Teknim TFP-40 Series Bedienungsanleitung

2016

TFP-40x Series

Conventional Fire Alarm Panel

Installation & Operation Manual

Issue Date: 26/12/2016 Rev:02

TFP-40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels

TFP-40X INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

Table of Contents

1Introduction ........................................................................................................................................3

2Warnings ............................................................................................................................................3

3Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................................4

4TFP-40x Series Conventional System .....................................................................................................5

4.1 Panel Properties...........................................................................................................................5

4.2 Panel User Interface.....................................................................................................................6

5Installation ..........................................................................................................................................9

5.1 Recommended Cables ..................................................................................................................9

5.2 Mounting.....................................................................................................................................9

5.3 Supply Input................................................................................................................................9

5.4 Battery Connection.......................................................................................................................9

5.7 Zone Lines ...............................................................................................................................10

6User Levels........................................................................................................................................11

6.1 Level 1.....................................................................................................................................11

6.2 Level 2.....................................................................................................................................11

6.3 Level 3.....................................................................................................................................11

6.4 Level 4.....................................................................................................................................11

7Using the Panel .................................................................................................................................12

7.1 Disable Mode.............................................................................................................................12

7.2 Test Mode.................................................................................................................................12

7.3 Siren Resound Option.................................................................................................................13

7.4 System Error .............................................................................................................................13

7.5 Error Diagnostic.........................................................................................................................13

8Maintenance......................................................................................................................................14

8.1 Situations requiring Maintenance, Repair or Servicing....................................................................14

8.2 Routine Checks..........................................................................................................................14

8.2.1 Daily.....................................................................................................................................14

8.2.2 Weekly..................................................................................................................................14

8.2.3 4 Years .................................................................................................................................14

9Appendices........................................................................................................................................15

9.1 Appendix-Mechanical..................................................................................................................15

9.2 Appendeix- Electrical ..................................................................................................................19

9.3Appendix-Level ..........................................................................................................................21

10 Issues to be considered......................................................................................................................26

10.1 Maintenance, Repair and Cleaning to be carried out by the Consumer ............................................26

10.2 Information on Faulty Usage.......................................................................................................26

10.3 Handling and Transportation.......................................................................................................26

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Table 1 Main Button Functions ......................................................................................................................7

Table 2 Auxiliary Button Functions.................................................................................................................8

Table 3 Level-2 Key......................................................................................................................................8

Table 4 LED Indicators .................................................................................................................................9

Table 5 Properties of the Recommended Cables ...........................................................................................10

Table 6 Known Errors.................................................................................................................................14

Figure 1 Control Panel User Interface ............................................................................................................7

Figure 2 Panel Front Cover Screws ..............................................................................................................16

Figure 3 Mounting Screw Holes ...................................................................................................................17

Figure 4 Electrical Connections....................................................................................................................18

Figure 5 Battery Connection........................................................................................................................19

Figure 6 Siren Connection...........................................................................................................................20

Figure 7 Zone Connection ...........................................................................................................................20

Figure 8 Zone Grounding Connection ...........................................................................................................21

Figure 9 Level-3.........................................................................................................................................22

1922

Bilgi Elektronik San. ve Tic. A.Ş.

Dudullu OSB 1. Cad. İsmet Tarman İş Merkezi

No:1 Kat:2/32 Ümraniye, İstanbul, Turkiye

1922-CPD-0690

EN 54-2:1997, EN 54-2:1997/AC:1999, EN 54-2:1997/A1:2006

Control and indicating equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for

buildings

TFP-404, TFP-408

Provided options:

Output to C

Test Condition

EN 54-4:1997, EN 54-4:1997/AC:1999, EN 54-4:1997/A1:2002, EN 54-4:1997/A2:2006

Power supply equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for buildings

TFP-404, TFP-408

Other technical data: see BİLGİ-TEC-160928 held by the manufacturer.

TFP-40x Series Conventional Fire Alarm Panels

TFP-40X INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

1Introduction

This manual contains the installation instructions, technical properties, and panel configuration information

related to TFP-40x Series Teknim Conventional Panels.

TFP-40x Teknim conventional panels may be viewed under 2 options as 4- or 8-zone devices. 32 detectors or

fire alarm buttons can be connected per zone.

TFP -40x series panels compliant with EN54-2/4 standards

Before installation, the manual must be read and installation must be carried out by authorized

persons in accordance with the instructions.

