Siemens FPI-32 Manual de usuario

MODEL FPI-32

PROGRAMMER/TESTER

Operations Manual

Siemens Industry, Inc.

BuildingTechnologies Division

Florham Park, NJ

Siemens BuildingTechnologies, Ltd.

Fire Safety & Security Products

2 Kenview Boulevard

Brampton, Ontario

L6T 5E4 Canada

P/N 315-090077-10

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The FPI-32 Programmer/Tester was developed to be user-

friendly. Most users will find that it can be operated by simply

responding at the keypad to the displays shown.

This manual is available to the user to present an overview of

the Programmer/Tester and for ready reference.

IMPORTANT NOTE

TO ALL PREVIOUS USERS OF THE FPI-32

PROGRAMMER/TESTER:

Due to the implementation of the advanced searching algo-

rithm, devices connected to the TRI/MSI input jack of the

FPI-32 must be connected with the correct polarity. If a de-

vice is not found by the programmer/tester, simply reverse

the input leads and the device should be found within three

seconds. If the display continues to read Searching for De-

vice, the connected device may be inoperable.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAG E

OPERATION 1

Modes of Operation 3

Keypad 4

Power On/Off Sequences 5

PROGRAM MODE 7

Entering the Program Mode 7

Verifying the Device Type and Address 8

TRI Devices 9

Selecting Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC)

for TRI Devices 10

Verifying Device Information for TRI Devices 11

Backward Compatibility Mode 12

Changing the Device ID 12

Establishing an Address 13

Completing the Programming 14

TEST MODE 16

Entering the Test Mode 16

Device Passed 17

Device Failed 17

MENU MODE 18

FPI-32 Menu Mode 21

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Changes to the FPI-32

There have been a significant number of changes made to the FPI-32

from Revision 1.3. These changes provide ease of use and more com-

prehensive compatibility with MXL. The changes are summarized below.

Automatic Searching Algorithm

The FPI-32, when placed in any operational mode (Program, Test, or

Menu), will automatically recognize when a device has been inserted

and/or removed. This simplifies and reduces the number of keystrokes

needed to operate the FPI-32. Generally, the searching algorithm will

properly identify devices within 5 seconds.

Polarity Sensitive

For the searching algorithm to identify each device, the FPI-32 must

have external devices such as TRI/MSI, etc., connected with the proper

polarity. When one of these devices is connected improperly, the searching

algorithm will not find the device. In this case, the display on the FPI-32

reminds the user to try swapping the connect wire to find the device.

Backward Compatibility Device Setting

The FPI-32, in conjunction with certain devices, can be used to replace

older devices. This backward compatibility mode is an enhancement to

and replaces the FPI-32 Revision 1.3 user options 1=MXL and 2=MXL.

Menu Mode

The new Menu Mode provides powerful field debugging capabilities. The

Menu Mode on the FPI-32 Revision 3.2 performs requested MXL wave-

forms (polls) and displays the data returned from the programmed

device.

XL3 Waveforms

The FPI-32 no longer performs XL3 waveforms to test devices. Device

acceptance is based on passing MXL device checking waveforms.

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FIGURE 1

THE MODEL FPI-32 PROGRAMMER/TESTER

OPERATION

The Model FPI-32 Programmer/Tester is used in the field to program or

test any ID-60 Series detectors, IL Series detectors, FP Series detec-

tors, MSI Series manual stations, or TRI modules. Refer to Figure 1

below for identification of the parts of the FPI-32.

OPERATION

Instruction

label

Operating

keys

Connect manual

stations and

TRI modules here

Place

detector

here

Handle

Instruction

label

Plug for

manual stations

and TRI modules

Operating

keys

Voltage

adjuster

Carrying

Strap

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OPERATION

CONNECTING THE PROGRAMMER/TESTER

The FPI-32 comes provided with a wall transformer with one end that

plugs into any standard AC power outlet and a cable at the other end that

connects to the back of the Programmer/Tester unit, where marked AC/

BATTERY RECHARGE. This connection not only provides the AC power

used by the unit, but also automatically recharges the batteries in the

unit for use where the unit cannot be plugged in.

BATTERIES

The batteries used in the unit are sealed, nickel-cadmium, rechargeable

batteries, Size AA. If the batteries need to be replaced, two different

makes of batteries are recommended for use in the Programmer/Tester:

Panasonic P/N P-50AA or Yuasa P/N 500AA

(The Programmer/Tester operates for approximately 4 hours using its

batteries.)

