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Multifunctional Danger Control
and Indicating Panels SIGMASYS
C and M (M-Modules)
Edition March 2007
BMT Project Planning Guidelines

Table of Contents

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Siemens SIGMASYS C Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product typeControl Panel
SeriesSIGMASYS
ManufacturerSiemens
Operating Temperature0°C to 50°C
Protection ClassIP20
Weight5 kg

Summary

1 Introduction

1.1 About the manual

Details the scope, purpose, and target audience of the manual.

1.2 Further information

Provides information on accessing additional documentation and resources.

1.3 Notational conventions

Explains symbols, formatting, and conventions used throughout the document.

2 Important notes

2.1 Notes on application of these project planning instructions

Clarifies the applicability and scope of the project planning instructions.

2.2 Tools required

Lists essential software tools for system configuration and diagnosis.

3 Guidelines for project planning

3.1 Limitations

Outlines constraints for detector zones and monitored lines.

3.2 Guidelines for failure of the display unit and signal processor

Details the impact of component failures on system operation.

3.3 Overvoltage protection measures

Discusses necessary protection against voltage surges for panels.

4 Project planning for control and indicating panels

4.1 Control and indicating panel selection

Guide to selecting panels based on system needs and detector count.

4.1.1 Alarm numbers

Guidelines for assigning alarm numbers for system organization.

4.1.2 Programming limitations at control and indicating panels

Details limits for datapoints, zones, and outputs per panel.

4.2 Selecting the installation location

Criteria for choosing suitable installation sites for panels.

4.2.1 Fire protection system requirements

Specifies installation requirements related to fire safety regulations.

4.2.2 Control room requirements

Defines environmental conditions for control panel installations.

4.2.3 SIGMASYS control and indicating panel: installation dimensions

Provides physical dimensions and installation guidelines for panels.

4.3 SIGMASYS C control and indicating panel assignment

Shows internal layout and component assignment for SIGMASYS C.

4.4 SIGMASYS M control and indicating panel assignment

Illustrates internal layout and component assignment for SIGMASYS M.

4.4.1 Assigning option slots in the SIGMASYS M

Details component assignment to option slots in SIGMASYS M.

4.4.2 Layout of the SIGMASYS M

Table showing module placement within the SIGMASYS M.

4.4.3 Dual SOC

Explanation of dual SOC functionality for system redundancy.

4.4.4 SOC P module (since end 2006)

Description of the SOC P module and its benefits.

4.4.5 SIGMANET P coupler (from mid-2006)

Information on connecting SIGMANET P couplers.

5 Interfaces

5.1 Overview of interfaces

General overview of available interfaces and device connectivity.

5.2 Printers

Details printer connections and types supported by the system.

5.2.1 Protocol printer DL3750+

Specific connection details for the DL3750+ printer.

5.2.2 Protocol printer T22409 (DR 2030)

Specific connection details for the T2240/9 printer.

5.2.3 Thermal printer FD60

Connection information for the FD60 thermal printer.

5.2.4 Printer protocol converter

Information on the printer protocol converter.

5.3 GMA Manager (TOPSIS)

Details on connecting and utilizing the GMA Manager.

5.3.1 Spur operating panels (Version 3.0 and later)

Information on spur operating panels and their versions.

5.3.2 D100 Interfaces (Version 3.0 and later)

Details on D100 interfaces and system coupling.

6 Functions

6.1 Event implementation

Describes how system events are identified and processed.

6.2 DaytimeNighttime

Configuration of day/night modes for alarm and control functions.

6.3 Alarm organization

How alarms are managed and presented to operators.

6.4 Two-detector-zone dependency

Describes system behavior with two detector zones.

6.5 Two-detector dependency

Describes system behavior with two detectors.

6.6 Alarm buffering

Functionality for buffering alarms, detailing supported modules.

6.7 Event delay

Setting delays for event forwarding from detectors.

6.8 Virtual inputs and outputs

Using virtual I/O for signaling and automating operations.

6.9 Changing E assignment by command (from V3.2)

How to change ÜE assignments using commands.

6.10 Switching detector algorithms by command (from V3.2)

Changing detector evaluation algorithms via commands.

6.11 Time synchronisation

Procedure for synchronizing system time across panels.

6.12 Variable SIGMALOOP cycle time

Adjusting cycle times for SIGMALOOP communication.

6.13 BMTIMT mixed mode

Enabling simultaneous operation of BMT and IMT branches.

6.14 Alarm counters

Parameterizing and displaying alarm counters.

7 Control unit connections

7.1 Local alarm (LA)

Connecting local alarm devices for immediate alerting.

7.2 Alarm transceiver (AT)

Connecting alarm receivers for remote alerting services.

7.3 Key depot (KD)

Details on the key depot for building access control.

7.4 Fire brigade operating panel (FBF)

Features and connection of the fire brigade operating panel.

8 Transponders and loop elements

8.1 General

General information on transponders and loop elements.

8.2 Loop elements

Overview of various loop elements used in the system.

8.2.1 Maxitransponder SPF 3500, 4 STE control module

Technical details of the Maxitransponder and 4STE control module.

8.2.2 Inputoutput module FDCIO222 (FDCI222)

Description of the FDCIO222 module's inputs and outputs.

8.2.3 FDnet Transponder FDCIO223 (from mid-2006)

Information on the FDnet transponder FDCIO223.

8.2.4 Contact coupler SPF 5300

Details on the SPF5300 contact coupler.

8.2.5 SIGMASPACE gateway

Information about the SIGMASPACE gateway.

8.2.6 Zone operating panel SPF 3300

Description of the SPF3300 zone operating panel.

