olympia electronics BS-115 Operating instructions

Brand: olympia electronics

Model: BS-115

Category: Fire protection

Type: Operating instructions

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olympia electronics BS-114: Enhanced Fire Detection and Control

The olympia electronics BS-114 empowers you with advanced capabilities for safeguarding your premises from fire hazards. As a user-friendly control and programming device, it seamlessly integrates with the BS-116 fire detection panel, enabling comprehensive monitoring and management of your fire detection system. With its intuitive interface, the BS-114 lets you:

Configure your system: Connect up to four BS-116 panels, three BS-115 repeaters, four BS-117 relay devices, and eight BS-118 extinguishing devices to create a tailored fire detection solution for your specific needs.

olympia electronics BS-114: Enhanced Fire Detection and Control

Configure your system: Connect up to four BS-116 panels, three BS-115 repeaters, four BS-117 relay devices, and eight BS-118 extinguishing devices to create a tailored fire detection solution for your specific needs.

CONTENTS

1. Preface

2. Device Types

3. Configuration selections

4. Connections

5.Starting configuration (Setup)

6. Operation procedures

6.1 Operation level 1

6.2 Operation level 2

6.3 User instructions

7. Programming - tests - information

7.1 Tests

7.2 Programming

7.3 Information

7.4 Deactivation

7.5 Activation

7.6 History record deletion

7.7 Automatic unit recognition

7.8 Setting the user code

7.9 Setting the service code

7.10 Setting the service telephone

Technical characteristics

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1. Preface

A fully integrated fire detection system consisting of independent modules is a new idea in

the safety systems area. A group of 6 different devices can be combined with various ways in

order to realize a 16 to 64 zone fire detection systems with the capability to monitor and drive

extinguishing devices, electro valves, electromagnetic door latches and all the devices that

are needed to build even the most complicated fire detection system. The programming and

monitoring of these devices is done using a single control device. This is the only device that

must be in the control area.

2. Device types

The system consists of the following device types :

BS-116 16 zone fire detection panel

Keyboard- fire detection control and programming device

Indication device (repeater)

16 Relay device

Extinguishing device with adjustable delay

Public-address megaphone device with microphone

Type Description

BS-114

BS-115

BS-117

BS-118

BS-119

3. Configuration selections

The minimal required devices needed in order to develop a fully operational fire detection

system are a Bs116 fire detection panel and a Bs114 control and programming keyboard.

These devices are connected with 4 cables as shown in figure 1. The maximum cable length

must not exceed 500 metres.

The below figure shows the connection between BS-116 and BS-114. The same connection

is with BS-116 and BS-115, BS-117, BS-118.

To activate the terminal resistor 120Ohm the J6 jumper must be connected to both pins

inside the PCB.

All the above devices are powered by the fire alarm panel BS-116.

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Jumper

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BS-116 connection

ATTENTION!!

ONLY 4 PANELS BS-116 CAN

BE CONNECTED IN ONE

INSTALLATION. To connect

the panels use ONLY the +A

and -A terminals. DON’T USE the

+ and - terminals.

BS-116

panel

BS-116

panel

BS-116

panel

BS-116

panel

The maximum possible configuration consists of one BS-114 control keyboard, four BS-116

panels , three BS-115 repeaters, four BS-117 relay devices and eight BS-118 extinguishing

devices. Each device has it’s own address number. The connection between all of these

devices is shown in figure 2. Each panel can also accept a BS-620 megaphone driving

device.

Any configuration between the minimum and maximum described is possible. In this way a

fire detection panel with the required capabilities can be configured.

Figure 1 Connection of a BS-114 control keyboard with a BS-116 panel

BS-114

Programming and

control keyboard

BS-116

Fire detection panel

-Connection between panels.

The make a network between pan only the +A, -A must be connected. Below picture shows

the connection between panels.

Attention!!! To give an address to each panel use the dip-switches as shown in the

following diagram (Address 1,2,3 and 4).

