Arton 04F Quick start guide

ISO 9001:2008

CONVENTIONAL

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

Model:

ARTON-04F

OPERATIONAL

MANUAL

Private enterprise "ARTON"

6 Prutska street

Chernivtsi 58008 Ukraine

EN 54-4

EN 54-2

For further information please contact us:

+38 0372 584373

www.arton.com.ua

CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................. 5

2 PANEL FUNCTIONS ............................................................................. 5

3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................. 7

4 ITEMS SUPPLIED WITH THE PANEL ......................................................... 8

5 DESIGN AND OPERATION ..................................................................... 9

5.1 Design ..................................................................................................................................... 9

5.2 Operation ............................................................................................................................... 9

5.2.1 General overview ............................................................................ 9

5.2.2 Access levels .................................................................................. 9

5.2.3 Programming possibilities .............................................................. 10

5.2.4 Alarm loops (AL) ........................................................................... 11

5.2.5 P rogrammable outputs « AUX1» and « AUX2» ....................................... 11

5.2.6 Relay outputs « Relay1» and « Relay2» ............................................... 13

5.3 Main modes of operation..................................................................................................... 13

5.3.1 General overview .......................................................................... 13

5.3.2 FIRE mode ................................................................................... 13

5.3.3 FAULT mode ................................................................................. 13

5.3.4 DISABLEMENT mode ....................................................................... 14

5.3.5 ATTENTION mode .......................................................................... 14

5.3. 6 ALARM mode ................................................................................ 15

6 SAFETY ISSUES ................................................................................ 15

7 COMMISSIONING ............................................................................. 15

7.1 Mounting.............................................................................................................................. 15

7.2 Zone wiring........................................................................................................................... 15

7.3 Sounder circuit wiring .......................................................................................................... 16

7.4 Mains wiring ......................................................................................................................... 16

7.5 Battery wiring ....................................................................................................................... 16

7.6 Controlling the panel (authorized user mode)..................................................................... 17

7.6.1 General overview .......................................................................... 17

7.6.2 To enable/disable zones ................................................................. 17

7.6.3 To reset zones, FIRE, FAULT and ALARM modes ................................... 17

7.6.4 To disable/restore sounders............................................................ 17

7.6.5 To disable/restore FIRE output ........................................................ 18

7.6.6 To disable/restore FAULT output...................................................... 18

7.6.7 To check indicators ....................................................................... 18

7.6.8 To exit authorized user mode .......................................................... 18

8 PROGRAMMING GUIDE..................................................................... 18

8.1 General overview ................................................................................................................. 19

8.1.1 To enter Programming mode .......................................................... 19

8.1.2 To exit Programmable mode ........................................................... 19

8.2 View and change parameters. General overview ................................................................ 19

8.3 Section [11n]…[22n] Configuring AL................................................................................... 20

8.4 Sections [231] Activation conditions of output «SND1».................................................... 21

[241] Activation conditions of output «SND2» .................................................... 21

[311] Activation conditions of output «AUX1».................................................... 21

[321] Activation conditions of output «AUX2».................................................... 21

[331] Activation conditions of «Relay1» ............................................................. 21

[341] Activation conditions of «Relay2» ............................................................. 21

8.5 Sections [232] Zone list for activation of output «SND1».................................................. 22

[242] Zone list for activation of output «SND2» .................................................. 22

[312] Zone list for activation of output «AUX1».................................................. 22

[322] Zone list for activation of output «AUX2» .................................................. 22

[332] Zone list for activation of «Relay1» ............................................................ 22

[342] Zone list for activation of «Relay2» ............................................................ 22

8.6 Sections [233] Active time of output «SND1»................................................................... 23

[243] Active time of output «SND2» ................................................................... 23

[313] Active time of output «AUX1» ................................................................... 23

[323] Active time of output «AUX2» ................................................................... 23

[333] Active time of «Relay1» ............................................................................. 23

[343] Active time of «Relay2» ............................................................................. 23

8.7 Sections [234] Mode of output «SND1»............................................................................. 24

[244] Mode of output «SND2»............................................................................. 24

[314] Mode of output «AUX1»............................................................................. 24

[324] Mode of output «AUX2»............................................................................. 24

