olympia electronics BSR-1000, Manual

Page 1: ...BSR 1000 BSR 1001 BSR 1002 BSR 1004 Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Panel 1 2 and 4 loops Installation Programming Operation WARNING READ THIS MANUAL PRIOR TO ANY INSTALLATION OR USE...

Page 2: ...Test LED 13 2 7 3 Information 14 3 User s Menu 19 3 1 Enable Disable segments 21 3 2 Delays Menu 22 3 3 Set Date Time 22 3 4 Backlight mode 23 3 5 Change user s code 23 3 6 PC Communication 24 3 7 Ope...

Page 3: ...ction 49 5 3 3 Autoaddressing points 50 5 3 4 Change point address 51 5 3 5 General resound 51 5 3 6 Conventional sirens 51 5 3 7 AUX Relay 52 5 3 8 Extra Relays 52 5 3 9 Panel Network 53 5 3 10 Loops...

Page 4: ...lation 66 7 3 Battery Calculation 67 8 BSR 1000 Repeater panel 67 8 1 General 67 8 2 Functions 68 8 3 Installation 68 8 4 Wiring 68 8 5 Setup repeater network 68 8 5 1 Setup repeater address 68 8 5 2...

Page 5: ...tion according to your installation size All features and indications are in accordance with European standards 54 2 and 54 4 The BSR 100X series Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Panels is ideal for me...

Page 6: ...rmation regarding the fire detection system state The LED indicators provide general information e g if there is any alarm the General Alarm LEDs are lit while more detailed information is displayed o...

Page 7: ...rm outputs BUZZER SILENCE Mutes unmutes audible buzzer LAMP TEST Turns on all LED indicators for 5 seconds to visually inspect for functionality OVERRIDE DELAYS Immediately activates all alarm outputs...

Page 8: ...emporarily deactivated during alarm state POWER green Mains power connection indication steady lit ok blinking power down PREALARM yellow Prealarm detected TEST yellow The system or part of it is unde...

Page 9: ...s of the control panel according to the description and are yellow Figure1 4 LED Indicators below the screen GENERAL FAULT General panel fault SYSTEM FAULT System fault hardware SUPPLY FAULT Power fai...

Page 10: ...lowing information appears when available alternating every 3 seconds The control panel address and the name of it when panel network is enabled The number of the segments under test if any The number...

Page 11: ...e buzzer until a new event appears Pressing SIREN SILENCE key will deactivate all sirens as long as all other output relays that are set to behave respectively under silence command To view all curren...

Page 12: ...ll be activated instantly bypassing all user programmed delays VIEW ALARMS In alarm state if this key is pressed all current alarms are displayed More details are provided in the next paragraph VIEW F...

Page 13: ...ecord similar to the figures 2 6 Events menu on the right The figures are samples of an information event and of a fault event The first line indicates GENERAL for information events FAULT for fault e...

Page 14: ...PLY shows input battery and charging voltage Figure2 9 Panel power supply ALARM COUNTER option displays the total number of alarms recorded in accordance to EN 54 2 Figure2 10 Alarms counter The TESTS...

Page 15: ...zones that are set in test mode and are also in alarm state This option is meant to be used during maintenance Figure2 15 Alarms in test zones By selecting the POINTS option in the information menu t...

Page 16: ...CE command is given Please note that RELAY 1 FAULT and RELAY 2 ALARM are not editable by user Only RELAY 3 AUX is editable n terms of functionality mode initial state logic delay and silence Navigate...

Page 17: ...nel editable via PC software or web interface the network address of the panel and its serial number Figure2 23 Network panels By selecting ETHERNET ADAPTOR option the screen on the right appears When...

Page 18: ...panel for the CPU and the loop circuits The last line also displays the panel s serial number Note On the screen it is only displayed the firmware for the installed loops e g On the right the screen d...

Page 19: ...onitor figure 4 1 Figure3 1 Main Menu Then select USER MENU and click Enter A code is required for level 2 access Therefore only authorized users will be able to do any adjustments at this level Figur...

Page 20: ...agram In this menu the following basic functions can be done RESET the system clears current alarms prealarms and faults SIREN SILENCE in case of an alarm event to mute audible alarm SIREN RESOUND to...

Page 21: ...zone ALL POINTS all loop devices points except sirens POINTS single loop device point except sirens the panel asks for loop and address of the point ALL SIRENS all conventional and addressable sirens...

