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- Page 1 Technical Description 1736 Rev 1.0 Alert Annunciation Unit 1736 S/W Ver. 1.4.x MA441 August 2012...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Introduction ____________________________ 4 Definitions / Explanations ________________ 5 General description _____________________ 6 Alert Annunciation Unit 1736 ____________________ 6 3.1.1 SW mode 1736 - 1587 _____________________ 6 Selective Fire alarm presentation __________ 8 Alert Annunciation Unit 1736 ____________________ 8 LED indicators, Push buttons, etc. - Page 4 Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 List of Tables Table 1 of LED indicators: ............... 11 Table 2 push buttons: ..............12 Table 3 Buzzer and LCD: ..............12 Table 4 Current Consumption ............30 List of Figures Figure 1. The Alert Annunciation Unit (AAU) 1736......6 Figure 2.
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Page 5: Introduction
For a detailed description of the AA function, see Technical and Operation Manuals for the system respectively. The Alert annunciation unit 1736 shall run in SW mode 1736 – 1587. See also chapter "General description", page 6. This document is valid for the 1736 software version 1.4.x. -
Page 6: Definitions / Explanations
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Definitions / Explanations Definitions / explanations / abbreviations / etc. frequently used or not explained elsewhere in the document. Alert Annunciation Alert Annunciation Unit AA alarm Alert Annunciation alarm AA function Alert Annunciation function C.I.E. -
Page 7: General Description
3.1.1 SW mode 1736 - 1587 The Alert Annunciation Unit 1736 must run in SW mode 1736 – 1587. In system FT512, 1736 units running in SW mode 1736 – 1587 have to be connected to a DU interface board 1587 mounted in the FT512 C.I.E. - Page 8 Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 In system FT128, 1736 units running in SW mode 1736 – 1587 are connected directly to the main board connector "J1" or via the termination board terminal 15 & 16 (Australian convention) but an optional RS485 transceiver component (chip) 4552 is required on the main board.
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Page 9: Selective Fire Alarm Presentation
(zone and address), else presented as a zone alarm. Alert Annunciation Unit 1736 The alarm presentation in an AA unit will be similar to the one in the C.I.E. that the AA unit is connected to, i.e. - Page 10 Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Default for each AA unit is, in system FT128: Zones (01 - 32), i.e. all alarms will be presented in all units.
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Page 11: Led Indicators, Push Buttons, Etc
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 LED indicators, Push buttons, etc. The functions of the LEDs, push buttons, display and buzzer are described below. Alert Annunciation Unit 1736 Fire Acknowledge Extinguishing Acknowledge Alarm queued Silence alarm devices Acknowledge Fire brigade aborted... -
Page 12: Table 1 Of Led Indicators
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Table 1 of LED Indicators: LED indicator Colour Indicating Blinking + LED AA alarm (Acknowledge time "L6" turned on + starts) Buzzer (intermittent) Fire 2 x Red Blinking + LED Fire alarm (i.e. not an AA "L3"... -
Page 13: Table 2 Push Buttons
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Table 2 Push Buttons: Push button Colour Operation / function Used, when LED "L2" is turned on, to scroll through the queued alarms. (The first alarm Alarms queued Black will automatically be shown again after 20 seconds, if no button is used during that time.) Used to acknowledge an AA alarm. -
Page 14: Sw Mode & Address Setting
AAU 1736 – Rev 1 SW mode & Address setting Alert Annunciation Unit 1736 can run in SW mode 1736 - 1587 only. It shall also have a unique address on the RS485 line connected to the 1587 board in the FT512 C.I.E. -
Page 15: Sw Mode Setting Via Jumper "J4
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 6.1.1 SW mode setting via jumper "J4" An AA unit in operation will be ready for the "SW mode setting" via the jumper "J4" in the unit. Shunt jumper link "J4" momentarily. When the AA unit is ready for the "SW mode setting" this is indicated by LED "L2"... -
Page 16: Flow Chart
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Flow chart On the following page is a flow chart, showing the SW mode setting, Address setting, etc. Power on / Restart / Reset via "JP1" "J4" ON? SW mode selected? SW mode setting Normal operation Address... -
Page 17: User Definable Text Messages (Alarm Texts)
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 User definable text messages (alarm texts) In the C.I.E., each alarm point (zone – address) and each zone can have an individual user definable text message (alarm text) presented in the display by fire alarm, see the Technical and Operation Manuals for the system respectively. -
Page 18: Commissioning Of A New Unit / Ssd Download17
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Commissioning of a new unit / SSD download The cable (RS485 line) to the AA unit(s) shall be connected. See connection diagram for the system respectively. In the FT512 C.I.E. the 1587 board shall be mounted. Remove the fuse "F1" on the 1587 board. - Page 19 Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 display: "SSD download in progress.." After download of SSD to an AA unit, the following will be shown in its display (very quickly): "SSD Download Memory OK" "SSD Download Memory Fault" Then the AAU will restart, see chapter "Restart", page 19. 9.
