UniPOS Fire Extinguishing Control Panel FS5200Е
Instruction Manual Page 5
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defined by “on” status of the monitored input “On/Off Exting” (See section 4.2.) or by the secret switch
on the front panel. The indication for disable extinguishing is an individual light indication.
HOLD EXTINGUISHING – condition of the fire extinguishing control panel when the release
signal to the executive extinguishing device is delayed. Hold extinguishing is defined by “on” status of
the monitored input „Hold”. Hold extinguishing could be controlled by a manual button if extra
evacuation time is needed and monitoring if the doors of the protected premise are tightly closed.
After the hold signal is cancelled the timer for the evacuation time is started automatically. After the
evacuation time expires the extinguishing executive device is switched on. The indication for hold
extinguishing is an individual light indication.
GROUNDS – non-system non-fatal fault condition, due to leakage to a grounded wire.
MONITORED INPUT – input that monitors the serviceability of the connection wires between the
fire extinguishing control panel and the executive devices. Follow the special diagram for connection.
(See section 5.2.).
MONITORED OUTPUT – a potential output that monitors the serviceability of the connection
wires between the fire extinguishing control panel and the executive device. Follow the special
diagram for connection. (See section 5.2.).
SHORT CIRCUIT IN A LINE, MONITORED OUTPUT OR MONITORED INPUT – non-system,
non-fatal fault condition, entered due to registered current value, exceeding a threshold value.
LINE IN TEST – a line, set in Test condition by the user. The line is switched on (supplied) and
reset (the power supply is switched off for 3 s) periodically every 60 s. The events registered in a line
in Test condition are not saved in the archive and do not trigger the outputs or the light and sound
signaling. The indication for a line in Test condition is a text message in the display field for the
respective line.
LOCAL SOUNDER – a sounder built-in the fire extinguishing control panel.
NON-FATAL FAULT CONDITION – fault condition that allows the fire extinguishing control panel
to continue operation. The non-fatal fault condition is not usually a system fault condition. The
indication is common light indication, local sound indication and text messages on the LCD display.
ACCESS LEVEL – access level to various indications and control functions (See section 5.1).
LOW BATTERY – non-system fatal fault condition due to full discharge of the backup batteries
upon interrupted power supply.
SUPPRESSED OUTPUT – a monitored or relay output, which should be activated (for the
respective Extinguishing stage) but it is switched off manually by the user.
FIRE DETECTING LINE (further in the text only LINE) – a combination of fire detectors,
physically connected by two-wire connection. Maximum 32 fire detectors could be connected in each
line.
FIRE CONDITION STAGE I – phase of Fire condition; upon activation of automatic fire detector
only in one line the fire extinguishing control panel enters Fire condition. It continues until the line is
manually reset by Reset Alarm. The indication for Fire condition stage 1 is common light indication.
Local sound signaling and text messages on the LCD display.
FIRE CONDITION STAGE II – phase of Fire condition when active extinguishing procedure is
started. The fire extinguishing control panel enters this stage in the event of:
а) Fire condition along both fire detecting lines;
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