Page 22: ...KING DAYS set the DAY mode days select day with up down keys and enable disable with right key then enter to save setting Monday to Friday by default WORKING HOURS set the working hours from to 06 00...

Page 23: ...NG will turn off backlight at any state after 1 minute of inactivity The second option BATTERY SAVING will only turn off backlight while on battery power mains interruption after 1 minute of inactivit...

Page 24: ...p event logs keep a record of current configuration as a backup or to gather and send useful data to manufacturer in terms of troubleshooting When selected a confirmation message as the screen on the...

Page 25: ...omputer s network settings must be properly adjusted All the settings must be done by the building s network administrator Open a web browser and type the panel s IP address to the URL box e g 10 0 9...

Page 26: ...nformational options These options are described below 3 7 4 1 Information Panel This option will display the page below with the most significant data of the control panel hardware based 3 7 4 2 Info...

Page 27: ...hem 3 7 4 5 Information Points This option will open the page below On the input boxes you can enter the point s loop and address By clicking OK the information of the selected point will be displayed...

Page 28: ...extra relays settings Extra relays belong to peripheral equipment and are not pre installed in the control panel 3 7 4 8 Information Conventional Sirens This page displays all settings for the conven...

Page 29: ...the high capacity of recorded events 7k the events are divided into pages 3 7 6 User s menu By selecting USER MENU the systems asks for user code access level 2 Enter the user s code and click SEND I...

Page 30: ...0 60Hz being a Class I product the corresponding terminal contact with the Protective Earth marking inside the device must be connected to the building s ground to ensure proper function and safety Be...

Page 31: ...a MODBUS adaptor at left side optional There is also a Dip switch selector at the bottom right side of the board which is used to grand access level 4 for specific functions At the bottom left side is...

Page 32: ...supply lines should cross the wall behind the panel except the panels own power supply The control panel s placement must be to a visible and accessible area to the building attendant and fire safety...

Page 33: ...Use BATTERY CALCULATOR tool included in BSR 100X software application to calculate the required battery capacity The batteries must be connected in series In the battery area there are two wires one r...

Page 34: ...hielded cable These connections refer to conventional siren outputs 24VM output 24VP output and loop connection terminals Don t use the same cable for multiple loops or other outputs The connection ca...

Page 35: ...rt circuit links L to LF and L to LF In order to connect one or more devices to the loop output remove the 2 short circuit links entirely All loop connections are similar A maximum number of 150 devic...

Page 36: ...Date 22 4 2021 Document number 921100400_09_005 Page 36 of 71 36 71 Figure 4 6 Detector base connections BSR 6155 BSR 6160 and BSR 6157...

Page 37: ...1 Document number 921100400_09_005 Page 37 of 71 37 71 Figure 4 7 Connecting the manual call point MCP BSR 5136 Figure 4 8 Connecting addressable siren BSR 5132 Figure 4 9 Connection of input output u...

Page 38: ...sistor must remain on the terminal When sirens are connected to the output the resistor must be removed and placed on the last siren as shown on the figure 4 10 All four circuit connections are identi...

Page 39: ...tion of a network of panels Figure4 11 Panel network connection Be advised the RS 485 requires 120 resistors on both ends To the panels that are located on the edge of the network a jumper connector m...

Page 40: ...Date 22 4 2021 Document number 921100400_09_005 Page 40 of 71 40 71 4 6 General connections diagram A theoretical general connections diagram is depicted below Figure4 12 General connections diagram...

Page 41: ...FAULT Relay Potential free relay contacts that are triggered during a fault event C NC contact circuit active when on fault 30VDC 3A max AUX Relay Potential free relay contacts with a programmable out...

Page 42: ...ble printer option While the thermal printer is connected and enabled all new events recorded will be printed on paper MODBUS To enable MODBUS communication between the control panel and a Building Mo...

Page 43: ...which can be granted with hardware access dipswitch selector behind the door To enter Technician menu while on home screen press Enter key once to enter main menu Figure5 1 Main menu Then select TECH...

Page 44: ...Date 22 4 2021 Document number 921100400_09_005 Page 44 of 71 44 71 Figure5 3 Technician menu diagram In the following sections a detailed description for every available option appears...

Page 45: ...in test Next the control panel asks for siren mode enabled or disabled By enabling the sirens every time a new alarm event is triggered by any of the connected devices all conventional and addressable...

Page 46: ...ed of a set of inspection functions used for system inspection after initial installation or troubleshooting 5 2 1 Check points The first option POINTS displays the screen on the right used to check c...

