FP/FR2000 Series
Analogue addressable fire panels,
repeaters and emulators
Installation and
Commissioning Manual
Revision 4.5: October 1998
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CONTENTS
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................................3
1. General information......................................................................................................................................3
1.1. Product codes........................................................................................................................... 3
1.2. Design specifications................................................................................................................ 4
2. Technical specifications..............................................................................................................................5
3. Dimensions of the fire panel .....................................................................................................................10
4. Mounting instructions ................................................................................................................................11
4.1. Mounting instructions.............................................................................................................. 11
4.2. Panel layout ........................................................................................................................... 13
4.3. Repeater layout ...................................................................................................................... 14
5. Loop design .................................................................................................................................................15
5.1. Typical configuration .............................................................................................................. 15
5.2. Suitable cable types ............................................................................................................... 17
6. Field connections .......................................................................................................................................18
6.1. Loop, output and input connections......................................................................................... 18
6.2. Communication port connections (all models)......................................................................... 26
6.3. Power supply connections ...................................................................................................... 27
6.4. Installing a modem ................................................................................................................. 28
6.5. Network connections............................................................................................................... 29
6.6. Power supply.......................................................................................................................... 31
6.7. LCD display viewing angle...................................................................................................... 32
7. Country dependent selections..................................................................................................................33
7.1. Language selections............................................................................................................... 33
7.2. Operation mode...................................................................................................................... 33
7.3. Language inserts .................................................................................................................... 33
8. Commissioning a FP2000 Series fire panel ............................................................................................34
8.1. Before switching on ................................................................................................................ 34
8.2. Procedure for switching on ..................................................................................................... 35
Appendix A: DIP switch settings .........................................................................................................................37
Appendix B: Operation modes ...........................................................................................................................37
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Panel dimensions (cabinet size A) .......................................................................................... 10
Figure 2: Mounting instructions.............................................................................................................. 11
Figure 3: Cable entries .......................................................................................................................... 12
Figure 4: Panel layout ........................................................................................................................... 13
Figure 5: Repeater layout ...................................................................................................................... 14
Figure 6: Class "A" return loop............................................................................................................... 15
Figure 7: Class "A" return loop with tee offs.......................................................................................... 15
Figure 8: Class "B" Single direction loop (Star configuration)................................................................. 16
Figure 9: Class B single direction loop with tee offs ............................................................................... 16
Figure 10: Position of inputs, loops and relay connections.......................................................................18
Figure 11: Class A loop connection ......................................................................................................... 19
Figure 12: Location of Class A - Class B jumpers .................................................................................... 19
Figure 13: Class B loop connection ......................................................................................................... 20
Figure 14: Class AB loop connection ....................................................................................................... 20
Figure 15: Programmable relay connections............................................................................................ 21
Figure 16: Supervised relay outputs A connections ................................................................................. 21
Figure 17: Two configurations for relay outputs 1-3 B .............................................................................. 22
Figure 18: Two configurations for relay output 4 B................................................................................... 22
Figure 19: Location of jumpers on sounder board .................................................................................... 23
Figure 20: Supervised inputs connections ............................................................................................... 23
Figure 21: Auxiliary inputs ....................................................................................................................... 24
Figure 22: Fire brigade transmitter connections....................................................................................... 24
Figure 23: Wiring when no feedback signal provided...............................................................................25
Figure 24: Dual tone siren connections.................................................................................................... 25
Figure 25: Current loop terminal connections .......................................................................................... 26
Figure 26: Connecting mains to mains terminal block..............................................................................27
Figure 27: Power-supply connections ...................................................................................................... 27
Figure 28: Battery connection.................................................................................................................. 28
Figure 29: Fault relay connections........................................................................................................... 28
Figure 30: Modem MOD2000 interconnection diagram............................................................................ 29
Figure 31: Network interface and associated connection ......................................................................... 30
Figure 32: The power supply and associated connections (230 V version)............................................... 31
Figure 33: Power supply connections (24 V version)................................................................................ 32
Figure 34: Adjustment of the LCD viewing angle ..................................................................................... 33
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INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this manual is to provide assistance during the installation and
commissioning of the FP/FR2000 Series fire panels, and repeaters/emulators.
Please note that the manual is intended as a guide only and is not to be used to replace
any local building and/or wiring codes.