Siemens Industry, Inc. recommends that the batteries be recharged on a

regular basis. Overnight charging is usually sufficient.

When the batteries are low, the LOW BATTERY indicator flashes. When

it flashes, plug in the charger. If you ignore the indicator, the battery will

keep getting lower until the following message displays: PLUG IN

CHARGER!, and the Programmer/Tester will not operate. Then when the

charger is plugged in, the Programmer/Tester powers up again (restarts).

INSTALLATION OF DEVICES ON THE FPI-32

Install any intelligent initiating device on the Programmer/Tester in order

to program or test it.

To install a detector on the Programmer/Tester, place the detec-

tor over the base on the Programmer/Tester by lining up the LED on

the detector with the LED symbol on the base, push in on the detec-

tor, and turn it clockwise at the same time. To remove the detector

from the Programmer/Tester, again push in on it, but in this case

turn it counterclockwise.

To install an FP-11 or FPT-11 detector on the Programmer/Tester,

first install the DB-ADPT adapter over the base. Only the FP-11 and

FPT-11 require the use of the DB-ADPT adapter. Do not use the

DB-ADPT with any other devices.

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OPERATION

To connect a TRI or MSI device to the Programmer/Tester, use

the cable provided and connect one end to the module and the other

to the rear of the FPI-32 where marked TRI/MSI. Note that there is

an indentation on the surface of the Programmer/Tester where the

module may be rested.

CAUTION

1. TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE FPI-32, DO NOT CONNECT

CZM-1s, TRIs/MSIs, or ICPs/VCPs to the FPI-32 until all wiring

is removed from the CZM-1, term 1 and 2, the TRI/MSI, term 1

and 2, or the ICP/VCP, TB1, term 1 and 2.

2. Only one device should be connected to the FPI-32 at a time.

MODES OF OPERATION

The Programmer/Tester has three modes: PROGRAM Mode, TEST Mode,

and MENU Mode.

NOTE: Units equipped with an LED will blink red in all three modes.

This is not an indication that the device is in alarm, but rather

an indication that the LED is functional.

The PROGRAM Mode is used to program the following information to

the devices installed on the FPI-32:

All Devices

1. The address of the device.

TRl Series Devices only

2. The normal state of the contact [normally open (NO) or nor-

mally closed (NC)] on a switch-type device.

3. Whether a device is an alarm, trouble, or status type device.

The keypad on the Programmer/Tester is used to do the programming (See

below). Refer to the PROGRAM MODE Section (page 7).

After the device is programmed, it is automatically tested.

The TEST Mode is used to test a device. By making entries on the keypad,

the user can check on whether a device is working before it is installed, as

well as checking it periodically after installation. Refer to the TEST MODE

Section (page 16).

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OFF

PROG

TEST

YES

NUMBER KEYS

To turn on the power to the FPI-32

To turn off the power to the FPI-32

To program the device

To test the device

To use the troubleshooting features

To answer Yes to a question displayed

To answer No to a question displayed

To clear any current user entry and return

to the previous text

To enter device addresses, etc.

KEY FUNCTION

KEYPAD

FUNCTIONS OF THE KEYS

OPERATION

In addition, the MENU Mode provides a special set of operations for techni-

cians who are familiar with and can interpret device analog response wave-

forms and wish to perform some troubleshooting. Refer to the MENU MODE

Section (page 18) for instructions on these operations.

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POWER ON/OFF SEQUENCES

To Power Up

To turn on the power, press the ON key. The Display then changes

between the following two messages for the time periods shown.

CERBERUS

PYROTRONICS

and

SELECT MODE

PROG TEST MENU

(PROG = program)

Once the Programmer/Tester is turned on, pressing ON again has no

effect on the Programmer/Tester.

To Power Down

1. To turn the power off, press the OFF key.

2. If there are no keys pressed for 5 minutes, the Programmer/Tester

turns off its own power to save the batteries.

NOTE: The first time the FPI-32 is powered up, the following message

displays for about 2 seconds.

FPI-32

SOFTWARE REV. 3.2

OPERATION

1 second

3 seconds

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USING THE KEYPAD

1. The following keys may be used at any time:

PROG To program the device (Programmer/Tester

enters PROGRAM Mode)

TEST To test the device (enters TEST Mode)

MENU To use additional features (enters MENU

Mode)

2. If the wrong key is pressed at any time, the FPI-32 Display

shows:

INCORRECT KEY

ENTRY...!

After 1 second the previous message displays.

3. All displayed messages are abbreviated when necessary to

fit into two lines, with no more than 16 characters per line.

OPERATION

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