Honeywell DeltaNet FS90 - User Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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DeltaNet FS90 Operating Instructions
SYSTEM OPERATION
A normally functioning DeltaNet Fire & Security System is indicated
by the green RUN and green POWER LEDs on the powered Control
Board. If a Communication Board is installed, the Communication
Board red TRANSMIT and RECEIVE LEDs blink as data is
communicated.
Power Supply Supervision
The power supply circuits for the DeltaNet FS90 Fire & Security
system are monitored for Integrity. Trouble conditions in these circuits
are indicated by Low Battery (yellow) and Power (green) LEDs on the
CA control board. In the normal, supervisory, condition, the yellow
Low Battery LED is off and the green Power LED is on. A trouble
condition in the power supply circuits is indicated when either the
green Power LED is blinking or the yellow Low Battery LED is on. If
this occurs, contact a service technician to determine the nature of the
trouble condition by removing the batteries from the system and
testing their condition. With the batteries out of the system, proper
functioning of the power supply, battery changer and battery
supervision circuits should be verified. Any faulty component must be
replaced.
Modes of Operation
The DeltaNet Fire & Security System can operate independently
(Stand-Alone Mode) or as a Data Gathering Panel (DGP) in a higher-
order system (DGP Mode). DGP Mode is in effect when a
Communication Board is plugged into the Motherboard and active
communication takes place. If communication fails, the system
operates in Stand-Alone Mode.
LJ Communication/Display Board Switch
When the LJ Board MULTIPLE ALARM-TROUBLE LED is on,
multiple abnormal conditions (alarm, trouble, prealarm) exist on AE
Board loops. The LJ Board displays one address at a time, beginning
automatically with the address of the highest-priority device.
An address remains displayed until a new, higher priority device goes
into an abnormal condition or until the PREVIOUS/NEXT switch is
pushed. Use the PREVIOUS/NEXT switch to display other addresses
as follows.
PRINTER/DISPLAY ASSEMBLY AND LH INTERFACE BOARD
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The two front Printer/Display Assembly switches are:
— Printer On-Line Switch with integral LED.
— Paper Advance Switch.
LH Interface Board switches are:
— ACK—UP to acknowledge indicated point in LCD display.
— ALL PT/ALM SUM—UP to request All Point Log; DOWN to
request Alarm Summary Log.
— PREVIOUS/NEXT—UP to revert LCD display to former point;
DOWN to advance LCD display to subsequent point.
FRONT PANEL SWITCHES/LEDS
Control Board Switches
ACKNOWLEDGE
— Pushing the ACKNOWLEDGE switch silences the local audible
and changes blinking LEDs to ON. The ACKNOWLEDGE switch
does not affect indicating zone outputs and does not silence alarm
signals. Pushing the ACKNOWLEDGE switch acknowledges all
alarms present in the panel.
— If the panel is a DGP, the ACKNOWLEDGE switch does not
function when the DGP is communicating with the higher-order
system. The ACKNOWLEDGE switch becomes functional when
communication is broken.
SILENCE
Pushing the SILENCE switch does the following:
— Silences devices connected to indicating zones.
— Silences devices connected to Control Modules with indicating
characteristic set.
— Silences the local audible.
— Turns on the Control Board SILENCE LED.
— Changes blinking LEDs to on.
RESET
Pushing the RESET switch removes power to all initiating zones for
fifteen seconds and sends out a fifteen-second reset signal that
returns all input-zone status indicators to normal. After reset, zones
that return to alarm or trouble are annunciated as new alarms or
troubles.
PANEL TEST
Performing a Panel Test reveals whether all boards are controlled by
the panel microprocessor. Pushing the PANEL TEST switch turns on
all LEDs, except Communication Board LEDs and turns on the local
audible. A Panel Test does not interrupt alarms or troubles reporting in
the system.
Pushing the PANEL TEST switch turns on all LJ Communication/
Display Board LEDs and causes the LJ Board to display the address
8888.
Pushing the MANUAL EVACUATION switch does the following:
— Turns on all indicating zones.
— Turns on all AE Board Control Modules that have the indicating
characteristic set during system setup.
— Causes a common alarm indication.
— Causes the local audible to pulse.
Manual evacuation is terminated by pushing either the SILENCE
or the RESET switch.
Honeywell DeltaNet FS90 Fire & Security System
Control Unit
LOCAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Refer to Installation Instructions: Honeywell form no. 95-7421-3, issued 10-2007

Summary

System Operation Overview

Power Supply Supervision

Monitors power supply integrity, indicating trouble via yellow Low Battery LED or blinking green Power LED.

Modes of Operation

Explains Stand-Alone and Data Gathering Panel (DGP) modes, influenced by active communication.

Front Panel Switches and LEDs

Control Board Switches

Details the functions of the ACKNOWLEDGE, SILENCE, and RESET switches on the control board.

Panel Test Procedure

Describes performing a panel test to verify board control by the microprocessor and LED functionality.

Printer;Display Assembly and LH Interface Board Operations

Maintenance Procedures and Compliance

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Important Technical Specifications
3. Usage Features
4. Maintenance Features

The provided document describes the Honeywell DeltaNet FS90 Fire & Security System, focusing on its operating instructions, front panel switches/LEDs, and maintenance procedures.

