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IRIS/SIMPO Repeater TFT - Addressable Fire Alarm Repeater Panel 

– Installation & Programming Manual 

 

 

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Performing Firmware Update of the Repeater Panel 

To perform a firmware update of your Repeater panel, download the last published firmware version (BIN file) from the 
manufacturer’s official web site: http://www.teletek-electronics.com or ask your local distributer of the equipment.  
 
It is recommended first to save the system configuration with ProsTE software as TDF (Teletek Data File) file to your 
local computer. (Open ProsTE, select SYSTEM, right button of the mouse to add TFT REPEATER PANEL, perform 
READ operation, save the loaded configuration.) 
 

Note: The Firmware update of the Repeater panel will not change the current system configuration, user codes, 
language and other menu settings!

 

 

To perform the firmware update do as follows: 

1.  Save the file (with BIN extension) for the last actual firmware version to your local computer. 
2.  Save your system configuration using ProsTE software. 
3.  At TFT Repeater panel, enter SYSTEM 

– MAINTENANCE – SOFTWARE REVISION submenu. The screen 

displays the current set software revision of the panel. 

4.  Connect the panel to the computer using USB cable: Normal A to Micro B type. 
5.  Wait for the message from Windows Explorer for found new Removable Disk. 
6.  Use the Windows Explorer file manager to copy the new file for update (with BIN extension) in Removable 

Disk directory. 

7.  When the copying of the file completes, remove the Removable Disk, as select Eject option from its 

dialogue box (right click with the mouse over it). 

8.  If the data in the BIN file are correct, the panel starts the firmware update procedure of the main microprocessor. 

Message 

“Saving … Please Wait…”

 with processing bar are displayed during the update. 

9.  Disconnect the USB cable and wait until saving of the configuration is complete 

– a long sound signal will 

announce for completing.  

10. The panel will reset itself automatically after a successful firmware update loading automatically Access Level 1. 

 

 
4.3.5. Review the Log Memory for Events 

This menu allows the Installer to review the system events recorded in the panel memory log file, including the events 
from all other fire panels in the network allowed for operation with the Repeater. The capacity of the panel memory log 
file is 10000 events. In a special submenu 

“Clear Log” the user can delete the whole memory log file for this Repeater 

panel only.  

Note: The log memory is not reset or deleted during Restore Defaults or Firmware Uprate procedures.

 

 
Enter SYSTEM 

– MAINTENANCE – VIEW LOG menu. 

 

 

 
The events are presented with detailed information about 
the Panel, Zone, Loop and Device number. The events are 
displayed from the newest to the oldest registered in the 
log file. 
 
Use the up and down arrow buttons to scroll the events 
one-by-one. In the bottom of the screen are displayed the 
number of the event and the date and time of occurrence.  
 
The field “Total Alarms Counter” shows the total number of 
the registered alarm events in the system. 
 
The Installer can search for exact events using filters by 
Date of occurrence and Number. 
 

 

 

To filter the events by Date of occurrence, press DATE 
button and in the new screen enter year/month/day for 
search.

 (Note: The months are entered with numbers 

– 1 

for January, 2 for February, … 11 – November and 12 for 
December.)

 

 
Press GO TO button. The View Log screen will return 
showing the last registered event for this date. 
 
Press EXIT button for step back to Memory Log 
reviewing. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for TFT

Page 1: ... and information on the limitations as to liability of the manufacturer The entire manual should be carefully read The information in this manual is a subject to change without notice ver 1 0 8 IRIS SIMPO Repeater Addressable Fire Alarm Repeater Panel Model TFT Installation Programming Manual ...

Page 2: ... General Information for Digits Introducing 11 4 1 4 Quick Logging Out of the Installer Programming Menus 11 4 2 Programming Menus 12 4 2 1 Panel Settings 12 4 2 1 1 Setting Access Codes and Levels for Operation 12 4 2 1 2 Setting of Network Parameters 14 4 2 1 2 1 Network Settings 14 4 2 1 2 2 Panels 15 4 2 1 3 Disable the Internal Buzzer 17 4 2 1 4 Changing the Language 17 4 2 1 5 Screen Saver C...

