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  • Page 1 Fire Control Panel Installation Operation Maintenance ZITON...
  • Page 3 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Installation Operation System Maintenance Document no. 1160 Issue 06 Published 25 February 2005 ISSUE HISTORY Issue Date Version Details 21/01/2005 25/02/2005...
  • Page 4 This document is copyright by Ziton, and all rights are reserved. It may not be photocopied, translated, or reduced to a machine readable form, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of Ziton Ltd. It may not be distributed with changes or omissions, which have not been authorized by Ziton Ltd.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Table of Contents System Overview The ZP3 System ......................1-1 1.1.1 Introduction ........................1-1 1.1.2 Basic System Features ....................1-2 1.1.3 Standards......................... 1-5 1.1.4 Sensors and Devices ....................... 1-6 1.1.5 Accessories and Peripherals ................... 1-7 1.1.6...
  • Page 6 Optional Modules ......................2-16 2.6.1 Communication Boards....................2-16 2.6.2 ZP3AB-RS232 Serial Communications Board (Z-Port 1a) ..........2-17 2.6.4 ZP3AB-NET1 Network Board (Z-Port 2) ................ 2-23 2.6.5 Auxiliary Chassis......................2-26 2.6.6 Mounting Auxiliary Boards ..................... 2-27 2.6.7 Auxiliary Boards and Modules ..................2-28 2.6.8 Printer..........................
  • Page 7 Common Outputs ......................5-7 5.4.1 Common Sounder Outputs ....................5-7 5.4.2 Common Fire / Fault Outputs................... 5-8 5.4.3 Remote Manned Centre Outputs ..................5-9 Auxiliary Boards ......................5-10 5.5.1 ZP3AB-RL8 Relay Board ....................5-10 5.5.2 ZP3AB-MA8 Monitored Output Board................5-11 5.5.3 ZP3AB-OP24 Transistor Output Board................
  • Page 8 9.4.3 PP3 new features......................9-2 9.5. Panel Filters Set, Store and Send Capability..............9-3 9.6. New Network Filters ......................9-4 9.6.1 Filter description....................... 9-4 9.6.2 Use of network communications filters ................9-5 9.7. Language Loading ......................9-6 9.8. Debug Comms Message ....................9-7 Appendices Operator Instructions ..................Appendix O Maintenance Instructions ...................
  • Page 9 SAFETY Procedures in this manual should only be carried out by Trained Service Personnel. The ZP3 panel is powered from a 230 volt AC primary supply and from a 24 volt DC battery backup supply. Primary Supply Connection to the 230 volt AC primary supply (+10%: -15%), must comply with National wiring regulations.

  • Page 11: System Overview

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 1 System Overview UD1160.1 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 13: The Zp3 System

    Self-maintenance and diagnostics are built-in. ZP3 fire alarm panels are available in 1, 2 and 4 loop versions, supporting up to 508 sensors per panel. Built-in peer-to-peer networking capability allows up to 100 panels and over 50,800 sensors to be connected together, providing scalability from small to very large systems.

  • Page 14: Basic System Features

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel System Overview 1.1.2 Basic System Features The ZP3 system incorporates a wide range of features and capabilities. These are described in detail later in this manual. The following is a list of the basic features available. •...
  • Page 15 Sensors are automatically subjected to a self-test at regular intervals, and vital elements of the system, such as the software configuration data and running data are verified every hour. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.1 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 3...
  • Page 16 Simple integration into third-party systems is possible. Peer-to-Peer Networking The ZP3 peer-to-peer network enables up to 255 standalone systems (verified up to 100 systems) to be integrated to provide system-wide alarm reporting, co-ordinated evacuation, cause-and-effect functionality, and control, for large systems and multi-building sites. The maximum number of panels supported by each software version is listed in the table below.

  • Page 17: Standards

    System Overview 1.1.3 Standards The ZP3 panel when setup according to the appendix E to this manual complies with European Standard EN54 parts 2 and 4, and meets all functional requirements of this standard. In addition, the ZP3 panel also incorporates many features, which are specified by EN54-2 as "options with requirements".

  • Page 18: Sensors And Devices

    This alarm is audible for at least one hour. 1.1.4 Sensors and Devices The following sensors and devices are supported by the ZP3 panel, when fitted with the software specified in the specification. Later software may support additional or different devices.

  • Page 19: Accessories And Peripherals

    Multisensor fire detector (optional) 1.1.5 Accessories and Peripherals The following accessories and peripherals are supported by the ZP3 panel, when fitted with the software specified in the specification. Later software may support additional or different devices. If in doubt, check with Ziton.

  • Page 20: System Operation

    After making a decision that a fire exists, the ZP3 system initiates an alarm at the control panel, displays the exact location by means of illuminated LED's and LCD text-display, and illuminates the led on the initiating sensors or callpoints.

  • Page 21: System Architecture

    System Architecture 1.2.1 Overview The ZP3 system comprises a central panel, which is connected to field devices by means of different communication paths. The following schematic diagram and description describe the architecture of a single panel. This configuration is repeated for each panel connected to the system.

  • Page 22: The Z-Loop

    3000 metres in length. When high-power devices, such as loop-powered sounders are attached, then the length of cabling will be reduced. Refer to the Ziton ZP Wiring Guide before commencing system engineering or installation.

  • Page 23: The Icb (Internal) Control Bus

    Inputs monitors clean contacts, and the wiring is monitored for open and short circuit. The ZP3 panel incorporates one ICB-bus, with 1024 addresses, which can be either inputs or outputs. The addresses are shared with the external SCB-bus. Refer to the ICB/SCB I/O address list for details.

  • Page 24: The Scb (External) Control Bus

    Remote mimic panels are LED-based zonal indicator panels. The ZP3 panel incorporates one control-bus, with 1024 addresses, which can be either inputs or outputs. Refer to the address list for details. These addresses are in 2 groups.

