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Important information about the security network

Fire department operating panel in the network:

For safety reasons only one fire department operating panel should be operated within a network. However, you can connect fire department operating panels to any network panel. If a
second fire department operating panel is programmed in the network a warning is issued that the programming may only be carried out with the prior consent of the Technical Sales
Office.

General information for installation:

Ingoing and outgoing lines of the network connection must always be installed separate from one another, i.e. not in a multipair cable or in a raceway. Joint installation can have a negative
effect on the function or, if the cable/raceway is destroyed, this can lead to failure in the connection due to separation of the ingoing and outgoing lines.
Repeaters can be installed in distances of more than 1,000 metres between two network devices. A maximum of two repeaters are permissible between two devices. Each repeater can be
used to bridge a cable length of 1,000m. This produces a maximum cable length of 3,000m between two devices.

Possible error sources in the installation of the security network:

l Interruptions or rotating fields in the network connecting cables.

l Damage to the LAN cable (500kB, module type II) due to unauthorised bending radiuses.

l Incorrect setting of the eight coding bridges for the security network micromodule wiring in the FACP.

l Incorrect setting of the network address on the DIL or rotary switch of the network micromodule
(display: SYS fault network panel: xx), red LED is lit on the network micromodule.
The address of the micromodule starts from "0", the panel address starts from "1".
The panel with address "1" contains the network micromodule with the address "0" etc.

l Cable too long or attenuation too high. Typical loop resistances for cable lengths: IBM cable type I
approx. 100 Ohm/km, or I-Y (St) Y 0.8 approx. 70 Ohm/km.

l The panel or the unrecognised device is in emergency mode or switch on mode, e.g. after a reset.

l Panel or network device has no voltage or connection line is separated on both sides.

See also:
>Network devices

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Security network type

In this selection dialog first define which network micromodule type is to be used to configure every newly created network device in the network. In the program for FACP 8000C/M, Slot 3
is preset on the basic module and Slot 8 of the first I/O card for an FACP 8008.

The configured network micromodule type can also be changed later in the panel configuration of the corresponding fire alarm control panel. However, you must make sure that the
programmed network type also corresponds to the micromodule type in the slot.

Network type:
Network I (62.5 kBd):
Activate this check box if you wish to set up a network type I with a rate of transmission of 62.5 k baud. However, please remember that
max. 16 network devices are supported in a type 1 network.
Network II (500 Activate this check box if you wish to set up a network type II with a rate of transmission of 500 k baud. Always choose this network micromodule if you wish to
kBd): support a network with more than 16 devices.

See also:
>Information about the network

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Settings for security network: Properties

This dialog page contains all the information about the selected network. The total number of network devices and all fire alarm control panel in this network are also shown. The unnamed
network devices are for the Windows© customer data editor tools8000 "Unconfigurable devices" and are for information purposes only.

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Number of bus
Shows the total number of all network devices in this network. Up to 31 network devices can be installed in a network.
devices:

including: Shows the total number of all fire alarm control panels in this network.

The network name/label (max. 20 characters).

This additional information can make it easier to identify a network in a project and is intended for information purposes only. This
Name/Label:
information is not transmitted when a network is programmed and cannot be read out.

Here you can alter the required rate of transmission for all fire alarm control panels in the network simultaneously. Only network
Rate of transmission: modules with the same rate of transmission can be used in a network. The network micromodule type I supports the transmission rate
of 62.5 Kbit/s. Type II supports a rate of 500 Kbit/s.

The identifier-functionality for a stand-alone FlexES Control must be configured in the FACP settings: Network dialog
Identifiers:
For networked Panels the identifier function is configured in the this dialog.

>Zone ranges

>Communication groups

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Settings for security network: Zone ranges

On this dialog page the zone ranges for a networked FACP system are shown in a table and programmed for all FACPs. This prevents the threat of lost messages due to different entries in
the zone ranges.

For the unique identification of detector and control zones within a security network, detector and control zone numbers may only be assigned once.

If a new intruder alarm panel is to be integrated into an existing security network, the new programming must be adapted if necessary to existing area, device, detector and control zone
ranges. A maximum of 9999 detector and control zones can be programmed in a System 8000 FACP.