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

Address 1Address 2 Address 3 Address 4

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Siren 1 Siren 2

JP 1

J 6

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No 4

Repeater

BS-115

No 1

No 2

No 3

No 4

Nο 2

No 1

No 2

No 3

BS- 11 6

ΨΗΦ ΙΑΚΟΣ Π ΙΝΑΚ ΑΣ

ΠΥΡΑ ΝΙΧΝΕΥΣ ΗΣ

16 ΕΩ Σ 64 ΖΩΝΩ Ν

Repeater

BS-115

No 2

Repeater

BS-115

No 3

BS- 11 6

ΨΗΦ ΙΑΚΟΣ Π ΙΝΑΚ ΑΣ

ΠΥΡΑ ΝΙΧΝΕΥΣ ΗΣ

16 ΕΩ Σ 64 ΖΩΝΩ Ν

BS- 11 6

ΨΗΦ ΙΑΚΟΣ Π ΙΝΑΚ ΑΣ

ΠΥΡΑ ΝΙΧΝΕΥΣ ΗΣ

16 ΕΩ Σ 64 ΖΩΝΩ Ν

BS- 11 6

ΨΗΦ ΙΑΚΟΣ Π ΙΝΑΚ ΑΣ

ΠΥΡΑ ΝΙΧΝΕΥΣ ΗΣ

16 ΕΩ Σ 64 ΖΩΝΩ Ν

BS-118

fire

extinguishing

device

No 8

Figure 2

BS-118

fire

extinguishing

device

No 1

Control

keyboard

BS-114

Panel

BS-116

230V AC

BS-117

16 relay device

No 1

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4. Connections

All connections to the panel must be made before connecting the battery and the

mains power supply.

Each panel has terminal blocks for connecting 16 zones of detectors, break-glass call points

or other input devices. Each zone terminal block has a pre-fitted terminal resistor (5K6). This

resistor is removed and placed on the last device of the zone or it is left in it’s place if the

zone is not used.

The connections for all 16 zones are identical. What it show in figures 4 and 5 for zone 1 is

also valid for all the other zones.

Figure 4. Connecting 1 manual call point BS-536 and 1 detector base on zone 1and connecting 2 bases of

detectors on zone 2. One detector also has a BS-572 remote LED indicator connected to it.

Detector

base

Detector

base

5Κ6

OUT

Remote

LED

BS-572

RTerminal

resistor

Detector

base

OUT

Manual call

point

BS-536

OUT IN

5Κ6

Terminal

resitor

FUSE

5x20 3A

L N

230V

Figure 3. Connection diagram with the mains voltage .

ΖΟΝΕ 1

ΖΟΝΕ 2

GND

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5Κ6

24 Vdc

monitor

ZONE

10-30V NCNO CZONE

10-30V NCNO C

Figure 5. Connecting 3 gas detectors BS-685 or BS-686. Besides connecting these detectors to the

zone we must also power them from the 24V dc monitor output.

Terminal

resistor

Gas

detector

BS-675

Gas

detector

BS-675

Gas

detector

BS-675

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Besides the terminal blocks mentioned the panel also has the following output:

24V uninterruptible : A 24Vdc uninterruptible power output that does not break in the event

of a panel reset. It can be used to power electromagnetic door latches.

Relay ALARM : A voltage free relay contact that is activated when a zone on the panel

issues an alarm.

Relay FAULT : A voltage free relay contact that is activated when the panel issues an error

or a fault.

The panel also has 2 cables for connecting the battery. The cable with the red connector is

for connecting the positive (+) terminal of the battery and the cable with the black connector

is for connecting the negative (-) terminal of the battery.

5. Starting configuration( Setup)

After all the connections to the panel are finished we can connect the battery and the 230V

AC power supply.