Function Description

The Honeywell DeltaNet FS90 is a fire and security control unit designed to operate either independently (Stand-Alone Mode) or as a Data Gathering Panel (DGP) within a larger, higher-order system. In DGP Mode, it communicates with a central system via a Communication Board. If communication fails, the system reverts to Stand-Alone Mode.

The system monitors power supply circuits for integrity, annunciates alarms and troubles, and provides various control functions for connected devices. It features a microprocessor for overall control and a series of LEDs and switches on the Control Board and Printer/Display Assembly for user interaction and status indication.

Important Technical Specifications

The document does not explicitly list technical specifications like voltage, current, or environmental ratings. However, it implies the following:

• Power Supply Monitoring: The system continuously monitors its power supply, including battery status, and indicates issues via green (Power) and yellow (Low Battery) LEDs.
• Communication: It supports communication with a higher-order system via a Communication Board, indicated by blinking red TRANSMIT and RECEIVE LEDs.
• Input/Output Zones: The system manages initiating zones (inputs) and indicating zones (outputs), as well as Control Modules.
• Reset Functionality: A RESET switch removes power to all initiating zones for 15 seconds, sending a reset signal to return input zone status indicators to normal.
• Alarm/Trouble Annunciation: It provides visual (blinking LEDs) and audible indications for common alarms and troubles.
• LJ Board: The LJ Communication/Display Board handles multiple alarm/trouble conditions on AE Board loops, displaying one address at a time, prioritizing the highest-priority device.

Usage Features

The DeltaNet FS90 offers several user-interactive features through its front panel switches and LEDs:

• ACKNOWLEDGE Switch:
  • Silences the local audible alarm.
  • Changes blinking LEDs to a steady ON state.
  • Acknowledges all alarms present in the panel.
  • Does not affect indicating zone outputs or silence alarm signals directly.
  • In DGP mode, it functions only when communication with the higher-order system is broken.
• SILENCE Switch:
  • Silences devices connected to indicating zones and Control Modules with indicating characteristics.
  • Silences the local audible.
  • Turns on the Control Board SILENCE LED.
  • Changes blinking LEDs to a steady ON state.
• RESET Switch:
  • Removes power to all initiating zones for 15 seconds.
  • Sends a 15-second reset signal to return input zone status indicators to normal.
  • After reset, zones returning to alarm or trouble are annunciated as new alarms or troubles.
• PANEL TEST Switch:
  • Turns on all LEDs (except Communication Board LEDs) and the local audible.
  • Indicates that all function boards are operational and controlled by the microprocessor.
  • Does not interrupt alarm or trouble reporting.
  • Turns on all LJ Communication/Display Board LEDs and causes the LJ Board to display "8888".
• MANUAL EVACUATION Switch:
  • Turns on all indicating zones and AE Board Control Modules with indicating characteristics.
  • Causes a common alarm indication and pulsing local audible.
  • Terminated by pushing either the SILENCE or RESET switch.
• LJ Communication/Display Board Interaction:
  • The LJ Board displays the highest-priority abnormal condition address.
  • The PREVIOUS/NEXT switch allows users to navigate through other addresses.
• Printer/Display Assembly Switches:
  • Printer On-Line Switch: With an integral LED.
  • Paper Advance Switch: For advancing paper in the printer.
• LH Interface Board Switches:
  • ACK-UP: Acknowledges the indicated point in the LCD display.
  • ALL PT/ALM SUM-UP/DOWN: Requests an All Point Log (UP) or Alarm Summary Log (DOWN).
  • PREVIOUS/NEXT-UP/DOWN: Reverts the LCD display to the former point (UP) or advances to the subsequent point (DOWN).
• LED Indicators (Control Board):
  • RUN (green): Indicates a normally functioning system.
  • POWER (green): On for normal operation, blinking for power supply trouble.
  • Low Battery (yellow): Off for normal operation, on for low battery trouble.
  • TRANSMIT (red): Blinks when data is transmitted (Communication Board).
  • RECEIVE (red): Blinks when data is received (Communication Board).
  • Alarm LED (blinking): Indicates a common alarm.
  • Trouble LED (blinking yellow): Indicates a common trouble.
  • Silence LED: On when the Silence switch has been activated.
  • Ground Fault LED: Indicates a ground fault.
  • Isolate LED: Indicates a Disconnect switch is activated or a point is isolated/locked out.
  • Setup LED: Off in normal operation, On in Setup Mode.

Maintenance Features

The document emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance:

• Power Supply Troubleshooting: If the green Power LED blinks or the yellow Low Battery LED is on, a service technician should be contacted. Troubleshooting involves removing batteries, testing their condition, and verifying the proper functioning of the power supply, battery charger, and battery supervision circuits. Faulty components must be replaced.
• Documentation and Standards: Maintenance must be performed according to system documentation and procedures, adhering to applicable NFPA and UL standards (NFPA 70, 72, 90A, 92A, 92B).
• Manual Reference: The "DeltaNet FS90 Systems Maintenance and Repair Manual" is recommended for detailed information on testing, fuse replacement, and replacement parts.
• Service Contact: Users are instructed to contact their local Honeywell Automation & Control Solutions office or a regional office for service.
• End-of-Life Disposal: The product may contain chemicals. Owners are responsible for safe decommissioning and disposal in accordance with environmental laws and regulations, including Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE).

Honeywell DeltaNet FS90 Specifications