Other manuals available are:
1. Aritech 900 Series detectors installation manual
2. Aritech 2000 Series detectors installation manual
3. FP2000 reference guide
4. FP2000 series network configuration guide
5. FP2000 end user instruction manual
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1. Product codes
FIRE PANELS
FP2416: Cabinet size A*
FP2432: Cabinet size A*
FP2864: Cabinet size B*
REPEATERS / EMULATORS
FR2032: Cabinet size A*
2 loops extendible to 4 (class A)
16 zone - LED indication
Internal printer optional
2 loops extendible to 4 (class A)
32 zone - LED indication
No internal printer option
2 loops extendible to 8 (class A)
16 zone - LED indication, extendible to 64
Internal printer optional
16 zone/panel LED indication (max 32)
24 V DC supply
No internal printer option
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FR2064: Cabinet size B*
16 zone LED indication (max 64)
24 V DC supply
Internal printer optional
PERIPHERALS
ZE2016: 16 Zones LED extension (option)
NC2011: Network card RS485 (option)
NC2051: Network card optical (option)
NE2011: Network extension card RS485 (option)
NE2051: Network extension card optical (option)
PR2000: Internal printer (option) (40 column impact printer)
LC2002: Loop driver extension (option)
NA2004: 4-way network amplifier
*For cabinet sizes, see page 10.
1.2. Design specifications
The FP2000 series fire panels are designed to comply with the requirements of EN54-2
(control and indicating equipment) and EN54-4 (power supply equipment).
The panels have the following options with requirements according to EN54-2:
• Output to fire alarm devices
• Output to fire alarm routing equipment (according to DIN VDE0833)
• Output to fire protection equipment (according to VdS-directive)
• Delays to outputs
• Coincidence detection
• Alarm counter
• Fault/disablements from addressable points
• Output to fault warning routing equipment
• Standardised input/output interface (according to DIN 14661)
• Test condition
• Total loss of power supply (option)
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2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Loop capacity:
• Every loop PCB can be configured as two class A loops or four class B loops
• Addressable devices per loop: 126 (900 Series) or 128 (2000 Series)
• Maximum 1008 (900 Series) or 1024 (2000 Series) addressable devices per panel
• Maximum eight loops per panel
• Loop overload: >500 mA
• Loop operating load: 100 mA max
Zone capacity:
• 16 zones (expandable to 32, 48 or 64 zones in cabinet size B)
• 112 zones for control purposes
LCD screen:
• Backlit alphanumeric 8 x 40 character LCD
Indicators:
• General indicators
Fire - 2 x LED - Red
Fault - 1 x LED - Amber
Disable - 1 x LED - Amber
Supply fault - 1 x LED - Amber
System fault - 1 x LED - Amber
Processor running - 1 x LED - Green
Supply On - 1 x LED - Green
• Control indicators
Silence buzzer - 1 x LED - Amber
Disable - 1 x LED - Amber
Test - 1 x LED - Amber
Third source test - 1 x LED - Amber
• Sounders indicators
Sound - 1 x LED - Red
Delay On - 1 x LED - Amber
Delay Off - 1 x LED - Amber
Fault/Disable - 1 x LED - Amber
Silence - 1 x LED - Amber
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• Fire brigade indicators
Signal - 1 x LED - Red
Delay On - 1 x LED - Amber
Delay Off - 1 x LED - Amber
Fault/Disable - 1 x LED - Amber
Stop fire brigade - 1 x LED - Amber
• Zone monitoring indicators
Fire - 16 x LED - Red (expandable to 32, 48 or 64)
Fault - 16 x LED - Amber (expandable to 32, 48 or 64)
• Indicators related to network facilities
All - 1 x LED - Amber
Panel - 1 x LED - Amber
Membrane keyboard:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, A .. Z
General control keys:
Silence buzzer
Reset
Disable
Test
Third source test
Sounders control:
Sound
Delay On/Delay Off
Disable
Silence
Fire brigade control:
Signal
Delay On/Delay Off
Disable
Stop fire brigade
Control keys related to network facilities:
All
Panel
Control key switch:
Prevents unauthorised resetting and programming of the fire panel.
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Tamper switch:
Fitted to the inside of the fire panel door to record any entry to the cabinet.
Third source (when implemented):
Test button and LED to test total loss of power supply.
Communication ports:
• 2 x RS232 serial port (set-up, upload/download, printer, graphics, remote
operation/graphic package)
• 1 x current loop (to connect repeaters and fireman’s panels)
Standard outputs
All standard outputs are located on the sounder board.