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Detector zones / control zones

The two separate tables provide you with all the information about detector and control zones within the security network. Every fire alarm control panel is preset with the maximum number
of detector and control zone ranges.

Shows the panel number of the FACP in the security network of 31 devices maximally. The unique allocation of a panel number is required
for data exchange between operating panels and/or panels in the network.

Panel: The panel number for the micromodule may only be assigned once in a network consisting of a maximum of 31 devices. The panel number must be the same as the
address on the micromodule. It is possible to make subsequent changes to the panel number in the FACP settings|Properties dialog.

Indicates the current name of the fire alarm control panel, e.g. Building 5 (max. 20 characters). This information can make it easier to
Name / Label: identify the FACP in the security network. Within a networked system an alarm report can be displayed on another fire alarm control panel
or panel printer. However, this functionality depends on the selected panel category (NP, MP, SP).

Indicates the lower limit <nnnnn> of the detector/control zone range for the selected fire alarm control panel.
from:

Indicates the upper limit <nnnnn> of the detector/control zone range for the selected fire alarm control panel.
to:

Button:
Select the detector or control zone range to be edited from the table and mark it. Click [Edit...] to open the dialog Detector/control zone range for editing.
Edit:

Add: Click [Add...] to add a new detector/control zone range.

Remove: To delete the selected detector/control zone range.

>Properties

>Communication groups

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Settings for security network: Communication groups

In special cases the network can be split into two or more areas. This allows separate operating and display areas to be mapped on a network. Depending on the panel category that is
programmed, various transmission and receiving authorisations for the communication groups are connected. Slave Panels (SP) cannot be programmed among one another as
communication groups.

The Communication groups data sheet must be filled in identically in all networked panels. If the data sheets of the networked FACPs are not filled in identically, no data can be exchanged
and there is a possibility that messages can be lost.

The matrix of the tools8000 customer data editor is pre-programmed in such a way that all panels can communicate with one another. Readiness to communicate between the panels is
shown by a green area on the crossing point of the matrix. The communication groups can only be selected in the permissible fields of the matrix.
If an existing communication matrix between two panels is to be cancelled, mark the crossing point on the matrix with the mouse. The communication readiness is cancelled and this is
shown by the red area on the crossing points.

If customer data from a previously programmed panel is loaded, the current status of all communication groups is displayed.

When exiting the Communication groups data sheet or when programming the panel a plausibility check is carried out. A corresponding warning is displayed if not all panels have a
communication group. However, depending on the application it is not always necessary that a FACP has a communication group.

Button:
Select Panel Category..: Click [Select panel category...] to open the dialog panel category for editing. Select the required panel category, e.g. Network Panel
(NP), Master Panel (MP) or Slave Panel (SP) from the network devices. The operating and display mode depends on the selected
panel category.

>Properties

>Zone ranges

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Edit network communication

In this dialog all important information about the selected fire alarm control panel as a communication partner in the security network is combined and displayed in a table. It is not possible
to make changes in the settings as a network device here.

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Communication with the Security Network Panels:

Indicates the communication partner that has been determined for the local FACP. For unique identification in the network, FACP numbers
Number: may only be assigned once. In the security network up to <31> devices can be networked with one another. The FACP number is set in the
FACP settings|Properties dialog.

Depending on the panel type that is programmed, various transmission and receiving authorisations for the communication partners can be
Comm. Partner: set. An existing communication path between the selected local FACP and other network devices is shown by an <X> symbol. If a
communication connection is not possible due to the programmed panel type, there is no entry in this field.

Shows the set panel type of the communication partner in the network. Depending on the panel category it is possible to operate or
activate another networked fire alarm control panel. The panel category Network Panel (NP) is always pre-programmed. The following
Type: panel categories can also be set with the corresponding characteristics: Master Panel (MP) or Slave Panel (SP).

The panel category can be set individually in Settings for the security network. To do this, open the panel category dialog.

Shows the name of the communication partner (max. 32 characters), e.g. Building 5. This information can make it easier to identify the
Label:
networked FACPs in the security network.

