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997-264-000-10, Issue 10 January 2010

ID50 Series Panel - Operating Manual

Contents

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Contents

1 Introduction 1

1.1 Associated Documents 1

1.2 The ID50 / ID60 Series Panel 1

1.2.1 Device Type Abbreviations 2

1.3 Cleaning 2

2 Panel Controls and Indicators 3

2.1 Controls 3

2.2 Indicators 4

3 Automatic Alarms - What to do 5

3.1 Fire 5

3.1.1 Fire in Delayed Mode 7

3.2 Pre-alarm 8

3.3 Fault 9

3.2.1 Power Fail 10

3.3 Plant Alarm 11

4 Operator Actions at Panel 12

4.1 Introduction 12

4.1.1 Liquid Crystal Display 12

4.1.2 Internal Buzzer 13

4.1.3 Access Codes 13

4.1.4 Keyswitch 14

4.2 MUTE BUZZER Pushbutton 14

4.3 EXTEND DELAY Pushbutton 14

4.4 END DELAYS/EVACUATE Pushbutton 15

4.5 SILENCE/RESOUND Pushbutton 16

4.6 RESET Pushbutton 17

4.7 Numeric Keys 18

4.7.1 Cancellation/Termination Button 18

4.7.2 Level 2 Options Menu Button 18

4.8 Level 2 Option Menus 19

4.9 TEST - User Option 20

4.9.1 LEDs - User Option 21

4.9.2 LCD - User Option 21

4.9.3 Zones - User Option 22

4.9.4 Auto High Test - User Option 24

4.9.5 Outputs - User Option 25

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4.9.6 Buzzer - User Option 27

4.9.7 Keyboard - User Option 27

4.10 DISABLE / ENABLE - User Option 28

4.10.1 Zones - User Option 28

4.10.2 Outputs - User Option 31

4.10.3 Day Mode - User Option 32

4.10.4 Delays - User Option 33

4.11 CLOCK - User Option 34

4.11.1 Time - User Option 35

4.11.2 Date - User Option 36

4.12 VIEW MODE - User Option 37

4.12.1 Log - User Option 38

4.12.2 Devices - User Option 39

4.12.3 Faults - User Option 40

4.12.4 Input Events - User Option 41

4.12.5 Disabled - User Option 42

4.12.6 Alarm Count - User Option 42

4.12.7 Voltages - User Option 43

4.12.8 Version - User Option 44

4.13 Commissioning 44

4.14 Print 44

Appendix 1 - Log Book A1-1

Appendix 2 - Maintenance A2-1

Appendix 3 - ID60 Single Loop Panel

Differences A3-1

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ID50 Series Panel

FIRE

DISABLEMENT FAULT

RESET

TEST

POWER SUPPLY FAULT

EARTH FAULT

PLANT ALARM

FIRE OUTPUT ACTIVE

PRE-ALARM

SOUNDER: FAULT/ DISABLED

FIRE OUTPUT: FAULT/ DISABLED

FIRE CONTROL O/P: FAULT/ DISABLED

POWER

DELAYS ACTIVE

SYSTEM FAULT

MUTE BUZZER

EXTEND DELAY

SILENCE/

RESOUND

SILENCE/

RESOUND

END DELAY/

EVACUATE

END DELAY/

EVACUATE

00..9

[

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11 12 13 14 15 16

ZONE FIRE

ZONE FAULT/

DISABLE/TEST

ZONE FAULT/

DISABLE/TEST

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Introduction

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1 Introduction

This manual contains operating instructions for the ID50

and ID60 Series Fire Detection Panels. Differences

between the ID50 and ID60 panels are given in

Appendix 3.

Users of this manual are assumed to be working with a

panel that has already been installed and configured

appropriately for the area under its supervision.

1.1 Associated Documents

This manual does not describe the installation or

configuration procedures of the panel. For information

on these topics, refer to the ID50 Series

Panel - Installation, Commissioning and

Configuration Manual (Ref. 997-263-000-X).

1.2 The ID50/ ID60 Series Panel

The panel, as supplied by NOTIFIER, is a 1-loop, 16-zone

Analogue Addressable Panel. The single loop has the

capacity for up to 99 analogue sensors plus up to 99

modules and, in some installations, panels may also be

connected to repeaters using the RS485 Communications

Link.

All the control and operation functions described in this

manual can be carried out using the pushbuttons on the

front of the panel.

A keyswitch is provided which, when set to the right, has

the same effect as entering an access 2 passcode. Set it

to the centre to cancel out of all menus and return to the

Status: NORMAL display. This indicates access level 2

is de-selected.

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1.2.1 Device Type Abbreviations

Throughout this manual the panel may refer to devices

by an abbreviated name. The following table lists the

device type abbreviation and its description.