OUT 1: Output to the alarm devices (sounders)
A: 24 V - 0.8 A supervised
B: 3K3/680 Ohm switched output
OUT 2: Output to fire routing equipment (fire brigade)
A: 24 V - 0.8 A supervised
B: 3K3/680 Ohm switched output
OUT 3: Output to fire protection equipment
A: 24 V - 0.1 A supervised
B: 3K3/680 Ohm switched output
OUT 4: Output to fault warning routings equipment
A: 24 V - 0.1 A supervised
B: 3K3/680 Ohm switched output
OUT 5 - OUT 8: 4 programmable relays
Three terminals: COM - NO - NC
Maximum switching current: 2 A @ 24 V DC
Maximum power rating: 50 W DC
250 VA AC
Standard inputs (FP2xxx only)
4 x auxiliary inputs (15 V AC or 20-28 V DC) 3 mA (FEP board)
4 x supervised inputs (inputs 1-4). 3.3k Ohm termination (sounder board)
Current loop:
• Maximum 15 devices
• Maximum 1 km between 2 current loop devices
• Aritech FM800 / FR800 - German fire brigade panel (according to DIN 14661) can
be connected.
• Cable capacitance max. 150 nF
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Power supply characteristics (FP2xxx series):
INPUT: 230 V AC ± 15% 50 Hz ± 10% 200 V A
21 – 28 V DC (24 V standby battery)
OUTPUT: 27.6 V DC ± 1% 4 A total (battery charge and aux.)
with or without batteries
Supervisory: - mains fail
- battery disconnect
- battery flat
- flat battery cut-out
Fuses: AC fuse 2 A (20 mm STD fuse)
Aux. output 5 A (20 mm STD fuse)
Battery fuse 5 A 20 mm STD fuse)
Max. current drawn from the primary input: 1 A
Max. output ripple voltage: ± 300 mV
Normal Operation FP2416/32 FP2864
Mains load (max) 200 VA 200 VA
Total output current (27.6 V) 4 A 4 A
Battery capacity I
Battery capacity (max) 69 AH 69 AH
Required battery charging current (max. battery
capacity)
Current required by system (I
Available auxiliary current 0.45 A 0.15 A
= 0 (72H standby) 36 AH 58 AH
AUX
3.05 A 3.05 A
) 0.5 A 0.8 A
SYS
−−
Charging current based to charge batteries up to 80% in 24 hours at 75% efficiency
Alarm Operation FP2416/32 FP2864
Mains load (max) 200 VA 200 VA
Total output current (27.6 V) 4 A 4 A
Required battery charging current (max. battery
capacity)
Current required by system 0.6 A 1 A
Available auxiliary current 3.4 A 3 A
Power supply characteristics
INPUT: 21 – 28 V DC (24 V standby battery)
I
calculated at 252 x 900 series ionisation detectors (FP2416) 1008 x 900
SYS
series ionisation detectors (FP2864)
0 A 0 A
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Supervisory
INPUTS: - Mains fail
- Charger fail
Fuses: Fuse 1 A (20 mm STD fuse)
Input current: 0.3 A (no options installed)
Environmental
Enclosure protection: IP54
Temperature
Optional: - 5 ºC — +40 ºC
Storage: - 20 ºC — +60 ºC
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3. DIMENSIONS OF THE FIRE PANEL
Figure 1: Panel dimensions (cabinet size A)
−− Cabinet size B: 804 x 441 x 109 (H x W x D)
Cabinet size C: 473.5 x 441 x 109 (H x W x D)
All dimensions are in mm
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4. MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Cabinet size A
Cabinet size C
4.1. Mounting instructions
Figure 2: Mounting instructions
Cabinet size B
4 X 5 mm mounting holes
4 X 5 mm mounting holes
4 X 5 mm mounting holes
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The 5 mm mounting holes are located as shown in Figure 2.
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Five 20 mm holes are provided for cable entry at the top and bottom of the panel.
