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General| Model | IFP-2000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Fire Alarm Control Panel |
| Number of Zones | 10 |
| NAC Circuits | 4 |
| Battery Backup | 24VDC |
Describes the IFP-2000 base system structure and its core hardware features.
Details hardware features for IFP-2000/RPS-2000 panels in a networked system.
Outlines advanced analog smoke detector features and system programming capabilities.
Highlights features of the IFP-2000ECS system, including ECS capabilities.
Provides information about the manual's scope and intended audience for IFP-2000 series systems.
Defines key terminology used throughout the manual for control panels and system components.
Lists products from Silent Knight compatible with the IFP-2000 system.
Provides FCC information required for connecting the IFP-2000 to phone lines.
Details UL requirements for various installation types and restricted options.
Outlines specific requirements for central station fire alarm system installations.
Specifies requirements for local protected fire alarm system installations.
Details requirements for remote station protected fire alarm systems using DACT.
Lists the hardware components included with the IFP-2000 or RPS-2000 shipment.
Provides guidelines for protecting the IFP-2000 from water damage and lists operating conditions.
Details electrical specifications for various terminals, including voltage, current, and ground faults.
Offers guidelines to avoid induced noise and describes wiring isolation requirements.
Illustrates the circuit boards, housing, and annunciator of the IFP-2000 assembly.
Guides the determination of current draw and standby battery needs for installation.
Provides a chart of tasks for installing the IFP-2000/ECS system.
Provides instructions for selecting a location and mounting the control panel cabinet.
Offers precautions to prevent water damage to the fire system cabinet through conduits.
Details the procedure for removing the control panel assembly from its cabinet for repair.
Notes the current status and port location for Ethernet connections.
Explains how to connect AC terminals to the power source for IFP-2000 models.
Details battery charge capacity, AH rating determination, and series wiring for 24V.
Describes the use and dimensions of RBB/AB-55 accessory cabinets for backup batteries.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing accessory cabinets and backup batteries.
Covers calculating SBUS wire distances and understanding wiring configurations (Class A/B).
Outlines the steps for installing the RA-2000 remote annunciator, including mounting.
Guides the installation of the 5815XL SLC expander to add additional addressable devices.
Explains the installation of the 5824 module for connecting a printer to the panel.
Describes the 5880 LED driver board for annunciators and dry contact monitoring.
Covers the installation of 5865-3 and 5865-4 LED annunciators.
Details configuring system hardware modules using DIP switches and bandwidth considerations.
Explains how to connect telephone lines to the panel, including programmable options.
Describes the versatile Flexput circuits for notification, initiation, or auxiliary power.
Details the built-in programmable and trouble relays, including their Form C rating.
Covers specific applications for remote station connections, including Keltron and City Box.
Explains networking capabilities for creating virtual systems with expanded addressable points.
Defines a networked site as a logical group of panels operating as one system.
Details direct connect and repeater connection methods for networking panels.
Describes the RPS-2000's function as a power and point capacity provider without a user interface.
Explains the direct connect method for linking panels within a 20-foot radius using twisted pair.
Covers the use of network repeaters for connecting panels over longer distances or between buildings.
Lists available network repeater types: twisted pair (UTP) and fiber optic (FO).
Guides the selection of network IDs for each panel using DIP switch settings.
Covers tools for diagnosing network issues: Ping Panel, Network Status, Repeater Power.
Describes programming network options via the built-in annunciator or SKSS-2 software.
Shows all panels connected to the network and their status (member/guest).
Allows editing of panel and site names within the network configuration.
Explains how to change the unique Network Panel ID for each panel.
Details configuring panel communication with a computer via USB or modem.
Describes how access codes provide user access to panel functions and profiles.
Covers dialer options, assignments, miscellaneous settings, and receiver configuration.
Allows modification of programmed messages and voice settings for ECS-VCM.
Facilitates redistribution of network options if distribution fails or goes out of sync.
Provides a summary of network management menus, options, and related sections.
Lists IDP SLC devices compatible with the control panel and their installation sheet PN.
Lists SD SLC devices compatible with the control panel and their installation sheet PN.
Details the maximum number of IDP or SD SLC devices supported per panel and expander.
Covers wiring requirements, including distance and resistance limits for SLC devices.
Illustrates how to wire the 5815XL SLC loop for Style 4 (Class B) installations.
Illustrates how to wire the 5815XL SLC loop for Style 6 or Style 7 (Class A) installations.
Provides instructions for installing IDP heat and smoke detectors, including wiring bases.
Explains how to address IDP devices using rotary dials for unique addresses.
Provides instructions for installing SD heat and smoke detectors, including wiring bases.
Explains how to address SD detectors and modules using the FACP.
Details security levels for communication, stored data, physical access, and access control.
Explains the feature for faster system setup by automating programming tasks.
Describes how JumpStart AutoProgramming determines and assigns input points.
Details how JumpStart AutoProgramming creates output groups and assigns circuits.
Provides step-by-step instructions for executing the JumpStart AutoProgramming feature.
Provides a high-level overview of mapping, linking events to outputs and groups.
Explains how input points are assigned to input zones.
Illustrates how to assign notification and relay output circuits to groups.
Details the types of events (Zone, Panel, Site) that can be mapped to output groups.
Describes using the SKSS-2 software for onsite or remote panel programming.
Explains how to program features using the system's annunciator interface.
Guides users on how to enter and exit the panel programming mode.
Explains the function of various keys used within the Panel Programming menu.
Lists Panel Programming options in order, with default settings and section references.
Highlights programming restrictions required for UL 864 and UL 2572 compliance.