Abbreviation Type Description

AUX Plant Warning Input

AVR Advanced VIEW™ Reference*

AVS Advanced VIEW™ Sensor*

CTE Monitored (Relay Type) Output (VdS)

CTL Monitored (Relay Type) Output

ESE Extinguishant System Output (VdS)

ESM Extinguishant System

ESO Monitored Extinguishing System Output

EST Extinguishant Monitor System Trigger

ION Ionisation Smoke Detector

IRL Immediate Release Input

LBM Loop Booster Module

MCP Manual Call Point†

MLT Advanced Multi Sensor

MNS Monitor module (no short-circuit)

MON Fire Alarm Monitor Input

MRL Manual Release Input

M-CZ Conventional Interface input (OPAL)

OPT Optical/Photo-electric Smoke Detector

OPX Optiplex Multi-sensor

RLE Unmonitored(RelayType)orO/COutputs(VdS)

RLY Unmonitored (Relay Type)or O/C Outputs

SDR Monitored (Sounder Type) Output

SDH Monitored(SounderType)Output-highload

SM2/SMT2 SMART 2 Multi-criteria Sensor

SM3/SMT3 SMART 3 Multi-criteria Sensor

SM4/SMT4 SMART 4 Multi-criteria Sensor*

STRB Strobe (OPAL)

TMP Temperature Detector

TxD Monitored Transmission Routing Output

ZMX Conventional Detector Input (CLIP)

Note: Devices marked ‘*’ are supported by the ID60

Panel only. The Device marked ‘†’ is also

available as ‘DKM’ - not used in this application

(provided to be compatible with VdS

requirements).

1.3 Cleaning

The panel case may be cleaned periodically by wiping

with a soft, damp lint-free cloth.

Do not use solvents.

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2 Panel Controls and Indicators

The panel’s controls and indicators are used to operate

the overall system and display the panel status. The panel

has five function pushbuttons, twelve numeric/cursor keys

and thirty-two zonal LED indicators, two ‘FIRE’ indicators

and fourteen system status LED indicators.

An access level 2 keyswitch is provided to enable the

operation of panel controls and access to user menus

without entering a passcode via the numeric keypad.

2.1 Controls

The pushbuttons are listed below, together with

references to the relevant sections of the manual:

Function Pushbuttons

•MUTE BUZZER - (Section 4.2).

•EXTEND DELAY - (Section 4.3).

•END DELAY/EVACUATE1- (Section 4.4)

•SILENCE/RESOUND - (Section 4.5).

•RESET - (Section 4.6).

1Also configurable as Transmission Device (TD)

Enable/Disable.

Numeric/Cursor Keys

•Numeric/Cursor keys - (Section 4.7).

Keyswitch

Turn the keyswitch to enable level 2 access. The

keyswitch provides an alternative to entering the level 2

access code via the numeric keys. See Section 4.1.3

and Section 4.1.4.

00..9

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

MUTE BUZZER

ZONE FIRE

ZONE FAULT

DISABLE/TEST

FIRE OUTPUT ACTIVE

DELAYS ACTIVE

POWER

FIRE

FAULT

2345678910

11 12 13 14 15 16

SAT 12/10/2002 00:00:00

Status: NORMAL

DISABLEMENT

TEST

PRE-ALARM

EARTH FAULT

PLANT ALARM

SOUNDER: FAULT/ DISABLED

FIRE OUTPUT: FAULT/ DISABLED

FIRE CONTROL O/P: FAULT/ DISABLED

SYSTEM FAULT

POWER SUPPLY FAULT

RESET

EXTEND

DELAY

END DELAY/

EVACUATE

SILENCE/

RESOUND

MUTE BUZZER

END DELAY/

EVACUATE

EXTEND DELAY

RESET

SILENCE/

RESOUND

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2.2 Indicators

The panel status indicators comprise three groups:

a. Zone Status LED indicators.

b. Panel/System LED indicators.

c. Visible/Audible indicators.

Zone Status LED Indicators

•ZONE FIRE - these LEDs indicate affected zone(s).

•ZONE FAULT/DISABLE/TEST - these LEDs indicate

affected zone(s).

Panel/System LED Indicators

•FIRE - these LEDs indicate a fire condition.

•Other System Status LEDs:

FAULT indicates a fault has been

detected by the panel.

DISABLEMENT indicates the presence of a

manually-configured

disablement.

TEST indicates a test is in progress.

DELAY ACTIVE indicates delays are active.

FIRE OUTPUT ACTIVE indicates fire outputs have

been operated.

PRE-ALARM1indicates a pre-alarm

condition exists.

POWER indicates status of power

supply.

SYSTEM FAULT indicates the CPU has reset

or a system fault has occurred.

EARTH FAULT indicates an earth fault has

occurred.

PLANT ALARM2indicates a fault or warning

from a plant-monitoring device.

FIRE CONTROL O/P: FAULT/DISABLED

indicates a fire control output

fault or disablement.

