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Siemens FC7xx

Siemens FC7xx
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FC7xx / FT724
Fire control panel / fire terminal
Operation Manual
IP6
A6V10211076_i_en_--
Building Technologies
2015-12-15 Control Products and Systems

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Siemens FC7xx Specifications

General IconGeneral
NetworkableYes
Protection ClassIP30
TypeControl Panel
RedundancyOptional
Communication PortsEthernet, USB
Power Supply24 V DC

Summary

2 Safety

2.1 Safety instructions

Details important safety notices, danger symbols, and signal words for safe operation.

2.2 Safety regulations for the method of operation

Outlines national standards, legislation, and electrical installation safety regulations.

3 Setup of the Person Machine Interface

3.1 PMI

Describes the integrated Person Machine Interface (PMI) for operating the fire detection system.

3.2 Person Machine Interface with FBP [AU]

Describes the PMI with the Fire brigade panel (FBP) for fire detection system operation.

3.3 Display

3.4 Soft keys

Explains the function and dynamic assignment of softkeys for carrying out operations.

3.6 Keypad

3.9 Cerberus Remote

Describes the Cerberus-Remote software for PC access to the PMI and its features.

3.10 Cerberus Mobile

Explains the Cerberus Mobile app for smartphones used to display or operate the station.

4 Operation functions

4.1 Selection and opening execution

Explains how to select list items and execute commands using various buttons and methods.

4.6 Entry of numbers and letters

4.7 Cerberus Remote operation modes

Details the 'Limited access (view only)' and 'Full access (view/operation)' modes for Cerberus-Remote.

4.8 Cerberus Mobile operation modes

Explains the 'Limited access (view only)' and 'Full access (view/operation)' modes for Cerberus Mobile.

5 Operation

5.1 ALARM Procedure

Details the step-by-step procedure to follow in case of an alarm event.

5.2 ALARM procedure PMI with FBP [AU]

Explains the ALARM procedure specifically for the PMI with FBP [AU].

5.3 Procedure in case of Fault

Outlines the steps to take when a fault occurs in the system.

5.4 Switching off Switching on

Describes how to switch system parts off for maintenance or other reasons.

5.4.1 Switching a detector zone off on

Details the process for switching individual detector zones on or off.

5.4.2 Switching a detector off on

Explains how to switch individual detectors on or off.

5.4.3 Temporary switching-off

5.4.4 Switching off on the remote transmission Fire

Details how to switch the remote transmission for fire alarms on or off.

5.5 Log in Change access level

Explains how to log in, change access levels using PIN or key switch.

5.7 Switching between Manned Unmanned operation modes

Explains how to switch between Manned and Unmanned operation modes.

5.10 Execute commands - Basics

Introduces the basic methods for entering commands: function-oriented and object-oriented.

5.10.1 Execute commands - General

5.10.2 Execute commands - object-oriented

5.10.3 Executing commands - function-oriented

5.11 Selecting elements or events

Describes how to select elements or events for detailed indication, configuration, or command entry.

5.11.1 Select events

5.11.3 Searching for elements

5.12 Testing

Covers various testing procedures for detectors, installations, and controls.

5.12.1 Testing detectors

Describes the hardware function test for detectors and their assignment to the detection tree.

5.12.2 Carrying out an installation test

Explains the installation test for the entire fire detection installation, including controls and alarming.

5.12.3 Carrying out the walk test

5.12.4 Control test

5.13 Activation Deactivation Reset

Covers activating, deactivating, and resetting outputs and controls.

5.13.2 Deactivating Activating alarm devices

Details how to deactivate and reactivate alarm devices from the PMI.

5.13.3 Activating resetting zone

Describes the process of activating a zone, which generates an ALARM event.

5.13.4 Activating deactivating fire control

Explains how to activate or deactivate fire control functions for dampers, fans, etc.

5.13.5 Activating evac controls

Details how to configure evacuation functions for alarm device zones.

5.16 Entering the configuration

Explains how to enter configuration settings for operation modes, times, and customer text.

5.17 Auto-configure station

Describes the function to commission a newly installed station without additional settings.

5.19 Enabling Disabling Cerberus Remote

Details how to enable or disable Cerberus-Remote access for station viewing and operation.

5.20 Connecting Cerberus Remote

Explains how to establish a connection to a station using Cerberus-Remote via local or GAP.

5.23 Specifying the operation mode for Cerberus Mobile

Details how to specify the operation mode (view only or full access) for Cerberus Mobile.