[334] Mode of output «Relay1»........................................................................... 24

[344] Mode of output «Relay2»........................................................................... 24

8.8 Sections [411] Function of output «AUX1»......................................................................... 25

[412] Function of output «AUX2» ........................................................................ 25

[413] Function of output «Relay1» ...................................................................... 25

[414] Function of output «Relay2» ...................................................................... 25

8.9 Sections [431] Access code change of authorized user 1 ................................................... 26

[432] Access code change of authorized user 2................................................... 26

[432] Access code change of authorized user 3................................................... 26

[432] Access code change of authorized user 4................................................... 26

[441] Engineer access code change...................................................................... 26

8.10 Section [421] Control of auxiliary back-up power supply ............................................... 26

8.11 Section [442] Resetting to factory defaults...................................................................... 26

8.12 Recording of zone stanby current .................................................................................... 27

8.13 Output load control .......................................................................................................... 28

8.14 Resetting engineer access code to factory defaults.......................................................... 28

8.15Factory default settings..................................................................................................... 29

9 GUARANTEES OF MANUFACTURER (SUPPLIER) ................................................... 30

1 0 ACCESSORIES PACK LIST..........................................................................30

1 1 MAINTENANCE ............................................................................... 30

APPENDIX 1 ....................................................................................... 31

APPENDIX 2 ....................................................................................... 33

APPENDIX 3 ....................................................................................... 34

APPENDIX 4 ....................................................................................... 35

APPENDIX 5 ....................................................................................... 36

APPENDIX 6 ....................................................................................... 38

USER'S GUIDELINES............................................................................. 40

QUALITY CONTROL CERTIFICATE ..................................................................... 41

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 The manual describes the functions, technical specifications, installation,

programming, operation of the ARTON-04F fire alarm control panel (hereinafter – panel).

1.2 You should read the manual carefully before installation, adjustment,

programming and commissioning the panel.

1.3 This panel must be installed, adjusted and programmed only by a suitably skilled

and technically competent person.

1.4 The following abbreviations apply in the manual:

BAT – rechargeable battery;

MCU– main control PCB;

KIU – indications and controls PCB;

PSU– power supply PCB;

Charger – backup power charger;

S/C – short-circuit;

O/C – open-circuit;

Panel – ARTON-04F fire alarm control panel;

Communicator – alarm notification transmission device;

FMS– fire monitoring station;

Zone, ZN – fire alarm zone (for the purpose of this manual AL equals to Zone);

AL – alarm loop.

2 PANEL's FUNCTIONS

2.1 The panel has been designed for the centralized and stand-alone protection of

premises against fires by continuous control of up to 4 zone statuses.

2.2 The panel complies with the requirements of EN54-2:2003, EN 54-4:2003.

The panel is intended for continuous operation in premises under the following

environmental conditions:

–operating temperature range from – 5 to 40°С;

–relative air humidity up to 95 % at 40 °С;

–atmospheric air pressure 86 - 107 kPa.

2.3 The panel can be connected with 2- and 4-wire alarm loops.

2.4 Detectors both increasing and decreasing zone current can be used with the

panel.

2.5 Active detectors produced by ARTON can be wired to a panel’s loop without

current limiting resistors.

2.6 The panel is used to identify and display the following AL statuses:

- Standby mode,

- ATTENTION,

- FIRE,

- Fault –S/C,

- Fault - O/C,

- Fault – exceeding compensation limit (1);

- Fault – detector’s sensor failure(1);

- Fault – detector’s system error(1);

- AL disabled.

(1): When using intellectual smoke detectors ELITE series produced by ARTON.

Note: The ATTENTION status is issued upon detector’s first triggering if AL operation

algorithm is with verification, or with two detectors wait-to-trigger.

2.7 The panel identifies and indicates the following fault types and statuses for

outputs, power supply and the panel in general:

–S/C in load circuit at outputs enabling;

–open load of disabled outputs SND1, SND2, FIRE, FAULT (open load monitoring

for AUX1, AUX2 can be enabled when you configure the panel);

–failure of voltage powering outputs and AL;

– mains failure;

– critical discharge or rechargeable battery absence;

–battery fault;

–charger fault;

–auxiliary back-up power supply fault;

–system error.

