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Installer’s Manual
System 800
Fire Alarm Panel
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Table of contents
Scope .........................................................................................4
General system description.......................................................5
Notes to the installer ..................................................................7
Cables ........................................................................................9
Panel installation ........................................................................9
Inspect the contents ........................................................9
To open the panel door .................................................10
To remove and refit the electronic module ...................11
To remove and refit the panel door...............................11
To mount the backbox on wall .....................................12
Connecting external circuits.....................................................13
Terminals .......................................................................13
Removable terminals.....................................................13
External circuits ........................................................................14
Loop circuit.....................................................................14
Common fire output.......................................................15
Repeat panel connection...............................................16
24V Power output ..........................................................16
Common fault output.....................................................17
Auxiliary relay output......................................................17
Local input......................................................................18
RS232 interface .............................................................18
Fire routing equipment...................................................19
Fire protection equipment..............................................20
External power supply for alarm sounders ...................20
Commissioning process ..........................................................21
Hardware link ...........................................................................22
Power up ..................................................................................23
Power up indications and address allocation ...............24
Menu map and access levels........................................25
Operating instructions..............................................................26
To select a menu option................................................26
To carry out a display test .............................................26
To view active Fire events .............................................27
To view active Fault events ...........................................27
To view Disablements ...................................................27
To view Historic events..................................................28
To view the software version.........................................28
To enter an access level (eg 2, 3 or 4) .........................28
To exit to access level 1 ................................................29
To view loop status ........................................................29
To activate Delay Mode faciity ......................................30
To view loop map...........................................................30
To power down the loop circuit .....................................31
(assuming the loop is powered up)...............................31
To power up the loop circuit ..........................................32
(assuming the loop is powered down) ..........................32
To start detection process on the powered up and
allocated loop.................................................................33
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To identify MCP required to be fire tested on a weekly
test .................................................................................34
To exit Fire test mode (assuming Fire Test is On).......34
To edit a zone label .......................................................35
To put a zone in and out of Test mode ........................36
To enable or disable a zone.......................................... 37
To put a zone in false alarm rejection mode ................38
To select 2-detectors or 2-zones coincidence detection39
To assign a zone to trigger a sector .............................40
To view devices in a selected zone ..............................41
To enable / disable a device .........................................42
To edit a device label.....................................................43
To assign a device to a zone ........................................44
To set auxiliary relay operation (eg to operate with fire,
fault, disablement, pre-alarm or off)..............................45
To set fire routing output operation (eg change
activation type, delayed operation of relay and
monitoring).....................................................................46
To set fault routing operation (eg activation type) ........47
To view / enable or disable alarms sounders...............48
To set weekly alarm test reminder message (eg day
and message)................................................................ 49
To set / view maintenance reminder message ...........50
To set Delay and Verify functions................................51
To set the Local input....................................................52
To set time and date .....................................................53
To change an existing password..................................54
To set up the access level for Cancel buzzer and
Display test controls ......................................................55
To edit User text ............................................................56
To clear logs ..................................................................57
To save the loop map....................................................57
To reset all access codes to factory settings................58
To reset the panel configuration to factory settings ..... 58
To reset all configurations and labels to factory settings59
To view diagnostic data.................................................59
Appendix – Description of Controls and indicators.................60
Controls..........................................................................61
Light indications.............................................................62
Message description list for System 800......................64
Product data.............................................................................69
Notes........................................................................................70
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Scope
Safety
Associated documents
This second issue of the installer’s manual, it covers the
installation instructions of the 24-zone system 800 fire
alarm panel with version 2 software enhancements. The
manual gives information on how to install the panel,
connect external circuits, power up and commission the
system. It also includes fault finding information and
technical data.
The following information is given in the interest of
personal safety and to prevent damage to installed
equipment and to ensure the system operates correctly.
The information symbol is accompanied with
important text.
This can be either a warning to prevent personal
injury or death, or a caution to prevent damage
to the system equipment.
Operator’s manual 796689 (4188-658)
All the documentation associated with the panel should
be kept together near the panel.
Issue Record
Issue Date Comment
1.0 7/12/00 This is the first issue of the installer‘s manual.
1.1 13/2/01 This is the first update to the installer‘s manual
2 9/3/03 This is the second update to the installer’s manual include coincidence detection, sectori linking,
improvements to the settings for delay mode and auxiliary relay configuration.
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General system
description
The system 800 fire alarm panel is designed to meet the
requirements of EN54 Parts 2 and 4. It is suitable for
installation in small to medium size buildings in
accordance with the recommendations of BS5839:Part 1,
to provide an automatic fire detection and alarm.
The system 800 panel is installed and configured to
monitor devices such as detectors, manual call points,
single input/output transponder and sounder control
transponder units connected on a loop. Each device is
capable of being addressed individually and may be
assigned to one of 24 zones. The devices and zones in
the system can each be given a label for identification, so
that in an event condition the location is given on the
display with the appropriate event message.
The panel has connections for external sounder circuits to
raise an alarm in the protected buildings.