The total panel weight equals: 11 kg for size A cabinet (excluding batteries)
15 kg for size B cabinet (excluding batteries)
9 kg for size C cabinet (excluding batteries)
Figure 3: Cable entries
Holes in roof X 4
Holes in base for mains entr
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4.2. Panel layout
Figure 4: Panel layout
1 23 4 5 6 26 78910
17
22
18
19
20
21
23
24
11 12 27 13 14 25 15 16
1. Numeric keypad 14. Optional ARCNET network card
2. Common LED board 15. Power supply and battery charger
3. LCD Display and backlight board 16. 2 x battery
4. Host processor board 17. Optional third source battery
5. Current loop terminal connections 18. Memory back-up battery jumper
6. RS232 ports (port 1-front; port 2-back) 19. Non-volatile memory lock
7. Front-end processor board 20. Service/commission mode switch
8. FEP power supply board 21. Optional printer (PR2000)
9. 2 Loop driver board (x2) 22. Auxiliary inputs terminal connections
10. Sounder relay board 23. Loop 1-4 terminal connections
11. Zone matrix display board 24. Terminal connections sounder board
12. DIP switch 25. Modem (optional)
13. Host power supply board 26. DB9-DB25 adapter (with modem)
27. Bus-termination card
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4.3. Repeater layout
Figure 5: Repeater layout
12 3 4 5 6 7
8
9
10
11
12
13 14 17 15 16
1. Numeric keypad
2. DIP switch
3. Current loop terminal connections
4. 24 V power supply
5. Memory back-up battery jumper
6. Service-commission mode switch
7. Common LED board
8. Host processor board
9. Zone matrix display board
10. Host power supply board
11. RS232 ports (port 1-front; port 2-back)
12. Optional 3rd source battery
13. Non-volatile memory lock
14. Optional printer (PR2000) (FR2064 only)
15. LCD display and backlight board
16. ARCNET network card
17. Bus termination card
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5. LOOP DESIGN
5.1. Typical configuration
The fire panel accepts the following loop configurations.
Figure 6: Class "A" return loop
Figure 7: Class "A" return loop with tee offs
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Figure 8: Class "B" Single direction loop (Star configuration)
Figure 9: Class B single direction loop with tee offs
A maximum of 126 detectors (900 Series) or 128 detectors (2000 Series) can be
connected to a loop. For combinations of fire sensing devices, monitoring controllers and
input/output devices, the maximum number of addressable units must be calculated.
Please refer to the Installation Manual of the 900 Series and 2000 Series detectors.
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−− EN54 specifies that a short circuit or an interruption in a detection circuit
cannot prevent the indication of a fire alarm from more than 32 fire detectors
and/or manual call points.
Therefore, when more than 32 detectors are connected to one loop, an
isolator should be placed at least at every 32 devices. In that case, a class A
configuration (no Tee Offs) should always be used.
−− EN54 specifies that in case of a system fault, not more than 512 fire detectors
and/or manual call points and their associated mandatory functions shall be
affected. Taking this into consideration, the amount of detectors per panel
should be limited to 512.
5.2. Suitable cable types
Most types of cables are acceptable. 126 detectors can be operated over 2 km of 1 mm
mineral insulated cable (maximum capacitance = 300 nF/km, total maximum resistance
=
100 Ohm)
−− The cable resistance limit is calculated to maintain the minimum required
supply - voltage in the presence of the worst case load conditions.
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6. FIELD CONNECTIONS
4
6.1. Loop, output and input connections
Figure 10: Position of inputs, loops and relay connections
1
FEP
FEP power supply board
2
3
4 X auxiliary inputs
LC2002
LC2002
SD2000
Programmable relays
Fault routing (J)
Fire protection (G)
Fire routing (E)
Fire alarm devices (C)
Line driver
Line driver
EN VDS common I/O
A
A
A
2 X class A loops
or
4 X class B loops
(FP2000 only)
2 X class A loops
or
4 X class B loops
(FP2000 only)
Fire routing (E) feedback input
Fire protection (G) fault input
Fault routing (J) fault input
General input
A
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6.1.1. Loop connections
Standard, the panel is configured in a class A set-up (see also Chapter 5, Loop design):
Figure 11: Class A loop connection
When class B operation is required, the A-jumpers should be removed to double the
amount of loops. The B-jumpers should be put in.
Figure 12: Location of Class A - Class B jumpers
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Figure 13: Class B loop connection
FWD.
RET.
++
Loop 1
Loop 2
The FWD and Return of each class A loop used must be linked in the
correct polarity
Isolators are polarity dependant (see Detector Installation and
Commissioning Manual)
Preferably loop boards must be configured for class A
A and B loops can be combined in the following way:
a) Configure as class A
b) Class B loops are connected as follows:
Figure 14: Class AB loop connection
FWD.
RET.
