Honeywell Gamewell-FCI GWF-7075

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LS10147-002GF-E | E | 06-2020

Honeywell Gamewell-FCI

12 Clintonville Road

Northford, CT 06472-1610

203.484.7161

www.gamewell-fci.com

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Table of Contents5
Section 1: Introduction8
Overview of Basic System8
1: Hardware Features8
2: Features8
3: NFPA Requirements8
About this Manual9
1: Terms Used in this Manual9
Compatible Products9
Section 2: Agency Listings, Approvals, and Standards10
NFPA, UL and NEC Standards10
1: UL 864 9Th and 10Th Edition10
2: Regulatory Standards Documents10
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)11
Underwriters Laboratories (UL)12
1: Requirements for All Installations12
2: Requirements for Central, Local, Remote Systems and CO Equipment, NFPA 72012
Section 3: Installation Instructions Criteria13
Inventory13
Environmental Specifications13
Software Downloads13
Wiring Specifications14
Board Assembly Diagram15
Calculating Current Draw and Standby Battery15
1: Current Draw Worksheet Requirements15
2: Current Draw Worksheet for Velociti SLC Devices16
3: Maximum Battery Standby Load18
Section 4: Control Panel Installation19
Mounting the Control Panel Cabinet19
1: Water Damage Prevention19
2: Removing the GWF-7075 Assembly from the Housing19
3: Dead Front Installation and Removal19
4: Installing the Dead Front19
AC Connection19
Battery Power20
Battery Accessory Cabinet20
2: BB-17F Cabinet Installation20
SBUS Wiring21
1: Procedure to Calculate the Wiring Distance for SBUS Modules21
2: Wiring Configurations22
3: Procedure to Power SBUS Devices from an Auxiliary Power Supply22
RA-1000 Remote Annunciator Installation22
1: Mounting the RA-100023
5824 Serial/Parallel Printer Interface Module Installation25
1: Selecting 5824 Options25
5880 LED Driver Module26
1: 5880 Board Layout26
2: FACP Connection26
3: LED Wiring27
4: Dry Contact Wiring27
Configuring Modules28
1: Assigning Module Ids28
Telephone Connection28
Notification Appliance/Auxiliary Power Circuits29
1: Conventional Notification Appliance29
2: Auxiliary Power Installation30
On-Board Relays (Conventional)30
1: Common Trouble Relay30
2: Programmable Relays30
Remote Station Applications31
1: Keltron Model 3158 Installation31
2: City Box Connection Installation Using the 5220 Module31
3: NFPA 72 Polarity Reversal32
4: Using a MR-201/T Control Relay from Air Products33
5: Transmitter Activated by Dry Contacts33
Section 5: Velociti® and SWIFT™ SLC Device Installation34
List of Velociti SLC Devices34
SWIFT™ Wireless SLC Devices34
Maximum Number of Devices34
Wiring Requirements for SLC Devices35
1: Wire Sizing for Internal SLC35
2: Wiring SLC in Class a Configuration36
Velociti Detector Installation36
Wiring Velociti Detectors36
Addressing Velociti SLC Devices37
1: SLC Devices with DIP Switches37
Wiring the VW-GATE37
1: SLC Connections37
Section 6: Programming Overview38
Jumpstart Auto-Programming38
1: Input Points38
2: Output Points38
3: Running Jumpstart Auto-Programming38
Mapping Overview39
1: Input Point Mapping40
2: Output Circuit Mapping40
3: Event Mapping40
Mapping LED Points42
Programming Using the HFSS Software Suite42
Programming Using an Annunciator42
1: Entering / Exiting the Program Menu42
2: Using the Menus43
3: Selecting Menu Options and Entering Data43
Programming Menu Quick Reference44
Section 7: Programming48
UL 864 Programming Requirements48
Modules48
1: Edit Modules48
2: Editing Module ID48
3: Naming Modules48
4: Changing Module Options49
5: Adding a Module49
6: Deleting a Module49
7: View Module List49
8: Zone49
9: Edit Zone49
10: Edit Zone Name49
11: Edit Zone Properties49
12: Zone Accessory Options51
13: View Zone Points51
14: Group51
15: Edit Group51
16: Edit Group Name51
17: Edit Group Properties51
18: View Group Points52
19: Edit OPG Template52
Point52
1: Point Programming for the SLC52
2: Point Programming for an Internal or an External Power Module54
3: Point Programming for 5880 Modules54
System Options55
1: Communication Options - Auto Test Time55
2: Phone Lines55
3: Holiday Days58
4: Time Options58
5: Miscellaneous Options59
6: Daylight Saving Options59
7: SLC Family60
8: Jumpstart® Autoprogramming60
9: Restore Defaults60
Section 8: System Operation61
User and Installer Default Codes61
Annunciator Description61
1: LCD Display61
2: Banner61
3: Single Key Acknowledge61
Menu System61
1: Main Menu Overview61
2: Using the Menus61
Basic Operation62
1: View Event History62
2: to Clear the Event History62
3: Conduct a Fire Drill62
4: Conduct an Indicator Test62
5: Conduct a Walk Test62
6: Conduct a Communicator Test63
7: Manual Alarmnet Registration63
8: Silence Alarms or Troubles63
9: Reset Alarms63
10: Check Detector Sensitivity through Point Status63
11: View Status of a Point64
12: View Alarms, Supervisories or Troubles64
13: View System Information64
Operation Mode Behavior65
Operation Mode Behavior Conditions66
Releasing Operations68
1: Single Interlock Zone Releasing69
2: Double Interlock Zone Releasing69
Smoke Alarm Verification70
Section 9: Reporting71
Receivers Compatible with the Control Panel71
Section 10: Testing and Troubleshooting80
Troubleshooting80
Troubleshooting Actions80
1: Periodic Testing and Maintenance80
2: Event History80
3: Built-In Troubleshooting and Testing Tools80
4: SLC Device Locator81
5: SLC Multi Locator81
6: I/O Point Control81
Earth Fault Resistance81
Section 11: Installation Records82
Velociti SLC Device Point Record82
Section 12: Installation Records83
Velociti SLC Device Point Record83
Appendix A: Using the Built-In Programmer to Edit Text84
A.1: Characters Used to Edit Text84
A.2: Example Name Edit84
Appendix B: Cadence Patterns85
Appendix C: Expanded Receiver/Panel Relationship86

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