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Bosch DOW 1171, FK 110 LSN, SMF121 Operation Manual

Radio Frequency Fire Detection System
DOW 1171, FK 110 LSN, SMF121
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Operation Guide
Radio Frequency Fire Detection System Table of contents | en 3
Table of contents
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Notes 4
1.1 Safety Instructions 4
1.2 Approvals and Certificates 4
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Short Information 5
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System Overview 6
3.1 FK 100 LSN RF Interface Module 6
3.2 DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detector 7
3.3 SMF121 RF Manual Call Point and SMF6120 Base 7
3.4 LED Functions 9
3.4.1 LEDs on FK 100 LSN Interface Module 9
3.4.2 DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detector LED 9
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Installation/Configuration Notes 11
4.1 General Limits 11
4.2 Planning the RF Fire Detection System 11
4.3 Planning a RF Fire Detection System with DZW 1171 Radio Test Unit 13
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Installing the RF Fire Detection System 14
5.1 Installing the FK 100 LSN RF Interface Module 14
5.2 Installing DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detector 15
5.3 Installing the SMF121 RF Manual Call Point 17
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Wiring 18
6.1 Connection of FK 100 LSN RF Interface Module to the Fire Panel 18
6.2 Connection of SMF121 RF Manual Call Point to SMF6120 Base 19
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Commissioning a RF Fire Detection System 20
7.1 Commissioning the FK 100 LSN RF Interface Module via WinPara / FSP-5000-RPS 21
7.2 Commissioning DOW 1171 and SMF121 RF Detectors 21
7.2.1 Logging in DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detectors to the RF Interface Module 21
7.2.2 Logging in the SMF121 RF Manual Call Points to the RF Interface Module 22
7.3 Manually Operating the FK 100 LSN RF Interface Module 23
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Exchanging and Adding Radio Components 24
8.1 Exchanging the FK 100 LSN RF Interface Module and DOW 1171 and SMF121 RF Detectors
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8.2 Adding DOW 1171 and SMF121 RF Detectors using WinPara / FSP‑5000‑RPS 24
8.3 Manually Adding DOW 1171 and SMF121 RF Detectors 24
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Maintenance and service 26
9.1 Resetting the RF Interface Module to the Delivery State 26
9.2 Replacing the Batteries in the RF Detectors 26
9.2.1 Replacing the Batteries on the DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detector 26
9.2.2 Replacing the Batteries on the SMF121 RF Manual Call Point 26
9.3 Order information 27
9.4 Repair and Disposal 27
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Technical data 28
4 en | Notes Radio Frequency Fire Detection System
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1 Notes
1.1 Safety Instructions
Notice!
Installation must only be carried out by authorized specialist personnel. To guarantee the resistance to interference of the devices, only installation material approved for installation by Bosch ST may be used. All devices must be installed in dry areas.
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Caution!
Electrostatic discharge (ESD)! Electronic components could become damaged. Ground yourself using a wrist strap or take other suitable measures when handling PC boards.
Notice!
When connecting, please observe the regulations and guidelines of the regional authorities and institutions (fire service, police, etc.)
1.2 Approvals and Certificates
An approval in line with Guideline 99/5/EC relating to short-range devices and telecommunications transmitting devices, Annex IV, exists. This approval applies for the following countries: Austria (A), Belgium (B), Switzerland (CH), Germany (D), Denmark (DK), Spain (E), Great Britain (GB), Croatia (HR), Italy (I), Luxembourg (L), Norway (N), Netherlands (NL), Portugal (P), Sweden (S), Slovakia (SK), Slovenia (SLO). The individual components of the RF fire detection system conform to the regulations and guidelines for security systems EN 54, VDE 0833 and VdS.