Before starting the installation, check that the following list is complete inside the package:

-TFP-40x panel,

-6 pieces of 4K7 siren end-of-line resistances for TFP-404 and 10 pieces for TFP-408,

-Lock key for access level 2,

-Battery cable,

-Battery mounting lugs and 4 screws

-4 screws and dowels for wall-mounting

-Allen key,

-Installation and Operation Manual

-Quick Installation Manual

-Warranty Certificate

2Warnings

-The panel contains electronic card consisting of digital and analog circuits. Therefore it should not be

used before having read the entire operation manual.

-In case of any malfunction or in the case that the panel needs maintenance, maintenance and repairs

must be carried out by the authorized service station of the manufacturer company or the people/companies

authorized by the manufacturer company.

-The cable lines for the supply line of the panel, siren line, and the detector line should be as specified in

this manual.

-When panel is energized with supply voltage, do not make any changes to the panel connections.

-The grounding connection to the panel must have been made.

-Do not apply ~230 VAC 50Hz mains voltage to the inputs-outputs of the zone line, inputs of the siren

line connections, and the inputs of the battery connections.

-Do not use batteries that have reached the end of useful life or have been damaged by falling below a

voltage level. The device does not charge batteries that are below voltage level 20.5 VDC.

Warning: Do not start mounting before having read the entire manual.

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3Technical Specifications

Supply

Voltage

230 / 110 VAC (+%10 / -%15)

Frequency

50 / 60 Hz (±%5)

Mains Input Fuse

Output Voltage

21 –29 Vdc ± %2

Output Fuse

4A (F1)

Cable Type

3 x 1,5mm² (Phase, Neutria, Ground)

Battery

2 x 12V, 7Ah (Recommended Yuasa NP7-12, 12V7Ah)

Battery CutOff Voltage

20,5 V

Battery Internal Resistance Fault

Resistance > 1,5 ohm

Greatest Current to be drawn from the

Battery

When the main power source is not connected 2A

Battery Fuse

4A (F2)

Charging Voltage

27,6 Vdc @20°C, with heat compensation

Charging Current

500mA (resistance limited)

Imin

TFP-404 –75mA, TFP-408 –110mA

ImaxA

500 mA

ImaxB

1,5 A

Outputs

Supervised Siren Outputs

2 adet 24Vdc (15 devices / 32mA per device)

(Caution : The output current of the panel should not exceed 1.4 A)

Siren Fuse

2 x 500mA (F5-F6)

Siren End-of-line Resistance

4K7 ohm, %5, 1/4W

General Error Relay

1 x NC/NO dry contact 30V, 2A

Fire Relay

1x NC/NO dry contact, 30V, 2A

Auxiliary Output (AUX)

1 x 24Vdc/450mA(Caution : The output current of the panel should not exceed 1.4

AUX Fuse

1 x 500mA (F3)

Cable Type for Outputs

2 x 1,5mm² J-Y(St)Y…Lg (Recommended)

Zone Information

Number Of Zones

4 or 8

Number of Detectors

32 pieces per zone (TFD series)

Output

24Vdc/450mA(Caution : The output current of the panel should not exceed 1.4A)

Output Fuse

1 x 500mA (F4)

Cable Resistance

40 ohm (en fazla)

Cable Length

1,5 km 1,5mm² cross-section (Maximum)

End Of Line Resistance

4K7 ohm, %5, 1/4W

Cable Type For zone

2 x 1,5mm² J-Y(St)Y…Lg (Recommended)

Environmental Conditions

Temperature

-10C ~ 55C (14F ~ 131F)

Humidity

95% RH (maximum)

IP Class

IP30

Mechanical

Color

RAL9006(Light Gray)

Dimensions (H x W x D)

340 x 300 x 100 mm

Weight

4,4kg (without battery)

•The device properties may be changed without notification.

•The battery recommended for the device is Yuasa NP7-12.

•The greatest current that can be given to the zones and outputs is 1.4A.

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TFP-40X INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

4TFP-40x Series Conventional System

TFP-40x series conventional systems are fire detection systems, which are designed with 4 or 8-zones and in

which 32 detectors or fire alarm buttons can be connected per zone. The system also provides features like 2

supervised siren outputs, 1 dry contact fault relay, 1 dry contact alarm relay, and 1 x 24 AV AUX output.

The panels satisfy the standards "EN54-2 & 4 Fire detection and fire alarm systems - Control and indicating

equipment". In addition, they satisfy the following conditional provisions of EN54-2:

- EN54-2 Article 7.8. Transmission of fire alarm signals received from one zone to fire alarm devices,

- EN54-2 Article 10. Test status that allows automatic resetting for zone fire test;

The panels are supplied by 2-ampere internal power supply. Spaces have been allocated in the panels for

placement of batteries as shown in "Figure 5 Battery Connection". The power supply compliant with EN54-4 has a

smart battery charging system with heat compensation.