  • Page 25: Communication Ports

    COMMUNICATION PORTS The ZP3 panel supports 4 serial ports, known as ZPort1, ZPort2, ZPort3, and ZPort4, which can be programmed for different functions. Two of these are reserved for the SCB-bus and the Z-Net communication. The remaining ports are available for functions such as programming the panel via a PC, and for connecting to other entities such as PC-based graphics systems and building management systems, desktop printers and pager systems.

  • Page 26: Control Outputs

    SOUNDER OUTPUTS S-COM Z-NET The ZP3 panel supports the connection of programmable control outputs for various functions. These are switched outputs available as both voltage-outputs, and voltage-free contacts. Switched 24-volt dc outputs are used for operating system fire-alarm devices such as bells, sounders, indicators, and similar devices.

  • Page 27: Control Inputs

    S-COM CONTROL INPUTS Z-NET The ZP3 system allows for the connection of input devices to be monitored for status. These devices must have a voltage-free contact, which changes state when the device status changes. The contacts of the devices being monitored can be connected to interface units, which are on the Z-Loop, or in the panel attached to the ICB-bus, or remote from the panel attached to the SCB-bus.

  • Page 28: Peer-To-Peer Networking

    ZP3 PANEL REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS GRAPHIC SYSTEMS Using Ziton's "ZP-NET" system, up to 255 ZP3 systems (verified up to 100 ZP3 systems) can be connected together in a peer-to-peer network, creating an integrated multi-panel system with system-wide alarm reporting, co-ordinated evacuation, cause-and-effect functionality and control, for large systems.

  • Page 29: Zp3 Panel

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 2 ZP3 Panel UD1160.2 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 31: Introduction

    ZP3 Panel Introduction The ZP3 fire control panel is a state-of-the-art analogue addressable panel designed to comply with the EN54 parts 2 and 4 standards. It is a compact microprocessor controlled unit, of modular design. Hardware and software modules enable virtually any system requirement to be exactly configured.

  • Page 32: Specification

    From 22 - 29 VDC depending upon state of battery Total output Amps Note Dependent upon external charger capacity User available output Amps Note Dependent upon external charger Secondary Supply/Battery Volts Capacity dependent upon external charger ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 2 - 2 UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 33: Specification

    To manually scroll a list of alarms on the LCD screen Controls ON/OFF Keyswitch To enable or disable the front panel controls Operator Menu/Keypad Keypad For operator, maintenance and setup menus ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 2 - 3...

  • Page 34: Specification

    Up to 896 A total of 896 (768 freely programmable) inputs Transistor "open-collector" O/P Up to 896 or outputs can be connected to each ZP3 panel. Sounder-circuit outputs Up to 896 These inputs and outputs can be a mixture of any of...
  • Page 35 ZP3 Fire Control Panel ZP3 Panel The following are the dimensions of the ZP3 fire alarm panel. The basic panel is designed for surface mounting, and flush-mounting kits are available. The dimensions below apply to the basic panel. For details of optional mounting hardware, see the appropriate data sheets.

  • Page 36: Display And Controls

    ZP3 Panel Display and Controls The fascia of the ZP3 fire panel has the necessary indicator lamps, text display screen, controls, menu keyboard, and printer to provide the operator with the status of the system at all times, as well as a carefully structured reporting system for alarms, faults, and other events.

  • Page 37: Panel Construction

    Panel Construction 2.4.1 Modular Format The ZP3 fire panel is designed in a modular format to enable it to be tailored to virtually any required application. It consists of a basic panel, which is fully functional, and available in 3 models, 1-loop, 2-loop, and 4-loop.

  • Page 38: Internal Features

    ZP3 Panel 2.4.2 Internal Features The illustration below shows the internal features of the basic ZP3 panel with additional detail. All components are carried on two main modules; the internal chassis holds the main board and processor board, and the door-assembly holds the display board, the zone board, the keyboard, and the Zport1 connection.

  • Page 39: Main Chassis Assembly

    ZP3 Panel 2.4.3 Main Chassis Assembly This illustration shows all the main features of the ZP3 panel Main Chassis Assembly. This unit comprises the line-drivers, the I/O circuitry, the control circuits, the power supply, and the plug-in central processing unit (CPU).
  • Page 40 No field serviceable parts exist in the assembly. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 2 - 10 UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 41: Door Assembly

    ZP3 Panel 2.4.4 Door Assembly This illustration shows all the main features of the ZP3 panel Door Assembly. This unit comprises the panel display and control electronics as well as the keyboard, a serial connection for data loading, and the printer (if fitted).

  • Page 42: Internal Wiring

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel ZP3 Panel 2.4.5 Internal Wiring ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 2 - 12 UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 43: Earth Bonding

    Accessory plate earthing screw to screens chassis Building earth Earth path to accessory plate Filter earth Contact clips Panel enclosure earthing stud Commissioning board Earth path to chassis ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 2 - 13...

  • Page 44: Built-In Communication Port

    Built-in Communication Port 2.5.1 RS232 Built-in Serial Port This port is used to connect the ZP3 panel to an external computer for the purpose of uploading or downloading the panel’s configuration programme. The configuration programming is normally done on a PC using the "Planner for Windows" programme, and then loaded into the panel on-site via a portable PC.
  • Page 45 SETUP:SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:PERIPHERAL COMMS:COMMS PARAMETERS The following screen will be displayed. To change a setting, move the bracket to the selected item, and press enter. The parameters are dependent upon the programme being used. For "Ziton Planner" set the parameters as follows. Z-PORT...

  • Page 46: Optional Modules

    Optional Modules 2.6.1 Communication Boards The standard ZP3 fire panel has one built-in communication port, Z-Port1, used for programming. Additional ports are available as options for other functions, such as connecting into a Ziton ZP-NET network, connecting to graphics display computers, as well as to remote display units and remote control units.