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Operating mode of NP, MP and SP in a network

The panel categories Network Panel (NP), Master Panel (MP) or Slave Panel (SP) can be defined in the customer programming of System 8000 FACPs. Depending on the panel category
various operating and display possibilities are available in the network.

Example:
>Network Panel in network (Graphic)
>Master Panel in network (Graphic)
>Slave Panel in network (Graphic)

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Select panel category

This data sheet is used to select the required panel category for all network fire alarm control panels. The data sheet must be identical for all fire alarm control panels in a security network.
If the data sheet is not identical there is a danger that messages may be lost.

Shows the appropriate panel number (max. 31 panels possible).

The panel number can be changed for a subsequent networking of fire alarm control panels.
The unique allocation of a panel number is required for data exchange between operating panels
No.: and/or panels in the network. The panel number for the micromodule may only be allocated once in
a network consisting of a maximum of 31 devices. The panel number must be the same as the panel
number on the network micromodule. The panel number is set in the FACP settings|Properties
dialog.

Indicates the current name of the fire alarm control panel, e.g. Building 5 (max. 20 characters). This
information can make it easier to identify the FACP in the security network. Within a networked
Label:
system an alarm report can be displayed on another fire alarm control panel or panel printer.
However, this functionality depends on the selected panel type (NP, MP, SP).

Panel Type: Indicates the type name of the System 8000 FACP in the security network.

Select the required panel category for each networked FACP. Depending on the panel category it is
possible to operate or activate on another networked fire alarm control panel. The panel category
Network Panel (NP) is pre-programmed. The following panel categories are also available with the
Panel Category: corresponding characteristics: Master Panel (MP) or Slave Panel (SP).

The panel category can be selected for every System 8000 fire alarm control panel by clicking the
necessary cell.

<NP>
The fire alarm control panel is pre-programmed as a Network Panel.

<MP>
Select this setting if the FACP is to be operated as a master panel in the security network.

Select this setting if the FACP is to be operated as a slave panel in the security network.
<SP>

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Edit/add control zone ranges

This dialog page is used to assign the detector/control zone ranges for the respective fire alarm control panels as a component of a networked system. For unambiguous identification of
messages or activations within a security network, detector and control zone ranges may only be assigned once for all fire alarm control panels. Note that overlaps in the ranges are not
permissible.

If a new fire alarm control panel is to be integrated into an existing security network, the new programming must be adapted if necessary to existing area, device, detector and control zone
ranges. A maximum of 9999 detector and control zones can be programmed in a System 8000 FACP. The zone ranges of the other panels with the respective panel numbers must be
entered in each FACP that is connected in a network.

Detector/control zone ranges of panels:

This field displays the zone ranges of the currently marked fire alarm control panels in Edit mode. If a new zone range is added via >Add<
Panel (n):
you can select the FACP to be displayed from the check box here.

Up to 8 different zone ranges can be entered for each of the max. 31 panels in a network. Enter the required zone ranges for the individual fire alarm control panels in this
Zone ranges: table.

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Network Panel in the security network

The panel category can be defined in the customer data programming of System 8000 FACP. Depending on the panel category various operating and display possibilities are available in
the network.

A Network Panel receives status messages such as fire or fault from every device and sends status messages that occur locally to all the other devices in the security network. Operations
are only permitted from other Network Panels or master panels, but all other devices in the network can be operated from a Network Panel. The panel category can be selected in the
Settings for the security network dialog to suit requirements.

Example:

l Network Panel in security network (Graphic)

Home > Security network > Panels in the security network > Panel category > Master Panel (MP)

Master panel (MP) in the security network

A master panel receives status messages such as fire or fault from every device, but only sends local status messages to master and Network Panels. A master panel only accepts
conditions from Network Panels, while all network panels and slave panels can be operated from the master panel. The panel category can be selected in the Settings for the security
network dialog, to suit requirements.

Example:

l Master Panel in security network (Graphic)

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Slave panel (SP) in the security network

The slave panel does not accept status messages from the network but it does send local status messages to master and Network Panels. Operations are only permitted from master and
network panels. No operations can be sent to other devices from the slave panel itself. The panel category can be selected in the Settings for the security network dialog to suit
requirements.