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Page 20: Restart
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Restart The AA unit will restart: When the unit is powered up If the jumper "JP1" is shunted momentarily After address setting (i.e. "P2" is pressed). If the contact with the Control unit is OK again after: "No contact with Control unit". - Page 21 Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 There will also be a fault message in the C.I.E.: In system FT512: "FAULT: SSD, AAU xx, 1587 board x, CU xx". In system FT128: "FAULT: Site specific data (SSD), AAU x. In system FT512 G3: "FAULT: Site specific data, alert annunciation unit ##, control unit ##"...
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Page 22: Fault Messages
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Fault messages Here follows a list of the fault messages that might be displayed in the AA unit and in the C.I.E. respectively. 10.1 Fault messages in the AA unit "No contact with control unit" The contact with the C.I.E. -
Page 23: System Ft128
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 10.2.2 System FT128 "FAULT: No reply AAU x. The contact with the AA unit is interrupted. Check the cable and all connections. Is a correct / complete SSD download (via Win128) performed? Check the address setting, SW mode setting, etc. See also chapter "Restart", page 19. -
Page 24: Software (Sw)
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Software (SW) The software is stored in a flash memory in each AA unit. This software can be replaced / updated (i.e. downloaded via Win512 / Win128 / WinG3). All units connected to the same RS485 line must have the same SW version and it is highly recommended to have the same SW version in all the display units in the system. -
Page 25: Sw Download
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Continue from 3 above: or press black push button ("P1") and the SSD will be erased (Erasing SSD..). The AA unit will restart (Restarting..), i.e. the buzzer will sound for approx. two seconds and the unit will return to normal operation. -
Page 26: Operation
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Operation The LED "Operation" (L6) indicates whether the "Alert Annunciation" function is enabled or disabled When the "Alert Annunciation" function is enabled, the LED "L3" (Fire brigade alerted) indicates whether alarm alarm i.e. Off = AA alarm and On = no AA alarm / Output "Fire brigade tx"... -
Page 27: Figure 3. Operation Summary For The Aa Unit 1735
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Figure 3. Operation summary for the AA unit 1735. Note: The AA unit 1736 is same as 1735 but it also has an LED "Extinguishing" and push buttons "Silence alarm devices" and "Test". -
Page 28: Connections
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Connections The AA units 1736 main board is equipped with a plug-in terminal block (J1:1- 8) for the cable connections. Up to 1.5 mm conductor area can be used. EBL512 Figure 4. Alert Annunciation units 1736 Connections The connections to the terminal block "J1". - Page 29 Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Comments to the components: 1.5 A fuse (not replaceable; the whole PCB should be replaced). Terminal block for the unit connections. "D" connector (9 ways, male), RS232 interface for SW download. (Note, jumpers "JP3" and "JP4" have to be in pos. "A".) Not used in this unit.
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Page 30: Technical Data
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Technical data 14.1 Power supply Nominal voltage for the AA units 1736 is 24 V DC. The number of AA units that can be power supplied from the C.I.E. is dependent on all other units connected to the same RS485 line and cable type (i.e. -
Page 31: Table 4 Current Consumption
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 The following table shows the current consumption in relation to the actual line voltage (min. and normal respectively): Table 4 Current Consumption Current consumption Unit Quiescent (mA) Active (mA) 12 V DC 24 V DC 12 V DC 24 V DC AA unit 1736... -
Page 32: Revision History
Technical Description AAU 1736 – Rev 1 Revision history Software Written Checked Issue Date Description revision Original Panasonic issue Initial 15/8/2011 V1.4 MEW01295 Rev 2 Patterson Change Panasonic issue to suit Anis 20/8/2012 V1.4 AU / NZ Market Shenouda... - Page 33 This page has deliberately been left blank.
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