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System 800 architecture
Auxiliary contacts
24V power output
Fixed Extin
g
uishin
g
equipment
(
Not
y
et available
)
External power supply
Confi
g
urable input
- Class chan
g
e / Ext. evac. / local fire input
Sounder 2
Sounder 1
Common Fire output (chan
g
e over contacts)
Common Fault output (chan
g
e over contacts)
Loop end 1
Loop end 2
RS485
RS232 for Service PC or Printer
(
Printer not
y
et available
)
RS232 for Printer
(
Not
y
et available
)
Fire routin
g
equipment
Mains
supply
FAP-800
Fire alarm panel
Pr evi ous Nex t
ABC DEF
GHI JKL MNO
PQ R S TU V W X YZ
R eset
C ancel Buzzer
D isplayTest
Funct ionEd it
So un de r Di sa bl em e n t
Te st
FREDisablement
Disablement
So un de r Fa ul t
F R E Fa ul t
PowerFault
Sy s te m Fa ult
Power
Fault
So und A larm s
Sile n c e A la rm s
Delay
Ver ify
Fire Routing
Ac tiv a te d
Fire Protection
Ac tiv a te d
Pr e- ala rm
Delay
Ver ifi cat ion
Fire
123
456
789
0
Esc
Select
External
12V supply
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Notes to the installer
Second fix installation
Notes
The installer should follow the general requirements of:
BS5839:Part 1, the code of practice relating to the fire
detection and alarm systems for buildings.
The relevant parts of the BS7671 Requirements for
Electrical Installation, Institute of Electrical Engineers
Wiring Regulations 16th edition.
To prevent the possibility of damage or dirt degrading the
performance or appearance of the System products, the
installation of second fix items, such as the electronic
module, should be delayed until all major building work in
the area is complete.
The installer should ensure:
Cables recommended in the manual are used for
wiring the system 800.
Cable gland is used for the mains supply cable.
Unused knockouts on an enclosure that have been
removed are not left open.
The wires between the cable termination point and
terminals are as short and straight as possible.
The cables of the system 800 and other systems are
separated by at least 160mm, unless dedicated
conduit / ducting is used.
No part of the building structure is used for earthing.
The cable length between the Repeat LED unit and
the respective detector, where used, does not exceed
10m. This length must be included in the total cable
length of the loop.
The ends of the mains flexible conductors terminated
in the product are crimped, using sleeved or insulated
crimp terminals.
Each mains powered control and indicating equipment
is supplied via a dedicated 2-pole fused spur unit that
is fed from a switch or protection device at the local
mains supply distribution board.
Mains power to the control and indicating equipment
is not supplied from an IT Power System.
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Earthing
Fixtures and fittings
The installer should acquire:
Site specific information from the interested parties
which must include details on the location of products
to be installed
The acquired information together with this manual
and the relevant standards should be used to assist
the work.
All earth connection points must be clean to provide good
electrical conductivity.
All earth leads and fittings provided must be installed
The loop cable screen must be continued through
each system device.
It is the installer’s responsibility to provide:
Adequate fixtures and fittings for the type of
construction surface onto which a product is to be
installed
As an aid to this decision, the weight and overall size
of each full assembly together with implications on
cable entries and routing should be taken into
consideration.
These procedures assume that the installer
provides cable glands, steel BESA boxes and
related items.
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Cables EMC approved cables suitable for wiring the system:
Mineral insulated cable (MICC) to BS6207:Part 1
Delta Crompton FTZ2E1.5 FIRETUF OHLS fire
resistant data cable
Raydex CDT FG950
Cavicel SpA FIRECEL SR 114
distributed by Cables Britain
AEI Cables FIRETEC
BICC Pyrotenax FLAMESIL FRC
Datwyler LIFELINE
It is NOT permissible to run outgoing and return
pairs in a multi core cable, due to inadequate
separation and possible electrical interference
problems.
Panel installation
Inspect the contents
Before starting installation work check the package
label and the contents of the package.
Check the contents, there should be:
-System 800 fire alarm panel
-2 - Battery 12V 7Ah
-Spares pack
-Panel wall mounting template
-Instructions
Content of the spares pack:
Parts Quantity
Allen Key (door) 1
End-of-line resistor - 10K ohms 4
End-of-line label 2
Battery link 1
Spare 3.15A (T) fuse ceramic type
for mains & battery supply
2
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To open the panel door
Fixing screws
Backbox Electronic module
Door
The panel door can be opened using the allen key
supplied in the spares pack.
Partially open the two fixing screws and then hinge
open the panel door.
Note the information on the panel and labels inside
the enclosure.
CAUTION
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE REMAINS
AFTER OPERATION OF FUSE
Product : SYSTEM 800
Rated Voltage: 230v a.c.
Rated Current: 0.3A
Rated Frequency: 50Hz
Mains Fuse FS7: 3.15A (T)
Manufac Date xx/xx/xx
LXXXX-X
OPENING THE DOOR EXPOSES LIVE PARTS
Danger
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