Example:

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l Slave Panel in security network (Graphic)

Home > Security network > Devices in a network > Non-configurable network devices

Non-configurable network devices

Shared display and operating panel (ABIGA)

The ABIGA, as a network device is only displayed for information
purposes in this network. Each ABIGA occupies a separate network
address. Up to 31 devices can be installed in a network.

To program the ABIGA customer data you will need the separate
Windows© customer data editor tools netControl.

Serial network interface (SEI)

The SEI, as a network device, is only displayed for
information purposes in this network. Each SEI occupies a
separate network address. Up to 31 devices can be
installed in a network.

To program the SEI connection data you will require the

separate Windows© programmer software SEI Setup.

Intruder alarm panel 5008 (IAP 5008)

The intruder alarm panel IAP 5008 is only displayed for information
purposes in this network. Each IAP 5008 occupies a separate network
address. Up to 31 devices can be installed in a network.

To program the IAP 5008 customer data you will require the separate
Windows© customer data editor tools 5008.

Devices with no previous allocation (ABIGA, SEI, IAP 5008)

If no unique device allocation can be made at present, this
device type can be allocated to the serial network interface
(SEI) or the intruder alarm panel IAP 5008 in place of the
shared display and operating panel (ABIGA).

You can make the required type allocation at a later date

via the mouse side-click menu.

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Devices in the network: Net Devices

The System 8000 FACPs can be operated in a short circuit and interruption-tolerant security network by means of the network micromodule. The network can consist of 31 devices
maximally. Every network device must be programmed with the panel number that is set on the network micromodule. It is possible to use network micromodules with different hardware
status in the network. But you should make sure that you only use network micromodules with the same transmission speed.

A special command menu can be opened for every network device with the dialog/object-related mouse side-click menu. The commands are only coordinated for the network device and
are selected with the mouse.

The network supports a cross-network display of messages and the activation of control zones for network devices, depending on the selected panel category Network Panel (NP), Master
Panel (MP) or Slave Panel (SP). For the unique identification of detector and control zones within a security network, detector zone ranges for message displays and control zone ranges
for triggering a control zone may only be assigned once for all network devices. The network settings for zone ranges of a fire alarm control panel are carried out in a separate dialog.

To set up a network, select the project view in the navigation screen with the mouse. All existing project components are displayed in the working screen. Open the dialog to select the
network via the dialog/object-related mouse side-click menu. To do this click the right mouse button in the working screen. Remember that no project components (e.g. network, FACP or
analog loop) may be marked for editing. Then select >create network<. The standardised symbol is displayed in the working screen.

Then use the dialog/object-related mouse side-click menu to select the command Create panel and define the network devices.

l Detector zones

l Control zones

See also:
>Panel configuration FACP 8000C
>Panel configuration FACP 8000M
>Panel configuration FACP 8007
>Panel configuration FACP 8008

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Devices in the network: detector zones

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All programmed detector zones and their functions in the network are shown in a table on this dialog page. A detector zone can, for example, consist of an analog detector, diagnostic
detector and a transponder (standard detector). You can configure the individual detector zones from the table. The program automatically calculates the entries in the columns detector
technology and Number of detectors during wiring recognition.
To edit/program a marked detector zone open the associated dialog detector zones|properties with a double mouse click.

Detector zones assigned to this network:

Shows the programmed detector zone number for this analog loop in the network.
No.: The detector zones are given a consecutive number by the customer data editor. This numbering can be changed manually, although a
number may only be allocated once. Detector zone numbers can be assigned in the range of <1; ...; 9999> for the entire network.

Identifier: Displays the identifier for the current detector zone ( see also Identifier-functionality ).

Shows the name of the detector zone on this analog loop (max. 25 or 40 characters).
This information can facilitate identification of the detector zone in the network, but it is only additional information. The user defined Label
is not required for the functionality of the detector zone. If an event occurs the Label is displayed on the operating panel or panel printer and
Label:
can be changed in the detector zone dialog Properties.

