Fire Alarm and Smoke Detection

365 Pages·2012·12.08 MB·English

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Edwards Vigilant VS-2 Fire Alarm Control Panel and
Devices
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Frametheseinstructionsandmountanthewallnexttothecontrolpanel.
Vigilant Fire Alarm Control Panel Operating Instructions
Formodels:VSI-G,VSI-GD,VSI-R,VSI-RD,VSI-G-2,VSI-R-2,VSI-GL,VSI-GL-F,
VS2-G,VS2-GD,VS2-R.VS2-RD,VS2-G-2,VS2-R-2,VS2-GL-F
Foradditionalinformation,refertothe Vt!plant Technical TOSILENCETHEPANELBUZZER
ReferenceManualpiN 310113.
1. Press PanelSilence.
RESPONDINGTOALARMSIGNALS Thebuzzerturnsoff.Anyneweventsturnthebuzzerback
on.Troubleconditionsnotcleared resoundthebuzzerafter
1. Evacuatethearea.
apredeterminedtime.
2. Notifytheproperauthoritiesimmediatelyandstatethe
natureand locationoftheemergency. WARNING!Troubleconditionsmayaffectthepanel'sability
toprovideearlydetectionandindicationofafire.Clear
3. Bepreparedtoprovidedirectionstofirefighterswhen
troubleconditionsimmediately.
theyarrive.
RESPONDINGTOSUPERVISORYSIGNALS
TOSILENCEALARM NOTIFICATIONSIGNALS
1. Silencethepanel buzzer.
WARNING!Alarm notificationsignalsshould notbesilenced
untilafteralloccupantshavebeenevacuated. 2. Investigatethecauseofthesupervisorysignaland
notifytheauthorizedservicepersonnelimmediately.
1. PressSignalSilence.
RESPONDINGTOMONITORSIGNALS
TheSignalSilenced LEOturnsonandallaudiblenotification
circuitsturnoff.Newalarmeventsturnthenotification 1. Silencethepanelbuzzer.
circuitsbackon.
2. Investigatethecauseofthemonitorsignaland notify
Note:Panel programmingmaydelayalarmsilenceforupto theauthorizedservicepersonnelimmediately.
oneminute, maypreventalarmsilencing whenwaterflows
PERIODICTESTRECOMMENDATIONS
throughthesprinklersystem,and maynotturnoffvisible
notificationcircuits. See"MaintenanceandTesting," inthe VigilantTechnical
ReferenceManua/fortestinstructionsand references.
TORETURNTHESYSTEMTONORMALAFTERANALARMOR
SUPERVISORYEVENT Installedby
1. Makesureallsmokedetectorsarefreefrom smokeand
Name:
all manual pullstationsarereset.
Company:
2. Press Reset.
Note:Panel programming maydelaypanel resetforupto Address:
oneminuteafteralarm notificationcircuitsturnon.
Phone:
TOINITIATEAFIREDRILL
PerNFPA72
1. PressDrill.
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Protected PremisesFireAlarm System, Local
All audiblenotificationcircuitsturn on.Thisfunctionwillnot
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automaticallynotifythefiredepartment. AuxiliaryFireAlarmSystem
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TOPERFORMALAMPTEST(panelandremoteannunciators) RemoteSupervisingStationFireAlarm System
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1. Pressthe Menu button. CentralStation
2. ChooseTest. Date:
3. ChooseLampTest.
Forservicecontact
4. Press Enter.
Company:
TOPERFORMAREMOTEANNUNCIATORLAMPTEST
Address:
1. Pressand holdtheSilencebuttonontheLCRAforfive
seconds. Phone:
2. LEOson remoteannunciatorswill remain on untilsilence
AcceptanceInspectionby
buttonisreleased.
RESPONDINGTOTROUBLESIGNALS
1. Silencethepanelbuzzer.
2. Investigatethecauseofthetroubleand notifythe Date:
authorizedservicepersonnelimmediately.
Operating Instruction Placard piN:3101106 REV: 1.0
Vigilant-FireAlarm Control Panel 1/1
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Security
Vigilant VSl and VS2 Technical
Reference Manual
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FCCcompliance
Thisequipmenthasbeentested andfoundtocomplywith
thelimitsforaClassAdigitaldevice, pursuantto part 15of
the FCC Rules.These limitsaredesignedtoprovide
reasonableprotectionagainstharmful interferencewhen
theequipmentisoperated in acommercial environment.
Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,and can radiate radio
frequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledand used in
accordancewiththeinstruction manual, maycause
harmful interferenceto radio communications.
You arecautionedthatanychangesormodificationsnot
expresslyapproved bythepartyresponsibleforcompliance
could void theuser'sauthoritytooperatethe equipment.