Loop 1
The maximum of loops (either A or B) in one panel is limited to eight.
All loop cards in a panel must be configured in the same way (either A or
B).
Loop devices
The FP2000 Series of analogue addressable fire panels are fully compatible with the
Aritech 900 range of detectors and manual call points, as well as with the Aritech range
of monitoring controllers and input/output devices. They are also fully compatible with
the Aritech Intrinsically Safe range of fire detectors.
The FP2000 Series of fire panels are also fully compatible with the Aritech 2000 range of
detectors, manual call points and input/output devices.
Dip switch 7 on the Host PSU board must be in the ON (up) position when using Aritech
900 devices and in the OFF (down) position when using the Aritech 2000 devices. (See
Appendix A).
For information on any devices, refer to the appropriate Installation and Commissioning
Manual.
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6.1.2. Programmable relay
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Each of the four programmable relays has a change over contact. The relay is shown in
the NORMAL state. A red LED indicates the state of the relays.
Figure 15: Programmable relay connections
Section of the sounder board
LED 8 7 6 5
shown in the normal state
Rela
6.1.3. Supervised relay outputs A
When active, these outputs provide 24 V DC. A red LED indicates the state of the
outputs.
Figure 16: Supervised relay outputs A connections
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6.1.4. Relay outputs B
OUT1 / OUT2 / OUT3
Two configurations are available. The configuration is determined by jumper settings.
An LED indicates the state of the output (LED ON = output active).
Figure 17: Two configurations for relay outputs 1-3 B
Configuration 1
Outputs CONF 1 CONF 2
Sounders OUT 1 J12 in
J13 out
FB OUT 2 J2 in
J3 out
Fire Protection OUT3 J4 in
J5 out
OUT 4
The configurations for OUT 4 is shown below (FAIL SAFE). The switch is closed when
there is a fault. The LED is ON when there is no fault.
J12 out
J13 in
J2 out
J3 in
J4 out
J5 in
Configuration 2
− J18 out
J19 out
− J18 out
J19 out
Figure 18: Two configurations for relay output 4 B
Configuration 1
Outputs CONF 1 CONF 2
Fault routing OUT4 J6 in
J7 out
J6 out
J7 in
Configuration 2
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Figure 19: Location of jumpers on sounder board
6.1.5. Supervised inputs IN5 - IN8
The supervised inputs are located on the sounder PCB.
The function of these inputs is determined by the operation mode of the FP2000 (see
Appendix B). In NEN and EP operation mode these inputs have no dedicated function
and are freely programmable through I/O logic.
Figure 20: Supervised inputs connections
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6.1.6. Auxiliary inputs
Four auxiliary inputs are provided on the FEP-PCB. Each input is opto-isolated and
independent of polarity. These inputs are not supervised and can be used through I/O
programming.
Figure 21: Auxiliary inputs
6.1.7. Connection of fire brigade transmitter (according to DIN VDE0833)
Figure 22: Fire brigade transmitter connections
EOL position B
EOL position A
Position of end-of-line
resistor
A : for supervised lines
B : for non-supervised lines
− The wiring must be changed when there is no feedback signal.
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Figure 23: Wiring when no feedback signal provided
OUT 2 B must be set up according to Configuration 1 (see 6.1.4)
6.1.8. Connection of dual tone siren AS263/AS264
The Aritech dual-tone siren can be connected on Sounder (out 1) and Fire Brigade (out
2) in the following way:
Figure 24: Dual tone siren connections
OUT 2 OUT 1
Common
1 Sound
2 Sound
Common
1 Sound
2 Sound
Set jumpers as follows: J2 in, J3 in, J18 in, J19 in
−− This set-up should only be used when operation mode is "EP"
(see Appendix B).
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6.2. Communication port connections (all models)
6.2.1. Current loop
A current loop output is provided as a standard feature on the FP2000 Series of fire
panels. The current loop is used to drive up to 15 fireman’s panels and conventional
repeaters. Each fireman’s panel/repeater has its own unique address, by means of
resistor settings at that panel. Please refer to the appropriate Installation Manual for the
correct settings.
The location of the current loop terminal connections is shown in Figure 4.
The connections between the FP2000 Series fire panels and the FM800 Series fireman’s
PCBs and FR800 Series repeater are as shown below.