  • Page 47: Zp3Ab-Rs232 Serial Communications Board (Z-Port 1A)

    2.6.2 ZP3AB-RS232 Serial Communications Board (Z-Port 1a) This board is used to connect a ZP3 panel to an external device, such as a desktop printer, a graphics display system, a building management system, or a paging system. The hardware protocol is a RS232, being a screened 5-wire connection.
  • Page 48 Baud rate: 57600, 38400, 33600, 28800, 19200, 14400, 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, 600, 300 Data bits 5, 6, 7, 8 Parity Even, Odd, None Stop bits 1, 2 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 2 - 18 UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 49 ZP3 Panel Procedure: modem installation The modem communicates to the ZP3 panel via the serial port defined as Z-Port 1a (1). The modem is addressed via the panels SSB (serial synchronous bus) - (7). Power down the panel and install the ZPAB-RS232 card (2) to Z-Port 1a (1) on the panel using the utility interface slot (9).
  • Page 50 Z-Port 1a by removing the RS232 connection plug (1) to the ZAB-RS232 board (2). If the modem is not disconnected the panel will report an Earth fault. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 2 - 20 UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 51 RS485 booster units, or fibre-optic cable, should be used. Refer to the ZP-SCB guide for more information. The cable is specified in detail in the Ziton Wiring Guide, but as a guideline it should be data quality cable with a conductor size of 0.5mm ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 52 ZP3 Fire Control Panel ZP3 Panel Setup The ZP3 panel can operate 64 remote display units. The address range for the RDU is 0-63 this gives 64 available address options. The RDU is wired to the panel via the ZP3AB-SCB1 SCB driver board.
  • Page 53 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 set to ON will represent an RDU address of 62 as illustrated below. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 54: Zp3Ab-Net1 Network Board (Z-Port 2)

    2000 metres, then RS485 booster units, or fibre-optic cable, should be used. Refer to the ZP-NET guide for more information. The cable is specified in detail in the Ziton Wiring Guide, but as a guideline it should be data quality cable with a conductor size of 0.5mm...
  • Page 55 The parameters are dependent upon the programme being used. The following options are available. Z-PORT Enter Z-port number [2] Protocol Used for standalone panels (not networked) Peer-to-Peer networking Setup Baud rate: 19200 Data bits Parity Even Stop bits ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 2 - 25...

  • Page 56: Auxiliary Chassis

    Fitted to the auxiliary chassis is a ribbon cable. Connecting this ribbon cable to the socket as shown above, automatically connects all auxiliary boards to the ZP3 main board. The auxiliary chassis is designed for simple installation, and to enable easy access to the main board after installation, for maintenance.

  • Page 57: Mounting Auxiliary Boards

    The maximum number of auxiliary boards which can be fitted into a ZP3 panel is 3, which can be all of one type, or a mix of types. This provides from 24 to 72 outputs within the ZP3 cabinet. Should additional auxiliary boards be required, then these must be mounted in a separate "Remote Control Cabinet".

  • Page 58: Auxiliary Boards And Modules

    2.6.8 Printer The ZP3 fire panel is designed for the simple mounting of an optional in-panel printer to record all alarms, faults, and other events, including a record of operator actions. The printer is depicted in the illustration below, with a description of the parts. A typical printout is also shown.

  • Page 59: Quick Start

    "buzzer". Shorting these two terminals together with a wire jumper switches the buzzer off completely. Connecting a resistor of 1000ohms across these terminals reduces the sound volume about 50%. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 2 - 29...

  • Page 60: Packing/Unpacking

    ZP3 Panel Packing/Unpacking The ZP3 panel is shipped with the panel fully assembled. As only the panel back-box is normally mounted during the installation, it is intended that the door assembly and main chassis are removed before the cabinet is sent to site for electrical installation.
  • Page 61 Disconnect the SSB ribbon cable (item 3) from the main board. Remove the two screws (item 4) and remove the door. Disconnect power supply plug (item 5). Remove the four nuts (item 6) and remove the chassis. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 2 - 31...
  • Page 62 The main chassis assembly may be stored until required in the packing carton provided. The chassis should be re-packaged by wrapping in a protective wrap (such as bubble-wrap), and then placed in the main panel carton. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 2 - 32 UD1160.2 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 63: Power Supply

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 3 Power Supply UD1160.3 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 65: General Description

    Power Supply General Description The ZP3 panel incorporate a built-in power supply and battery charger, designed top be supplied from a primary 230 volt ac source. When used with 24-volt sealed lead acid batteries, this provides a complete primary and secondary power supply system. The illustration below shows the location of the main parts of the power supply system.

  • Page 66: Electrical Ratings

    BS EN50082-1:1992 (Immunity) Low voltage directive EN60950:1996 +A4:1997 Electrical Ratings The following provides technical specifications of the inputs and outputs of the ZP3 power supply. The figures must not be exceeded in order to ensure safe, reliable, operation. Input Mains voltage...
  • Page 67 In a fire alarm condition, the battery charging is disconnected. Therefore, in a fire condition, additional current is available for external fire alarm devices only, such as sounders. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.3 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 3 - 3...

  • Page 68: Installation

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel Power Supply Installation The power supply is an integral part of the ZP3 fire alarm panel, and therefore automatically becomes part of the panel installation. This section identifies installation criteria specific to the power supply. Mains cabling in its own conduit...
  • Page 69 IEC 721-3-3:1978, category 3k5. The ZP3 fire alarm panel is intended for indoor use, and is rated IP30 according to BSEN60529:1992. The power supply forms part of the Main Board assembly, part no ZP3-MB2C. This assembly consists of a circuit board (incorporating the power supply), mounted on a metal chassis, with the power supply covered by a metal enclosure.

  • Page 70: Fuses And Indicators

    Fuse F6 LED 37 Fuse F1 LED 15 Fuse F9 LED 14 Fuse F10 LED 8 LED 21 LED 7 LED 18 LED 2 LED 19 LED 4 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 3 - 6 UD1160.3 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 71 Internal supply for RS232 (12 Volt dc +ve) is ON LED 2 Internal supply for ZP3AB-SCB-D control bus driver is ON LED 4 Mains 230 Volt ac supply is ON ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.3 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 3 - 7...