The place of installation of the micromodule or detector zone on the analog loop is uniquely assigned on the basis of the <4-digit> primary
Place of installation: loop number. To change the place of installation of the analog loop module select the mouse side-click command move to empty slot, e.g. in
the panel configuration FACP 8000C.

Shows the event type for activation of a detector zone alarm. The zone type that is displayed can be changed depending on the
Zone type:
programmed devices in the detector zone. The following zone types can be set:

The detector zone is programmed as a fire detector zone to connect automatic detectors or MCP. If an event occurs
<Fire>
the detector zone input will trigger Fire.

The detector zone is programmed as a Technical Alarm Module to connect TAL modules. If an event occurs the
<TAL latched>
detector zone input will trigger TAL latched.

The detector zone is programmed as a Technical Alarm Module to connect TAL modules. If an event occurs the
<TAL not latched> .
detector zone input will trigger TAL not latched.

<Control input> The detector zone is programmed for an event-controlled switching function to connect external switch contacts.

The detector zone is monitored at a resistance of 10KW ± 40%. Every resistance value outside the range leads to an alarm message.
<Differential line>

The detector zone is programmed as a fault detector zone with fault message in case of an event. If an event occurs
the detector zone input will trigger Fault latched.
<Fault latched>

The detector zone is programmed as a fault detector zone with fault message in case of an event. If an event occurs
<Fault not latched>
the detector zone input will trigger Fault not latched.

Mode: Shows the programmed mode of the detector zone. The mode depends on the detector technology that is used.

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Automatically shows the determined detector technology for the detector zone of this analog loop. Manual entry of the detector technology
is not possible. The detector technology is automatically determined and taken over when the existing data of an individual, non-assigned
analog loop is downloaded.
Detector
technology:

A distinction is made between the following detector technologies in the data sheet:

<Analog/AD> Is shown for recognised automatic detectors if they are installed in a detector zone.

Is displayed for recognised Manual Call Points / Technical Alarm Module (TAL) from Series 9200 if they are installed in a detector zone.
<Analog/MCP>

Is displayed for recognised network transponders if they are installed in a detector zone.
<Analog/Transponder>

<Analog/Signal> Is displayed for recognised network-capable alarm devices if they are installed in a detector zone.

Is shown for recognised automatic detectors with individual addressing from Series 9100 if these are connected to detector zone inputs of
the EDD micromodule or a network transponder.
<Diagnostics/AD>

Is displayed for recognised manual fire detectors / Technical Alarm Module (TAL) with individual addressing from
<Diagnostics/MCP>
Series 9100 if they are connected to the detector zone inputs of the EDD micromodule or a network transponder.

Is displayed when Series 9000 automatic detectors are recognised at the detector zone input of a network transponder.
<Standard/AD>

Is displayed when Series 9000 manual call points are recognised at the detector zone input of a network
<Standard/MCP>
transponder.

Shows the total number <n> of all devices in this detector zone. The number is automatically determined when existing data from the fire
Number of detectors:
alarm control panel is downloaded. Up to 32 detectors can be installed in a detector zone.

Shows the current control number <n> of the master box to be activated in case of a fire alarm. If no control number is selected to trigger
a master box in the dialog Detector zones|Activations, the information <none> is displayed. Control numbers 1 to 10 are reserved for master
MB: boxes in the fire alarm control panel.

The following different activation types are displayed.

<none> No master box is activated in case of a fire alarm.

A fire alarm directly activates the master box. You can only make an entry when the MB No. (MB activation) has
<n (direct)> been assigned. In case of a fire alarm in this detector zone any programmed delay/verification time may be ignored
and the master box will be directly activated.

A fire alarm activates the master box after the programmed delay/verification time. You can only make an entry when
<n (delayed)>
the MB No. (MB activation) has been assigned.