Figure 25: Current loop terminal connections
Host CPU board
++
6.2.2. RS232 ports
The two RS232 ports are provided with DB25 male connectors. The location of the
connectors is shown in Figure 4. The signals at both the connectors are as follows:
Repeater 1 Repeater 2
To route the current loop wires inside the cabinet refer to section 4.2, Item 32.
PIN NR Signal name
1DCD
2 RXD
3 TXD
4DTR
5 GND
6DSR
7 RTS
8 CTS
9RI
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To route the RS232 cable inside the cabinet, refer to section 4.2, Item 32.
6.3. Power supply connections
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)
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6.3.1. Mains power connection
Figure 26: Connecting mains to mains terminal block
Mains
terminal
block
To ground stud on panel
Transformer
230 V mains
A mains terminal block with fuse is provided for connecting the panel to the mains.
Please note the polarity of live, mains and earth.
During installation the 230 VAC should be fed directly from a separate group in the
distribution board. This group should have a bi-polar disconnect device, be clearly
marked and only be used for fire detection equipment.
The recommended mains cable is 3 x 1.5 mm² (live, neutral, earth).
6.3.2. Power supply
Figure 27: Power-supply connections
TRM1
Batter
Neutral
Ground
Live
Modem connections
MOD2000
Modem
Gnd. +5 V
Mains switch with fuse
Fault
Aux.
NC
Com
+
-
Fault relay
Aux.
ower
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6.3.3. Battery connection
Figure 28: Battery connection
Link
Blue
Red
Bat
Vin
Bat 12 V
++
Observe the correct polarity when connecting the battery!
6.3.4. Connecting the fault relay
1. Ensure that the mains power is disconnected before opening the unit.
2. Connect the fault relay as shown in Figure 29.
3. Route the wires away from sharp edges and corners and fix them into position.
Figure 29: Fault relay connections
Fault relay
contacts shown
in fault
condition
Bat
6.4. Installing a modem
The installation of the MOD2000 modem is described below. The modem is provided
with a bracket for wall mounting. To install this bracket, please refer to Figure 4 and
Figure 30.
1. Remove the protective cover from the double-sided self-adhesive tape on the rearmounting surface of the bracket supplied with the modem.
2. Position the mounting bracket inside the fire panel as shown in Figure 4 and fix it
into position using the double-sided self-adhesive tape.
3. Before connecting the modem to the fire panel ensure that the battery and the
mains power are isolated.
4. Carefully read the Modem User’s Manual. To connect the modem to the fire panel
and telephone line, refer to Figure 4 and Figure 30.
5. Connect the green earth wire leading from the modem to the earth stud inside the
fire panel. Please note that the modem and associated circuitry are only protected if
this connection is made.
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6. Connect the power harness leading from the modem to the power supply. Observe
correct polarity. Please note that the connector leading to the printer is not used. It
must be tied down using the mounting studs provided inside the fire panel.
7. Connect the RS232 input on the modem to the serial port.
8. Connect the telephone line to the modem protection board (use the telephone cable
adapter supplied if required).
9. Slide the modem into the bracket inside the panel and fix all cables in position using
the hardware supplied (P-Clips and nuts). Ensure that the modem cannot slide out
of the bracket.
10. Restore battery and mains power to the fire panel and turn the modem power switch
the ON.
Figure 30: Modem MOD2000 interconnection diagram
ℵ To 5 V on power supply
(modem terminal)
ℑ 5 V to printer (not used –
fix in position to prevent
contact)
ℜ Telephone line adapter (if
required)
R
℘ To telephone line
⊗ To Serial 2
⊕ Not used
∅ Power harness
∩ To earth
∪ Green
⊃ Phone
Ρ Line
6.5. Network connections
6.5.1. NC2011/NC2051 ARCNET network cards
The NC2011 and NC2051 are interface cards required to network FP2000 Series fire
panels and FR2000 Series repeaters/emulators. All network nodes communicate via the
ARCNET protocol, using RS485 electrical (NC2011) or optical medium (NC2051). Every
node on the network - except the UN2000 - must have a network card installed as a
standard. The PCB is delivered with the necessary washers, nuts and spacers to allow
for proper mounting. All repeaters/emulators are supplied with a standard NC2011
(RS485) network card. For more information refer to the Network Configuration Guide.