2.8 When the panel’s lid has been opened by an unauthorized user or if the wrong

access code has been entered 4 times the panel goes into the alarm condition and issues

notifications for FMS.

2.9 The panel issues signals with the following outputs (Bold font - the output

names on MC):

SND1 – first sounder output (up to 300 mA);

SND2 – second sounder output (up to 300 mA);

FIRE – FIRE signal output (up to 300 mA);

FAULT – AULT signal output (up to 300 mA);

AUX1 – first programmable output (up to 300 mA) (default: 4-wire AL power

output);

AUX2 – second programmable output (up to 300 mA) (default: 4-wire AL power

output);

12V – auxiliary devices power output (up to 300 mA) with S/C protection;

Relay1 – first programmable relay (default: enabled in the FIRE mode);

Relay2– second programmable relay (default: disabled in the FAULT mode).

Each programmable output or relay can be flexibly set by different activation

conditions.

2.10 The panel allows to make independent authorized disabling/enabling of any AL

as well as short-term resetting of all AL.

2.11 The panel provides automatic charging of BAT and protection against incorrect

wiring.

2.12 BAT will be disabled when the battery voltage drops lower than final discharge

voltage (10,5V).

2.13 The panel provides protection of all outputs against S/C with automatic

restoration of the initial status after S/C clearing.

2.14 The multilevel access to controls is provided according to the requirements of

EN54-2:2003.

2.15 The panel provides installing, connecting and status indicating of the BSKT-1

and BSKM-1 communicators (produced by ARTON).

2.16 The panel provides communication with computer through the BSPC-1 link

module.

2.17 The panel ensures connection with communicators from the other

manufacturers through the RS-485 interface.

2.18 The panel allows connecting and monitoring of auxiliary back-up power supply

to increase stand-alone time of operation.

2.19 The following parameters and functions can be programmed and viewed from

the built-in keyboard:

- AL operation algorithm (with verification, general, 2 detectors trigger);

- AL type (active, passive, combined, ARTON-DL, ELITE);

- record of AL baseline standby current(1);

- zone reset time;

- time of verification or waiting for 2nd detector trigger;

- increase current threshold in AL to detect active detector trigger;

- decrease current threshold in AL to detect passive detector trigger;

- setting of output functions;

- setting of output mode;

- setting of output activate time;

- setting of output activation conditions according to the panel’s status and the

totality of certain AL statuses on logic conditions AND/OR;

- setting of ways to monitor each output load;

-setting of user rights on AL control;

-access codes of users and engineer;

- resetting to factory defaults.

(1): Only if needed. The panel provides automatic record and periodical adjustment

of baseline standby current;

3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

3.1 The panel is 220 (+22-33) V mains-powered with frequency of (50±1) Hz and/or

12 V sealed non-spillable lead-acid rechargeable battery powered, with a 7/7.2 A/h

nominal capacity and 10,5 V terminal voltage of long-lasting discharge (battery is not

supplied with the panel).

3.2 Max mains power consumption – 25 W.

3.3 Standby mains power consumption –≤ 12 W.

3.4 Max BAT current consumption –1,2 А.

3.5 Max BAT standby current consumption – 0,2 А.

3.6 Max BAT current consumption at disconnected mains power and BAT voltage <

(10,5 - 1) V – 0,01 mА.

3.7 Voltage on open output contacts at total output load < 1,0 A is from 9,0 to 13,8

V. Double pulsation amplitude does not exceed 0,5 V.

3.8 Max voltage on disabled outputs at 3,3 kOhm load resistance (with resistors

supplied with the panel) - ≤1,0 V.

Note. Presence of the voltage is connected with the need to control output loads. With real

loads (e.g., relay winding) the voltage is close to zero.

3.9 Max number of loops – 4.

3.10 Supply voltage on AL1-AL4 contacts at load absence – 15 (±0,5) V. AL1-AL4

voltage at ≤40 mA in each AL - ≥12 V.

3.11 Total line (wire) resistance of AL not considering EOL resistor is <220 Ohm.

3.12 Leakage resistance between AL lines (with disabled EOL resistor), and also

between each AL line and enclosure - ≥ 50 kOhm.