5.26 Polling Deleting the event memory

Explains how to poll and delete event memory data, either on the station or PC.

5.27 Settings Administration

6 System functions

6.2 Operating condition

6.3 Operation modes

Details the different operation modes: Normal, Test, Isolation, and Renovation.

6.3.1 Normal operation

Describes normal operation, including Manned and Unmanned modes and their implications.

6.3.2 Isolation

Explains how to switch off zones for special situations and the 'ISOLATION' condition.

6.4 Normal operation

Describes normal operation, including Manned and Unmanned modes and their implications.

6.5 Test

Covers various testing procedures including detector tests, installation tests, and control tests.

6.5.1 Detector test

Describes the hardware function test for detectors and their assignment to the detection tree.

6.5.2 Installation test

Explains the installation test for the entire fire detection installation, including controls and alarming.

6.5.3 Walk test

6.5.4 Control test

6.6 Isolation

Explains how to switch off zones for special situations and the 'ISOLATION' condition.

6.8 Access level and access rights

Explains the different access levels, rights, and how they protect the station from unauthorized operation.

6.9 Visibility

7 Commands with required access levels

7.1 Switching onoff command group

Lists commands for switching elements on/off, including required access levels.

7.2 Command zone Test

Details commands related to testing, such as detector tests and installation tests, with access levels.

7.3 Activatingdeactivating command group

Lists commands for activating and deactivating various system functions with access levels.

7.5 Configuration command group

Lists commands related to configuring system parameters and settings.

7.6 Maintenance command group

Details commands for system maintenance tasks like resets, updates, and device management.

9 System description

9.1 Overview

9.2 Topology

Describes the structure trees (Hardware, Detection, Control, Operation, Network) of the fire detection installation.

9.2.1 Hardware tree

9.2.2 Detection tree

Illustrates geographic and functional conditions, adapted to building structure and room use.

9.2.2.2 Operation modes of the detection tree elements

9.2.3 Control tree

Represents controls and grouping units for configuration and operation in the fire detection system.

9.2.4 Operating tree

9.2.7 Functional allocation

9.3 Acquisition

Explains how detectors acquire fire phenomena and transmit danger levels to the zone.

9.4 Evaluation

Describes how danger levels are evaluated in zones to decide whether to trigger an ALARM.

9.5 Control

Explains how the fire control unit alerts people and initiates actions based on event categories.

9.5.1 Fire control

Details automatic measures initiated during a fire, like closing dampers and switching off fans.

9.5.2 Evacuation control

Explains how to configure evacuation functions for alarm device zones with Alert and Evac.

9.5.3 Extinguishing control with sprinkler

9.5.4 Extinguishing control with extinguishing control unit XC10

9.5.5 Damper control

Explains how fire and smoke dampers are actuated and controlled via C-NET modules.

9.6 Alarm verification concept (AVC)

Explains the concept of delayed alarm transmission considering operating personnel interaction.

9.6.1 Attendance check

Describes the attendance check process for immediate intervention and global alarming.

9.6.2 Investigation time

Details the time allocated for personnel to examine alarm sources and causes.

9.6.4 Fire alarming

Explains how alarming is controlled at the 'Area' level, including alarm devices and remote transmission.

9.7 Intervention concept (IC)

Explains how events are classified and evaluated to activate alarming equipment.

9.7.1 Attendance check

Describes attendance check for immediate intervention and handling of technical deficiencies.

9.7.4 Intervention alarming

Details how alarming equipment and remote transmission can be configured for Manned/Unmanned operations.

9.8 Events

9.8.3 Event memory

10 Faults Troubleshooting

Fault

Lists common faults, their causes, and remedies for automatic detectors and manual call points.

Mains failure

Details actions required for mains failure and explains emergency power supply.

Fuse damaged

Instructs to check and replace fuses if they are damaged.

11 System maintenance

11.1 Maintenance recommendation

Provides a recommended maintenance schedule for testing detectors, panels, and simulating faults.

Glossary

Alarm verification concept

Explains the concept for preventing false alarms by considering operator interaction.

AVC

Abbreviation for 'Alarm Verification Concept'.

Control tree

Detection tree

Diagram of geographical and organizational sensor arrangements in a building.

Extinguishing control

Control that manages connected extinguishing systems and evaluates their states.

Fire control

Control activated in the event of a fire alarm.

Global alarming

Hardware tree

IC

Intervention concept

Concept with two independent verifications for intervention and servicing measures.

Isolation

Local alarming

Manned

Normal operation

PMI

Station

Unmanned

Visibility

Zone

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