Vighnaharta TSGR-21, User Manual

Page 1: ...anded Gaon Pune 411041 Contact no 919011033259 Landline Sales 919011033260 Email sales vighnaharta in Website http www vighnaharta in Vighnaharta Technologies Pvt Ltd 2nd Floor Karanjkar Estate S N 11 11 Nanded Gaon Pune 411041 Tel no 919011033259 Sales 919011033260 Email sales vighnaharta in Website http www vighnaharta in Prepared By SSK Approved By JVG Doc No TSGR 21_UM_1_0 Rev No 1_0 Eff Date ...

Page 2: ...nt to alarm smoke detectors Smoke detectors are designed to alarm at various levels of smoke density If such density levels are not created by developing fire at the location of detectors the detectors will not go into alarm Heat detectors do not sense particles of combustion and alarm only when heat on their sensors increases at a predetermined rate or reaches a predetermined level Rate of rise h...

Page 3: ... functions known to be affected by a change must be 100 tested This System meets NFPA EN54 requirements for operation However the useful life of the system s standby batteries and the electronic components may be adversely affected by extreme temperature ranges and humidity Therefore it is recommended that this system and its peripherals be installed in an environment conditions specified Verify t...

Page 4: ...g Device Circuit for example Smoke detector Make Vighnaharta Apollo series 65 GST and Orbis are compatible with TSGR 21 Heat detector MCP RAC Releasing Appliance Circuit for example FM200 FM 200 Gas Extinguisher which removes the free radicals or heat element from the fire triangle Oxygen Heat and Fuel NAC Notification Appliance Circuit NAC sounder ACK Acknowledge MCP Manual Call Point RTC Real Ti...

Page 5: ...Wiring Details 15 2 3 3 Initiating Device Circuit IDC 17 2 3 4 Output Circuits 18 2 3 5 Release Abort controls 19 2 4 Maintenance 19 2 4 1 Maintenance mode through Key Switch 19 2 4 2 Servicing 20 2 4 3 Periodic inspection and test of system 20 2 5 Do s and Don ts 21 2 5 1 Do s 21 2 5 2 Don ts 22 3 System Configuration 23 3 1 Programming menu 23 Press Enter to Default the Panel settings 26 3 2 Pro...

Page 6: ...34 4 2 3 Pre Release Condition 35 4 2 4 RAC Released Condition 36 4 2 5 RAC Abort Condition 36 4 2 6 System Silence 37 4 2 7 System Reset 37 4 3 Zone Disable 38 4 4 NAC Operation 38 4 5 RAC Operation 39 4 5 1 Auto Mode Operation 39 4 5 2 Manual Mode Operation 39 4 6 Keypad Enable Disable and Evacuate 40 4 8 View History Events 40 4 8 1 Fire Alarm Events 40 4 8 2 RAC Release Abort Events 41 4 8 3 F...

Page 7: ...ng then in that case the stand by gas cylinder will be ready for use by selecting it from menu The panel includes local buzzer LEDs for indications and with LCD display keypad for manual operation and configuration The TSGR 21 allows the flexibility in most fire suppression application This TSGR 21 is compatible with smoke detectors and heat detectors that can continuously monitor for trouble and ...

Page 8: ... smoke detectors heat detectors Normal fire detection Zone Disable facility Automatic and manual RAC release is available Remote and manual release and abort is available Programmable Releasing Appliance Circuits RACs Cross zone compatibility Three Notification Appliance Circuits NACs Three PFC output one Fixed for fire and two programmable relay for fault Fire RAC released condition External digi...

Page 9: ...iating Device Circuit IDC Voltage 24 VDC End of Line 4 7KΩ 1 W Digital Inputs 3 inputs Indication Front panel LED indications SYSTEM ON MAINS FAIL BATTERY FAULT NAC FAULT RAC FAULT COMMUNICATION FAIL SILENCE REMOTE FIRE PRE RELEASE REMOTE RELEASE RAC ABORT RAC RELEASE Wi Fi FIRE FAULT AUTO MANUAL MAINTENANCE LED Indications for 2 zones FIRE SHORT FAULT OPEN FAULT DISABLE 16 x 2 LCD Dot Matrix Disp...