  • Page 72: Mains Connection

    This describes how to connect the mains to the power supply. The precautions and good practice recommendations must be complied with. Live (brown) Fuse Earth (green/yellow) Terminal block TB1 Neutral (brown) Mains filter 230Vac Mains plug MP1 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 3 - 8 UD1160.3 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 73 [L] terminal, and the ground conductor to the [E] terminal. A suitable bipolar isolating switch (circuit breaker) must be provided in the mains supply to the panel. This should not supply other equipment. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.3 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 3 - 9...

  • Page 74: Battery Connection

    Battery connector socket Battery connector lead Plug Connector Black Black Types of cables: (a) spade lugs Grey (b) screw lugs Grey ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 3 - 10 UD1160.3 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 75 The batteries must be connected in series with a jumper as shown. Take care not to invert the battery connection polarity. If this should happen, replace fuse F1 (6.3 Amp, slow-blow, 250V, size 20mmx5mm). ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.3 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 3 - 11...

  • Page 76: Internal Power For Accessory Boards

    Power Supply Internal Power for Accessory Boards The ZP3 built-in power supply would normally be used to supply 24 Volts dc to any optional accessory boards built into the panel. These optional boards are described in the Section 2 of this manual. The outputs of these boards are used to operate external devices such as sounders, indicators, and relays.

  • Page 77: External Power For Accessory Boards

    Power Supply External Power for Accessory Boards Where the load required for optional accessory boards exceeds the capacity of the ZP3 power supply, it is possible to power these boards from a separate external 24 Volt dc power supply. This external supply must meet the following criteria.

  • Page 78: Monitoring External Power

    When using an external power supply unit, the failure of the mains supply, or the failure of the batteries, charging system, or fuse, can be reported to the ZP3 fire panel, as shown below. The power supply unit must incorporate two sets of voltage-free contacts, one which changes-over on mains failure, the other which changes-over on battery fault (disconnected battery, low or high voltage, etc), charger failure, or fuse failure.

  • Page 79: Power Supply And Battery Calculations

    Power Supply 3.10 Power Supply and Battery Calculations Two power supply calculations must be done when designing a ZP3 system. Firstly, the capacity of the power supply must be calculated to ensure that it will be able to supply the system load, even when the batteries are disconnected or discharged.
  • Page 80 If the calculated load is below the PSU capacity, tick "Pass", otherwise tick the "Fail". Should the ZP3 PSU not be able to supply the system load, then either the system design will need to be modified, or a separate external power supply used for part of the load.
  • Page 81 Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 4 Installation UD1160.4 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 83: Installation Overview

    The first step when installing a ZP3 panel is to remove the main chassis, and remove the door assembly, leaving the bare back-box for installation. This procedure is described in Section 3.3.

  • Page 84: Preparatory Work

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel Installation Preparatory Work The following illustrations show the basic steps to mounting a ZP3 fire panel on the wall. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 4 - 2 UD1160.4 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 85: Cable Entry

    Installation Cable Entry The ZP3 panel is extremely compact, and the interior is carefully planned to make the most efficient use of available space. Because of this, conduit and cable gland entry cannot be made at any point in the cabinet randomly, but is restricted to specific areas. The cable entry and wiring areas are shown below.

  • Page 86: Wiring

    Data cabling separated from other cables Earth Z-loops & low voltage control cabling separated RS485 port from high voltage cables Mains cabling separate from low voltage wiring ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 4 - 4 UD1160.4 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 87: Surface Mounting

    Installation Surface Mounting The ZP3 panel is both compact and slim in construction, having a depth of only 137 mm. It is aesthetically attractive, and can be surface mounted in almost any environment, including prestige buildings. The illustrations below give the main information for surface mounting.

  • Page 88: Flush Mounting

    Installation Flush Mounting The ZP3 panel can be very neatly flush mounted, projecting only 10 mm. When installed in this manner it looks extremely attractive, and can be applied in the smartest environment. Two types of flush mounting kits are available, as described below. Both use the same collar, and look the same when installed.

  • Page 89: Top Wiring Tray

    For those applications where a very large number of conduits and cables are required, an optional cable tray is available. This tray fits on top of the ZP3 panel, and is designed for rear entry of conduit and cables. This is a neat and practical solution to the problem.

  • Page 90: Good Practice

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel Installation Good Practice Applying good practice to your installation will ensure that the ZP3 system operates reliably and trouble-free. These are simple actions, which will assist both with commissioning, and also provide stable long-term operation. Earthing The panel must be connected to a secure earth point.

  • Page 91: Field Wiring

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 5 Field Wiring UD1160.5 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 93: Terminal Layout

    All terminals accept wiring sizes from 0.5mm to 2.5 mm Wiring size and type must be as specified in the Ziton ZP Wiring Guide, document no. GA322, attached as Appendix W ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 94: Power Supply

    Z-loop wiring and data cables, and other low voltage wiring. For more information see Section 3: Power Supply ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 5 - 2 UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 95: Auxiliary 24 Volt Dc Supply

    The output is fused at 5 ampere (Fuse F1). For more information see Section 3: Power Supply ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 5 - 3...

  • Page 96: The Z-Loop

    (+)in to (+)out and (-)in to (-)out. The loop is monitored for open and short circuit. Unused loops must be terminated (+)in to (+)out and (-)in to (-)out. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 5 - 4 UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 97: Loop Isolators

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel Field Wiring 5.3.2 Loop Isolators This is a future section ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 5 - 5...

  • Page 98: Z-Loop Parameters

    Adding loop-powered output devices, such as sounders, to the loop requires heavier cable, and reduces loop length. For more information see ZP Wiring Guide, document no. GA322 attached as Appendix W. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 5 - 6 UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 99: Common Outputs

    Common Outputs 5.4.1 Common Sounder Outputs The Ziton ZP3 has 4 built-in sounder outputs, arranged in 2-pairs. These outputs provide 24 volts dc for driving sounders. They can be programmed to activate on a fire alarm from any zone or device, or as required.