Page 3: ...essful attempts to repair the product covered by this guarantee the manufacturer s liability shall be limited to the replacement of the product as sole compensation for breach of the guarantee Under no circumstances shall the manufacturer be liable for any special accidental or consequential damages on the grounds of breach of guarantee breach of agreement negligence or any other legal notion WAIV...

Page 4: ...dress of the device the type module detector sounder or periphery device the name of the device the zone the name of the zone etc 1 3 Technical Specifications Main Power Supply 24 4V DC Frequency 50 60Hz Maximal Consumption 0 4A Cross Section of the Connection Wires 0 5 2 5mm2 Maximum distance between two panels up to 1000m Operating Temperature from 5 C to 50 C Relative Humidity Resistance up to ...

Page 5: ...ºС and 50ºC The recommended mounting height is 1500 1600 mm up from the floor surface The TFT screen must be well visible from the users and situated approximately at eye level Leave enough space from all wall corners at least 300 mm The right side of the Repeater must be free for access because of the micro USB for software and firmware updates Attention The Repeater panel is not water proof The ...

Page 6: ... cover Figure 4 For running the cables for main power supply and network connection make appropriate holes at the box bottom being careful not to damage the PCB and TFT screen of the Repeater panel Mount the box bottom at the installation place using appropriate fixtures according the mounting surface Note that not all of the mounting holes at the box bottom are available for use Lever horizontall...

Page 7: ... itself or for other fire alarm panels in the network The beeps can be stopped from Access Level 2 and 3 after performing Silencing Buzzer from the Main Screen menu The beeps will stop when the technical trouble is restored and the fault event is cleared automatically from the Faults list Fire Alarm Continuous sound signal for activated Fire Alarm from zone or Evacuation The sound can be stopped f...

Page 8: ...nterface connector on the fire panel PCB interface module in iRIS8 Note The RS485 interface terminals are accessible after removing the left side cover of the enclosure box Figure 8 The following table represents the correspondence of Tx Rx terminal connections for IN and OUT communication lines Observe the polarity of the RS485 interface connection Repeater TFT IN OUT Tx Rx Tx Rx Redundant Networ...

Page 9: ...ater to save its current system configuration as TDF file using ProsTE specialized programming software After hardware resetting load the TDF back to the Repeater and save time for introduce settings in menus For details about ProsTE specialized programming software ask your local distributer of the equipment To perform hardware restore defaults do as follows 1 Turn off the main and backup power s...

Page 10: ...nd returning back to Main Screen 4 1 2 General Information for Text Introducing The text introducing is via virtual keyboard presenting access to different type of letters symbols and numbers The virtual keyboard is shown on the screen after pressing an active text field Up to 40 symbols including space intervals can be entered for a name or other description in the system After pressing an active...

Page 11: ...ducing The digits introducing is via virtual keyboard After pressing an active field for introducing digits in a menu the screen displays the virtual digit keyboard Enter confirmation button Backspace delete button Use EXIT button for step back and rejecting the entered values If the entered value is out of the range of the set parameter it will be cleared automatically after pressing OK button 4 ...

Page 12: ...r 4 2 1 1 Setting Access Codes and Levels for Operation There are three access levels for control in Repeater panel with different functionalities and rights for operation Four access codes can be set with different access level for users The default code combinations factory set with set access levels are presented in the following table Access Level Description Factory Code Access and Functional...

Page 13: ...correctly verified the Repeater returns to ACCESS CODE menu showing the new code set into the Access Code active digits button Press APPLY button to save the change To change the Access Level press the active digit button next to ACCESS CODE LEVEL field Every pressing of the button increases the number in the field The Access Levels are described in the table above Attention There must be at least...

Page 14: ...rom the main screen Panel Number Unique Repeater panel number 1 64 in the network is introduced By this number the panels can recognize each other Network Status Set the status of using the panel in the network Every pressing of the button changes the status Enabled Disabled When the status is Disabled the Repeater is disconnected from the network and is not visible for the rest of the panels A fa...