Page 10: ...r coating Colour RAL7035 1 4 Controls and Indications 1 4 1 Controls Key name Key function MENU Shows all system menus Configures system as per requirements Can view history events Goes back to previous screen Exits from the menu i e ESC ENTER Access the new menu Saves configured data mode or value of the system SILENCE Silence the NACs ACK Acknowledge the system Put OFF local buzzer RESET Reset a...

Page 11: ... ON Green This indication shows system is Power ON 2 Mains Fail Yellow When Mains Fail Occurs ON 3 Battery Fault Yellow When Battery is Low ON 4 NAC Fault Yellow NAC Fault has been occurred ON 5 RAC Fault Yellow When RAC fault occurs ON 6 Comm Fail Yellow NA for TSGR 21 7 Silence Yellow System has been silenced ON 8 Remote Fire Red Remote Fire Initiated ON 9 Pre Release Yellow Pre Release time has...

Page 12: ...zones inputs and outputs Power Supply 24V 3 A power supply with each TSGR 21 panel mounted inside enclosure Enclosure Metallic enclosure with powder coating RAL 7035 size as mentioned in Technical Specifications Battery 24V 7 5Ah sealed Lead acid battery optional EOL Resistor 4 7k ohm 1W Resistor is connected in parallel with each input zones for sensing purpose ...

Page 13: ...e this unit until this manual is read and understood Do not connect other equipment to this unit CAUTION This system works at 0 C to 50 C and at a relative humidity of 5 to 90 2 RH However the useful life of the system s standby batteries and the electronic components may be adversely affected by extreme temperature ranges and humidity 2 2 Mounting Details Backside of the panel ...

Page 14: ...onents of TSGR 21 system It consists of various smoke and heat detectors AC power source Notification devices like NAC or sounder Fire Suppression and Releasing agent Gas based extinguishers SCADA communication cables all connected to control panel NOTE Connect all EOL of 4 7K ohms WARNING Several different sources of power can be connected to this panel Disconnect all sources of power before serv...

Page 15: ...oard Interface board Connectors and their connections are mentioned in the following table Pin No Connection Name Description Power Supply System J1 1 B Battery charging voltage from power supply J1 2 B Battery charging ground from power supply J1 3 BAT_ Battery charging ground connection to battery J1 4 BAT_ Positive Battery charging connection to battery J1 5 MF Mains Fail Input Not in Used J1 6...

Page 16: ...Output J13 2 C Common for Fire Status Output J13 3 NC Normally Closed of Fire Status Output J13 4 NO Normally Open of Prg Relay1 Status Output J13 5 C Common for Prg Relay1 Status Output J13 6 NC Normally Closed of Prg Relay1 Status Output J13 7 NO Normally Open of Prg Relay1 Status Output J13 8 C Common for Prg Relay1 Status Output J13 9 NC Normally Closed of Prg Relay1 Status Output Digital Inpu...

Page 17: ...ve Not used RS 485 J15 3 D RS485 D Not used J15 4 D RS485 D Not used J15 5 RM_IN Remote monitoring Input Not used J15 6 GND Ground Not used Modbus Communication J15 7 D Modbus D Not used J15 8 D Modbus D Not used 2 3 3 Initiating Device Circuit IDC No of Initiating circuit 2 Zone Type Class B Wire Size 1 5 sq mm max Operating Voltage 27 5 VDC nominal max Connector J3 Total No of Devices 20 smoke d...

Page 18: ...leasing Appliance Circuit RAC Potential Free Contact Relay Outputs PFC NAC No of NAC 3 circuits Type Class B Output Voltage 27 5 V max Current 250mA each Terminals J11 Wire Size 1 5 Sq mm RAC No of RAC 2 circuits Type Class B Output Voltage 27 5 V max Current 500mA each Terminals J14 Wire Size 1 5 Sq mm Twisted pair wire Fixed Output PFC Four PFC outputs J13 on Interface board has 9 pins ...