Importantinformation v
Minimum system requirements viii
To getstarted ix
Chl::lptl::f 1 Installation and wiring 1
Cabinet box installation 2
Panel electronics installation 3
Cabinetwire routing 4
AC powerwiring 5
Panel lowvoltage wiring 6
Batterywiring (TBB) 7
Notification appliance circuitwiring (TB21 8
Device loopwiring 11
Alarm, trouble, and supervisory relaywiring (TB31 13
Remote annunciatorwiring (TB4) 14
Auxiliary/smoke power outputwiring (TB3) 16
SA-DACTwiring 18
SA-232 wiring 20
SA-CLAwiring 22
SA-ETH wiring 24
CTM modulewiring 25
RPM modulewiring 26
Front panel programming 29
UL864 programming requirements 31
Getting started 32
Device type descriptions 41
Displaying the Program menu 45
Setting the time and date 46
Setting daylightsaving time 47
Changing the passwords 49
Restoring the factory defaultsettings 49
Setting up the programmable keys 51
Clearing the event history log 54
Restarting the panel 55
Enabling RS232 communication 55
Auto programming the panel 56
Performing incremental programming 64
Adding and removing devices from programmed systems 67
Advanced programming 76
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3 System operation 129
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Operation overview 131
LCD displayscreen 132
System LEDs 136
LED display expander LEDs 137
Control buttons 138
Componentdescriptions 143
Eventswith event messages 144
Event ID numbers and descriptions 146
Viewing eventdetails 151
Resetting the panel 151
Silencing panel and annunciator buzzers 152
Silencing notification appliances 152
Conducting a lamp test 154
Activating and restoring outputdevices 154
Unlatching latched outputdevices 155
Activating and restoring panel NACs 156
Disabling and enabling devices 156
Disabling and enabling zones 158
Disabling and enabling panel events 159
Disabling and enabling loop events 160
Disabling and enabling panel NACs 162
Disobling and enabling the dialerand network 163
Initiating afire drill 163
Conducting a walktest 164
Reports 167
Basic steps forviewing and printing reports 168
History report 168
WalkTest report 170
Device Maintenance report 170
System Status report 171
Correlation Groups report 172
Correlation Group Configuration report 172
Zone report 173
System Configuration report 173
Internal Status report 174
Device Details report 175
Diagnostics reports 176
Internal Fault report 177
Canceling a report 178
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5 Diagnostics, maintenance, and testing 179
Preventive maintenance schedule 180
Fastground check 180
Recalibrate device 181
Loop comm check 181
Control panel testing 183
Testing a device(testfirel 184
SA-DACTtesting 184
Conducting a lamp test 185
Starting and stopping awalk test 186
Using HyperTerminol 188
Replacing adevice in alarm 190
Panel specifications 191
Control panel specifications 192
B Worksheets 195
Battery calculation worksheet 196
Notification appliance circuitcalculations worksheet 199
Notification appliancevoltage drop calculation worksheet 205
Device loop maximum wire length worksheet 206
Correlation groups worksheet 212
Device settingsworksheet 213
Loop worksheet 215
Panel configuration worksheet 216
Panel operation worksheet 219
Zone settings worksheet 220
Front panel menu flowcharts 223
Main menu 224
Reports menu (1 of 21 225
Reports menu (2 of2) 226
Test menu 227
Control menu 228
Program menu 229
Program: Programmable Keys menu 230
Advanced Program menu 231
Advanced Program: Loop Configuration menu 232
Advanced Program: Correlation Groups menu 233
Advanced Program: Loop Configuration - Device menu 234
Advanced Program: Panel Configuration menu 235
Advanced Program: Panel Configuration - CMS Device menu 236
Advanced Program: Panel Operation menu 237
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Advanced Program: Panel Events menu 238
Advanced Program: Loop Events menu 239
Advanced Program: Unconfigured Alarm menu 240
Advanced Program: Common Trouble menu 240
Auto Program command menu flow 241
Incremental Program menu 242
Diagnostics menu 243
Ant"l~nrli\l D Applications 245
Local alarm signaling applications 246
Correlated zone and system alarm signaling applications 247
In-suitesignal silence applications 252
.o1"l,"\o14'/'1ix Devicetypes to personalitycodes correlation 257
Index 265
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Limitation of liability
This product has been designed to meetthe requirements ofNFPA 72 NationalFire
Alarm Code, UL864Standard for Control Units for Fire ProtectiveSignaling Systems,
and ULC S527Standardfor Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems. Installation in
accordance with this manual, applicable codes, and the instructions ofthe authority
havingjurisdiction is mandatory. GE Securityshall not underanycircumstances be
liable for any incidental orconsequential damages arising from loss ofpropertyor
otherdamages or losses owing to the failure ofGE Security products beyond the cost
ofrepair or replacement ofanydefective products. GE Security reserves the rightto
make product improvements and change productspecifications atanytime.
While every precaution has been taken during the preparation ofthis manual to
ensure the accuracy ofits contents, GE Securityassumes no responsibility for errors
oromissions.
FCC complian statement
This equipmentcan generate and radiate radio frequency energy. Ifthe equipment is
notinstalled in accordance with this manual. itmaycause interferenceto radio
communications. This equipment has been tested and found to complywith the limits
for Class Acomputing devices pursuantto Subpart BofPart 15 ofthe FCC Rules.
These rules are designed to provide reasonable protection againstsuch interference
when this equipment is operated in acommercial environment. Operation ofthis
equipment is likelyto cause interference, in which case the user, at his own expense,
will be required ta take whatever measures may be required to correctthe
interference.
SA-DACT information
Cautions
• To ensure properoperation, this dialer mustbe installed according to the
enclosed installation instructions. To verify thatthe dialeris operating properly
and can successfully report an alarm, itmust be tested immediately after
installation, and periodicallythereafter, according to the enclosed test
instructions.
• In orderforthe dialerto be able to seize the phone line to report an alarm orother
eventwhen othercustomerequipment (telephone, answering system, computer
modem, etc.) connected to the same line is in use, the dialermust be connected to
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