  • Page 100: Common Fire / Fault Outputs

    Relays restore when the panel is reset. The relay contacts are rated for a maximum current of 1 ampere, and a maximum voltage of 24VDC, or 100 VAC. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 5 - 8 UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 101: Remote Manned Centre Outputs

    ON, and de-energises upon receipt of a fault signal. If these outputs are not used they should be terminated with a resistor of 2K2 ohms (2200 ohms). ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.5 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 5 - 9...

  • Page 102: Auxiliary Boards

    I/O-mapping function built into the panel. The ZP3AB-RL8 board connects to the ZP3 panel control bus. If allocated to the UserBus section, up to 768 addresses are available. These outputs are freely programmable. If allocated to the SystemBus section, a further 256 addresses are available, which have pre- programmed functions.

  • Page 103: Zp3Ab-Ma8 Monitored Output Board

    ZP3 panel auxiliary power supply terminals, then this load will be supplied from the built-in ZP3 power supply. If connected to an external 24 vdc power supply, then this will supply the load. If externally supplied, do not common the power supplies.

  • Page 104: Zp3Ab-Op24 Transistor Output Board

    ZP3 panel auxiliary power supply terminals, then this load will be supplied from the built-in ZP3 power supply. If connected to an external 24 vdc power supply, then this will supply the load. If externally supplied, do not common the power supplies.

  • Page 105: Zp3Ab-Mip8 Input Board

    2200 ohm ½ watt "end-of-line" resistor at the end of the circuit. The board can be connected to the ZP3 panel auxiliary power supply terminals, or to an external 24 vdc power supply. If externally supplied, do not common the power supplies.

  • Page 107: Software Programming

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 6 Software Programming UD1160.6 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 109: Introduction

    Software Programming Introduction The ZP3 fire control panel is a modular system with a powerful software programming capability. The system requirements are built from standard hardware modules, and the functional requirements are software programmed into the panel. The software programming system is sophisticated and extensive, and includes facilities for meeting the needs of virtually any application, no matter how complex.

  • Page 110: Setup Menu

    The ESCAPE key exits a function and return to the previous level The HOME key exits all menu's and returns to the system home screen The FUNCTION keys used within certain menus The NAVIGATION keys ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 6 - 2 UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 111 In menu selection, the time-out is approximately 45 seconds, and if a software function has been started and not completed, then it is 12 minutes. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 3...
  • Page 112 Select the required parameter using the up/down arrows, and press the "Enter" key. When all parameters have been set, select [Done], and press "Enter". When complete, press "Escape", and the programming will be saved. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 6 - 4 UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 113: Menu Structure

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel Software Programming 6.2.2 Menu Structure ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 5...
  • Page 114 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Software Programming ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 6 - 6 UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 115 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Software Programming ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 7...

  • Page 116: Menu Functions

    Buildings are divided into logical areas known as zones, in order to readily identify each location. The ZP3 fire panel displays fire and fault events by zone. Fire alarm input devices, such as sensors and callpoints, are assigned to a zone.
  • Page 117 "Any Fire" This means that if the output has been silenced, it will reactivate from any second alarm, regardless of source. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 9...
  • Page 118 View which sensors have their self-test feature enabled. Enter the point address for the point to be viewed. Use the scroll feature to view the previous/next point. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 6 - 10 UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 119 Scroll to view the other point addresses in the zone. To add a new device to the zone, enter a new point address. To delete an existing device, display its point address and press the F1 key. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 11...
  • Page 120 Sensor sensitivity (Alarm verification Function) enabled or disabled Sounder base Attached or not Detector self-test Enabled or disabled ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 6 - 12 UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 121 Scroll to view the list. Addresses can de added to or deleted from the list. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 13...
  • Page 122 This menu sets the changeover times for each day of the week. D/delay override Allows callpoints to be excluded from the "Day delay" alarm delay period. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 6 - 14 UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 123 Peer define Defines the properties of each other panel in a network. Define the number of loops, number of zones, and number of communication ports. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 15...
  • Page 124 (panel printer) Serial desktop (external printer 80 column) Printer options Defines the information to be printed. Categories are "Fire Alarms", "Fault Alarms", "Panel Operations", and "Outputs Active." ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 6 - 16 UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 125: System Configuration

    1 - 5 minutes. This function only operates with ZP732 "Duet" detectors. This function is allocated to individual sensors in the "Individual settings" menu. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.6 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 6 - 17...
  • Page 126 Menu path: Setup\Planner Most of the programming of a ZP3 system is done by means of software. This can be done directly via the panel menu's, or it can be done off-line on a PC, using Ziton Planner software, and later loaded into the panel by means of a serial data connection. After being loaded into the panel, minor modifications can be done to the programming, directly via the panel menu's.
  • Page 127 Clr alrm counters Resets the alarm counters to zero. Language The ZP3 panel has facilities for 2 languages, English and one extra language. This menu defines the default language that the panel will use. An alternative Foreign Language may be loaded - applicable to version 3.02 and higher.

  • Page 129: System Configuration

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 7 System Configuration UD1160.7 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 131: System Specification

    Each of the four main control keys [ACCEPT], [RESET], [SILENCE-ALARMS], and [SOUND- ALARMS], can be individually assigned an access level. If unassigned, controls operate at level1, which is uncontrolled. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 7 - 1...
  • Page 132 Certain devices on the loop (for example, conventional detectors connected via interface units), do not have a self-test facility, and would have this function disabled. The default setting is [SELF-TEST OFF]. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 7 - 2 UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 133: Panel Sounders

    Common Relays The normal state for common fire and fault relays must be defined. The defaults are; fire relay (normally de-energised) and fault relay (normally energised). ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 7 - 3...
  • Page 134 A delay can be programmed to the SILENCE ALARMS key in order to prevent the system sounders being silenced (turned off) too soon in the event of a fire alarm. The time can be set between 0 (no delay) and 600 seconds. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 7 - 4 UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 135: Sensor Selection And Configuration

    Sensor Selection and Configuration 7.2.1 Engineering judgment This is an overview of the different types of Ziton sensors, and their applications. It is intended to provide broad guidelines, and is not intended to replace skilled engineering knowledge. Fire detection systems must be designed by persons with the necessary skill and engineering expertise, and system design must comply with the requirements of the authorities having jurisdiction.