Page 47: ...ONAL SIRENS option will prompt for selecting a conventional siren output first By clicking Enter key the selected siren output will sound for 6 seconds and then stop in order to confirm functionality...

Page 48: ...check panel network communication when activated When this option is selected via the Master control panel the top line displays the name MASTER PANEL and the next line indicates the selected subpanel...

Page 49: ...ctivated during SIREN SILENCE command Some of the options above may not be visible to certain point types Addressable sirens cannot be set to operate in FAULT output mode Figure5 16 Setup points 1 Fig...

Page 50: ...thin a loop If there is BSR 8120 installed you should temporary disconnect the 24v power to the unit until the autoaddressing procedure is finished When this option is selected the figure 5 19 on the...

Page 51: ...o not use this function while more than one addressable points are connected to the selected loop 5 3 5 General resound GENERAL RESOUND option will display the screen on the right By selecting YES the...

Page 52: ...ive negative initial output position Delay switching delay after triggering event Relay silence select if the aux relay output will switch to initial position after SIREN SILENCE command is given Figu...

Page 53: ...subpanels Figure5 27 Panel address Second option NETWORK SETUP is used to enable or disable panel networking on a control panel When set to enable a master panel enables data transmission via the RS 4...

Page 54: ...t may detect a fire will send the fire alarm signal to the control panel but will not turn on their red LED indicator By default set to 10 Figure5 31 Max indicators loop 5 3 12 Detectors dependency DE...

Page 55: ...f a loop or all registered points in the control panel The three available options are the following DELETE SINGLE POINT delete a single point only DELETE LOOP delete all registered points in a loop D...

Page 56: ...unction EXTERN PCB FUNCTION option is used to select the preferred optional expansion functionality The expansion adaptor may not be pre installed optional therefore in order to operate a mode must be...

Page 57: ...AN The address is static no DHCP Figure5 44 IP Address Last RESET ETHERNET option re initiates the Ethernet adaptor to fix connection issues or used after IP changing to move to the new IP Figure5 45...

Page 58: ...event log entries in the control panel This option should be executed after every initial installation so event logs during commissioning are cleared and real time operation events are logged Figure5...

Page 59: ...iting for a request from the PC During data transmission or reception a relative message TRANSMITTING DATA or RECEIVING DATA will appear on screen Figures5 52 PC Communication 5 8 Technician s Menu on...

Page 60: ...ions available to configure via web interface that were not present via the keypad 5 8 1 Change information By selecting CHANGE INFORMATION link the page below appears Write down the contractor s cont...

Page 61: ...tectors should be placed on their detachable base The cable passing across the loop must be in accordance with the initial installation plan otherwise it will be difficult to identify the address of e...

Page 62: ...addressable devices automatically TECHNICIAN MENU SETUP AUTOADDRESSING ALL LOOPS When the autoaddressing procedure ends if the installation was made according to plan then the control panel will have...

Page 63: ...ector on the CPU board position Install the BSR 100X software application to a Windows PC connect the control panel to the PC to an available USB port on the PC and launch the application Once you hav...

Page 64: ...close automatically Now you can proceed with configuring panel parameters Right click on the BSR 100X Panel SN entry on left column and select Edit parameters A window appears with 5 tabs that includ...

Page 65: ...Edit all other parameters according to the installation needs The last option Connected Device has no effect on the control panel and is only used on the software for loop and battery calculation tool...

Page 66: ...the same PC COMMUNICATION mode on the control panel the technician is able to receive event log synchronize time with the PC and confirm annual check All these options can be selected in Panel Communi...

Page 67: ...cture below is appeared It calculates the required battery for the duration of 72 hours of standby and the remaining power for 30 minutes of alarm according to the standards of EN 54 series If we want...

Page 68: ...ess on each repeater and subpanel should be set and after that address 1 on master panel should be set for network identification 8 5 1 Setup repeater address Repeater address is set from the TECHNICI...

Page 69: ...circuits 4 x 24VDC 3VDC 300mA max short open circuit monitored 10k termination resistor 24VP Output 24VDC 3VDC permanent output 300mA max short circuit monitored 24VM Output 24VDC 3VDC resettable outp...

Page 70: ...for operating environment conditions in compliance with 3K5 EN 60721 3 3 1995 9 1 Factory default settings Registered points None Conventional sirens All outputs enabled on general alarm no delay AUX...

Page 71: ...in the technical leaflet which accompanies each product This warranty ceases to exist if the buyer does not follow the technical instructions included in official documents given by Olympia Electronic...