The first action that the BS-114 control keyboard must take is to recognize all the external

devices that are connected to the network. If the ENTER key is pressed then the display

shows:

Each panel has the required terminal blocks for connecting 2 siren circuits, bells or other

output devices that operate with 24Vdc. Each circuit can power devices with a maximum

consumption of 600mA. Each of these circuits has a pre-fitted terminal resistor (5K6). This

resistor is removed and placed on the last siren or it is left in it’s place if the circuit is not

used. The connections on both of these circuits are identical.

Figure 6. Connecting 3 BS-531 sounders with beacon on the SIREN 1 output circuit.

When connecting these device to the circuit ensure that the polarity is right.

SIREN 1

SIREN 2

5Κ6

Terminal

resistor

Terminal

resistor

BS-531

Sounder

with

beacon

GND

12V

24V

BS-531

Sounder

with

beacon

GND

12V

24V

BS-531

Sounder

with

beacon

GND

12V

24V

ENTER YOUR CODE

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GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET 15

Enter the code ”9999” and the device will start the automatic recognition procedure and the

Display shows in sequence:

SEARCHING UNIT ΧΧ

SCI POINT -> XX

Every time that a device is found it is shown on the display(e.g. Panel Νο 1) :

UNIT FOUND

PANEL 1

When the detection procedure is finished the display shows in sequence :

GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET

HISTORY FILE HAS

DELETED

SYSTEM READY

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The system has deleted the history record and is ready for testing and operation .

6. Operation procedures

There are 3 operations level on the panel.

Level 1.Level 1 operation can be done directly without the need of a code.

Leve 2. Level 2 operations are operations that are done by the user and need the user code

in order to be accessed.

Level 3. Level 3 operation are operations and setting that are done by the installation

technician and need the technician code (service code) in order to be accessed.

All operations are done using the BS-114 control and programming keyboard. The keys of

the devices operate the same on all operation levels.

6.1 Level 1 operations are all operations that are done by all personnel and do not require

an access code. The keys that operate in this level are :

HELP

ON - OFF

BUZZER

AL ARM

EVENTS

FAULT

EVENTS

ESC

ABCDE FGHIJ KLM N O

PQRST UVW X Y Z Ã Ä È Ë

ÎÐÓÖØ Ù#( ) ? %&!+-

space ENTER

yes no

To enter the history

record

Used for scrolling up or down

when in menus. Displaying Alarm

or Fault events.

Internal buzzer activation

and deactivation.

Cancelling and operation or returning

to the previous menu.

Accepting and operation

or advancing to the next menu setting

Numeric

Keypad

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The function of Level 1 are:

Α. Activating or deactivating the internal buzzer. In the case of an alarm or a

fault condition the internal buzzer will sound. To deactivate the buzzer press the ‘ON-OFF

BUZZER HELP’ key. Press the key again to activate the buzzer.

Β. Display the history record. using the ‘F1’ key we can see the history record of

the system. In the same menu we can also see the version number of the software installed

in the device. The structure of the menu and the corresponding indications is :

6.2 Level 2 operations are all operations that the user can do. These operations are found in a

menu. In order to access this menu the user must enter a 4 digit access code. By default this

access code is set to <0000> , but can be changed with another 4-digit code if it is required. In

order to enter level 2 (user level) we must follow the following procedure.

Press the ‘ENTER’ key . The Display shows:

If the‘0’ key is pressed 4 time then the

Display shows:

Now we have entered the level 2 user menu . The structure , operations and functions are:

ENTER YOUR CODE

----

SELECT->ENTER

SYSTEM RESET

SELECT->ENTER

ALARM HISTORY

NOT EXIST

ALARM EVENTS

NOT EXIST

FAULT EVENTS

×× ÓÕÌÂÁÍ ALARM

ÆÙÍÇÓ ×

×× ÂÑÁ×ÕÊÕÊËÙÌÁ

ÓÔÇ ÆÙÍÇ ×

×× ÂÑÁ×ÕÊÕÊËÙÌÁ

ÓÔÇ ÆÙÍÇ ×

×× ÂÑÁ×ÕÊÕÊËÙÌÁ

ÓÔÇ ÆÙÍÇ ×

ΧΧ ΒΡΑΧΥΚΥΚΛΩΜΑ

ΣΤΗ ΖΩΝΗ Χ

ΧΧ SHORT CIRCUIT

AT ZONE Χ

×× ÓÕÌÂÁÍ ALARM

ÆÙÍÇÓ ×

×× ÓÕÌÂÁÍ ALARM

ÆÙÍÇÓ ×

×× ÓÕÌÂÁÍ ALARM

ÆÙÍÇÓ ×

ΧΧ ALARM EVENT

ZONE Χ

SERVICE PHONE

ΧΧΧΧΧΧΧΧΧ

SELECT->ENTER

FAULT HISTORY

SELECT->ENTER

SERVICE PHONE

CHECK

ALL DISPLAY

ENTER

ESC

ENTER

If no history record

is available

If a history record

is available

Sequential blinking of

the LEDs and then

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MASTER KEYBOARD

V1.08 BS114 0012

Exiting the menu

If no history record

is available

If a history record

is available

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SELECT->ENTER

SYSTEM RESET

GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET 15

SELECT->ENTER

EVACUATE

SELECT->ENTER

SIREN SILENCE

ALARM->SILENCED

ZONE Χ

SELECT->ENTER

DISABLE ZONES *

DISABLE

ZONES OF PANEL 1

ENABLE

ZONES OF PANEL 1

DISABLE

ZONE 07

ENABLE

ZONE 07

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

1234567890123456

x -

1234567890123456

SELECT->ENTER

ENABLE ZONES *

<0000>

ENTER

ESC

ENTER

ENTER ENTER

ENTER

The detectors are reset, the LEDs are

tuned off, the sirens are silenced and

the relays are deactivated. After 15sec.

The panel enters normal operation.

A manual alarm is issued. The sirens are

sounded and the ALARM relays

are activated.

The sirens are deactivated. This setting

is only available only if an alarm condition

has occurred.

GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET

GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET 15

GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET

GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET 15

1 ALARM

EVAC. FROM KEYB.

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System Ready

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1 FAULT

AT PANEL 1

1 DISCONNECTED B

AT PANEL 1

6.3 User instructions. In quiescent state the panel shows :

If the panel detects an error (e.g. Disconnection of the battery) the Display shows :

Simultaneously the internal buzzer sounds, the LED BATTERY lights and the FAULT relay is

activated. To deactivate the buzzer press the ‘ON-OFF BUZZER’ key. More information

concerning the problem can be obtained by pressing the ‘FAULT EVENTS’ key. In this case

the Display shows:

If more than 1 errors occure then the Display shows the last error and the LIST LED lights to

indicate multiple errors. For more information press the ‘FAULT EVENTS’ key. After

correcting all errors we must RESET the system. Press the ‘ENTER’ key, enter the 4 digit

code, select‘SYSTEM RESET’ from the menu and press ‘ENTER’. The Display shows:

GENERAL SYSTEM

RESET

And after 15 sec the system enters normal operation mode.

If an alarm occurs on a zone (e.g. zone 8) the Display shows:

1 ALARM

ΖONE 8

Simultaneously the internal buzzer sounds, the ALARM LED is activated and the ALARM

relay is energized.

Τo silence the buzzer and the sirens press the ‘ON-OFF BUZZER’.

To silence οnly the sirens press the ‘’ENTER’’ key and enter the user code.

|In order to RESET the system when the sirens are silenced press the ‘’ENTER’’ key, enter

the user code and select the appropriate option from the user menu.

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7. Programming - tests - information

Press the ‘ENTER’ button. The Display shows:

Then press the‘1’ key four times: The Display shows:

And we have entered in the technician menu.