Page 19: ...J13 4 NO J13 5 C J13 6 NC 3 Prg Relay2 status output J13 7 NO J13 8 C J13 9 NC 2 3 5 Release Abort controls 2 4 Maintenance 2 4 1 Maintenance mode through Key Switch It is maintenance purpose mode There is provision in TSGR 21 panel that user can select maintenance mode by using Key Switch Remember without key you cannot change the mode When panel is set as a ...

Page 20: ... 1 Before Maintenance Servicing please evacuate clear all the premises 2 Clean each smoke detector using soft cloth 3 Check panel operation on battery backup mode mains OFF 4 Check panel operation on mains supply Battery disconnected 5 Check all connection of panel 6 Check Smoke Detector 7 Check NAC output 8 Check battery supply 9 Check panel mounting screw Note Please send above servicing report ...

Page 21: ...ce sealed lead acid batteries If the operating temperature exceeds 25o C continuously then the battery may need to be replaced sooner Pre Check list for call Check mains supply of system It should not exceed 230VAC Check supply voltage of panel It should not be more than 27 5VDC Check panel operation on battery backup mode Check all Indicators are showing results as per action are taking place in ...

Page 22: ...tem service provider for help 5 DO pay attention to record keeping There are several different types of records that are important to maintain Every Fire Alarm System should have what is called a Record of Completion document that is maintained up to date with any and all system changes made over the life of the system Other important records include built drawings user manuals written sequence of...

Page 23: ...fic technician about their level of experience in the type of work they are performing The reliability of your life safety and business continuity depends upon this person 5 DON T forget to consider the fire system when your facility changes One thing is for certain your building will eventually change and each time it does the Facility Manager must not forget to evaluate the impact those changes ...

Page 24: ...ote Use and keys to move the arrow cursor for the option Use and keys to show the next set of four menu options Press ENTER key to select the pointed menu option to configure Press Menu key to return to previous menu If Menu key is pressed at programming menu level panel will return to normal mode Menu Key Flow Diagram ...

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Page 26: ...hange Date With the help of left right up and down Keys LCD Display is Shows as below Date Format DD MM YY 2 Set Time By selecting this menu Set Time you can change Time With the help of left right up and down Keys LCD Display is Shows as below Time Format HH MM SS 3 About After entering in to About menu LCD displays TSGR Model Number Firmware version Set Date 24 01 20 Set Time 02 55 53 TrueSafe T...

Page 27: ... Swt1 By selecting this menu Set Press Swt1 switch type is selected which is going to connect with cylinder By default it is NO type you can select NC type to change the state press Enter menu and the use left or right key Press ENTER key to save the changes LCD Display is Shows as below 4 Set Press Swt2 By selecting this menu Set Press Swt1 switch type is selected which is going to connect with c...

Page 28: ...AC Config menu LCD displays current setting of RAC Configuration In this menu there are four options available for RAC configuration Use left and right keys to move to next option To set the particular option press ENTER key 1 Z1 Z2 Cross This is the cross zoning option for RAC with only zone 1 and 2 When both zones are in fire alarm condition then RAC will be released 2 Z1 or Z2 This is the simpl...

Page 29: ... Rly1 as Fire Fault or Gas Release By Default it is Fault When there is fault this relay will activate To change the state press Enter menu and the use left or right key Press ENTER key to save the changes 4 Prog Rly2 Config After entering in the Prog Rly2 Config menu LCD displays current setting of Prog Rly1 In this menu you can configure Prog Rly1 as Fire Fault or Gas Release By Default it is Ga...

Page 30: ...nter below sub menus 1 Manual Relse Tmr After entering in the Manual Relse Tmr menu you can set Manual release Tmr By default it is 005 Sec To change the state press Enter menu and the use up or down key LCD displays current setting of Manual Relse Tmr 2 Pre Release Tmr After entering in the Pre Release Tmr menu you can set Manual release Tmr by default it is 150 Sec LCD displays current setting o...