Lists available modules for panel programming and their specific edit options.
Covers editing module ID, name, and module-specific features.
Provides steps to add a new hardware module to the system.
Explains the procedure for removing a module from the system configuration.
Details how to view the list of all modules installed in the system.
Covers editing, adding, deleting, and viewing zone points and their properties.
Allows editing zone name, properties like detector sensitivity, and accessory options.
Explains output groups, simplifying programming by grouping common output characteristics.
Covers editing group name and properties, including voice/non-voice type and activation.
Explains changing characteristics of individual input points like type, status, and zone assignment.
Guides programming for points on an 5815XL module, covering device type and function.
Details programming points for internal or external power modules like RPS-1000.
Covers programming output points and input points for 5880/5865 modules.
Provides instructions for programming module points for the 5496 device.
Guides programming module points for ECS-AMP devices, including notification types.
Details programming module points for ECS-VCM or ECS-RVM devices.
Explains customizing software options for general system operation like AC loss and clock settings.
Guides setting the time for automatic test reports to be sent by the control panel.
Covers configuration of phone line settings, including dialing, rings, and monitor options.
Explains how to change the times when sensitivity levels take effect.
Details how to designate up to 18 dates as holidays for detector sensitivity settings.
Allows setting water flow delay, alarm verification, and low AC report delay times.
Covers options for strobe sync, auto display events, and repeater status.
Guides adjusting automatic daylight saving time start and end settings.
Explains how to customize the banner message displayed on the panel LCD.
Details configuring the panel to accept either SD or IDP SLC device families.
Covers configuring IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway for Ethernet.
Provides instructions on how to run JumpStart AutoProgramming for system setup.
Explains how to restore the panel to factory default settings, losing all programming.
Allows modification of programmed messages and other voice settings.
Lists the default installer and multi-site installer access codes for the panel.
Describes the components of the control panel annunciator, including LEDs and LCD.
Explains the control panel's menu structure and how to navigate through options.
Covers fundamental operations like setting time/date and enabling/disabling points.
Guides on how to view and clear the panel's event history log.
Provides instructions for initiating and ending a fire drill test.
Explains how to perform an indicator test to check annunciator LEDs, PZT, and LCD.
Details procedures for conducting walk tests with or without reporting.
Guides on how to perform a manual dialer test for communication verification.
Explains how to silence audible alarms and troubles, including multi-site considerations.
Describes how to perform a control panel reset for fire or ECS alarms.
Guides checking detector sensitivity compliance and identifying calibration issues.
Explains how to view the status of a specific point, including trouble and sensitivity info.
Describes how to view alarm or trouble locations using the down arrow.
Provides access to panel model, serial number, firmware updates, and feature activation.
Details initiating communication with a computer for uploading panel configuration.
Explains how the control panel handles event activations based on priority levels.
Describes panel behavior in different modes like Normal, Alarm, Trouble, and Silenced.
Introduces the IFP-2000ECS features for Mass Notification Systems and ECS activations.
Details the functionality of the Local Operating Console (LOC) and its components.
Explains the function of keys and LEDs on the ECS-VCM and ECS-RVM expander modules.
Covers factors governing ECS Control acquisition: Priority, Lockout, and Access Control.
Explains interacting with the LOC interface to activate ECS events and paging.
Describes using Select Keys in Microphone Mode to toggle audio distribution areas.
Guides generating an ECS event and speaking a custom message via microphone.
Details how ECS Control can be passed between LOCs of the same priority.
Explains configuring input points as ECS inputs to trigger predetermined ECS events.
Covers adding and editing amplifier modules for the ECS system.
Details programming LOC priority and association with annunciators.
Explains microphone functionality for convenience, fire, and emergency paging.
Provides methods for recording custom messages using Aux Audio Input or microphone.
Lists compatible receivers and reporting codes for SIA and Contact ID formats.
Details SIA and Contact ID reporting formats for various system events.
Explains SIA PI Modifier reporting format for IntelliKnight and IFP-2000 panels.
Describes the SIA IFP-2000 panel dialer event format and parameters.
Offers suggestions for resolving hardware problems encountered during installation.
Lists common issues like double addresses, incorrect polarity, and missing SLC devices.
Recommends regular system inspection and testing for proper operation.
Explains how to use event history for tracking or recalling trouble conditions.
Details tools like SLC Device Locator and I/O Point Control for testing and troubleshooting.
Guides on locating a specific SLC device on a loop by its address.
Explains how to locate up to 8 devices on a single SLC search.
Allows toggling output points on/off and tripping input devices for testing.
Lists earth fault resistance values for applicable FACP terminals.
Provides tables to record detector points and installed modules on SLC loops.
Chart to track how conventional output points (circuits) have been configured.
Lists compatible notification appliances, including sync feature compatibility.
Lists compatible two-wire smoke detectors and their compatibility ID per loop.
Provides a list of compatible four-wire smoke detectors and their operating parameters.
Lists door holders compatible with the fire control panel.
Lists relays compatible with the fire control panel.
Lists 520Hz signaling speakers and strobes compatible with the control panel.
Lists compatible 520Hz low frequency bases for sounder applications.
Lists available characters and their numeric designators for text editing.
Provides an example of how to edit names using the built-in programmer interface.
Shows available cadence patterns for use with the control panel.
Outlines the limited warranty period and conditions for Honeywell fire products.
Details the procedure for obtaining a Return Authorization Number (RMA) for repairs.
Offers an option for advance replacement of fire product circuit boards within warranty.
States manufacturer warranties, disclaims others, and limits liability for product use.
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