  • Page 136: Cause And Effect Functions

    Each output can be individually defined to be normally off (de-energised in the non-alarm condition, energising on alarm) or normally on (energised in the non-alarm condition, de- energising on alarm). Normally off is the default setting. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 7 - 6 UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 137: Input-Output Mapping

    I/O mapping link. Each address consist of three elements as follows. 00- 00- 000 Panel number, two digits Group or loop number, two digits Point address, three digits ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 7 - 7...
  • Page 138 I/O-Mapping function, before they would operate. Auxiliary Board Addresses The ZP3 auxiliary boards can be set to assume any address in the SystemBus (group 9) or UserBus (group 10) address range. Auxiliary boards have 8, 16, or 24 points, which are addressed sequentially from a base address.

  • Page 139: System Address List

    Zone 60 Fire LED Zone 29 Fire LED Zone 61 Fire LED Zone 30 Fire LED Zone 62 Fire LED Zone 31 Fire LED Zone 63 Fire LED ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 7 - 9...
  • Page 140 Zone 124 Fire LED Zone 93 Fire LED Zone 125 Fire LED Zone 94 Fire LED Zone 126 Fire LED Zone 95 Fire LED Zone 127 Fire LED ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 7 - 10 UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 141 Reserved - For future use Reserved - For future use Reserved - For future use Reserved - For future use Reserved - For future use Buzzer Output Info #2 LED ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.7 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 7 - 11...

  • Page 142: Userbus Addresses

    System Configuration 7.4.2 UserBus Addresses The ZP3 auxiliary boards may assume any address in the UserBus (group 10) address range. Each auxiliary board represents a range of point addresses, either 8-way, 16-way, or 24-way. The address range is defined by the board address, which is set with a DIPswitch on each board.

  • Page 143: System Commissioning

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 8 System Commissioning UD1160.8 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 145: Introduction

    System Commissioning Introduction After the ZP3 fire control panel, and the other system elements, have been installed, it is necessary to commission the system. The purpose of the commissioning is to ensure that the system operates correctly, and the following areas must be checked:...
  • Page 146 System Commissioning Verify wiring Check that the installation of the wiring complies with the requirements of the Ziton Wiring Guide ( document GA322), and that it has been sized correctly. Particularly check that all Z- loops are screened, and that the screens are continuous, and earthed at the panel. Ensure that their are no sections of "floating screens".

  • Page 147: System Tests

    [+out] to the negative leg [-out], and record. Z-loop wiring parameters These must be as specified in the Ziton ZP wiring Guide, publication GA322. (attached as Appendix W) As a guideline only: For a loop with sensors, callpoints, and interface units only, the total loop resistance must not exceed 75 Ohms (ie 37.5 ohms for positive leg and 37.5 ohms for...
  • Page 148 Check that RS485 data cabling connecting panels together meets the requirements of the Ziton ZP Wiring Guide. As a guideline, this must be high-quality, screened, data cable, with a maximum of 2000 metres of cable connected in any one network.

  • Page 149: Peer-To-Peer 3 Protocol

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Section 9 Peer-to-peer 3 Protocol UD1160.9 Issue 6 25/02/2005...

  • Page 151: Introduction

    ZP3 Fire Control Panel Peer-to-peer 3 Protocol 9.1. Introduction This section covers the new features and enhancements of software 71910 Version 3.04 (EN54 ZP3 Fire Panel), which was released on 01 August 2003 (refer Technote 265). • Overview • New data structure •...

  • Page 152: Compatibility With Older Versions Of Panel Software

    If any panels are registered as comms-disabled, the “Other” LED will illuminate and the operator can view the list of panels disabled by viewing the “other” info. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 9 - 2 UD1160.9 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 153: Panel Filters Set, Store And Send Capability

    The panels now have a utility that allows the Network filters of all of the panels in the network to be set up and then transferred to any or all of the panels in the network via Maestro. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.9 Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 154: New Network Filters

    This filter is used to indicate to which other nodes in the system the "Fetch Disables" command may be sent. This is used to control the "Disables" LED on the front of the ZP3 Panel. The LED will only be illuminated on the local panel if the local panel has any disabled or delayed elements or if any remote panels to which the "Fetch Disables"...

  • Page 155: Use Of Network Communications Filters

    The Gen.Status filter setting works similarly by pressing key 4 in EVENT options. This should be used for enabling a Status data message from a panel to a Maestro, and disabling it to all remote panels, which do not require it. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.9 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 9 - 5...

  • Page 156: Language Loading

    An alternative Foreign Language may be loaded as per version 3.02. This was not available on version 3.00. Note that the appropriate version Language file must be used. Also refer to the ZP3 Language Loading procedure, which may be found in the Planner User Manual (UD1436).

  • Page 157: Debug Comms Message

    • The comms debug view must be returned to 0 after use. It will automatically revert to 0 if the panel is rebooted. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.9 Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 9 - 7...