Page 31: ...AC silence Tmr by default it is 010 Min To change the state press Enter menu and the use up or down key LCD displays current setting of NAC silence Tmr Note This time is application for all three NAC s 3 2 6 Factory Reset From selecting this menu you can enter below sub menus 1 Factory Default Press Enter to restore all panel settings After restored all panel settings LCD will display Defaults Res...

Page 32: ... six options available under Menu key Use left and right key to scroll between these menus and use ENTER key to go in to particular menu Press menu key to exit or escape System Config Input Config Output Config Event view Timer setting Factory Reset 4 1 2 ACK key ACK key is used to acknowledge the system under fire fault conditions It is used to turn OFF the internal buzzer only 4 1 3 key Left Key...

Page 33: ... 4 1 7 Enter Key Enter key is use to access the new menu also saves configured data mode or value of the system 4 1 8 Gas Inhibit GAS Inhibit is use to abort the gas release operation at any time 4 2 Normal Mode Operation This section explains the system behaviour under different conditions The System continuously monitors for fire and system faults in all modes of operation When system is power O...

Page 34: ... activated All events are stored in memory Fire alarms latched and are not allowed to clear automatically Timer for NAC Silence starts Depending upon RAC setting the Pre Release timer starts and the system enters into Pre Release condition 4 2 2 Fault Condition If system detects any fault it immediately enters into fault condition The system indicates fault visually and audibly with distinctive in...

Page 35: ...tem stays in this condition till fault recovers 4 2 3 Pre Release Condition In this condition respective pre release timer starts and displays on LCD This is the warning for user that RAC is going to release after this time up The system enters into this condition through four different actions 1 Auto fire detection RACs configuration 2 External digital input REL The Pre Release condition is shown...

Page 36: ...of the relay is active till system reset Other relays retain the output status Other LED retains their status System latch respective RAC released status till reset If main cylinder is selected then Main RAC Released or Standby RAC Released message shows on LCD All events are stored in memory If it is not auto released then Manual Pre release timer starts and respective remote Release or manual re...

Page 37: ...rill operation or any other means it can be turned OFF using this digital input LCD displays as shown below For example NAC ON System Silence Operation The System operation for the System Silence condition is given below Silence LED turns ON NAC output turns OFF All events are stored in memory Other LED retains their status 4 2 7 System Reset There is one digital input provided to reset the system...

Page 38: ... are stored in memory 4 4 NAC Operation There are Three NAC outputs NAC1 NAC2 NAC3 At the Respective NAC output a NAC is connected NAC1 is operates only when any one of zone is in fire Condition NAC2 is operates only when Both the Zones Z1 and Z2 are in fire condition NAC3 is operates only when RAC release These NACs are turned OFF by manual action called System Silence The NAC faults System Silen...

Page 39: ... is selected then Main RAC Released else or Standby RAC Released message shows on LCD All events are stored in memory System latches these indications till system reset Other LED indications retain their status After RAC ON time RAC output activates the relay continuously RAC relay restores the status after system reset 4 5 2 Manual Mode Operation By using Key Switch you can select Manual Mode Rem...

Page 40: ... Sounder is activated when evacuate Internal buzzer indication is continuously on LCD indicates as shown below 4 8 View History Events The system has 4 history events view options which shows all events in sorted form Four history events options are not user protected user can see these events by pressing MENU key then press Right key three time after press Enter key to view below event Menu key h...

Page 41: ... alarm event total fire alarm count and current alarm view count Use left and Right keys to see previous events Press ESC key to exit the menu RAC history event view on scrolling using Right key RAC history event view on scrolling using Right key 4 8 3 Fault Events The system has capability to save 50 system fault events All events are stored with time and date User cannot clear this event history...

Page 42: ...ess MENU key one time LCD displays event view menu Select the Sequence Event view menu Initially it displays last two sequence events total sequence event count and current event view count Use Left and Right keys to see previous events Press Menu key to exit the menu Sequence event view on scrolling using Right key Sequence event view on scrolling using Right key Sequence event view on scrolling ...

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