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14.10 Test State

Test states allow testing the Control and Indicating Equipment (CIE) without activating

outputs. This state is indicated by the Test and Fault LEDs.

See Field Test, page 62, for additional information.

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
1 Introduction10
2 Functions and Options11
- En 54-2 - Options with Requirements11
- TSA-200XT / TSA-240XT Extinguishing-Specific Functions11
- Additional Functions11
- Support Functions11
3 Important Notes12
- Triggering Requirements12
- Single Zone Activation12
- Two Zones Coincidence12
- Dependency on more than One Alarm Signal12
- Note Regarding Default Configuration13
- Number of Detectors13
- Tsa-200, Tsa-200Xt en Certification13
- Ul 864 Compatibility13
- Suitability of Use in Various Environments14
- Limiting the Consequences of Faults14
4 Terms, Definitions and Abbreviations16
- Abbreviations16
- Terms and Definitions17
- Functional Drawing17
- Figure 1 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT System Symbolic Functional Diagram17
5 Safety18
- Grounding and Mains Supply Wires Connection18
- Batteries Handling and Safety18
6 Access Levels20
7 Technical Specifications21
- Main Elements21
- Numbering of Inputs and Outputs21
- Table of Technical Specifications, TSA-200 Product Family22
- Table 1 Technical Specifications26
- Current Calculations and Allocation28
- Default Ports Allocation and Ecd Configuration28
8 Tsa-200 Product Family Control Panel Assembly30
- The Enclosure and Major Subassemblies30
- Figure 2 Module Location30
- Power Supply, Charger and Batteries31
- Front Panel31
9 Installation32
- System Installation Planning32
- Table 2 IDC Cable Selection32
- Mounting33
- Figure 3 Chassis Mounting Holes33
- Wiring34
- Table 3 Wiring Characteristics' Influence on System Performance34
- Figure 4 Routing Cables in the TSA-200 Product Family Enclosure35
- End of Line Resistors36
- Removing and Installing Eol Resistors36
- Installation of Detectors and Manual Call Points36
- Connecting the Interfaces37
- Figure 5 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT Connectors Label38
- Figure 6 TSA-240 / TSA-240XT Connectors Label38
- Connecting the Mains Power and Batteries39
- Figure 7 Typical Fire Alarm, (Non Extinguishing) Connections39
- Figure 8 Connecting the Grounding Wires to the Chassis40
- Verifying Termination41
10 Post-Installation42
- Configuring the Control Panel42
- Field Test42
- Outputs Test42
- Arming the Extinguishing Device42
- Change Password42
- System Additional Documentation42
- Connecting Atdm-500 I Dialer43
- Figure 9 Connecting a TDM-500I Dialer (H/W Rev C5, S/W Rev 2.05.01 or Higher)43
11 Extinguishing44
- Adding Extinguishing Capability44
- A Typical Application-Fire Extinguishing44
- Extinguishing Adapters44
- Figure 10 a Typical Application - Extinguishing44
- Type and Number of Extinguishing Adapters45
- Gas Extinguishing - SAFE Solenoid-Operated Gas Cylinders45
- Gas Extinguishing - FIKE Solenoid-Operated Gas "FIRERASER" Cylinders46
- Figure 11 Connecting a SAFE Solenoid-Operated Gas Cylinder46
- Figure 12 Connecting a Fike Solenoid-Operated Gas FIRERASER Cylinder46
- Gas Extinguishing - Fike Gca- Gas Operated Cylinders47
- Aerosol Extinguishing - Firepro Aerosol Generators47
- Figure 13 Connecting a Fike GCA-Operated Gas Cylinder47
- Aerosol Extinguishing - Greenex Aerosol Generators48
- Figure 14 Connecting a Firepro Aerosol Generator48
- Figure 15 Connecting a Greenex Aerosol Generator48
- Connecting to a Supervising Control Panel49
- Figure 16 Connecting a TSA-200 Product Family to a Supervising Control Panel49
12 User Interface-Display and Keyboard50
- Figure 17 Front Panel50
13 Display51
- General Display Area51
- Figure 18 General Display Area51
- Fault Display Area52
- Figure 19 Fault Display Area52
- Miscellaneous Display Area53
- Figure 20 Miscellaneous Display Area53
- Zone Indicators54
- Figure 21 Zone Indicators54
- Keyboard55
- Figure 22 Keyboard55
- Extinguishing Display Area56
- Figure 23 Extinguishing Display Area56
14 Work States58
- Normal State58
- Alarm State58
- Pre Discharge Warning Time (Extinguishing Delay)59
- Extinguishing Pulse Duration and the Activated Condition59
- Post Extinguishing Pulse, no Reset59
- Reset Performed after Extinguishing Pulse Ends60
- Reestablishing the Quiescent Condition after Extinguishing60
- Fault State60
- Disablement State60
- Test State61
15 Operating Instructions62
- Default Operation62
- Manual Only62
- Manual Activation62
- Alarm Delay62
- Extinguishing Delay63
- Inhibit (Abort/Hold)63
- Abort/Hold and Manual Activation63
- Pressure Switch63
- Reset63
- Silencing and Resounding64
- Disablement64
- Fault65
16 Control Panel Configuration and Programming66
- Programming by Apc66
- Programming and Settings by the Front Panel66
- Menu Structure - Access Level 367
- Figure 24 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 367
- Figure 25 TSA-240 / TSA-240XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 367
- Entering the Programming Mode68
- Exiting the Programming Mode68
- Keyboard Keys Functions During Programming68
- Display During Programming68
- Programming Sequence68
- Alarm Delay (On/Off)69
- Programming the Extinguishing Module69
- Saving Data and Exiting the Programming Mode70
- Recording Programmed Timing Values70
17 Support Functions Programming71
- Menu Structure - Access Level 271
- Enabling or Disabling an Input or Output71
- Field Test71
- Changing the Password71
- Figure 26 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 271
- Figure 27 TSA-240 / TSA-240XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 271
- Lamp Test72
18 Commissioning73
19 Maintenance75
20 Routine Testing76
- Weekly Inspection - to be Performed by Site Personnel76
21 Troubleshooting77
- Faults77
- Maintenance Alert77
22 Standards Compliance and Approvals78
- Ce Label78
- Figure 28 TSA-200 Product Family CE Label78

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