FireClass FC503 Manual del propietario

FC503 & FC506

Addressable Fire Control Panels

PC Programming Manual

Doc. Version 1.0

29th March 2019

Table of contents

Introduction .................................................................... 3

Installation...................................................................... 3

Select language............................................................. 3

Software window appearance........................................ 3

Control panel connections ............................................. 3

Connecting the control panel locally.......................... 3

Connecting the control panel remotely ...................... 3

Main window .................................................................. 4

File menu ................................................................... 4

Tools menu ................................................................ 5

Help menu.................................................................. 5

Panel details .................................................................. 5

Panel details menu .................................................... 5

Communication menu................................................ 6

Panel language menu................................................ 6

Firmware update menu.............................................. 7

Screen saver menu.................................................... 7

Account menu............................................................ 7

Programming screens.................................................... 8

Loop devices programming............................................ 8

Loop wiring calculation............................................... 9

Detectors parameters programming.......................... 9

Classifying detector temperature............................. 10

Processing for Warning/Delay to alarm section....... 10

Processing for Warning/Delay to alarm section....... 11

Zones programming..................................................... 14

Outputs programming.................................................. 15

SC1, SC2 outputs .................................................... 15

General section........................................................ 15

Relay outputs........................................................... 16

General options programming ..................................... 16

Users........................................................................ 17

Communicators........................................................ 17

Network.................................................................... 17

Delays and Thresholds............................................ 17

Fault delay................................................................ 18

Silence duration ....................................................... 18

Reset........................................................................ 18

Monostable outputs time.......................................... 18

Warning sound duration........................................... 18

Thresholds................................................................18

General outputs settings ..............................................18

Pulse on....................................................................18

Detector alarm..........................................................18

Delay to alarm ..........................................................18

Warning ....................................................................18

Communicators programming......................................19

PSTN interface.........................................................19

Play message after...................................................19

Periodic report..........................................................19

Address book............................................................19

Voice messages.......................................................19

IP Interface ...............................................................20

Ethernet speed.........................................................20

Read-only options.....................................................20

General options........................................................20

Address book............................................................20

Advanced..................................................................21

Output polarity..........................................................21

Events.......................................................................21

Clock.............................................................................21

Log................................................................................21

Utilities..........................................................................22

Battery calculation....................................................22

User mode....................................................................23

Graphic maps ...........................................................23

Introduction

You can program the system from the control panel (user

interface) or from a computer, using the Fireclass Console.

This section describes how to program the system from a

computer. If you intend to program the system from the

control panel, refer to the Programming from the panel

chapter in the corresponding Installation manual. To

manage and program the FC503 and FC506 control

panels using a computer, you must install the Fireclass

Console on the computer.

Installation

Complete the following steps to install the Fireclass

Console application:

1. Run the installer program FCConsole-v1.xx.xx.x-

Setup.exe (.xx.xx.x indicates the program version).

2. Follow the required steps.

Note: Download the latest version of Fireclass Console

from the Fireclass website.

Note: When the Fireclass Console starts for the first time,

it will prompt you to select a country. To confirm, select

and press the check button.

Select language

Select the Fireclass Console language from the list of

languages provided. To select the application language,

follow these steps:

1. Run the Fireclass Console application.

2. Select Tools from the Main window.

3. Select Language from the drop down menu.

4. Select a language from the Language list.

Figure 1: Schematic diagram of the PCLink cable

Software window appearance

To modify the appearance of the Fireclass Console

window, select Tools from the Main window and select

Skin.

Control panel connections

When using the Supervisory, Management, Downloading

and Log Management functions, you must connect the

control panel to your computer in local communication

(RS232/USB) or remote by PSTN line, LAN.

Connecting the control panel locally

Connect the control panel’s PCLink connector (see Figure

2, item 11, Installation manual) to one of the computer’s

serial ports using the PCLink cable (accessory item, see

Figure 1). Alternatively, use the control panel’s USB socket

(see Figure 3, item 5, Installation manual) and a USB

cable (Type A-A) or the USB cable USB5M (508.032.037)

(Length 5m).

Connecting the control panel remotely

Install the FC500IP board, as described in the paragraph

Installing the FC500IP board on page 27 of the

Installation manual.

If you do not connect the control panel to your computer,

the warning Response from Panel Timed! will display. If

the serial port for the local communication is invalid, the

warning Cannot open serial port will display.

RS-232 Female connector, solder side

4 way MTA connector

Fire panel board

Main window

From the Fireclass Console main screen, click File and

then New, to display the window shown in Figure 2 where

you select the firmware release of the control panel to

program. Click the green tick to accept the selection. The

following selections describe the File, Tools and Help

menus.

Table 1: Icons on the Main window

Icon

Description

Opens the window Panel details where you

check or insert various programming. See Figure

Checks Panel details. Enter the name and

address of the control panel or customer. See

Figure 4.

Downloads the programming via serial link or

USB or TCP/IP to the connected control panel.

Uploads the programming of the connected

control panel.

Selects the loop for inserting devices.

Start operations in real time. This feature allows

you to view the status of the FC503 control

panel in real time on a computer using the

FC500IP module connected to the network, or

by using the serial port.

