Honeywell XL 800 Series Bedienungsanleitung

by Honeywell

Operator’s Manual & Log book

System 800

Fire Alarm Panel

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Table of Contents

Scope 4

General description 5

User responsibility 6

Daily 6

Weekly 6

Quarterly 7

Battery replacement 7

Controls and indicators 8

Navigation 8

Access levels 9

To enter access level 2 9

To return to access level 1 10

Normal Condition 11

To conduct a display test 11

Fire condition 12

To verify fire 13

To cancel buzzer 13

To silence alarms 13

To reset the system 13

Manual control of fire alarms 14

To sound alarms 14

To silence alarms 14

To operate delay mode 15

Fire Test 16

To enter fire test mode 16

To exit Fire test mode 17

Fault condition 18

To Cancel buzzer 18

Disablement condition 20

Typical disablement 20

System information 21

To view active fire events 21

To view active fault events 21

To view active disablement 22

To view historic events 22

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System set up 23

Hardware link 23

To enable or disable a zone 24

To edit a zone label 25

To put a zone in and out of test mode 26

To view devices in a zone 27

To enable or disable a device 28

To edit a device label 29

To enable or disable alarm sounders 30

To set up weekly reminder of fire test 31

To set up the Initial and Verify delay 32

Other controls 33

Loop status 33

Local input 33

Loop map 33

Auxiliary relay 34

Fire routing output 34

Fault routing output 34

Maintenance reminder 34

Appendix 35

Glossary of terms 35

Description of Controls and Indicators36

Controls at the system 800 panel 37

Indicators at the system 800 panel 38

Menu 43

Controls and indicators 43

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Scope

Safety

Associated documents

This second issue of the Operator’s manual

covers the operating instructions for the

24-zone system 800 fire alarm panel. The

manual shows how to operate controls and

interpret light indications and messages. It

includes information on user responsibility

and emergency conditions with step by step

instructions on how to operate controls. The

manual has also a log book with pages to

record system events for future reference.

The following information is given in the

interest of personal safety and to prevent

damage to equipment installed and to

ensure the system operates correctly.

The information symbol is

accompanied with important text.

This can be either a warning to

prevent personal injury or death, or

a caution to prevent damage to the

system equipment.

 Installer’s manual 796688 (4188-657)

All the documents associated with the panel

should be kept together near the panel.

Issue Record

Issue Date Comment

1 11/12/00 This is the first issue of the operating manual.

1-1 06/02/01 Minor updates to improve instructions.

2 10/06/03 This is the second update to the installer’s manual include

coincidence detection, sector linking, improvements to the

settings for delay mode and auxiliary relay configuration.

23/04/07 Gent by Honeywell logo added

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General description The system 800 fire alarm panel is designed

to meet the requirements of EN54 Parts 2

and 4. It is suitable for installation in small to

medium size buildings in accordance with

the recommendations of BS5839:Part 1, to

provide an automatic fire detection and

alarm.

The system 800 panel is installed and

configured to monitor devices such as

detectors, manual call points and sounder

control transponder units connected on a

single loop. Each device is capable of being

addressed individually and may be assigned

to one of 24 zones. The devices and zones

in the system can each be given a label for

identification. In the event of a fire the panel

automatically operates external sounder

circuits to raise an alarm in the protected

buildings.

The push button controls on the panel are

for use by authorised and trained personal.

To comply with the requirements of

BS5839:Part 1, there are log sheets

provided at the back of this manual for

recording system events.

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User

responsibility

Daily

Weekly

It is recommended that the persons

responsible for the fire alarm system should

become familiar with:

 How to operate the controls

 How to interpret visual indications given.

BS 5839:Part 1, states that the system

should be inspected daily to ensure that a

normal indication is given at the control and

indicating equipment and:

 any previously indicated fault and

warning condition has received

appropriate attention.

 all the system events are entered into

the Log Book for future reference.

 the use of the area(s) inspected has not

changed since the system was

designed.

 and no unsafe practices that could lead

to a fire are being undertaken.

At weekly interval:

 a different Fire Sensor or Manual Call

Point of the system should be tested to

ensure the system is capable of

operating under alarm condition.

 the operation of the alarm sounders

should be checked to also remind those

occupying the premises that there is a

fire alarm system with a particular

sound.

The test should be performed at a

regular time to avoid confusion

between a test and a genuine fire

alarm.

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Quarterly

Battery replacement

At quarterly intervals the fire alarm system

should be inspected by the servicing

organisation. A trained maintenance

engineer from the servicing organisation

should carry out any work necessary.

For help with service and

maintenance contact your

Servicing organisation, see log

book.

Every four years the batteries installed in the

system 800 panel must be replaced.

CAUTION:

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF

BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN

INCORRECT TYPE.

DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES

ACCORDING TO THE

INSTRUCTIONS.

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Controls and

indicators

Audible

indication

While reading the instructions it may help to

open out the back page of this manual to

view the location of controls and indicators

on the panel. For description of controls and

indicators see User controls and indicators

section.

There is a cancellable buzzer in the panel

that operates automatically to announce Fire

and Fault events.

Navigation

Esc

The buttons to navigate the menu and to

select a menu option at the panel are the

Enter, Previous, Next and Esc buttons.

The Enter button will display the top-level

menu or accept a selection.

The menu bar displayed

here shows the menu

available at access level 1.

The Previous and Next buttons can be used

to scroll and select a menu option.

The Esc button performs a quit function.

Pressing the Esc button will close an open

menu or sub-menu and return it to the

previous display.

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Access levels

Access level 1 (A1)

Access level 2 (A2)

To enter access

level 2

The instructions in this manual are for

access to menu options and push button

controls available at access levels 1 and 2.

Access level 1 is for the general public and

requires no coded entry, and at this level the

light indications of the panel are visible,

along with menu options to view logs and

gain coded entry to level 2.

Access level 2 is for authorised persons who

are responsible for the fire alarm, such as

security staff. This level requires a coded

entry to the panel’s push button controls and

menu options. If controls are not used for 3

minutes duration then access level 2 is

automatically exited.

 Press the Enter button to display the

menu bar.

 Select System menu and option Code,

and then press the Enter button to

display the Access code entry form.

 Enter the numerical

access code for

level 2 controls and

menu options. An

asterisk will appear

on the display for

every number entry.

 Press Enter to accept the code.

The factory set codes for:

Access level 1 – None

Access level 2 - 2222

An acknowledgement is given of correct

code entry.

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To return to access

level 1

Esc

Alternative method

To exit access level 2 and return to access

level 1.

 Press the Esc button to exit to level 1.

 Press Enter to accept a return to level 1

and the display will respond with the

access level changed message.

 Press the Enter button to display the top-

level menu.

 Press the Previous or Next button to

‘System’ option and scroll through the

menus to highlight Exit to level 1 option.

 Press Enter to exit to access level 1.

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