8.3 Outputs

Overview of available outputs and their functions.

8.3.1 Indicator panel control facility SPF 3200

Details on the SPF3200 indicator panel control facility.

8.3.2 Control module SPF 5100

Information on the SPF5100 control module.

8.3.3 Multiple control facility SPF 5200

Description of the SPF5200 multiple control facility.

8.3.4 External alarm display module SPF 3110

Details on the SPF3110 external alarm display module.

8.3.5 SIGMALOOP Splitter (V2.6)

Functionalities and restrictions of the SIGMALOOP splitter.

8.4 Technical data, voltage, current, dimensions

Technical specifications for transponders and couplers.

8.5 Cycle time for signals from transponders and contact couplers

Explains cycle times for signals based on operating conditions.

9 Special control facilities

9.1 Extinguishing control module

Details on configuring extinguishing control modules.

9.1.1 Gas extinguishing systems

Control commands for gas extinguishing systems.

9.1.2 Preaction sprinkler extinguishing control module

Activation criteria for preaction sprinkler systems.

9.1.3 SIGMALOOP extinguishing interface

Overview of the SIGMALOOP extinguishing interface features.

9.1.4 FDnet extinguishing interface

Components of the FDnet extinguishing interface.

9.2 Close-and-retain systems (FSA)

Description of FSA systems for closing fire protection traps.

9.2.1 List of approved power supply units

List of power supply units approved for FSA systems.

10 Programming of control facilities

10.1 Description of control pattern

General explanation of how control facilities are configured.

10.1.1 ALLA - Alerting facilities

How alerting facilities function and are controlled.

10.1.2 EV - Evacuation alarm (internal alarm)

Functionality and control of evacuation alarms.

10.1.3 Control facility (ST)

Use of actuators for activating control equipment.

10.1.4 Monitored control lines according to VdS via transponder SPF 3500

Monitoring control lines according to VdS standards.

10.1.5 Display (ANZ)

How display actuators function as indicators.

10.1.7 Detector display and event display control pattern

Control patterns for detector and event displays.

10.2 Freely configurable control parameters from V3.2

Defining custom control behavior for outputs.

10.3 Overview of control criteria

Summary of control criteria for various functions.

10.3.1 Control Pattern AL (alerting facility), EV (evacuation alarm, ANZ (display)

Control patterns for alerting, evacuation, and display functions.

10.3.2 Control Pattern ST (control facility)

Control patterns for ST (control facility) functions.

11 Power supply

11.1 Mains supply

Requirements for connecting to the mains power supply.

11.2 Earthing

Guidelines for proper earthing of system components.

11.3 Power supply

System requirements for independent power sources.

11.4 Battery

Information on battery types and installation for backup power.

11.5 Current requirement calculation

Formula and guidelines for calculating system current requirements.

11.6 Measuring the battery capacity

How to determine required battery capacity based on bridging time.

11.7 Power supply unit for the peripheral transponderindicator panel

Power supply considerations for peripheral devices.

11.7.1 SIGMASYS empty housing

Using SIGMASYS empty housing for power supply units.

12 Monitored lines

12.1 GMG-S module

Features and specifications of the GMG-S module.

12.1.1 Differences vis-vis AMI (SM88) or GMG (BMS)

Comparison of GMG-S with AMI and GMG modules.

12.2 Pulse-polling technology in SIGMASYS PMG-S

Explanation of pulse-polling technology used in PMG-S.

12.3 SIGMASYS monitored line

Information on SIGMASYS monitored lines and their configurations.

12.3.1 Spur

Details on configuring monitored lines as spurs.

12.3.2 Loop

Details on configuring monitored lines as loops.

12.3.3 SIGMALOOP detector algorithm

Setting sensitivity for SIGMAPLUS smoke detectors.

12.4 Line lengths in the loopspur

Guidelines for maximum line lengths in loops and spurs.

12.5 Load factors

How load factors affect loop element connections.

12.6 FDnet - connecting Sinteso elements

Connecting Sinteso elements to FDnet.

12.6.1 Detector network:

Network layout and cable recommendations for FDnet.

12.6.2 Supported Sinteso elements

List of supported Sinteso elements and their applications.

12.6.3 Parameter sets for FDOOT, FDO and FDT detectors

Parameter sets for specific detector types.

12.6.4 Parameter sets for linear smoke detector FDL241-9

Parameter sets for linear smoke detectors.

12.6.5 Parameter sets for alarm devices

Configurable sound patterns for alarm devices.

12.6.6 Calculating the maximum number of elements and length of lead

How to calculate maximum elements and lead length.

12.6.7 Load factors

Table listing load factors for FDnet elements.

13 SIGMANET

13.1 Features

Key features and capabilities of the SIGMANET network.

13.1.1 Modem links in SIGMANET

Using modems to bridge longer distances in SIGMANET.

13.2 Operation

How to operate the SIGMANET system.

13.2.1 Operating panels

Overview of available operating panels for SIGMASYS.

13.2.2 SIGMANET operating panel S24230-F130-A4

Features of the SIGMANET operating panel.

13.2.3 Operating panel variants

Different types of operating panels and their functions.

13.2.4 Operating panel displays

How information is displayed on operating panels.

13.2.5 Mobile operating panel

Functionality of the mobile operating panel.

13.3 AT release

Management of central and remote AT releases.

13.3.1 Central AT release

How central AT release is managed.

13.3.2 Remote AT release

How remote AT release is managed.

14 Order Overview

15 Project planning examples

16 Appendix

16.1 Software dependant features

Table showing feature availability across software versions.

16.2 Technical Features

Detailed technical specifications for system components.

16.3 Terminology

Glossary of technical terms used in the manual.

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