Notifier CFP-600-E Installation And Operating Manual

Installation and Operating Manual

Document:

M-131.1-CFP600-ENG

Issue :

07/1999

Rev.:

B.1

CFP-600-E

12-Zone Conventional

Control Panel

NOTIFIER ITALIA

a Pittway Company

Complies with EN54.2

INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS

ADHERENCE TO THE FOLLOWING WILL AID IN PROBLEM-FREE INSTALLATION WITH LONG-TERM RELIABILITY

WARNING

Several different sources of power can be connected to this fire alarm control panel. Disconnect all sources of power bef-
ore servicing. Control unit and associated equipment may be damaged by removing and/or inserting cards, modules, or
interconnecting cables while the unit is energized. Do not attempt to install, service, or operate this unit until this manual is
read and understood.

CAUTION

The System

and all its components have to be installed in an environment with the following features:

•

Temperature: 0-35° C

•

Humidity: 80% RH (non-condensing) @ 30°C.

However,theusefullife of the system's standby batteries and the electronic components may be adversely affected by ex-
treme temperature ranges and humidity. Therefore, it is recommended that this system and its peripherals be installed in
an environment with a nominal room temperature of 15-27° C.

•

Verify

that wire sizes are adequate for all initiating and indicating device loop. Most devices cannot tolerate more

than a 10% I.R. drop from the specified device voltage.

•

Like all solid state electronic devices

, this system may operate erratically or can be damaged when subjected to
lightning induced transients. Although no system is completely immune from lightning transients and interferences,
proper grounding will reduce susceptibility. Overhead or outside aerial wiring is not recommended, due to an increa-
sed susceptibility to nearby lightning strikes. Consult with the Technical Services Department if any problems are
anticipated or encountered.

•

Disconnect AC power

and batteries prior to removing or inserting circuits boards. Failure to do so can damage cir-

cuits.

•

Remove all electronic assemblies

prior to any drilling, filing, reaming, or punching of the enclosure. When possib-
le, make all cable entries from the sides or rear. Before making modifications, verify that they will not interfere with
battery, transformer, and printed circuit board location.

•

Do not tighten screw terminals

more than 9 in-lbs. Overtightening may damage threads, resulting in reduced ter-

minal contact pressure and difficulty with screw terminal removal.

•

This system

contains static-sensitive components. Always ground yourself with a proper wrist strap before han-
dling any circuits so that static charges are removed from the body. Use static suppressive packaging to protect
electronic assemblies removed from the unit.

•

Follow the instructions

in the installation, operating and programming manuals. These instructions must be fol-
lowed to avoid damage to the control panel and associated equipment. FACP operation and reliability depend upon
proper installation.

•

Smoke detectors

may not sense fire where smoke cannot reach the detectors such as in chimneys, in walls, or
roofs, or on the other side of closed doors. Smoke detectors also may not sense a fire on another level or floor buil-
ding. Furthermore, all types of smoke detectors have sensing limitations.

•

A fire alarm system

will not operate without any electrical power. If AC power fails, the system will operate from

standby batteries only for a specified time.

•

Equipment used in the system

may not be technically compatible with the control. It is essential to use only

equipment listed for service with your control panel.

•

The most common cause

of fire alarm malfunctions, however, is inadequate maintenance. All devices and system
wiring should be tested and maintained by professional fire alarm installers following written procedures supplied
with each device. System inspection and testing should be scheduled monthly or as required by National and/or lo-
cal fire codes. Adequate written records of all inspections should be kept.

