use the control unit and devices connected without reading this manual

DETECTION SYSTEM LIMITS

An alarm or fire detection system can be very useful for the prompt warning of any dangerous

event

such as fire. In some cases it can automatically manage events (transmission of messages

for room evacuation, automatic fire-extinguishing, TVCC system interface, access route or

door blockage, automatic warning to authorities, etc.), but in any case, it does not ensure

protection against damages to propriety).

Moreover, each system may not properly operate if it is not installed and maintained

according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

 It is assumed that the user of this manual has performed a training

course and that he knows the applicable rules in force.

 The system and all its components must be installed in an

environment having the following features:

 Temperature: -5 °C ¸ +40 °C.

 Humidity: 10 % - 93 % (without condensation).

 Peripheral devices (sensors, etc.) which are not perfectly compatible

with the control unit may cause damages to the same control unit,

and a bad operation of the system in any moment. Therefore, it is

essential to only use material which is guaranteed by NOTIFIER and

is compatible with its own control units.

 Please consult NOTIFIER Technical Service for an

doubt.

Current versions are : CPU : V 1.0.614 – LIB: V.1.0.325

AM-8200: fire detection panels built in accordance with standards EN.54.2, and EN.54.4

Multi processor System, Display TFT 7” (800 x 480 with Backlite) 256 colors touch-screen

Detection Lines:

AM-8200 Basic equipment panel is loaded with 2 loop detection lines.

One LIB-8200 card will add 2 loop to basic equipment AM-8200

AM-8200BB Extension box (with an additional 150W PSU) and is loaded with 2 loops (6 loops in total on the

AM-8200panel)

With one additional LIB-8200 card in the Extension Box the AM-8200 panel reach 8 loop capability.

Each Loop can be programmed as Advanced Protocol or CLIP compatible.

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DEFINITIONS

LINE: Physical wiring where sensors, addressable manual Call Points, Sirens, addressable input and output

modules are connected.

POINTS: they are the addressable sensors and modules that can be connected to Lines.

Hardware Address: the device Physical address (Start address for multi-module devices) on loop.

It is set via the rotary switches or Dip-Switches on the addressable device

It’s possible to assign addresses from 1 to 99 on loops programmed in CLIP mode.

On the Loops programmed in ADVANCED mode, the hardware addresses range from 1 to 159.

Multiple modules (eg M-721 = 2-inputs and 1 output) in an ADVANCED loop occupy 1 Hardware Address of 159

and 3 SUB-ADDRESS, one for each module that compose the device.

The same module in a CLIP loop occupies 3 consecutive addresses of 99 available for modules.

SUB-ADDRESS: The sub-address programming is available only for addressable MODULES.

SUB-ADDRESSs are automatically assigned to the individual components of the multiple module, depending on

the programmed HARDWARE-TYPE.

Modules with a single input or single output have only one sub-address.

Modules with multiple inputs or multiple outputs have a sub-address for each input and each output.

The maximum number of "sub-addresses" that can be managed for each LIB-8200 (2 loop) is 700 that can be

distributed freely on the two loops of the card.

Example 1: 2 x M-721 modules with hardware addresses 1 and 2 will be composed as follows:

M721 - Indirizzo rotary switch = 1 Indirizzo in centrale M721 - Indirizzo rotary switch = 2 Indirizzo in centrale

1° Input SUB-ADDRESS=1 1.1 1° Input SUB-ADDRESS 1 2.1

2° Input SUB-ADDRESS=2 1.2 2° Input SUB-ADDRESS 2 2.2

Output SUB-ADDRESS=3 1.3 Output SUB-ADDRESS 3 2.3

AM-8200

CAN-BUS

AM-8200

AM-8200-BB

Max 500 m

PRINTER

LCD-8200

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Example 2: A CMX-10RME (10 OUTPUT) card with address 10 will be programmed.

Example 3: a WSS-PR-I02 optical/acoustic device with address 2 will be programmed

HARDWARE TYPE-: An identifier identifying the model of the device (both for sensors and for modules)

SOFTWARE TYPE: An identifier identifying the type of device behavior.

It can assume different meanings depending on the model or device type-hardware.

It may indicate device behavior (eg "activates for each fault")

Or it can indicate the type of cabling (eg double balancing, free contact output, etc.)

ZONES: are set of points in same physical area

Used as basic indications as stated in EN 54.2 to identify the position of an event.

500 physical zones in stand alone or in 16 loop network configuration.

2000 physical zones in128 loop network configuration

A maximum of 32 points can be associated to each zone.

GROUPS: A group is a software set of devices that can be used to program associations between Inputs and

Outputs and perform actions triggered by input or alarm events.

400 groups in 16 loop network configuration.

1600 groups in 128 loop network configuration

Groups have no limit in number of points.

CMX-10RME–Hardware Address = 10 SUB-address in Panel

1 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 1 10.1

2 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 2 10.2

3 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 3 10.3

4 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 4 10.4

5 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 5 10.5

6 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 6 10.6

7 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 7 10.7

8 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 8 10.8

9 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 9 10.9

10 ª Output SUB-ADDRESS 10 10.10

WSS-PR-I02 - Address 2 SUB-address in Panel

Sounder SUB-ADDRESS = 1 2.1

Flash SUB-ADDRESS = 2 2.2

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EVACUATION: Command for activating the Siren output and all output modules programmed with Type SW = SND in the

absence of alarms and faults.

To do this you need to know the level 2 password.

DELAY RESET:

This button is active only in case of alarm if the immediate activation of the Sounder outputs in the exclusions menu has

been excluded.

