Date
22/4/2021
Document number
921100400_09_005
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62 of 71
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When the installation of every addressable device, conventional siren and other peripheral has been
completed, then a series of loop wiring tests must be executed before powering on. To do the following
steps simply remove the detachable loop terminal blocks from its/their sockets.
Use a resistor meter (e.g. a multimeter) to measure resistance to the following contacts:
▪
Resistance between
+L
(start) and
+LF
(finish) contact directly on the detachable terminal of each
loop (cable side, to measure loop cable). Depending on cable length and cross-section, the
resistance should be less than 25
Ω
.
▪
Resistance between
+L
(start) and “
Protective Earth
” (panel’s ground). The resistance should be
over 10M
Ω.
▪
Resistance between
+LF
(finish) and “
Protective Earth
” (panel’s ground). The resistance should
be over 10M
Ω.
▪
Resistance between
-L
(start) and “
Protective Earth
” (panel’s ground). The resistance should be
over 10M
Ω.
▪
Resistance between
-LF
(finish) and “
Protective Earth
” (panel’s ground). The resistance should
be over 10M
Ω.
▪
Last, measure the two cable shielding ends. The resistance should be less than 50
Ω
.
When all measurements above are within limits, connect the tested loop terminal block back to the board
socket
When all loop wirings have been tested, confirm that all other connections are correct and then connect
the batteries and supply mains power to the panel (230VAC) to power on.
Now you can proceed to commissioning, starting with “
Autoaddressing
” to set addresses to all connecte
d
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 registered into memory the exact number of devices mentioned in plan.
Th
e preset name of the point will be “
POINT Y.XXX
” where Y the point’s loop and XXX the point’s address.
The preset zone of each point will be equal to its loop (e.g. point 3.025 zone will be zone 3).
Right after this step, the fire detection mechanism on this panel is armed and ready.
One of the major advantages of an analogue addressable fire alarm system is that the source of the alarm
event can be identified. In many systems, the name of each fire detection device can be modified according
to the installed location, to help a user locate a fire event quickly. The name of each point registered on
the BSR-100X control panel can be changed (via PC software application and USB cable) so a default
name
such as “POINT 2.014” can be renamed to “ROOM 214” or “STAFF ROOM 2”. In case of an alarm,
a prealarm or a fault event, this name will appear on screen. Logged events also keep a record of the
name.
When the point addressing and registration has been completed, the panel should be in
quiescent
state.
No faults, alarms or prealarms should be active and the control
panel’s
screen should display the message
“
SYSTEM READY
”.
Full access to the BSR-
100X control panel’s programming options can be granted via the
BSR-100X
PC
software application
by
Olympia Electronics
. You can download the software directly by the official
Olympia Electronics website for free:
https://www.olympia-electronics.com/en/support/software
See chapter 7 for further information.