Shows the number of all programmed detector zones <n> of this network. Detector zone numbers can be assigned in the range of <1; ...;
9999> for the entire network.
Quantity:

Button:
Click [Edit...] to open the dialog Detector zones|Properties for editing. Select the detector zone to be edited from the table.
Edit:

To delete the marked detector zone. Note that detector zones can only be removed if no device <--> is assigned.
Remove:

Print:. Click >Print< to print out the tabular overview of the detector zones for this analog loop

>Devices

>Control zones

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Home > Security network > Devices in a network > Control zones

Devices in the network: control zones

All programmed control zones and their functions in the network are shown in a table on this dialog page. The activation mode of the control zone can be programmed depending on the
respective device, e.g. as normal or as sounder. You can configure the individual control zones from the table. The program automatically calculates the entries in the columns Place of
installation during wiring recognition.
To edit/program a marked control zone open the associated dialog control zones|properties with a double mouse click.

Control zones assigned to this panel:

Shows the programmed control zone number for the network.
The control zones are given a consecutive number by the customer data editor. This numbering can be changed manually, although a number may only be allocated
No.: once. Control zone numbers can be assigned in the range of <1; ...; 9999> for the entire network.

Identifier: Displays the identifier for the current control zone ( see also Identifier-functionality ).

Shows the name of the control zone (max 25 or 40 characters).

This additional information can simplify identification of the control zone The user defined Label is not required for the functionality of the
control zone. If an event occurs the Label is displayed on the operating panel or panel printer and can be changed in the control zone
Label:
dialog Properties.

Shows the category of the control output, e.g. relay ð relay contact. The control output category cannot be modified here.
Output Category:

If multiple use has been programmed for the respective control zone number, it is displayed in this column. Multiple use is shown by the
[ X ] symbol.

When programming multiple use, pay attention to the following restrictions:

l cross-panel multiple use is not possible

l multiple use relates exclusively to the bus devices of one shared analog loop

Several used: l multiple use for the outputs of a transponder is not possible

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l only the same type of outputs, e.g. relay/LED output of a detector base can be combined to activate a remote alarm indicator.

To program multiple use, mark the respective control zones and open the dialog/object-related side-click menu with the right mouse
button. Then select Merge. Then opens the Merge detector outputs dialog.

In multiple use up to 32 control zones can be combined to form a single control zone, although it is not possible to combine transponder control zones.

The place of installation of the micromodule or control zone on the analog loop is uniquely assigned on the basis of the <4-digit> primary
loop. The primary loop number cannot be changed manually.
Place of installation:
To change the place of installation of the analog loop module select the mouse side-click command move to empty slot, e.g. in the panel
configuration FACP 8000C.

Shows the number of currently programmed activations to activate this control zone <n>. Several activations can be assigned to one
No. Activation:
control zone.

Shows the current type of activation to trigger the control zone. The displayed activation type is dependent on the properties of the
programmed device.
Type of activation:
For example for the common fault relay (CF) on the basic module of the FACP 8000C a different activation can be selected than for the
output of a transponder.
Inspection active: If activated (x) this control zone will be triggered in case of an enabled inspection mode of the panel (service).
Cover contact open: If activated (x) this control zone will be triggered in case of an open cover contact (panel housing).
If activated (x) this control zone will be triggered in case of an unlocked operation panel (by key or access code).
Operating enabled:

Button:
Select the control zone to be edited from the table and mark it with the mouse. Click [Edit...] to open the dialog >control
Edit:
zones|Properties< for editing.

Removes the entry for the marked control zone number. The fire alarm control panel cannot activate an external device in case of an
Remove:
alarm.

Create activations...: Click [Create activation...] to open and edit the dialog >Activation in case of an event<

Print: Print the tabular overview of the control zones for this fire alarm control panel.

>Devices

>Detector zones

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Edit SP 300X-Module: Properties

The SP 300X module is used to connect a 3007/3008 panel either via RS232 (V.24) or TTY format (20mA). The serial interface micromodule can only be operated on the extension card. Up
to seven 3007/3008 panels can be supported on one gateway.

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Slot:
Shows the appropriate panel number (max. 31 panels).The panel number can be changed
individually for a subsequent networking of fire alarm control panels.For data exchange
between operating panels and/or essernet® network panels you must allocate a unique
essernet® panel number.
Panel number:
The panel number that is set for the essernet®-micromodule may only be allocated once in
an essernet® network which can contain up to 31 devices. The panel number must
correspond to the panel number that is set in the essernet® micromodule. The panel number
is set in the dialog FACP Settings|Properties.