3.13 Min current change in AL circuit (relatively to recorded standby AL current)

interpreted by the panel as FIRE - plus 4 mA or minus 2 mA (by default). The thresholds

can be changed from 1 to 16 mA in increments of 1 mA in programming mode.

3.14 AL current interpreted by the panel as O/C– from 0 to 3 mА.

3.15 Max AL current – > 60 mА.

3.16 The panel has protection against S/C in AL circuits and outputs with fault

indication.

3.17 Up to 32 active detectors can be connected to each loop (SPD-3, SPD-3.5, SPD-

3.10, SPT-2B, SPT-3, SP-2, ARTON-DL etc.), provided that max current consumption by all

active fire detectors in the loop does not exceed 3 mA.

3.18 Automatic AL reset period (disablement time) when AL is being verified or

manually reset - 5 ±1 sec.

3.19 Detector activation time in Attention mode, on detecting the one the panel

goes to FIRE mode - 5 min ±5 sec (by default). It can be set from 5 to 20 min in

increments of 5 min.

3.20 Max load current of outputs SND1 and SND2 – 300 mA;

3.21 Max load current of outputs FIRE and FAULT– 100 mA.;

3.22 Max load current of outputs AUX1 and AUX2 - 300 mA;

NB. Total load current of all outputs must not exceed 1.0 A at maximum

voltage on outputs.

3.23 Max voltage and current through relay contacts – > 30 V, 2A;

3.24 Min current load values of AL in standby mode – 3,5 mA (can be set by 3.3

kOhm resistors from the accessories pack).

3.25 Start-up time – <10 sec.

3.26 Average mean-time-between-failures - > 40000 h.

3.27 Average lifespan - > 10 years.

3.28 Dimensions – 240х300х90 mm.

3.29 Weight without BAT –3,5 kg.

4 ITEMS SUPPLIED WITH THE PANEL

4.1 Having unpacked the panel check the exterior to make sure it is not

mechanically damaged and check the contents for completeness that should

correspond to Table 11.1.

Note.In accordance with your order the package may

contain auxiliary devices expanding the panel’ s functions.

5DESIGN AND FUNCTIONING

5.1 Design

The panel consists of the following units:

-enclosure;

-Main control PCB (MC) with integral transformer board;

-rechargeable battery (not supplied with the panel);

-Keyboard and Indications PCB (BKI);

-terminal block with fuse holder for connection to 220VAC supply;

-mains power transformer.

The panel’s view is shown in Annex 1.

For the enclosure’s and mounting dimensions refer to Annex 2.

The layout of units and PCBs inside the enclosure is shown in Annex 3.

The layout and function of outgoing terminals blocks is shown in Annex 4.

5.2 Operation

5.2.1 General overview

The panel monitors statuses of 4 fire alarm loops.Depending on the zone current

change, panel’s condition and program settings, the panel goes to the state with

corresponding specific optical indicators’ light, internal buzzer sounding, enablement of

primary and auxiliary sounders, activation of other programmable outputs and relays.

Also the panel provides alarm notifications and messages about FMS faults given

connected communication appliances.

The following statuses are provided by the panel:

-«STANDBY»;

-«ATTENTION»;

-«FIRE»;

-«ALARM»;

-«FAULT»;

-«DISABLEMENT»;

-«AUTHORISED USER»;

-«PROGRAMMING».

Each zone regardless of others can be in the statuses «STANDBY », «FIRE», «S/C»,

«O/C», «DISABLEMENT», «ATTENTION».

The light indicators are located on the front of the enclosure that indicate panel’s

modes and each loop status (see Appendix 5).

5.2.2 Access levels

Four access levels are available on the panel.

Level 1 – general user controls

The access of unlimited number of persons is possible on level 1. The following

controls are available on the level:

–testing of all LEDs and internal sounder (by pressing three times on the Test

button);

–silencing the internal buzzer in Fire, Fault, Alarm modes (by pressing the Buzzer

off button).

Level 2 – authorized user controls

The user access is limited by actions that do not require the use of a special tool or

opening the panel’s lid. The authorized user controls can be accessed by entering the

access code. Each of 4 users has his unique code. The access code is the character chain

from [1] to [8] with length from 1 to 8 characters. The access code is entered with

[1]…[8] buttons and confirmed by pressing the Select button.