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Figure 31: Network interface and associated connection
)
NC2051 (optical
¯
¯
ℵ Jumper –
termination
end-of-line
ℑ Channel A
ℜ Jumper-earth
connection
℘ Channel B
⊗ Repeater
selection
n
ℵ Repeater mode
selection
ℑ TX – Transmit A
ℜ Optical fibre
connections
channel A
℘ RX – Receive A
⊗ TX – Transmit B
⊕ Optical fibre
connections
channel B
6.5.2. NE2011/NE2051 ARCNET network extension cards
The NE2011 (RS485) and NE2051 (Optical) are network interface modules that are
mounted directly on the NC2011 or NC2051 network card. The modules provide the user
the ability to implement a wide range of network topologies when networking FP2000
Series fire panels and FR2000 Series repeaters/emulators. The modules are delivered
with the necessary washers, nuts and spacers to allow for proper mounting. For more
information refer to the Network Configuration Guide.
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6.6. Power supply
6.6.1. 230 V version
Figure 32: The power supply and associated connections (230 V version)
24 V auxiliary
power
Live
Earth
Neutral
M5 earth stud mounted on
back panel
12 V
battery
12 V
battery
REV 1.1
230 VAC
The DOL power supply PSU-2000 has been designed according to EN54-4. A mains
switch (on the bottom) is provided, as well as a battery ON/OFF switch. Three LED’s on
top of the power supply indicate the following:
- Charger On
- Battery On
- Battery fail
On top there is a 24 Volt auxiliary output for other fire panel equipment.
As part of the building installation, the 230 V AC should be derived directly from a
separate group in the distribution board. This group should have a bi-polar disconnect
device, clearly marked and only used for fire detection equipment.
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The recommended mains cable is 3 x 1.5 mm² (live, neutral, earth).
Two 12 V batteries have to be put in series and connected to the battery terminals. No
other equipment may be connected to the battery terminations.
The PSU-2000 is designed for use in Aritech fire panel housing only.
An optional third source battery (9 V, PP3) can be installed as a third source of power.
The location of the third source battery is shown In Figure 4.
6.6.2. 24 V VERSION
The FR2000 is delivered with a 24 V connection board.
Figure 33: Power supply connections (24 V version)
24 V DC terminator board
ℵ +24 V
ℑ -24 V
ℜ Earth
℘ Chrg. fail
⊗ Mains fail
⊕ Normally shorted inputs
`´ˆ˜
6.7. LCD display viewing angle
The LCD display may be set to obtain maximum contrast by adjusting the viewing angle
of the LCD display. This viewing angle is set by adjusting potentiometer VR 1 located on
the LCD display and backlight board.
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Figure 34: Adjustment of the LCD viewing angle
LCD display and backlight board
LCD contrast control
7. COUNTRY DEPENDENT SELECTIONS
7.1. Language selections
The DIP switch on the inside of the panel is used to select the language. Please refer to
Appendix A.
SW1/SW2/SW3 determine the language.
7.2. Operation mode
NEN - EN or EP mode of operation is selectable. The operation of Sounder, Fire Brigade
Outputs and Inputs from Fire Brigade, Fire Protection and Fault Routing are influenced
by these settings. Please refer to Appendix B.
7.3. Language inserts
Inserts are available in several languages and need to be slipped into the inside of the
panel.
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8. COMMISSIONING A FP2000 SERIES FIRE PANEL
8.1. Before switching on
1. Visually check the fire panel for any damage that might have occurred during
installation. In particular, check for loose pieces that could have fallen in the
electronics.
2. Check that all harnesses are securely plugged into the correct plug positions on the
printed circuit boards.
3. Ensure that both the mains switch and the battery on/off switch are in the OFF
position.
4. Enable the lithium battery by linking the jumper J5 (located above the battery on the
host CPU board) to the ON position.
5. Unlock the memory.
6. Set the panel to service mode (this prevents any output from switching during
commissioning).
7. Connect the main supply to the power supply input terminals or connect the 24 V to
the 24 V supply board.
8. Connect the batteries to the battery terminals of the power supply. Observe correct
polarity!
9. Connect the repeaters (Fireman’s panels) to the current loop terminals. For detail
refer to the FM800 Installation, Configuration and Detailed Operation Manual.
10. Connect the network card (if necessary) - for detail refer to the Network
Configuration Guide.
11. Ensure that the fire panel is well earthed at the earth terminals provided. The earth
must be directly wired to the distribution board earth. This is required for reasons of
both safety and interference suppression.
12. Ensure that all field devices are connected and that their addresses are correctly
set.
−− Loop isolators must have the correct polarity wired.