The panel delays the activation of the above-mentioned outputs for the programmed times ( Prog\ Sist\ Al. Output Timing ).

During the delay time the Active Delay led flashes and it is possible to reset the current delay through the Delay Reset key.

SILENCE BUZZER:

by pressing this key, the operator can silence the Panel buzzer and is enabled to perform a RESET.

SOUNDER ON/OFF SILENCE: This operation must be done with level 2 password..

In case of alarm the following devices are activated:

 Sounder Output

 Output modules programmed with SW-Type-ID=SND

 the output modules activated for a CBE associations

By pressing this key, you can de-activate the following devices:

 Siren Output

 Output modules programmed through Type-ID SND and enabled for silencing

 All output modules activated through CBE associations and enabled for silencing

A subsequent pressure of this key will re-activate :

 Siren Output

 Output modules programmed through Type-ID SND

 All the output modules de-activated from the previous Silencing

RESET: This operation must be done with level 2 password

the pressure of this key clear alarms and faults from memory.

It de-activates the sounder and turns off all light signalling of sensors in alarm.

FUNCTION KEYS in LCD TOUCH SCREEN:

These keys are displayed in the bottom part of the LCD screen.

Activate the corresponding functions.

These functions change according to the selected menus.

Example: in the system status display, these keys allow the access to the

Programming, Utilities, Exclusion menus or the Test menu.

Keys to use: DURING THE PROGRAMMING or TO ENTER THE PASSWORDS

ARROWS: they are used to perform some selections.

NOTE: pressing and holding one of these keys for more than 1 second, you obtain the key automatic

repetition.

ENTER: after performing a selection, it confirms the entered datum.

ESCAPE: “Back”, this is the menu exit function

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FRONT PANEL LED INDICATIONS

ALARM (Red):

It flashes if there is at least one device in alarm and it has not been recognized yet. It is

permanently lit if all alarm events have been recognized.

REMOTE ALARM (Red):

it is permanently lit if the output towards the fire alarm transmission devices (telephone dial) has

been activated.

SILENCE SOUNDER (Yellow):

It is lit after the Sounder Silencing control is performed.

DELAY IN PROGRESS (Yellow):

It is lit if the immediate output activation has been disabled; apply to type C outputs (sounder

output) and type E (alarm transmission through telephone dial). Through this disablement, in

case of alarm the system delays the above mentioned outputs for the programmed times. During

the delay time the led flashes and it is possible to reset the current delay through the “reset delay”

key at lev.1.

EVACUATION (Yellow):

It is lit after the evacuation function is performed.

TEST (Yellow):

It is lit during Zone Walk Test

POWER (Green):

It is permanently lit if the control unit is powered (by 230Vac or by batteries charger).

FAULTS (Yellow):

It flashes if there is at least one fault of any type and it has not been recognized yet.

It is on if all faults have been recognized

SYSTEM (Yellow):

It is lit if there is at least a system fault (watch dog, CRC memory error, etc.)

POWER SUPPLY (Yellow):

It is lit if there is a power supply Fault.

GROUND FAULT (Yellow):

It is permanently lit when the positive or negative is earthed.

MASK (Yellow):

It is lit when there is at least one Zone or a Point Disabled in the system.

SOUNDER (Yellow):

It is lit if the siren output is disabled.

It flashes when the siren output is in Fault condition

FAULTS TRANSMISSION (Yellow):

It is lit if the Fault transmission output is disabled (telephone dial).

It flashes when the Fault transmission output is in Fault condition.

ALARM TRANSMISSION (Yellow):

It is lit if the alarm transmission is disabled (telephone dial).

It flashes when the alarm transmission output is in Fault condition

EXTINGUISHING (Yellow):

It is lit if the output towards the automatic fire-fighting system (UDS) is disabled

It flashes when the fire-fighting control output is in Fault condition

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If an invalid password is entered, the

following message will be displayed: “Invalid

password!: xxxxx “

where “xxxxx” is a 5-character code

This code is used to obtain the programmed

password in case it has been forgotten, by

referring to this code to NOTIFIER technical

servicing.

 Functions and Access level

Functions EN.54 Level Factory default password

Alarm and Faults display Level 1 none

Alarm and Faults recognition Level 1 none

Delay Re-set (appropriate button) Level 1 none

Excluded Zones/Points display Level 1 none

Exclusions menu Level 2 22222

Test Menu Level 2 22222

Utility Menu Level 3 33333

Programming menu Level 3a 44444

 Description of the keyboard operation to enter data in the programming folders:

Through the arrows  you can enter the adjacent folders (displays)

Through the arrows  you can scroll the fields inside the folder (the selected field is displayed with the

characters in REVERSE.)

If the folder has an index field, the first two function keys appear through which you can scroll

The selected field can be changed by entering in editing mode through the enter key .

According to the type of datum there are different editing modes:

 Text entering (CBE, Labels associated with: devices, zones, etc.)

To enter the alphanumerical characters use the keyboard on Touch screen

 “Alpha-Numeric” Keyboard on Touch Screen:

This keyboards will be available on the Touch Screen when a Programmable Text have to be edit:

Selections (TYPE-ID, YES, NO, etc..) : type ENTER and through the arrows  all the selectable labels are

scrolled in sequence

The parameter is stored through the enter key,

If you do not want to store the changes use the escape key

To quit the folder system use the escape key .

To enter the passwords, when they are requested, use the numeric keyboard that appear on the screen.

Confirm the entered password by pressing the ENTER key.

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