UniPOS FS5200E - Fault Condition; Description

UniPOS Fire Extinguishing Control Panel FS5200Е
Instruction Manual Page 26
Revision 7/06.12 of 63
Button
(Line Reset)
2, 3 and
4
Press it to force the fire
extinguishing control panel to exit
Fire condition Stage II and to reset
the lines that were in Fire condition
(the power supply is switched off for
3s).
Access level 2 is required to
for operation with this button. The
key on the front panel should be
in position .
8.4. Using the switch for mode selection (Automatic/Manual/Disabled)
Use the switch for mode selection
to prolong or cancel the
evacuation if it turns out that it is
not necessary the extinguishing
devices to be activated.
Turn the switch to the right,
in position to disable the
activation of the extinguishing
devices.
In addition the indicators for
disabled extinguishing start to
illuminate in yellow light. The
display shows a text message for
the entered disable and the fire
condition stage.
1 2 3
Turn the switch to position Manual to enable the extinguishing and the evacuation time to be counted
down again.
9. Fault condition
9.1. Description
The fire extinguishing control panel enters Fault Condition when any of the events below have
been registered:
 Battery low – backup batteries discharged due to interruption of mains supply;
 Fault in a processor programme;
 Fault in the real time clock;
 Fault in the line – removed fire detector, short circuit or interruption;
 Fault in a monitored output – short circuit or interruption;
 Fault in a monitored input – short circuit or interruption;
 Signal for lack of extinguishing agent;
 Fault in the mains supply;
 Fault in backup battery supply;
 Short circuit to ground wire;
 Fault in the positive supply of the lines;
 Fault in the negative supply of the lines;
 Fault in the power supply of external devices.
Upon fault condition Short circuit to ground wire the following faults occur:
 Fault condition in a line (removed fire detector) – when the short circuit is to a fire detecting
line element;
 Fault condition in a monitored output (interruption) – when the short circuit is to a monitored
output element.
Fault condition is indicated by text messages on the display. The LEDs indicators provide
additional information.