Telefire TSA-1000 - User Manual

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Control Panels

TSA-1000

Conventional

Multi-Zone

Fire Alarm and Extinguishing

Control Panel

Technical Manual

ELEFIRE

IRE

ETECTORS

PO Box 7036

Petach Tikva 49250

Israel

Tel: 972 3 970 0400

Fax: 972 3 921 1816

eMail: marketing@telefire.co.il

Web: www.telefire.co.il

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Revision 1.12

April 2012

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Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
1 Introduction9
2 Functions and Options11
- En 54-2 Options with Requirements11
3 Important Notes12
- Manual Triggering12
- Manual Triggering Devices12
- Dependency on more than One Alarm Signal12
- Two Zones Coincidence13
- Note Regarding Default Configuration14
- Maximum Number of Detectors14
- Suitability of Use in Various Environments14
- Limiting the Consequences of Faults14
- Figure 1 TSA-1000 Typical System15
4 Terms, Definitions and Abbreviations16
- Abbreviations16
- Terms and Definitions16
5 Safety17
- Grounding and Mains Supply Connection17
- Batteries Handling and Safety18
6 Access Levels19
7 Technical Specifications20
- Main Elements, Basic Unit20
- Expansion Modules20
- I/O Functions of the Different Expansion Boards/Modules20
- Relays20
- Tsa-1000C Communication Expansion Module21
- Table of Technical Specifications, TSA-100022
- Table 1 Technical Specifications28
- Default Ports Allocation and Configuration29
8 Tsa-1000 Control Panel Assembly30
- Power Supply, Charger and Batteries30
- Figure 2 Module Location30
- Main Board31
- Expansion Modules31
- Activation31
- Front Door32
- Figure 3 Display and Keyboard33
9 User Interface-Display and Keyboard34
- General Display Area34
- Figure 4 General Display Area34
- Digital Display and Digital Display Indicators38
- Zone Indicators39
- Keyboard39
- Figure 5 Digital Display and Digital Display Indicators39
- Figure 6 Zone Indicators39
- Figure 7 Keyboard39
10 Work States41
- Normal State41
- Alarm State41
- Fault State42
- Supervisory State42
- Disablement State43
- Test State43
11 Installation44
- Pre-Installation Planning44
- Mounting45
- Wiring46
- Figure 8 Chassis Mounting Holes46
- Figure 9 Routing High- and Low Voltage Cables in the TSA-1000 Chassis48
- Figure 10 RM-1000 Connection49
- Figure 11 Connecting a Network49
- Installing Detectors, Input and Output Devices, and Other Devices50
- Figure 12 Main Board Connectors50
- Figure 13 Expansion Module Connectors51
- Figure 14 Connecting Two Detectors and a TPB-10R Break-Glass51
- Figure 15 Connecting Programmable and General Sounders51
- Connecting the Mains, Batteries and the Ground Wire52
- Figure 16 Connecting the Grounding Wire to the Chassis52
- Post-Installation53
- Connecting Atdm-500 I Dialer54
- Figure 17 Connecting a TDM-500I Dialer (W/W Rev C5, S/W Rev 2.05.01)54
12 Extinguishing56
- Automatic Extinguishing56
- Manual Extinguishing56
- Extinguishing Output56
- Emergency Hold and Emergency Abort56
- Post-Activation Indication56
- Actions to Perform after Extinguishing Activation57
- Reestablishing the Quiescent Condition after Extinguishing57
13 Connecting Extinguishing Equipment58
- Extinguishing Adapters58
- Number of Extinguishing Adapters58
- Extinguishant Quantities59
- Fike Fireraser59
- Figure 18 Connecting a FIRERASER Cylinder for Automatic Extinguishing59
- Fike Gca60
- Greenex Aerosol Containers60
- Figure 19 Connecting a GCA-Activated Extinguishing Cylinder60
- Figure 20 Connecting a Greenex Aerosol Extinguishing Container60
- Firepro Aerosol Containers61
- A Typical Application - Extinguishing and Electricity Disconnect61
- Figure 21 Connecting Firepro Aerosol Generators61
- Figure 22 a Typical Application - Cross-Zone Activation of Electricity Disconnect62
- Evacuation Volume Extinguishing62
14 Control Panel Programming63
- Menu Structure63
- Entering Programming Mode63
- Key Functions During Programming63
- Figure 23 Programming Menu Structure63
- Display During Programming64
- Programming Sequence65
- Figure 24 the Seven-Segment Display and Representation of Digits and Letters65
- Dialer Programming66
- Horn Output Programming66
- Expansion Card Programming66
- Figure 25 Device Selection66
- Remote Annunciator Programming67
- Network Programming67
- Relay Programming67
- Figure 26 Display During Relay Programming68
- Zone Programming69
- Figure 27 Programmable Relay Contacts During Normal Operations and Upon69
- Output Programming70
- Figure 28 Display During Input Programming70
- Figure 29 Display During Output Programming71
- Saving Data and Exiting Programming Mode72
15 Operation and Maintenance73
- Evacuation (Evc)73
- On / off Zone or Output (OFF)73
- Field Test (Ft)73
- Event Log (Log)74
- Alarm Counter (Alc)74
- Changing Password (Pas)74
- Setting Time and Date (T+D)74
- Lamp Test (Lt)75
- Additional Information (Inf)75
- Restoring Default Configuration (Def)75
16 Troubleshooting76
- Maintenance Alert76
- System States76
- System Faults76
- Programming Faults78
17 Commissioning80
18 Maintenance82
19 Routine Testing83