13. Use a multimeter to check all field wiring for short circuits, continuity, and earth
faults. If isolators have been used in the loop wiring, then one wire of the loop will
not have continuity. Continuity, earth fault and short circuit must be checked
between each isolator.
DO NOT MEGGER THE LOOPS - This will damage devices connected to the loops.
14. Connect all field wiring to the fire panel. The service switch ON will prevent outputs
from switching.
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15. Ensure that NO loose bare wiring exists in the fire panel cabinet. This can cause
damage to the electronics.
8.2. Procedure for switching on
1. Switch the main power on at the power supply or connect the 24 V to the 24 V
supply board.
2. The internal buzzer will sound and the message "STARTING FP2000" will appear
on the LCD display.
If the above does not occur, DO NOT proceed. Check that the mains supply is
present and that the fuses are good.
3. Switch the battery On/Off switch to the ON position (230 V model only).
4. Check that the battery float voltage is 27.6 V. If the voltage is significantly less, then
check:
• Are the batteries flat?
• Are there possible overloads in the field?
5. If there are visible signs of the power supply overheating, then do not proceed.
Disconnect the field wiring and batteries, and eliminate the cause of the problem.
6. The fire panel will perform internal checks. Any failures occurring will be reported on
the LCD screen.
Observe the total number of faults reported on line 8 of the LCD screen.
It is expected to have at least two faults reported:
• Memory unlocked
• Service switch ON
7. Use the
8. All faults (except for the two above) should be eliminated before proceeding further.
Use the [RESET] button to obtain a new fault report each time.
Possible faults that can occur on switch ON are:
Loop overload - Check the affected loop for short circuits
Earth fault - Check/eliminate the fault
Battery fail - Check battery charging
Sounders or fire brigade - Check polarity reversal diodes and 5K6
Short circuit or open circuit termination resistors
key to view the faults existing.
Specific device faults - Check device
Double address - Note address of device and check
9. Enable the loop devices of the FP2000 fire panel in one of three methods:
• Individually manually using the Device Set-up Menu.
• Set default using the System Default Set-up.
• Program by means of a laptop computer using the RS232 port.
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10. Eliminate any fire alarms and comms alarms reported.
11. Investigate all devices that are reported Disabled.
12. Check all output relays for correct switching.
13. Configure your Panel ID.
IF A NETWORK IS INSTALLED:
1. Configure network set-up with one of two methods:
• Manually using LCD menus.
• Program by means of a laptop computer using the RS232 port.
2. Investigate all panel and repeater faults that are reported.
3. Check status of the systems on the ARCNET network that are configured to
communicate with the repeater. Faults regarding communication with repeater node
identification address should disappear when the ARCNET network is operational.
4. Check all connections to panels by emulating them.
5. Check panel fault reporting by switching the panel off.
6. Check fire and fault reporting.
7. Once all of the above is correct, then:
1. Switch the service switch to OFF
2. Check all network I/O for correct functioning
3. Switch the memory lock switch to locked
8. Reset the repeaters and panels.
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APPENDIX A: DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
On host PSU board:
SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8 OPTION
ON Aritech (900 Series)
OFF Sentrol (2000 Series)
OFF OFF EN Operation
OFF ON
ON OFF NEN Operation
ON ON EP Operation
Language Group
1 2 3
OFF OFF OFF English English English
OFF OFF ON Italian Lithuanian Danish
OFF ON OFF Dutch (Belgium) Polish Swedish
OFF ON ON Portuguese Hungarian Norwegian
ON OFF OFF Dutch (Holland) Czech Finish
ON OFF ON German Slovakian
ON ON OFF French
ON ON ON Spanish
ON = Upper position
OFF = Lower position
The location of the DIP switch is shown in Figure 4.
APPENDIX B: OPERATION MODES
Mode EN NEN EP
Sounders:
Sound Resound (level 2) Resound (level 2) Sound (level 2)
Silence Silence (level 2) Silence (level 1) Silence (level 2)
Delay Allowed Not allowed Allowed
1 min. time-out FB
signal time-out stopped
by silence bell
Fire Brigade:
Signal No No Signal (level 2)
Stop No No Stop (level 2)
Delay Allowed Allowed Allowed
VDS Inputs:
inp 5 Fire brigade return Logic Logic
inp 6 Fault routing return Logic Logic
inp 7 Fire protection return Logic Logic
inp 8 Logic Logic Logic
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