Figure 2: File menu to New display

File menu

The File menu allows you to manage customer account

data. The following are the various selections within the

File menu.

New

Click New to create a new installation and assign the

factory default values to all programming parameters.

Open

Click Open to retrieve a previously saved customer

installation file. Locate the required installation file and

double click to open it.

Note: You can have more than one installation file open at

the same time. Pay attention to the tabs on the left side to

ensure you are editing the correct file.

Save

Click Save to save the changes in the current installation,

if you modified the installation data.

Save as

Click Save as if you created a new installation or want to

save an existing installation under a new name.

Click Close to close the current installation. You will be

prompted to save any changes made.

Exit

Click Exit to close the Fireclass console. You will be

prompted to save any changes made.

Tools menu

Language

See Select language paragraph.

Skin

To change the appearance of the Fireclass console, click

Tools and then Skin to choose available appearances

from a list.

Advanced

In Advanced, you can set up the Tooltip du-ratio. Load the

driver to use the USB. You can also associate the .FCI

files generated by the programming/management of the

fire system with the Fireclass console.

Figure 3: Modifying the appearance of the Fireclass

console

Help menu

Click on the Help option and a technical support file

opens. This application allows you to learn how to use the

Fireclass Console.

Figure 4: Panel details window

Panel details

Click on the Panel details icon (see Table 1) and the

following menu tabs display (see Figure 4):

Panel

Communication

Panel Language

Firmware Update

Screen Saver

Account

Panel details menu

In this window, you can enter the name of the panel and

customer.

Table 2: Icons on the Panel details menu

Icon

Description

Checks the firmware version of Main board,

Auxiliary controller, Repeater, FC500FMI

module and Plug-in board.

Restores the control panel to the factory default.

Opens the Installation manual.

Opens the define panel version window.

Figure 5: Communication window

Communication menu

In the communication menu, you can choose the

connection mode between the panel and your computer;

the options include TCP/IP, RS232 or USB.

Click on the refresh icon to update the type of connection.

Click the TEST button to verify the functionality of the

connection status. In the TCP/IP mode, you must enter the

FC500IP parameters and the installer password already in

the system. Use the IP module to program the parameters

corresponding to the IP module described below.

IP address

Enter the IP address assigned to the IP module you want

to program or, if dynamic IP address (DHCP) is selected,

contact the network administrator to request the IP

address details assigned to the IP module. Alternatively,

follow the procedure outlined in the “View IP address”

paragraph to view the IP address on the control unit

display.

Dynamic DNS service

Control and monitor the panel remotely using ethernet, a

dynamic DNS service. You can use graphic maps without

a static IP address assigned by an internet provider to the

supervisor site. Add the necessary fields to the

configuration software in the Fireclass software. This

allows you to connect to the control panel remotely using a

fixed literal domain name; for example,

mysupervisedsite.dns.org. You can avail of this site

instead of a numeric IP address. The default setting is

192.168.0.101.

IP module port

Enter the details of the port assigned to the IP module you

want to program. Contact the network administrator for

this.

IP module code

Enter the access code assigned to the IP module you wish

to program. The default setting is 5555.

Encryption key

Enter the encryption key assigned to the IP module you

want to program. The default setting is 32 zeros.

Panel language menu

The panel language menu allows you to change the

system language on the user interface or repeater to any

of the languages currently loaded. Follow the steps below:

1. In the Loaded Language section, select Change

System Language.

2. Select the language and the device, user interface

or repeater.

3. Override the language in the control panel

memory.

4. When the new language download finishes, the

panel uses the language and updates any

necessary peripherals.

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Figure 6: Firmware update window

Firmware update menu

Click on Firmware Update; see Figure 6. From a source

file, you can carry out a firmware update of all the system

interface including the Main board, User interface, Loop

controller and Repeater.

Note: If the FC500REP-NEW repeater has a firmware

version 3 or less, and the language is Italian while English

appears on the panel, the installer must realign the

language strings after the firmware update, using the

language change process; see paragraph 8-Key System

on page 47 of the Installation manual.

Screen saver menu

In the Screen Saver menu, you can insert four lines of text,

such as installer address and telephone, which will load on

the user interface display when the panel is in standby

status. The four rows can include steady, scroll or blink.

Figure 7: Account window

Account menu

In the Account menu, enter the account data. For better

account identification, enter the address, click on the

address field and the software attempts to find the address

on Google maps if you have an internet connection.

Programming screens

The programming screens of the system are the following:

Loop devices

Zones

Panel outputs

General options

Communicators

Clock

Log

Utilities

User mode

See more information on these screens in the following

sections.

Loop devices programming

On the left side of the window, click the panel name to

expand the tree view. Then click on the required loop, 1,

2 or 3. The devices programming window will display. See

Figure 8.

Note: On the right of Loop 1, Loop 2 or Loop 3, the

current number of devices is shown in brackets.

Table 3: Icons in the tool bar

Icon

Description

Add device: Select new devices.

Removes device: Remove the install devices.

Copies device on the clipboard: This allows you

to copy device data to the clipboard for use in

another account.