After this we can conduct a full systems check, we can modify the configuration of the

system, we can see the various voltages in different stages of the system, we can also

activate or deactivate the various options. The deletion of the history record and the

modification of the user and technician codes can also be done in this level of operation.

Level 3 operation are operation the change the default factory settings of the system. For a

simple fire detection installation without any special requirement, there is no need for

any changes and the system can operate with the factory settings. It is mandatory to enter

this level only if the installation requires special operations or settings.

In order to enter level 3 programming mode the technician code(service code) is required. This

is preset to <1111> but can be changed to any other 4-digit code. In order to access level 3

operations follow the procedure described bellow

ENTER YOUR CODE

----

SELECT->ENTER

SYSTEM CHECK *

SELECT->ENTER

TEST *

TEST MODE

WALK TEST

ACTIVATE 60:00

ZONE ONE BY ONE

When the system is in this state it can be

activated by an alarm in any zone. It activates the

sirens for 2 seconds and then deactivates them

automatically.

Sequentially the technician can test the required zones by activating a

detector or call point. To exit this mode press the‘ESC’ key. This mode will

also be exited when the time shown on the Display has elapsed.

RESET

ZONES OF PANEL 1

setting ‘2=RESET’ starts to blink. Pressing the ‘ 1’ key reactivates all the

zones.

PANEL ZONES 1

1=ACTIVE 2=RESET

When ‘ENTER’ is pressed the Display shows:

The setting ‘1=ACTIVE’ blinks.

In this state the technician can conduct a full systems check . When the

‘ENTER’ key is pressed the Display shows:

7.1 Tests

The first selection of the technician menu is If we press the

‘ENTER’

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RESET

ZONE 01

The setting ‘1=ACTIVE’ blinks. If the ’2’ key is pressed then the selected

zone is reset and the setting ‘2=RESET’ starts to blink. Pressing ‘1’ again

will reactivate the zone.

ZONE 01

1=ACTIVE 2=RESET

With the numeric keypad we select the required

zone and after pressing ‘ENTER’ we see :

TEST MODE

ALARM RELAY 1

The setting ‘2=DEACTIVE’ blinks. If the ‘1’ key is pressed then the relay is

activated and the setting ‘1=ACTIVE’ starts to blink. To deactivate the

relay press the ‘ 2’ key.

ALARM RELAY 1

1=ON 2=OFF

Select the ALARM relay on the required panel and

press ‘ENTER’. The Display shows:

TEST MODE

FAULT RELAY 1

The setting ‘2=DEACTIVE ’ blinks. If the ‘1’ key is pressed then the relay

is activated and the setting ‘1=ACTIVE’ starts to blink. To deactivate the

relay press the ‘2’ key.

FAULT RELAY 1

1= ON 2=OFF

Select the FAULT relay on the required panel and

press ‘ENTER’. The Display shows:

TEST MODE

SIREN 1

The setting ‘2=DEACTIVE’ blinks. If the ‘1’ key is pressed then the output is

activated and the setting‘1=ACTIVE’ starts to blink. To deactivate the

output press the ‘2’ key.

SIREN 1

1=ON 2=OFF

Select the required siren output and press ‘ENTER’.

The Display shows:

TEST MODE

24V-MON ->PANEL 1

The setting blinks . If the ‘2’ key is pressed then the output is

deactivated and the setting ‘2=DEACTIVATE’ starts to blink. To reactivate

the output press the ‘1’ key.

‘1=ACTIVE’

24V-MON ->PANEL 1

1=ON 2=OFF

Select the output on the required panel and press

‘ENTER’ the Display shows:

The setting blinks. If the ‘1’ key is pressed then the relay is

activated and the setting ‘1=ACTIVE’ starts to blink. In order to deactivate

the relay press the ‘2’ key. If a BS-117 relay module is not connected to the

‘2=DEACTIVE’

REMOTE RELAY 01

1=ON 2=OFF

Select the required zone relay and press

‘ENTER’. The Display shows:

UNIT IS

NOT CONNECTED

system then this operation is not available and the

system displays the message:

TEST MODE

RELAY (1/64) 01

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TEST MODE

HARDWARE CHECK

When ‘ENTER’ is pressed the system will start a check that includes a

HARDWARE check of the panel, the zones, the sirens, and the ‘24V-

monitored’ outputs. In every check it issues a message stating the right

or wrong configuration of each input or output.