FIRE OUTPUT: FAULT/DISABLED

indicates a fire output fault or

disablement

SOUNDER: FAULT/DISABLED

indicates a sounder circuit

fault or disablement

POWER SUPPLY FAULT

indicates an unsatisfactory

power supply to the panel.

1This LED is also configurable as SOUNDERS SILENCED.

2This LED can be configured as: FAULT O/P: FAULT/

DISABLED.

Visible/Audible Indicators

•Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) - (Section 4.1.1).

•Internal Buzzer - (Section 4.1.2).

FIRE

FIRE OUTPUT ACTIVE

DELAYS ACTIVE

POWER

FAULT

DISABLEMENT

TEST

PRE-ALARM

EARTH FAULT

PLANT ALARM

SOUNDER: FAULT/ DISABLED

FIRE OUTPUT: FAULT/ DISABLED

FIRE CONTROL O/P: FAULT/ DISABLED

SYSTEM FAULT

POWER SUPPLY FAULT

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3 Automatic Alarms - What to do

Before any automatic alarms have been sounded the

panel only operates in display mode (quiescent state).

The user must then turn the keyswitch to the right or enter

a Level 2 access code to enable the panel’s pushbuttons.

Only one alarm condition can be displayed at a time

on the LCD. If fire alarms, faults and/or warning conditions

(Plant Alarm) are present on the panel at the same time,

they are displayed in the following priority order:

a. Fire Alarms.

b. Pre-alarms

c. Faults.

d. Warnings.

The alarm condition is registered in a log.

The user must then enter a Level 2 access code, or turn

the keyswitch to the right, to enable the panel’s

pushbuttons. When the Level 2 access code is active,

the ‘

’ buttons can be used to scroll through the

alarms and the ‘

’ button will display the first alarm.

3.1 Fire

Automatic panel actions:

If the system detects a fire alarm, the panel always does

the following automatically:

a. Operates the internal (high-pitched) buzzer.

b. Illuminates the red FIRE LEDs, and the numbered

red ZONE FIRE LED.

c. Displays information on the LCD regarding the fire

condition. The information includes device address

and device location (see example below).

FIRE 02 / 05 Z01 M12 MCP 11:59

MAIN BUILDING BASEMENT ROOM 23

Note: If a delay is configured DELAYED is displayed on

the top line of the LCD. When a delay is active the

DELAYACTIVE LED illuminates and the remaining

time before the first day mode delay expires is

displayed every 5 secs. The LED only extinguishes

when the delay period has expired.

d. Operates the sounders and output modules according

to the panel’s Control-by-Event (CBE) Rules

(configured during the Commissioning stage).

ALARM

CONDITION

ZONE

NUMBER

DEVICE

ADDRESS

ZONE TEXT

TIME OF LOGGED

ALARM CONDITION

DISPLAYED

ALARM

CONDITION

LOGGED

ALARM

CONDITIONS

DEVICE

TYPE

DEVICE

TEXT

TEST

DELAYS ACTIVE

FIRE OUTPUT: FAULT/ DISABLED

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Recommended operator actions:

Note: In the recommended operator actions described below

only MUTE BUZZER and END DELAY are selectable

atAccess Level 1. The operation of EXTEND DELAY,

EVACUATE, SILENCE, RESOUND and RESET must

only be possible at access Level 2, in accordance with

the requirements of EN54:Part 2.

1Operate the MUTE BUZZER pushbutton to silence

the panel’s internal buzzer.

2Follow prescribed instructions for evacuation of

premises, notification of Fire Brigade and investigation

of source of fire.

3If additional sounder operations are required to

achieve a complete and immediate evacuation of the

premises, press the END DELAY /EVACUATE

pushbutton (needs access level 2). This will cause

the internal buzzer to resound, so press the MUTE

BUZZER pushbutton to silence.

4When more than one fire Alarm condition is present,

it is possible to manually scroll through all logged Fire

Alarm conditions using the ‘

’ arrows.

Note: With multiple alarms, the LCD displays the first

alarm event.

5When evacuation of the premises is achieved, or at

the direction of an authorised person, the Alarm

Sounders may be silenced by pressing the

SILENCE / RESOUND pushbutton.

Note: The SOUNDERS SILENCED LED illuminates if

this option was configured during panel

commissioning. The default function for this LED

is PRE-ALARM.

6To re-start the sounders, press the

SILENCE / RESOUND pushbutton. You must wait at

least 10 seconds after having originally silenced the

sounders before resounding them. If the SOUNDERS

SILENCED LED option was configured during

commissioning to illuminate, this will now extinguish.

7When the cause of the alarm has been removed and

call points and input devices have been locally reset,

the system may be returned to ‘Status: NORMAL’*by

pressing the RESET pushbutton.

*Unless the Site name menu was edited during

commissioning - refer to Section 4.1.1 Liquid crystal

Display.

Status: NORMAL

Sat 01/12/2001 00:00:00

EN54-2: 7.6.1, 7.8, 8.7.1,

9.1.2

Ensure EN54 compliance

for access to controls.

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