FireClass FC506 - 4 Key - output

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Quick start-up procedure
This procedure allows for the quick start-up of the
FC503 and FC506 fire detection system.
When the loops are wired, electrically verified, and all
the devices have been installed in to the loop, it is
possible to connect the loops terminals to the panel.
Note: Before powering on the fire control panel,
connect the Earth Line.
By default the setting of switch 45 is set to mains voltage
230 V.
Procedure
1. Turn on the panel and start the FW procedure to verify
or program information for the user interface and the
panel. This information includes:
 selected language
 panel identification number
 panel type (FC503 or FC506)
 installed batteries capacity (17 Ah or 38 Ah)
2. When the data has been verified or programmed,
enter the date and time. This ensures consistency of
the log file.
The panel will start the first system initialization verifying
the loops integrity.
Note: The panel in this phase is configured to manage
closed loops (4 wires loop). If it is connected to a spur (2
wires loop), it will generate broken loop faults.
At the end of this first initialization phase, the user
interface will be displayed on the MAIN screen with the
capability to accept to the command and control
functions.
3. Select the function Program pressing the key 1.
4. Insert the Installer password. The default Installer
password is 00000. Note: Every digit will be masked
by an asterisk.
5. Choose an option by pressing key 1. The enrolling
procedure will start.
This procedure is divided into three main phases:
1. Auto-learning
2. Auto-addressing
3. Device Mapping
It is possible to stop the AUTO option at the end of each
phase; the results are different.
1 Auto-learning
In the auto-learning phase the panel looks for all the
devices on the loop already addressed with the service
tool.
During this phase, enter what pattern of automatic
assignment of zones should be applied to found devices
(see Figure 24,1B) and enter the sounder's triggering
scheme (see Figure 24, 1A).
If the panel is already configured, any differences will be
indicated and you will need to indicate how to proceed.
See Figure 24, 1A. In this case, the scheme of Automatic
assignment of the zones will be applied only to any new
devices found.
If you stop the AUTO option at the end of the first phase
the following results occur:
 The FC503 control panel will take over all
devices with an address between 1 and 250.
 The FC506 control panel 1
st
loop will take over all
devices with an address between 1 and 250 and
the 2
nd
loop will take over all devices with an
address between 1 and 250.
 The programming device at their default
configuration.
 Automatic assignment of labels.
 Automatic assignment of the zones according to
the scheme chosen during that phase.
 The output channels of the modules are enabled
to activate on fire alarm of the assigned zone.
The sounders, sounders and beacons, sounder
bases, AV (Audio Visual) bases, and the
FC430SNM modules will activate according to
the trigger scheme chosen in in this phase. If it
was chosen to assign all devices to system (no
zone auto assignment), all of the output modules,
sounders and beacons will be triggered by the
Panel alarm condition.
 The faults NOT PROGRAMMING DEVICE and
wrong addresses will be generated in the case of
not addressed devices or with address greater
than 250, respectively.
See Figure 24, A.
Note: If the enrolling result differs from the previously
stored loop configuration a warning message will be
displayed and it is possible to reject the present enrolling
result, maintaining the previous configuration, or
accept them. See Figure 24, 1A.
2 Auto-addressing
The second phase of auto-addressing starts if any
devices have been identified as not addressed during
the auto-learning phase or have an address greater
than 250. During this phase all the not addressed
devices will be detected. The panel assigns them a
temporary address and configures them at default.