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INDEX

Keypad & LED Indicators 1

Alarm and Trouble Display 1

Control Silence - Silenced Control Reset - Evacuation 2

Buzzer Silence 2

Lamp test 2

Alarm or Trouble Reset 2

Entering Passwords 3

USER MENU - LEVEL 1 - 3

Enable Release Channels 3

Display Zone Status 4

Change Zones - Enable/Disable Status 5

Change Day/Night Mode 5

Display Historical Log 5

Change Prealarm Recognition Time (Level 3 Password required) 6

Alarm Counter 6

Change Date/Time (Level 3 Password required) 6

Change LEVEL 1 Password 7

TEST MENU - LEVEL - 2 7

Display Line Status 7

Change Controls - Enable/Disable Status 8

Select Zone for Walk-Test Mode 8

Display Firmware revision 8

Change LEVEL 2 Password 9

CONFIGURATION MENU - LEVEL 4 9

Change Zones - Include/Exclude Status 10

Programming the CBE Equation 10

Change Service Enabling Status 11

Change Zone parameters 12

Change Verification Times 12

Programming the Relay mapping (on optional 16- relay board) 13

Enabling the Relay Signal Silence (on optional 16-relay board) 13

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Change Zone description 14

Change System Time Delay 14

Change Alarm Time parameter 15

Programmming the alarm control modulation 15

Programming the release zone mapping 16

Change release time 16

Select event type for Historical Log 16

Programming the System Name 17

Clearing the control panel memory 17

Change Language Display 17

Change all level passwords 18

APPENDIX A 19

Control Panel Operation in Day/Night Mode 19

Automatic Release Channel Management 20

APPENDIX B 21

Menu Item list 21

INSTALLATION 22

Control Panel Internal view 22

Cabinet dimensions and wall-mounting instructions 22

Control Panel Wiring 23

Optional Boards 24

16-relay optional board 24

2-release channel optional board 25

Electrical Features 26

GLOSSARY 27

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KEYPAD

The Control Panel keypad is made up of 7 keys:

LED INDICATORS

ALARM AND TROUBLE DISPLAY

ALARM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The

UPWARDS CURSOR

Key allows to display, on the second and third line, all zones in alarm status, as follows:

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CHANNEL 2

KEY TO
ENABLE
KEYPAD

Buzzer Silence

Reset

ESC

ENTER

Cursor Keys

- ON= During Alarm

- ON= During Pre-alarm

- ON= General Trouble

- ON= Line Trouble

- ON= Mains Failure

- ON= Battery Trouble

- Blink.= Disab.Zone / ON=Excl. Zone

- Blink.= During Walk Test

- ON= During Signal Silence

- ON= During Day

- OFF= CPU Mains Trouble

- Control Panel Power ON Signal

- ON= CPU or WD Trouble

Evacuation in progress
Release occured
Release Control Trouble
Release Inhibited

Evacuation in progress
Release occured
Release Control Trouble
Release Inhibited

CHANNEL 1

First zone in alarm status
Last zone in alarm status
Last zone in trouble status
First zone in trouble status

Total of Zones in alarm status
Total of Zones in Trouble status
Total of disabled Zones

A1:Z11 ALARM | A04
A1:Z11 ALARM | G03
FIRST FLOOR | D00
T1:Z01 LINE SHORT C. | E00

The second line shows the number of the zone in alarm status.
The third line shows a max. 16-character programmable label,
mapped to the zone.

Event progressive number on alarm file Number of the zone in alarm status

Event progressive number on trouble file

Number of the zone in trouble status

Signal Silence

A1:Z11 ALARM | A04

A4:Z08 ALARM | G03

T3:Z04 LINE SHORT C. | D00

T1:Z01 LINE SHORT C. | E00

Acknowledgement is carried out when all the events on alarm file have been displayed by using the

UPWARDS CUR-

SOR

Key. The events are displayed from the first to the last event, in chronological order.

Press

ESC

Key to leave alarm display.

N.B. :A)Reset, Control Silence and Buzzer Silence, are not allowed during alarm acknowledgement.

B)

Reset is allowed only after carring out all event acknowledgement.

TROUBLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The

DOWNWARDS CURSOR

Key allows to display, on the second and third line, all zones in trouble status, as

follows:

Acknowledgement is carried out when all the events, on trouble file, have been displayed by using the

DOWNWARDS

CURSOR

key. The events are displayed from the first to the last event, in chronological order.

Press

ESC

key to leave trouble display.

NOTE:A

) Reset, Control Silence and Buzzer Silence, are not allowed during trouble acknowledgement.

B

) Reset is allowed only after carring out all event acknowledgement.

CONTROL SILENCE - SILENCED CONTROL RESET - EVACUATION

CONTROL SILENCE: in Alarm or Trouble conditions, the first pression of this key silences all indicating applian-
ces wired to control modules that have been programmed as silenceable.
To execute the signal silence, the operator has to know Level 1 Password.
SILENCED CONTROL RESET: in Alarm or Trouble conditions, the second pression of this key, clears all alarms
or troubles in the system, and all general controls that have been programmed as silenceable.