It is possible to make a unique determination of the extension card that is used on the basic module on the
basis of the numbering <n> for the extension card. The display <extension card: 1> shows that Slot 1 of the
basic module is equipped with one extension card. If, for example, Slot 2 is occupied, the extension card
Extension card: display would show <2>.

It is possible to make a unique determination of the SP 300X module on the extension card on the basis of the
numbering <n> of the slot. For example, the display of the slot number <3> shows that the SP 300X module is
Slot number: inserted on slot number 3.

Display as:
In this display the <4-digit> primary loop number is displayed. Individual modules of the fire alarm control panel
can be switched on/off with the internal primary loop number via the panel keyboard and can also be
programmed with the customer data editor. This internal primary loop number consists of the panel number,
Primary loop:
the slot and the module number.

Type of interface: Selection of serial interfaces on the micromodule that are to be supported by the software.

supports the RS485 Format for serial connection to a 3007/3008 panel.

<RS485>

supports the TTY-Format (20 mA) for serial connection of a 3007/3008 panel.
<TTY (20mA)>

Select the master box (MB) required for activation here on the basis of the control zone number for the fire
alarm control panel in the essernet®. You can only select master boxes available in the essernet® network.
This MB is activated in the essernet® in the event of a fire alarm from a control zone of a 3007/3008 fire alarm
MB of FACP 800X: control panel connected to a gateway.

<none> No master box (MB) is activated by a connected 3007/3008 panel.

The selected master box (MB) is triggered by a connected 3007/3008 panel.

<1, ..., 10>

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Use this selection dialog to load existing additional texts from the 3007/3008 sub-panels with
file extension *.ZTE into the essernet® 8000 system. However, you must remember that
Load 300X SP text:
every additional text file is assigned to the correct SP 300X module. Previously programmed
text are overwritten when you load additional texts!

Button:
Open file: Press >Open file< to open the selection dialog to select the 300X SP texts.

>Gateway

>Detector zone

>Control zone

>Terminal Assignment

>Message text

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Edit SP 300X-Module: Gateway

On this dialog page you can program all settings for the zone ranges that can be given a separate detector zone offset. But you must make sure that the zones in the individual ranges do not
overlap. The resulting detector and control zone numbers must be in the corresponding zone ranges of the gateway. The entry is directly checked for validity. Each zone is assigned to a
separate range.

Description:
Range 1 to 4: Displays the type name of the automatic detector.

Use these entry fields to enter a detector zone range for each of the four ranges. If, for

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example, a 3008 fire alarm control panel is connected with 120 detector zones in the full
Zone no. from / to: configuration, these 120 detector zones can be subdivided into four ranges. Enter the
numbers of the detector zones in the respective entry fields.

Enter the Offset for each range, if required.

E.g. a detector zone range from detector zone No. 1 to 4 is defined for range 1 and the offset
Offset: value has been defined as No. 100, the detector zones in this range are automatically
numbered from Detector zone Nos. 100 to 104 and displayed in the 8000 fire alarm control
system.

Offset for 300X Control zones:

Enter the last control zone number to be displayed in this entry field. Up to 121 control zones can be
programmed in the 3008 fire alarm control panel.
up to relay No.:

Enter the Offset for the control zones that are to be displayed, if required.
E.g. an offset of 11 has been defined for control zones up to 10. The control zone numbers are automatically
Offset: numbered from No. 11 to 21 and displayed accordingly in the FACP 8000.

Display fault or disabled messages from 300X:

Depending on the panel type that is used, identical functionalities are to be performed with different relays on the panel circuit board.

If a master box (MB) is connected in the 3007/3008 fire alarm control panel, the control number of the relay that
activates the MB must be entered. Depending on the sub-panel type that is used, the required relay must be
MB from sub-panel: selected to display faults/disabled messages in the essernet® network.

<not in use> The sub-panel relay (FACP 3007/3008) is not activated in case of an event.

Relay 1 (FACP 3007) or 2 (FACP 3008) from the sub-panel is activated in case of an event.
<1, 2>

Sounder relay
Depending on the sub-panel type in use, select the required relay to activate sounders in case of faults/disabled
messages.
from sub-panel:

The sub-panel relay (FACP 3007/3008) is not activated in case of an event.