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2 Short Information
The RF fire detection system consists of 1 FK 100 RF Interface Module and up to 30 RF smoke detectors (DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detector and/or SMF121 RF Manual Call Point). As an LSN element, FK 100 RF Interface Module is switched in a loop or stub line and forms the interface between the RF smoke detectors and the fire panel. Transfer of information between detector and interface module is bi-directional. If a base channel is occupied by an external system, the system immediately switches to a secondary channel to guarantee alarm transmission. The RF fire detection system works in a frequency range of 868 to 870 MHz. Within this range, a few channels are exclusively defined for radio applications in security systems. This guarantees an extremely high level of operational stability.
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FK 100 LSN
DOW 1171
SMF121
Figure2.1: RF Fire Detection System Connection to Fire Panel
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3 System Overview
3.1 FK 100 LSN RF Interface Module
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Figure3.2: FK 100 LSN configuration closed
1 Housing cover
2 Lower part of housing
3 Cable bushing
4 LED operation, fault and alarm
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Figure3.3: FK 100 LSN configuration open
1 Radio module
2 Reed contact
3 PC board
4 Tamper contact
5 Connection terminals
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The LSN part in the interface module is powered via the LSN (LSN = Local Security Network). The radio module is powered via an auxiliary power supply. An integrated microcontroller drives interfaces and user elements and is responsible for data transfer between the RF fire detector and the fire panel. The interface module has a tamper contact, a reed contact for manual activation of the configuration mode and three LEDs for the operating status display.
3.2 DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detector
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Figure3.4: DOW 1171 configuration closed and open
1 Detector Bases
2 Bayonet ring
3 Red LED
4 Detector housing
5 New button for logging in and resetting
6 Contact as removal lock
7 9 V lithium battery pack
The RF smoke detector utilizes the scattered-light method, in the same way as conventional optical smoke detectors. In conjunction with the modern detection algorithm, it achieves a uniform response behavior, while providing high levels of interference immunity. The detector base contains the radio module and the inserts and connections for the batteries.
3.3 SMF121 RF Manual Call Point and SMF6120 Base
Notice!
Please note that the red LED on the RF manual call point does not light up or flash after the alarm has been triggered. This is known and is not necessary according to EN 54-11.
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Figure3.5: SMF121 configuration closed and open
1 Glass pane
2 Red LED
3 Lock to unlock the detector door
4 Terminal block
5 Reset lever
6 Cable insertion
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Figure3.6: SMF6120 Base configuration
1 Radio module
2 3.6V lithium battery
3 Cable to connect to SMF121
4 Green LED, display when logging in
5 New button for logging in
6 Battery connection
The RF manual call point consists of the SMF121 Manual Call Point and the SMF6120 Detector Base. The detector base contains the radio module and the inserts and connections for the batteries.
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In event of a fire, the glass pane must be broken first, and then the push button is pressed hard. A micro switch within the detector triggers the alarm. The push button remains pressed down. The push button or alarm can only be reset by opening the detector door or manually operating the reset lever.
3.4 LED Functions
3.4.1 LEDs on FK 100 LSN Interface Module
Display Red YellowGreenMeaning
Rapid flashing
x x Frequency search
x RF detector login
x Commissioning without WinPara/FSP-5000-RPS
x Fault
Slow flashing
x System configuration for RF fire detection system
x Standby
x Alarm
Steady light
x Sabotage alert
(Interface module opened or detector twisted out of base)
x Normal mode
Display Timing diagram [ms]
Rapid flashing 4Hz
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125
Slow flashing 0.5Hz
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1000
3.4.2 DOW 1171 RF Smoke Detector LED
Flash cycle Timing diagram [ms] Meaning
Once every 2s
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System search
Once every 2s
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1920
New logon
Three times every 2s
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Renewed logon
Once every 1s
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920
Alarm
Six times every 1s
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80
Fault, defect
Four times every 1s
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460
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80
Field strength high
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Flash cycle Timing diagram [ms] Meaning
Three times every 1s
80
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80
80
600
80
Field strength moderate
Twice every 1s
80
80
760
80
Field strength low
Once every 1s
80
920
Field strength very low
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