  • Page 159: Operator Instructions

    Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Operator Instructions UD1160.O Issue 6 25/02/2005...
  • Page 161 After making a decision that a fire exists, the ZP3 system initiates an alarm at the control panel, displays the exact location by means of illuminated LED's and LCD text-display, and illuminates the led on the initiating sensors or callpoints.
  • Page 162 Introduction 1.1.1 System Schematic The following is a simple schematic of a ZP3 fire detection system. This schematic shows a single ZP3 panel, together with some of the sensors, callpoints, sounders, and remote display panels, which constitute the make-up of a typical system.
  • Page 163 Operators Instructions The ZP3 Control Panel The heart of the system is the ZP3 fire control panel. In addition to operating all the sensors, sounders, and other devices in the system, the control panel also provides the interface for the operator by means of its front panel fascia. The illustrations below give an overview of the control panel.
  • Page 164 TEST ENABLE Buttons CONTROL NIGHT SYSTEM RESTORE DISABLED ZONE ALARMS MORE TIME POINT SOUNDERS Access Day/Night REMOTE ALARM CONTROL OUTPUTS Control Module (optional) Status Indicators Keypad Printer ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 4 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 165 This could for example be an alarm that a fire door is unlocked, or that air-conditioning is shutdown, etc. Other indicators identify the nature of the alarm, and are described later. This indicator is normally off. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 5...
  • Page 166 An indicator illuminates to indicate that more alarms exist than are visible on the screen. The LCD display can be used for other functions, which are described later. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 6 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 167 "Other" button. The top line will indicate "Fault Alarm", and on the bottom line a "pointer" will be illuminated above the common "Fault" indicator. The alarm will display by zone or by category. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 7...
  • Page 168 Help Button Pressing the "Help" button displays on-screen operating instructions for the ZP3 panel. These instructions can be scrolled through using the up/down "more" keys. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 8 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 169 The button does not create an alarm; it merely restores alarm devices to enable them to operate correctly during an alarm. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 9...
  • Page 170 The status indicators have been categorized by column as shown in the illustration above, and the following conditions are indicated. Power On Indicates that the ZP3 panel has power, either from the mains or from the standby battery. Active Indicates that a sounder, remote alarm, or extinguishing system has been activated.
  • Page 171 OTHER led and the LCD text display. Where applicable details of the alarms are shown by means of illuminated status indicators. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 11...
  • Page 172 Operators Instructions 1.4.2 LCD Display : Overview ZP3 panels utilize a carefully structured reporting system for alarms, faults, and other events. Information is displayed on a 160character LCD screen. The display has two alarm screens, the "Zone Screen" which shows alarms by zone, and the "Point Screen" which shows alarms by device.
  • Page 173 Bottom row: Confirms type of alarm shown The word points to one of the four "common" alarm indicators, showing which type of alarm is currently being displayed. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 13...
  • Page 174 1.4.5 LCD Display: Display Shut Down, Fault LED's on, Buzzer Sounding The ZP3 panel is fitted with a Total Loss of Power Alarm feature. This feature is a pre-wired, independent circuit that turns on the Common Fault and System Fault LED's and sounds a buzzer in the event of total loss of power.

  • Page 175: Fire Alarms

    After the alarm, restore the device which initiated it (for example, remove smoke, or replace the glass in a callpoint), and then press the "reset" button. The system will restore to normal. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 176 These could be remote centre alarms, or control functions. If a function has been triggered to operate after a delay, then the "delayed" LED on the status indicator will illuminate. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 16 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 177 Call maintenance personnel to rectify the fault. Record the action taken in the logbook. After the fault has been rectified, press the "reset" button. The system will restore to normal. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 17...
  • Page 178 If a fire alarm occurs whilst sounders are disabled, press the "Restore Disabled Alarms" button. This will restore any disabled sounders, as well as the remote manned centre alarm. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 18 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 179 These could be remote centre alarms, or control functions. If a function has been triggered to operate after a delay, then the "delayed" LED on the status indicator will illuminate. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 19...
  • Page 180 After the alarm has been attended to, and the source of the alarm removed, press the "reset" button. The system will restore to normal. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 20 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 181 LED indicators, and to test the keypad. It allows reports of the status of the system, or individual devices, to be viewed or printed. It also allows previous alarms to be viewed or printed. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 21...
  • Page 182 The ESCAPE key exits a function and return to the previous level The HOME key exits all menu's and returns to the system home screen The FUNCTION keys used within certain menus The NAVIGATION keys ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 22 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 183 In menu selection, the time-out is approximately 45 seconds, and if a software function has been started and not completed, then it is 12 minutes. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 23...
  • Page 184 The operator menu structure is shown below, displayed as a menu tree. Items that are grouped together are options that appear together on a menu, and items that are open- ended implement a software function. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 24 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 185 System status This option displays status information of outputs and points. Options are available to limit the report to disabled points, or Gas Control Units. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 25...
  • Page 186 This menu initiates a Keypad test. Once selected, the panel will report to the display any key pressed. The operator can use this function to check that the keypad is functional. Press any key twice to exit. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 26 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 187 The quarterly and annual services should be carried out by an authorized Ziton servicing company, usually under maintenance contract. These services are not the responsibility of the operator or in-house maintenance technician, and are not covered in this section of the manual.
  • Page 188 Make sure that the panel exterior is clean by lightly polishing with a dry cloth. Important: If any defects are discovered during the routine testing, they should be recorded in the log book and action taken to have them corrected. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 28 UD1160.O Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 189 Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Maintenance UD1160.M Issue 6 25/02/2005...
  • Page 191 The ZP3 fire control panel regularly checks itself, all the devices, and the system wiring, and reports if a fault occurs. Where possible, the panel will report the nature and location of the fault.
  • Page 192 Great care must be taken when testing gas-based fire extinguishing systems. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 2 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 193 Make sure that the panel exterior is clean by lightly polishing with a dry cloth. Important: If any defects are discovered during the routine testing, they should be recorded in the log book and action taken to have them corrected. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 3...
  • Page 194 Use the panel menu to take a print out of all the sensors that are in a "service" or "pre- service" condition, which indicates that they are contaminated. Exchange these points with replacement units, set to the same address. Dirty sensors can be sent to Ziton for cleaning.
  • Page 195 100% working condition. Advise all staff and the remote manned centre that testing is complete, and that any alarm now received must be treated as real. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 5...
  • Page 196 100% working condition. Advise all staff and the remote manned centre that testing is complete, and that any alarm now received must be treated as real. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 6 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 197: Maintenance Menu

    The ESCAPE key exits a function and return to the previous level The HOME key exits all menu's and returns to the system home screen The FUNCTION keys used within certain menus The NAVIGATION keys ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 7...
  • Page 198 In menu selection, the time-out is approximately 45 seconds, and if a software function has been started and not completed, then it is 12 minutes. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 8 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 199 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Maintenance 1.3.2 Menu Structure ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 9...
  • Page 200 Remote alarm This menu enables or disables the remote alarm relay (fire brigade) switched outputs. Both the alarm and fault outputs may be edited in this menu. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 10 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 201 Gas Control Units, panel sounder outputs and the remote manned centre output. Points & outputs This option enables all Z-loop devices and panel outputs. It is equivalent to selecting both options above. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 11...
  • Page 202 Pre-service reports allow forward planning by the installer. Use the scroll feature to display the next/previous point. The points displayed may be limited to a date range. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 12 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 203 Two numeric values will be printed, a calculated value and a stored value. If the two values are not equal, then code corruption has occurred. Stop printer This option cancels any print operation in progress. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 13...
  • Page 204 When edited on one panel it replicates to all panels that are configured to be online via setup, so that they all agree on who is expected to be online. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 14...