TEST MODE

COMMUNICATIONS External devices communication test.

7.2 Programming

The second selection in the technician menu is If we press ‘ENTER’

we enter the sytem configuration submenu.

With this submenu we can change the mode of operation of the system outputs. Before

entrance to the submenu is admitted the system warns us and ask for confirmation . The

display shows:

SELECT->ENTER

CONFIGURATION *

!!CAUTION!!

SYSTEM SETTINGS

MAYBE

CHANGED

ARE YOU SURE ?

ENTER=YES

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed we enter the system configuration submenu(programming).The

selections that are available are:

CONFIGURE

ALARM RELAY 1

ACTIVATE MODE *

GENERAL ALARM

Select the ALARM relay of the required panel and press

‘ENTER’. The default activation method is shown:

If we want to change the activation method then we must press the ‘FAULT EVENTS’

key. The display shows:

Press ‘ENTER’ and using the‘FAULT EVENTS’ key select the required

activation method. The selections are the following:

ACTIVATE FROM

GENERAL ALARM

1. The relay is activated when any zone issues an ALARM. By

pressing the ‘ENTER’ key we can change the time that the

relay will be activated between 1 to 255 seconds

(the time 000 means continious operation) or by pressing

the ‘FAULT EVENTS key we can set the delay before the

ACTIVATE FROM

FAULT EVENTS

2. The relay is activated when an error occurs. We can also

adjust the operation time and the time to operate delay

using the above mentioned method.

CHANGE MODE OF

ACTIVATION *

relay will be activated between 1 to 255 seconds ( the selection 000 means no

delay).

ACTIVATE FROM

1-16 ZONES (OR)

3. It is activated when one or more preselected zones issue

an alarm. If this selection is made then by pressing

‘ENTER’ we must select the required zones on the

next menu.

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The display shows:

1234567890123456

The cursor blinks over the ‘1’ digit . If we want the relay to be activated by lets say

zones 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 press the’1’ key (yes) 6 times. The cursor is moved 6

positions to the right and is positioned over the ‘7’. Press the ‘2’ key (no) 10 times

and the display will show:

1234567890123456

Pressing ‘ENTER’ will activate the selection. The relay will only be activated when

one of the preselected zones (ticked) issues an alarm. We can also adjust the

operation time and the time to operate delay as described earlier.

ACTIVATE FROM

TWO ZONES (AND)

4. The relay is activated when 2 preselected zones issue an

alarm .If this method of activation is selected the by

pressing ‘ENTER’ we must select the desired zones on

the next menu.

The Display shows:

1234567890123456

The cursor blinks over the ‘1’. If we want the relay for example to be activated

by zones 5 and 6 the press the ‘2’ key for 4 times. The curcors shifts 4 places to the

right and is positioned over the ‘5’. Press the ‘1’ key (yes) 2 times and the display

shows:

1234567890123456

By pressing ‘ENTER’ the setting is activated . The relay will be activated only if both

zones 5 and 6 issue and alarm. We can also adjust the operation time and the time

to operate delay as described earlier.

The second device that can be programmed is the FAULT relay.

We select it by pressing ‘ENTER’.

CONFIGURE

FAULT RELAY 1

ACTIVATE FROM

GENERAL FAULT

After ‘ENTER’ is pressed the activation method is

shown.(default=GENERALl FAULT) If we want to

alter the activation method we must follow exactly the same procedure as

described earlier for the programming of the ALARM relay. The options and

settings are identical.