The transition between access levels 1 and 2 is facilitated with the switch at the front of the panel. For access

level 3, the front cover of the panel must be removed. Access level 4 is made available with a special apparatus

provided by the manufacturer.

There are 6 buttons to control the system. 3 performance these, "Alarm On/Off", "Silence" and "Reset", are

designed larger and in color to direct the user.

For the calculation of how long the system can be supplied via a battery after an interruption of the main supply,

the current consumptions of the panel are given in the table for uncharged and alarm statuses.

Model

Idle Status

Alarm Status

TFP-404

75 mA

140 mA

TFP-408

115 mA

180 mA

4.1 Panel Properties

•4 or 8 zones controlled against incorrect connections with end-of-line resistances,

•Capability to connect 32 detectors or fire alarm buttons per zone,

•"Fire and Fault/Disable/Test" LEDs for the zones,

•LEDs for general error, system error, supply error, battery error , earth error , siren status, energy, system

on , test, disable , access level, communication, general alarm,

•Capability to disable desired zones; capability to see the disabled zones with the dedicated disable LED on

the panel.

•Easily conducted zone test,

•Smart charging system that prolongs the battery life; where there is no main supply and the system is

supplied through battery, when the battery voltage drops below 20.5 VDC, the device shuts itself down

automatically to preserve the batteries and not to cause false alarms.

•2 siren outputs controlled against incorrect connections with end-of-line resistances,

•1 NC/NO fire relay (button alarm, detector alarm, etc.)

•1 NC/NO fault relay (Energy error , zone error , battery error , etc.)

•1 output with Aux 24VDC 500 mA automatic fuse

•Switch system determining intervention authorization level

•Easy-to-understand front panel,

•Switched power supply (with 27.75 Vdc SMPS 2A automatic fuse)

•Metal housing

•Used with 2 x 12V 7Ah batteries. The battery recommended for the device is Yuasa NP7-12

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4.2 Panel User Interface

This chapter describes the indicators and buttons on the panel.

Figure 1 Control Panel User Interface

The buttons C, D, and E shown in Figure 1 Control Panel User Interface are main buttons and have single

functions. They are designed larger than other buttons and in color for user convenience. The functions of the

buttons are defined in Table-1.

Table 1 Main Button Functions

Label

Task

[C]

ALARM

On / Off

Shall be used in Level-2 and Level-3.

Starts the evacuation procedure, activates sirens.

Mutes sirens in alarm status or resounds the muted sirens.

[D]

MUTE

Mutes Buzzer in cases of fault or alarm.

[E]

RESET

Shall be used in Level-2 and Level-3.

Used to restore the panel in alarm or fault status to normal operating status.

The buttons F, G, and H shown in Figure 1 Control Panel User Interface have multiple functions. These functions

vary depending on the access level and the time of button presses.

The functions of the buttons are defined in Table-2.

Long press: Keeping the button pressed for more than 3 seconds

Short press: Pressing and releasing the button in a period under 3 seconds

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Table 1 Auxiliary Buttons Functions

Label

Task

Short press

Long press

[F]

DISABLE

(<)

It is used to change the processed zone

when test or disable process is active in

Level-2. It shows the disable zones for

3 seconds when Level-1 and test or

disable process are deactivated.

It is used to turn on and off the

deactivation process in Level-2. In this

case, the fault statuses of the zones or

the siren are not shown. Only the disable

zones are shown.

[G]

ENTER

It is confirmed to carry out disable or

test processes at the selected

zone/siren when disable or test

processes are carried out.

It is used to show the details of the fault

statuses in Level-1.

[H]

TEST (>)

It is used to test the buzzer and the

LEDs in Level-1.

It is used to change the processed zone

or siren when disable process is active

in Level-2. Also, it is used to show the

tested zones and siren for 3 seconds

when test and disable processes are

deactivated.

It is used to show the zones and siren

being tested for 3 seconds in Level-1.

It is used to turn on and off the test

process in Level-2. In this case, it show

the zones and siren being tested.

Level 1 and 2 checks are carried out with a special key provided by the manufacturer company. It is not possible

to remove the key in Level 2.