Page 15: ...new for the configuration Press ADD button to confirm PRESENT The panel is in normal operation mode FAULT Fault mode problem with connection in the network THIS This is the current panel from which the other panels are reviewed NONE No found set panel at this number Receive Commands Option for enabling receiving of control commands Evacuate Reset Silence Alarm and Silence Buzzer from other panels ...

Page 16: ...ls in the network IMPORTANT NOTES The main purpose of the Repeater panel is presenting remote indication of fire alarm fault trouble warning and other type of events reported from other fire alarm panels IRIS and SIMPO series or repeater panels connected into one common network In case of making software or hardware Restore Defaults the Repeater will restore the factory default settings including ...

Page 17: ...the list and just press its button The language of the Repeater menus will change immediately and the Repeater will return in Main screen automatically Note The Language setting is made just for the concrete Repeater panel It is possible operation of panels in network set in different languages of the menus 4 2 1 5 Screen Saver Company Logo Setting This is an option for turning off the Main Screen...

Page 18: ...TORE DEFAULTS menu Press YES button to restore to factory settings Press NO or EXIT button to cancel One started the Restore Defaults process cannot be stopped or canceled When the process is completed the Repeater will return to Main Screen at Access Level 3 4 2 3 Save the Configuration In this menu the installer performs saving the set Repeater system configuration The panel will ask for confirm...

Page 19: ...up and down arrow buttons to set the date You can also directly enter the new settings using the virtual keyboard after selecting the digit button for year month day item 4 1 3 Note The months are entered with numbers 1 for January 2 for February 11 November and 12 for December Confirm the new set date with APPLY button The Repeater will change the date immediately without need of resetting Use EX...

Page 20: ...f some specific places on the screen following the displayed messages on the middle 1 Press 3 times in sequence the blue dot in the upper left corner of the screen The message in the middle will remand you how many times are left 2 Press 3 times in sequence the blue dot in the upper right corner of the screen The message in the middle will remand you how many times are left 3 Press 3 times in sequ...

Page 21: ...se the TFT display is not used By default the Power Safe Backlight option is Enabled Enter SYSTEM MAINTENANCE POWER SAFE BACKLIGHT menu Every pressing of the button will change the state Enabled Disabled Confirm the new setting pressing the APPLY button on the top of the screen To reject press EXIT button and return to DISPLAY menu 4 3 4 Software Revision and Firmware Update This is a menu for rev...

Page 22: ... procedure of the main microprocessor Message Saving Please Wait with processing bar are displayed during the update 9 Disconnect the USB cable and wait until saving of the configuration is complete a long sound signal will announce for completing 10 The panel will reset itself automatically after a successful firmware update loading automatically Access Level 1 4 3 5 Review the Log Memory for Eve...

Page 23: ...om another panel in the network Message Description Flash Error FLASH Memory error is detected Ram Error RAM Memory error is detected New Periphery Devices Found New periphery devices are found in the system configuration Periphery Device Fault The device is not responding the device is lost or failed Periphery Device Type Error A periphery device with different type is found on the address AC Los...

Page 24: ...ult Fault Protection Panel Input On Protection Panel Fault input activation Protection Panel Fault The extinguishing panel failure Loop Break The loop is broken Loop Short Short circuit detected in the loop New Loop Devices Found New loop devices are found in system configuration Loop 1 or Loop 2 Loop Zero Address There is a device without address number a device with address 0 is applied Double P...

Page 25: ...e device does not respond lost or damaged Double Address More than one device with the same address in the loop Evacuate Activated Call Point or EVACUATE button on the panel Log Fault The Log file event is lost or damaged Gas Alarm Activated gas detector SensoIRIS GAS Power Supply Fault Fault in the external power supply of conventional zone module SensoIRIS MC Z or gas detector SensoIRIS GAS Pani...

Page 26: ...IRIS SIMPO Repeater TFT Addressable Fire Alarm Repeater Panel Installation Programming Manual 26 APPENDIX B General structure of the menus ...

Page 27: ...IRIS SIMPO Repeater TFT Addressable Fire Alarm Repeater Panel Installation Programming Manual 27 Notes ...

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