EVACUATION: during normal condition, the first pression of this key, after a confirmation request, activates all
general outputs and all programmable controls.

EVACUATION STOP: during normal condition, the second pression of this key, after a confirmation request,
deactivates all general outputs and all programmable controls
.

BUZZER SILENCE

This key allows the buzzer silence.

LAMP TEST

Lamp Test can be executed only in normal condition, by pressing ESC key.

ALARM OR TROUBLE RESET

This key clears all Alarms or Troubles in the system.

»

N.B.:reset is allowed only after all event (Alarms or Troubles) acknowledgement.
In order to reset the events, the operator has to know LEVEL 1 PASSWORD.

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A1:Z11 ALARM | A04
T1:Z01 LINE SHORT C. | G03
FILE | D00
T1:Z01 LINE SHORT C. | E00

The second line shows the number of the zone in trouble status
The third line shows a max.16-character programmable label
mapped to the zone.

ENTERING PASSWORDS

To perform the functions available on the control panel, it needs to enter a specific Password, made up of 1 to 4 figures,
depending on the programmings carried out. Factory default passwords are:

•

Level 1 = 1

•

Level 2 = 2

•

Level 3 = 3

•

Level 4 = 4

Use

CURSOR

keys to enter passwords. By pressing them, the display will show a

figure which can be increased or decreased always by pressing

CURSOR

keys.

After choosing each figure, press

ENTER.

If the password is accomplished,press

ENTER

key again, otherwise choose next figure, always by using

CURSOR

keys,

followed by

ENTER

.

Level 1 Password can be modified from any other higher level (2 to 4).

USER MENU - LEVEL-1-

To have access to User Functions, press

ENTER

, and the display will show:

Press

UPWARDS CURSOR

Key.

Level Password will be required. Enter the relevant programmed password.

The display will show the first available function in USER mode:

Use

CURSOR KEYS

to display the desired function, choosing among:

•

Enable Release Channels

•

Display ZONE status

• Change Zones - Enable/Disable Status

• Change Day-Night mode

• Display Historical Log

• Change Prealarm Recognition Time (Level 3 Password required)

• Alarm counter

• Change Date/Time (Level 3 Password required)

•

Change Level 1 Password

Press

ENTER

to confirm the selection.

ENABLE RELEASE CHANNELS

This function allows to enable or disable the two release channels.
If one channel is disabled and the release board is programmed as installed (See Configuration Menu), the release inhibi-
tion yellow LED of the relevant channel will blink.

Press

ENTER

key

Use

CURSOR

keys to select the release channel

Press

ENTER

to change the release channel programming.

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:User Mode | A08
:Test Mode | G08
:Configuration | D00
:Exit | E00

USER MODE |A08
ZONES STATUS |G02

|D00
|E00

LEV.1 PASSW. | A08

__ | G02

| D00
| E00

LEV.1 PASSW. | A08

__ | G02

| D00
| E00

LEV.1 PASSW. | A08

* * __ | G02

| D00
| E00

ENA.REL.CHAN.|A00

N 1 |G00
N 0 |D00

|E00

USER MODE |A00

ENA.REL.CHAN.|G00

|D00
|E00

ENA.REL.CHAN.|A00

N 1 |G00
N 0 |D00

Modify Exit|E00

NOTE

: If at Level 4 of Configuration Menu, the release board enabling
(Enabling Function Menu), has not been programmed, it is not possible to
modify the release channel enabling.
At the power ON of the control panel the release channels are disabled.

q LED STATUS OF RELEASE BOARD

DISPLAY ZONE STATUS

The display will show the first zone status, with the following messages:

•

NORMAL = Included and Enabled Zone, without Alarms or Troubles

•

ALARM = Included and Enabled Zone, in Alarm status

•

LINE SHORT. C. = Included and Enabled Zone, in Short Circuit status

•

LINE CUT = Included and Enabled Zone with wire cut

•

DISABLED = Included Zone but Disabled, without Troubles

•

EXCLUDED = Excluded Zone

To select another zone use

CURSOR KEYS

Press

ESC

to leave this function.