CONFIGURE

SIREN 1

ACTIVATE FROM

GENERAL ALARM

We can also program the siren output. We can

select using the ‘ FAULT EVENTS’ key

Select the required output using the numeric keypad and by pressing ‘ENTER’ we can see it’s

activation method (default=general ALARM). If we want to change the activation method press

the ’FAULT EVENTS’ key and ‘ENTER’. The options available are. “ACTIVATED BY GENERAL

ALARM” and “ACTIVATED BY ZONES(OR)”. The functions of the setting are the same as

described earlier for the ALARM relay. With the option “DURATION” we can select if the output

will have a permanent or an interruptible operation. The settings are the following:

0= permanent operation

1 = interruptible operation with 3 seconds ΟΝ - 5 seconds OFF

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Programming zone relays. If a BS-117 relay module is connected we can select.

CONFIGURE

RELAY (1/64) 01

Using the numeric keypad and pressing enter we can select the relay

that will be programmed.

1 = interruptible operation with 3 seconds ΟΝ - 5 seconds OFF.

2 = interruptible operation with 10 seconds ΟΝ - 5 seconds OFF.

3 = interruptible operation with 5 seconds ΟΝ - 15 seconds OFF.

4 = interruptible operation with 1 seconds ΟΝ - 1 seconds OFF.

From the delay option we can adjust the time that the selected output will be activated

after the alarm is issued. This delay can be between 1 and 255 seconds.

Programming the start to extinguish delay. If a BS-118 is installed then this option is used

CONFIGURE

F-EX RELAY 1

for activation delay of the Delay relay in each fire extinguishing

module. Using the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER ‘ key we select the fire

extinguishing module that we want to adjust the delay.

(1 - 120 seconds).

Programming the repeater panel functions.

CONFIGURE

REPEATER 1

If a BS-115 is installed then using this selection we can adjust the

permissible functions that will be done with it. Using the keyboard and

‘ENTER’ we select the repeater panel that we want to adjust if it is

going to have the capability of evacuation, the capability of resetting the

system or the capability of silencing the sirens.

Programming the internal buzzer. With this option we can adjust the sound mode of the internal

buzzer (selecting 0 or 1).

CONFIGURE

BUZZER 1

Resetting to default factory setting. If the ‘ ENTER ’ key is pressed and after the system warns

and asks for confirmation it reset all settings to factory defaults and detects all the

devices that are connected on the communication line.

DEFAULT PARAMs

SETTINGS

Programming the internal buzzer. With this option we can adjust the sound mode of the internal

buzzer (selecting 0 or 1).

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7.3 Information

The third option available in the technicians menu is

If the ‘ENTER’ key is pressed we enter the systems information submenu. Through this

submenu we can observe the voltages on the various stages of the system and information

concerning connected devices. The options of the submenu are:

SELECT->ENTER

INFORMATION

ZONE 01

Select, using the numeric keypad and the key ‘ENTER’, the required zone

to view its voltage. Acceptable readings are 23.5V to 25.0V (depending on

the number of detectors connected.

INFORMATION

SIREN 01

Select ,using the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key, the required siren

output to view its voltage. Acceptable readings in quiescent state are 0.5V

to 3.3V (depending on the number of sirens connected).

INFORMATION

MAINS AT PANEL 1

Select, using the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key, the required panel

to view its mains operation voltage. Two readings are available, ‘GOOD’

or ‘LOW’.

INFORMATION

BATT. OF PANEL 1

Select using the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key, the required panel

in order to view its battery voltage. After a 24 charging cycle the

reading should be in the range of 13.5 to 13.8V.

INFORMATION

VCC AT PANEL 1

Select, using the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key the required panel

in order to view its power supply operation voltage. It should be in the

range of 26.5 to 28V.

INFORMATION

24V-MON ->PANEL 1

Select ,using numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER key, the desired panel in

order to view the voltage on the 24V monitored output. It should be

between 26.5 and 28V.

