EES BSM - 5.3 Configuration of the relay groups; 5.4 Default settings

Configuration
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Table 5.3: Assignment of the DIP-switch combinations S10 – S20
* The detailed descriptions of the alarm sequences are as follows:
- No-first-up (new-value) reporting with 1-frequency flashing and single acknowledgement
and
- First-up reporting with 1-frequency flashing and single acknowledgement.
Detailed information on the alarm sequences can be found in the separate document for description
of the alarm sequences SM-MA-FB-UK-001.
5.3 Configuration of the relay groups
The DIP-switches of the relay groups (S30 – S38) have no function in these annunciator variants.
The relay groups are set as follows:
 Relays are assigned 1:1 to the respective inputs.
 If only 1 or 2 relay groups (8 relays each) are integrated (e.g. BSM48), these are assigned to
the first or the first two alarm groups (8 inputs each).
 The relays are triggered input parallel.
 The relays are not inverted.
For the BSM-P these settings can be changed in the parameterisation software.
5.4 Default settings
 LED-colour - red for fault signalling and green for operation indication
 Function input 1 - horn acknowledgement
 Function input 2 - acknowledgement
 Button 1 - horn acknowledgement
 Button 2 - acknowledgement
 Button 3 - lamp test
 Button 4 - not assigned
 Function relay 1 - collective report 1
 Function relay 2 - not assigned
 Function relay 3 - external horn
 Function relay 4 - live-contact
 Collective report - static / outputparallel
 Horn - retriggerable by subsequent alarm, manual acknowledgement
 Horn lock - none
Switch
Function
Setting
Default setting
S./4
Alarm sequence when S./2 is set
to OFF (fault signalling)
OFF - No-first-up*
ON - First-up*
OFF – No-first-up
S./3
Horn triggering for subsequent
alarms
OFF – Horn is retriggered
ON - Horn is not
retriggerable
OFF – Horn is
retriggered
S./2
Processing of the alarm group
(8 channels)
OFF – Fault signalling
(Flashing, red)
ON - Operation indication
(Steady light, green)
OFF – Fault
signalling
S./1
Normally open / normally closed
principle of the group (8 channels)
OFF – Normally open
ON - Normally closed
OFF – Normally
open