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RELEASE BOARD

PROGRAMMED

RELEASE BOARD

INSTALLATION

INHIBITION RELEASE TROUBLE

LED

RELEASE INHIBITION

LED



Included

\

Excluded



Installed

\

Not installed



YES



NO



Turned ON



Blinking

\

Turned OFF



Turned ON



Blinking

\

Turned OFF



Included

\

Excluded



Installed



Not installed



YES

\

NO



Turned ON



Blinking

\

Turned OFF

\

Turned ON



Blinking



Turned OFF

\

Included



Excluded



Installed



Not installed



YES



NO

 Turned ON

\

Blinking



Turned OFF

\

Turned ON



Blinking



Turned OFF

\

Included



Excluded



Installed



Not installed



YES



NO

 Turned ON



Blinking

\

Turned OFF



Turned ON



Blinking

\

Turned OFF

\

Included



Excluded

\

Installed



Not installed

\

YES



NO



Turned ON



Blinking

\

Turned OFF



Turned ON

\

Blinking



Turned OFF

ZONE STATUS |A08

|G02

Z01 ALARM |D00

|E00

CHANGE ZONES - ENABLE/DISABLE STATUS

By using

CURSOR KEYS

, enter the desired zone number.

By pressing ENTER key, the current status of the selected zone will be
displayed.

Press

ENTER

to Disable or Enable.

If you do not want to change the zone status, press

ESC

.

»

NOTE: A)

CHANGE DAY-NIGHT MODE

By pressing

ENTER

, the display will show the control panel status

To change it, press

ENTER

.

•

NIGHT= Day/Night LED= Turned OFF

•

DAY= Day/Night LED = Turned ON

If you do not want to change the control panel status, press

ESC

.

DISPLAY HISTORICAL LOG

Press

ENTER

to display the Historical Log Function.

Use

CURSOR KEYS

to display the events

Press

ESC

to leave the Historicl Log Function

»

NOTE: Historical Log may store maximum 50 events.
To display the Historical Log, enter the Level 2 PASSWORD.

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USER MODE |A08
ENA./DIS.ZONE |G08

|D00
|E00

ENA./DIS.ZONE |A08
Z. |G08

|D00
|E00

ENA./DIS.ZONE |A08
Z. 01 NORMAL |G08

|D00

Modify Exit |E00

Zone Status Detector Alarms Detector Troubles
Enabled YES YES
Disabled NO YES
Excluded NO NO

B) if a zone is DISABLED, it detects only troubles.
(See config. Menu - Lev.4 about “Exclusion function”)

USER MODE |A08
DAY-NIGHT |G08

|D00
|E00

|A08

>NIGHT< |G08

|D00

Modify Exit |E00

USER MODE |A08
HISTORICAL LOG |G08

|D00
|E00

HISTORICAL LOG |A08
01: 14-04 17:31|G08
Z.01 ALARM |D00
HIST. LOG |E00

Date
Event nr.
Zone nr.

HOURS-MINUTES

Event

Programmable
Label mapped
to the zone

CHANGE PREALARM RECOGNITION TIME (Level 3 Password required)

Press

ENTER

to display as follows.

Press

ENTER

to change the Recognition Time.

Use

CURSOR

keys to program the new Recognition Time.

Then, press

ENTER

to confirm.

»

NOTE : by pressing the control signal silence key, the operator, in case of prealarm, may start the Recogni-
tion Time. This time allows the operator to carry out a system recognition to verify the real presence of fire.
If the Recognition time expires before performing a reset the control panel will activate alarm signals.
For further details see Appendix A: Day/Night Operation.
Values admitted are: 1 minute to 19, 59

NOTE: enter the Level 3 PASSWORD to display the Recognition Time.

ALARM COUNTER

By pressing

ENTER

key the display will show a screen as follows, in-

dicating the number of alarm events.

NOTE

: the alarm event max number is equals to 9999

By pressing

ENTER

key the operator may clear the counter only if he

knows the Level 4 password

CHANGE DATE/TIME (Level 3 Password required)

Use

ENTER key

and

CURSOR KEYS

to program date and time.

»

NOTE: enter the Level 3 PASSWORD to program date and time.

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USER MODE | A08
RECOGN. TIME | G08

| D00
| E00

LEV.3 PASSW. |

|
|
|

USER MODE | A08
RECOGN. TIME | G08
10'00''05'00''| D00

| E00

TimeDate

USER MODE | A00
DATE/TIME | G00

| D00

01-01-97 00:48| E00

USER MODE | A00
ALARM COUNTER | G00

| D00
| E00

ALARM COUNTER | A00

10 | G00

| D00

Modify Exit | E00