INFORMATION

CONNECTED UNITS

If the ‘ENTER’ key is pressed the Display will show information for every

device that is connected to the network . For example the display will

show:

PANEL 1

V1.06 BS116 0012

This means that panel 1 has software version V1.06,

is the type BS - 116 and that the software

development date is the 12th month of the year

2000.

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7.4 Deactivation

The fourth selection on the technicians menu is

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed then we enter the deactivation submenu of the system. Through

this menu we can deactivate the operation of the zones and the outputs of the system. The

available selections are:

SELECT->ENTER

DISABLE ITEMS *

DISABLE

ALL SYSTEM

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed then all individual devices of the system cease to

operate.

DISABLE

ZONES OF PANEL 1

Using the keypad and pressing ‘ENTER’ we select the desired panel. The

Display shows: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

1234567890123456

DISABLE

ZONE 01

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key we select the required

zone. The Display shows: x

1234567890123456

DISABLE

ALARM RELAY 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key we select the required

ALARM relay. The Display shows:

And the relay is deactivated.

ALARM RELAY 1

IS DISABLED

DISABLE

FAULT RELAY 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required FAULT

relay. The Display shows:

And the relay is deactivated.

FAULT RELAY 1

IS DISABLED

DISABLE

SIREN 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required SIREN

output. The Display shows:

And the siren output is deactivated. SIREN OUTPUT 1

IS DISABLED

DISABLE

RELAYS OF UNIT 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required BS-117

device. The Display shows:

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed again then all the relays belonging to the selected

BS-117 device are deactivated.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

1234567890123456

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DISABLE

RELAY (1/64) 01

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select a specific relay (e.g.

Relay 1) on the required BS-117 panel.

The Display shows. x

1234567890123456

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed again, the selected relay is deactivated.

7.5 Activation

The fifth selection on the technicians menu is

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed we enter the activation submenu of the system. Through this

submenu we can activate the zones and the outputs of the system. The available selections

of the submenu are.

SELECT->ENTER

ENABLE ITEMS *

ENABLE

ALL SYSTEM

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed then all devices that were previously deactivated

are now activated.

ENABLE

ZONES OF PANEL 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required

panel. The Display shows:

ENABLE

ZONE 01

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required zone of

the panel. The Display shows:

All activated zones are marked with the ‘ ‘ symbol.

ENABLE

ALARM RELAY 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required ALARM

relay. The Display shows:

And the relay is activated.

ALARM RELAY 1

IS ENABLED

ENABLE

FAULT RELAY 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required FAULT

relay. The Display shows:

And the relay is activated.

FAULT RELAY 1

IS ENABLED

1234567890123456

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ENABLE

SIREN 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required SIREN

output. The Display shows:

And the siren output is activated.

SIREN OUTPUT 1

IS ENABLED

ENABLE

RELAYS OF UNIT 1

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select the required BS-117

device. The Display shows:

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed then all the relays of the BS-117 are activated.

1234567890123456

ENABLE

RELAY (1/64) 01

With the numeric keypad and the ‘ENTER’ key select a specific relay (e.g

relay1) of the selected BS-117 device. The Display shows:

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed again then the chosen relay is activated.

1234567890123456

7.6 History record deletion

The sixth selection of the technicians menu is

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed then the history record of the system is deleted. All ALARM and

FAULT events are written in this record.

DELETE

HISTORY FILE

7.7 Automatic unit recognition

The seventh selection in the technicians menu is

If ‘ENTER’ is pressed the SETUP procedure described in section 5 commences.

AUTOMATIC

UNIT DETECTION

7.8 Setting the user code.

The eight selection in the technicians menu is

If we press ‘ENTER’ the display shows :

Using the numeric keypad enter the required 4-digit code that will be used as a user

access code. The default user code set is “0000”.

SET

USER CODE

ENTER YOUR CODE

0000

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Model: BS-115

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