Table 3 Level - 2 Key

Label

Task

[Y]

LEVEL-2

Key in vertical position; Keylock off; Level-1

Key in horizontal position; Keylock on; Level-2

Panel fault and alarm statuses are provided with LED indicators. An internal buzzer is available to provide audible

warning. LEDs and buzzer can be tested without transiting to any level.

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Table 4 LED Indicators

Label

LED name

Fixed LED

Blinking LED

Color

[V]

FIRE

NONE

Shows that the panel is in alarm

status (250 ms)

Red

[I]

General Error

Shows a system error

Shows there is a fault in the

system

Yellow

[J]

System Error

Shows a system error

NONE

Yellow

[K]

Supply Error

NONE

Shows there is a fault in the

power source or charging circuit

Yellow

[L]

Battery Error

NONE

Shows there is a fault in the

battery

Yellow

[M]

Earth Error

NONE

Shows there is a fault in the

earth connection

Yellow

[N]

Siren Status

Shows that the siren is

disabled

Shows there is a fault in the

siren

Yellow

[O]

Energy

Shows that the system is

supplied from any source

NONE

Green

[P]

System

Activated

Shows that there no problems

that can affect the full

operation of the system

NONE

Green

[R]

Test

Shows that one or more

zones are in test status

NONE

Yellow

[S]

Disable

Shows that the zones or the

siren are disabled

NONE

Yellow

[T]

Access Level

Level 3 active

Level 2 active

Yellow

[U]

Communication

NONE

Show that the system is

communicating with the

computer

Yellow

[A]

Zone fire

NONE

Shows that the zone is in fire

status

Red

[B]

Zone

Fault/Disable

/Test

Shows that the zone is

disabled or in test status

Shows there is a fault in the

zone

Yellow

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5Installation

This chapter describes the mechanical and electrical connection methods for TFP-40x series panels.

Caution: Do not start mounting before having read the entire manual!

5.1 Recommended Cables

It is recommended that cables with the properties described in "Table 5 Properties of the Recommended Cables"

are used with the cabling installations and in all the electrical connections.

Table 5 Properties of the Recommended Cables

Cable

Cable Property

Maximum

Supply

3 x 1,5mm²

N/A

Zone Lines

1x2x0,8+0,8JY(st)Y

1x2x1,5+1,5J-Y(st)Y

0 –500 metre

500 –1500 metre

Siren Lines

1x2x0,8+0,8JY(st)Y

1x2x1,5+1,5J-Y(st)Y

0 –500 metre

500 –1500 metre

5.2 Mounting

For mounting, one should select a clean and dry area, which is easily accessible by the user, where the panel is

not subjected to jolts and vibrations. The panel should be placed on a level surface at the eye level and it should

not be placed in another cabinet or someplace close to heat sources. There are cable inlets from the top and rear

for mounting convenience.

1Loosen the A1 screws shown in "9.1 Appendix-Mechanical / Figure 2 Panel Front Cover Screws" with the

Allen key provided with the device.

2Using the panel as the template, mark the wall from the A2 screw holes shown in "9.1 Appendix-Mechanical

/ Figure 3 Mounting Screw Holes".

3Drill the holes marked on the wall and complete the fixing process with minimum 4-mm dowel and screws.

4Then proceed to battery and cable connection processes.

5.3 Supply Input

The panel main supply input should be connected to the 195~250 VAC 50 Hz mains voltage and earth connection

must be made. It should be ensured that grounding resistance is less than 10 ohms. The main supply input fuse

of the panel must be 2A. Also, the panel supply cable must be of the type 3x1.5 NYM or 3x1.5 NYA. The electrical

connection should be made in accordance with the tag as shown in "9.1 Appendix-Mechanical / Figure 4 Electrical

Connections".

WARNING!

Do not remove or connect any connections when the system is energized.

WARNING!

This device should not be used without appropriate grounding

5.4 Battery Connection

The panel is supplied with 2 x 12V 7Ah sealed lead acid batteries and should be used with batteries of this kind.

For the battery mounting, the posts should be placed facing each other as shown in "9.1 Appendix-Mechanical /

Figure 5 Battery Connection" and the battery rails shown as B1 should be fixed tightly with screws.

For the battery mounting, the ends shown as B3 and B4 are connected to each other with battery jumper cable

as shown in "9.1 Appendix-Mechanical / Figure 5 Battery Connection" and the battery rails shown as B4 should be

fixed tightly with screws. Then the ends shown with B2 and B3 are connected to the battery supply socket with

battery supply cable.

System used the main supply as the primary power supply. Smart charging circuits are designed to keep batteries

always at full capacity.

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