Questions and Answers

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Yolanda HarperSep 16, 2025
What does 'Expansion Module # is not connected' mean on my Telefire TSA-1000 Control Panel and how do I fix it?
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  Joyce LaneSep 16, 2025
  If your Telefire Control Panel displays 'Expansion Module # is not connected', connect the expansion module to the system.
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Nicholas StevensSep 18, 2025
What does 'Expansion module # – configuration error' mean on my Telefire Control Panel and how do I fix it?
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  Robert RangelSep 18, 2025
  If your Telefire Control Panel displays 'Expansion module # – configuration error', reconfigure the expansion module.
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Perry CrossSep 18, 2025
What does 'Expansion Module # is connected, but is not configured' mean on my Telefire Control Panel and how do I fix it?
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  Steven MyersSep 18, 2025
  If your Telefire Control Panel displays 'Expansion Module # is connected, but is not configured', configure the expansion module in the system settings.
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Daniel WilsonSep 22, 2025
What does 'Extinguishing output # activated. This display remains even after control panel reset' mean on my Telefire TSA-1000 and how do I fix it?
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  Shane Baker PhDSep 22, 2025
  If your Telefire Control Panel displays 'Extinguishing output # activated. This display remains even after control panel reset', enter programming mode and return to normal to clear status.
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davidfisherSep 23, 2025
What does 'Checksum error – return the TSA–1000 to the manufacturer for repair' mean on my Telefire TSA-1000 Control Panel and what should I do?
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  Pamela ScottSep 23, 2025
  If your Telefire Control Panel displays 'Checksum error – return the TSA–1000 to the manufacturer for repair', contact manufacturer for return and repair.
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Amy WilliamsSep 23, 2025
What does 'EPROM failure – return to manufacturer for repair' mean on my Telefire Control Panel and what should I do?
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  Joel Dominguez Jr.Sep 23, 2025
  If your Telefire Control Panel displays 'EPROM failure – return to manufacturer for repair', contact manufacturer for return and repair.
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fcaseySep 23, 2025
What does 'Checksum error on site–specific data. Return the control panel to the factory default configuration' mean on my Telefire Control Panel and how do I fix it?
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  taylorjavierSep 23, 2025
  If your Telefire Control Panel displays 'Checksum error on site–specific data. Return the control panel to the factory default configuration', reset control panel to factory default and reconfigure.
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Jean LeeAug 31, 2025
What to do if my Telefire Control Panel shows 'Ground fault – negative wire leakage'?
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  Kyle RodriguezAug 31, 2025
  If the Telefire Control Panel displays 'Ground fault – negative wire leakage', inspect the negative wiring for leaks.
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Michael HinesAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Telefire TSA-1000 has a disconnected battery?
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  Erica StoneAug 25, 2025
  If the Telefire Control Panel displays a disconnected battery, reconnect the battery to restore power and functionality.
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Eric MartinezAug 25, 2025
How to fix no input power on Telefire Control Panel AC LED?
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  Leslie ObrienAug 26, 2025
  If there is no input power indicated by the AC LED on your Telefire Control Panel, check the AC power supply and connections to ensure they are properly connected.