For default access codes for all users please refer to Section 8.15.

The following controls are available on the level:

– resetting Fire, Fault, Alarm, Attention modes;

– resetting all zones (temporal deenergising of all zones);

– disabling and enabling of separate zones;

– disabling and repeated enabling of sounders;

– disabling and repeated enabling of Fire output signal;

– disabling and repeated enabling of Fault output signal.

Level 3 – engineer controls (programming mode)

Panel’s parameters can be changed on the level. To gain access to the mode enter the

engineer access code (factory default - [12344321]) and press the Select button.

The code is a string of numeric characters from [1] to [8], from 8 to 12 digits.

Level 4 – maintenance

Special auxiliary hardware and software are involved here (used at the factory or

service centers).

5.2.3 Programming possibilities

The following objects can be configured in the programming mode:

-AL type («Active», «Passive», «Combined», «ARTON-DL», «Elite»);

-AL operation algorithm («With verification», «Without verification» «Two

detectors»);

-Record of each zone baseline current (if necessary, see. p.8.12);

-Time of zone readiness after resetting or enabling (a value from the string

3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec, 40 sec)

-Zone verification time (a value from the string 5 min, 10 min, 15min,

20min);

-Current growth threshold in a zone to determine an active detector trigger

(from 1 to 16 mАin 1mA increment);

-Current drop threshold in a zone to determine a passive detector trigger

(from 1 to 16 mАin increment of 1 mA);

Programmable outputs «AUX1» and «AUX2»

-Functions of the outputs «AUX1», «AUX2» (4-wire zone power output (by

default), additional sounder output or +12V auxiliary device power

output);

-Modes of the outputs «AUX1» and «AUX2». This parameter defines the

outputs status in active and passive states;

-Active time of the outputs «AUX1» and «AUX2» (from 2 sec to

«no limit»);

-Activation conditions of outputs in the sounder mode (response to the

status «FIRE», «FAULT» and/or «ATTENTION» in a zone, response to the

general FAULT state);

-Zone list involved in the activation condition of an output on AND/OR;

-Types of output load control (only «S/C», only «O/C», «S/C» and «O/C»,

without load control).

Relay outputs «Relay1» and «Relay2»

-Relay modes. The parameter determines the relay status in active and

passive states;

-Relay active time (from 2 sec to «no limit»);

-Relay activation conditions (response to the «FIRE», «FAULT» and/or

«ATTENTION» in zone, реакция response to the general FAULT state);

-Zone list involved in the activation condition of an output on AND/OR.

Sounders (outputs «SND1» and «SND2»)

-Modes of the outputs «SND1» and «SND2». The parameter determines the

output status in active and passive states;

-Active time of the outputs «SND1» and «SND2» (from 2 sec to «no limit»);

-Activation conditions of the outputs in the sounder mode (response to the

«FIRE», «FAULT» and/or «ATTENTION» in zone, реакция response to the

general FAULT state);

-Zone list involved in the activation condition of an output on AND/OR;

-Types of output load control (only «S/C», only «O/C», «S/C» and «O/C»,

without load control).

Users

-User’s access code change (authorized user and engineer).

The panel’s configuration or parameters of separate zones can be reset to factory

default settings in the programming mode. For the detailed description of the

programming mode please refer to Section 8.

5.2.4 Alarm loops (AL)

The following types of AL can be set on the panel:

«Active». The panel responses only to the current growth in AL. The current

growth in AL relative to the recorded baseline standby current on the established

threshold value (see Table 8.1) is interpreted as the detector trigger in the AL.

«Passive». The panel responses only to the current drop in AL. The current drop in

the AL relative to the recorded threshold value (see Table 8.1) is interpreted as the

detector trigger in the AL. Manual call points or 4-wire detectors can operate by the

passive detector scheme.

«Combined». The panel responses to the drop and growth of AL current on the

determined threshold values relative to the recorded standby current. Both active (2-

wire current consuming) and relay current reducing can be connected to this type AL

detectors.

«ARTON-DL». This AL type can be set when you connect (2-wire) the three-mode

beam smoke detector ARTON-DL series. The correct mutual functioning of the detector

and panel is ensured by that.

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