<not inuse>

Relay 2 (FACP 3007) or 3 (FACP 3008) from the sub-panel is activated in case of an event.
<2, 3>

>Properties

>Detector zone

>Control zone

>Terminal Assignment

>Message text

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Edit SP 300X-Module: Detector zone

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On this dialog page, the programmable detector zones of 3007/3008 panels and the associated information is displayed. To edit the data displayed here for a detector zone, select the
respective table row with the left mouse button and click >Edit<. You can also edit a detector zone by double-clicking the respective row in the table. An overview of all detector zones
assigned to a gateway is given in the table detector zones in the panel configuration.

Detector zones assigned to this module

Displays the programmed detector zone number for this SP 300X module.The detector zone numbers are assigned according to the selected
No. 300X:
settings. Detector zone numbers can be assigned for the SP 300X module in the range from <1, ..., 120>.

No. 800X: Displays the associated detector zone number that is entered in the 8000 system depending on the offset range.

Displays the name of the additional text for this detector zone (max. 25 characters). This additional information can make it easier to identify
Label: the detector zone. The additional text is displayed on the control panel or the panel printer in case of an event from one of the devices on the
detector zone.

Number of Displays the current number of devices in a detector zone.The number of devices in a detector zone is defined in the associated detector
devices: zone dialog. Up to 30 devices may be assigned to a detector zone.

Button:
Select the detector zone to be edited from the table. Click [Edit...] to open the >Edit detector zone - <n> dialog for editing.
Edit...:

>Properties

>Gateway

>Control zone

>Terminal Assignment

>Message text

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Edit SP 300X-Module: Control zone

On this dialog page the programmable control zones of 3007/3008 panels and the associated information is displayed. To edit the data displayed here for a control zone, select the respective
table row with the left mouse button and click >Edit<. You can also edit a control zone by double-clicking the respective row in the table. You will find an overview of all control zones

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assigned to a gateway in the table control zones in the panel configuration.

Control zones assigned to this module:

Displays the programmed control zone number for this SP 300X module.

The control zone numbers are pre-assigned according to the selected settings. Up to 121 control zone numbers can be assigned for the SP
300X module in the range from <0, ..., 120>.
No. 300X:

The control zone number <0> of FACP 3007/3008 is only used for joint activation/deactivation of the panel relay.

No. 800X: Displays the associated control zone number that was entered in the 8000 system, depending on the offset range.

Displays the name of the additional text for this control zone (max. 25 characters).
Additional text:
This additional information can make it easier to identify the control zone. The additional text is displayed on the control panel or the panel
printer in case of an event from one of the devices on the control zone.

Button:
Edit...: Select the control zone to be edited from the table. Click [Edit...] to open the Edit >control zone - <n> dialog for editing.

>Properties

>Gateway

>Detector zone

>Terminal Assignment

>Message text

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Edit SP 300X-Module: Terminal Assignement

This dialog page shows the terminal assignment and the associated position of the terminals for the SP 300X module. The terminal assignment depends on the preset RS485 or TTY
mode of the interface. For a better overview the slot that is used, e.g. the extension card and the associated terminal, is marked in colour. It is thus a simple matter to see a direct
assignment between slot and terminal.

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>Properties

>Gateway

>Detector zone

>Control zone

>Message text

Home > Security network > Devices in a network > Gateway > Message text

Edit SP 300X-Module: Message texte

Message text for analog loop (primary loop):

If the >Fire< condition is recognised on the analog loop, any message text that has been entered is displayed.
Fire or technical alarm (TAM):

Fault: If a fault in the analog loop is recognised, any message text that has been entered is displayed.

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If a disablement of the analog loop is recognised, any message text that has been entered is displayed.
Disablement:

Enter the individual message text to be displayed for each event in the respective message text field. If message text is to apply for the control zone in general, you can copy message text by
clicking >Use message text for all events<. The message text field that is currently marked is used for all events.

>Properties

>Gateway

>Detector zone

>Control zone

>Terminal Assignment

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