Pastes clipboard content: This allows you to add

device data previously copied to the clipboard.

Read loop: This allows you to upload the current

loop data from the panel via the serial data link.

Send elements: This allows you to download the

current loop data to the panel via the serial data

link.

Device’s details: This opens a new window

where you can see the device status.

Selection: This allows you to select all devices

or invert the current selection.

Print to file: This allows you to print the list of

devices of the selected loop to a .csv file. You

can edit the .csv file using Microsoft Excel.

Note: If different devices have common programming

parameters, you can use the multiple selection of the

devices and assign the same parameters.

Select devices

1. Click on Panel 1.

2. Select Loop 1, Loop 2, Loop 3, Loop 4, Loop 5 or

Loop 6.

3. Click on new device. The window in Figure 8 will

display.

4. Select the programming device, check the address

(auto addressing) and click on the link.

5. Click Enable to add the device to the loop. For

other devices, repeat the same procedure. The

icon in the Features field represents the detector

type.

Remove devices

1. Select the device in the list.

2. Click the Remove device icon.

3. Click YES to remove or NO to cancel. See Figure

Loop loading

Find the Loop load section at the bottom of the

programmed devices list. See Figure 9. This section

displays the number of Activation points on the loop, the

Drain in standby, the Drain in alarm and the Signal drain.

You can also adjust the Alarm percentage.

Note: You may enter remote LEDs in the calculation.

The percentage shown in the Loop drain in alarm (50%)

is the programmed value in Battery calculation; an option

of the Utilities screen for the battery calculation after you

enter the cable length. You can choose the type of cable if

you have a database.

Figure 8: Loop devices programming window

Loop wiring calculation

The loop wiring is located beside the Loop load tab. This

gives you the maximum permitted resistance of the loop

based on the cable length and the Alarm percentage. If

cable data is available from the Utilities section, then a

suitable cable may also appear.

Detectors parameters programming

Click on a device in the Device list. The relevant device

programming window appears on the right; every device

has the dedicated programming window. To view the

detectors, see Figure 8.

First section (General)

Enabled: A tick indicates that the detector is

enabled.

Label: This indicates the editable device-label.

The system uses the label as the device identifier.

Address: In this field, you can modify the detector

address.

Options

LED blinking: A tick indicates that the LED detectors will

flash.

Assigned zones: Each Fire detector, Input

module and Manual callpoint can be associated

with one of the available software zones; 32 for

the FC503 and FC506 control panel. If a device

goes into Alarm status, the zones assigned to it

will also go into Alarm status.

Base

In this section, it is possible to select the detector base by

clicking on the available bases. When you select the

sounder base type, a new programming tab Base is

available, which opens the sounder base programming

screen. On this screen, you can select the trigger zones,

the trigger points and the trigger events conditions and you

can configure the following parameters.

Table 4: Base parameters for detectors

Parameter

Result

Enabled

When selected, the base is enabled.

Otherwise, the base is disabled.

Label

20 characters base label

Silenceable

Rings until you select the

Silence/Resound sounders button.

Otherwise, ringing continues until you

select the Reset button.

Set as SC1

When selected, the base behaves as

the sounder circuit 1 (SC1).

Monostable

When selected, the base rings until the

Monostable outputs time elapses.

Remote LED

In this section, you can activate the programmable Remote

LED of the detectors. The detectors have an output used

to drive the remote LED. This output is only activated for

the detector alarm to which it belongs. Now, you can

program the output to activate for other events, exactly as

activation occurs for other panel outputs, as well as for the

detector alarm to which it belongs.

Note: You can program the Remote LED on the control

panel user interface, in the detectors programming page.

Figure 9: Detectors parameters programming window

Table 5: Detector classification temperature

Detector

Class

Typical

application

Temperature °C

Max.

Application

Temperature

°C

Min.Static

Response

Temperature

°C

Max.Static

Response

Temperature

°C

100

115

110

114

130

100

125

129

145

115

140

144

160

Classifying detector temperature

Detectors will conform to one or more of the following

classes: A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F or G. Optionally,

manufacturers may give additional information concerning

the response type exhibited by the detector, by adding the

suffix S or R to the above classes. Detectors, with a suffix

S to their class, do not respond below the minimum static

response temperature, even at high rates of rise of air

temperature. Detectors, with a suffix R to their class,

incorporate a rate of rise characteristic, which meets the

response time requirements for high rates of rise of air

temperature, even when the air temperature starts

substantially below the typical application temperature

(EN54-5:2000).

Processing for Warning/Delay to alarm section

This section determines the actions the control panel

performs when the device threshold exceeds.

Use zone settings: The detector uses the

parameters of the assigned zone; if this option is

disabled, you can manually select the Warning or

Delay to alarm time.

Delay to alarm: The control panel will activate the

Alarm delay.

Warning: The control panel will activate a

Warning signal.

Depending on the detector in question, smoke, heat,

smoke and heat, heat and carbon monoxide (CO), smoke

heat or carbon monoxide, it will have three sections

outlined in Table 7.

Table 6: Icons for modes

Icon

Description

Day mode

Night mode

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