  • Page 205: Interpretation Of Analogue Readings

    All others Any values falling outside the above ranges indicate a very poorly calibrated or unhealthy device. The panel will treat devices giving out these readings as invalid. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 15...
  • Page 206 Some intrinsically safe devices may have the same code as standard devices but are distinguished by their reference group reading ( Reading 1). ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 16 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 207 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Maintenance ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 17...
  • Page 208 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Maintenance ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 18 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 209 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Maintenance ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 19...
  • Page 210 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 20 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 211 Table 1.4.2. The resting value is referred to as the idle value and can take on any values in the ranges given above, usually this will be near the mid-point of the range. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 212 In Table 1.4.3 the analogue values that indicate an alarm state are shown for various devices. For some devices other value ranges are used to indicate such conditions as fault, service, pre-service and pre-alarm. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page 1 - 22 UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 213 103 – 132 Auto non-released 141 –163 System locked-off (non-released) 166 – 195 Manual (non-released) > 198 Table 1.4.5 Gas Control Unit status - slot 6 (address 1) ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.M Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page 1 - 23...
  • Page 215 Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Appendix E EN54 Setup Requirements UD1160.E Issue 6 25/02/2005...
  • Page 217 Para 12.4.4 - All internal components of the panel enclosure shall be left inside the enclosure to ensure EMC compatibility. The panel shall remain locked with key removed during operation. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.E Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page E - 1...
  • Page 218 EN54 is essential. The ZP3 panel approved to EN54 was tested using 11 isolators in a ZP address loop. Although option is provided to software select up to 16 isolators, a maximum of 11 should be used if compliance with EN54 is essential.
  • Page 219 Fire Control Panel Installation Manual Appendix W ZP Wiring Guide UD1160.W Issue 6 25/02/2005...
  • Page 221 Appendix W ZP Wiring Guide Table of Contents Introduction ..................1 General ............................1 Panel Power Supply Connections ....................2 System Cabling .................. 4 General ............................4 Circuit Types..........................4 Circuit Schematic.......................... 5 Z-Address Lines.................. 7 Function ............................7 Features............................7 Wiring Styles..........................
  • Page 222 Parallel Communications Lines............16 General ............................16 Rules for Parallel Cable ......................17 DC Control Lines ................17 General ............................17 DC Cable Type ........................... 17 DC Cable Size ..........................17...

  • Page 223: Introduction

    Section 17 (paragraphs 17.1 - 17.15) and Section 24 (paragraphs 24.1 - 24.5) of British Standards BS 5839 : Part 1 : 1988. GA 322.6 1 – 1 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page W - 1...

  • Page 224: Panel Power Supply Connections

    The power source should not be shared by electrical equipment, which causes electrical noise or spikes. If the quality of the power feeding the panel is suspect and electrical noise is present, assistance should be sought from Ziton regarding earthing and surge protection. Earth Connection: The panels, power supplies and cables making up the fire detection system should be connected to earth at one point only.
  • Page 225 For a frequent surge environment, the loop device chassis must be connected to the main building earth. This may require a separate earth wire to be run to the panel. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page W - 3...

  • Page 226: System Cabling

    Parallel Communication Lines Connections to printers, remote displays, and Communication Lines panel accessories. DC Control Lines Sounders, Control Relays, Door Magnets, etc. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page W - 4 UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 227: Circuit Schematic

    Manual callpoint Data wiring-RS485 Detector Repeater panel Z-address line Data wiring-RS232 Control unit Data wiring-parallel DC wiring Isolator Sounder Printer Switched output Computer Figure 2-1 Single Panel System ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page W - 5...
  • Page 228 ZP3 Fire Control Panel ZP Wiring Guide Control Unit Communication wiring-RS485 Figure 2-2 Multi Panel Network System ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page W - 6 UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 229: Address Lines

    ZP Wiring Guide Z-Address Lines Function Z-Address lines connect the Ziton addressable field devices to the panel, such as fire and smoke sensors, line relays, addressable sounders, gas control units, manual callpoints, interface units, and line isolators. Each Z-Address line is a 2 wire circuit, which provides both power and data communication to the ZP fire and smoke sensors, call points, and addressable input and output interface units.

  • Page 230: Style A

    Return loop wiring, with spurs, provides protection against open circuits, short circuits (using line isolators), and earth leakage. Control Unit Loop Detectors Spur Figure 3-2 Style B Address Line Wiring ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page W - 8 UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 231: Style C

    This removes the short from the loop, permitting the remainder of the loop to function normally. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page W - 9...

  • Page 232: Schematic

    Wiring Guide, then the maximum volt-drop across the loop is 4-volts. This ensures that isolators will always receive a supply of at least 16-volts. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page W - 10 UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 233: Shielding

    The building earth bond must be sufficient to prevent the fire system from acting as an earth strap between the different parts of a building or buildings. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page W - 11...

  • Page 234: Shielding Technique

    In the case of MICC cable, earthing must be continuous at each connection or junction, in accordance with BS specification BS 5839 Part 1 (paragraph 24.5), and the IEE Wiring Regulations. Control Unit Isolators Figure 3-5 Shielded Cable ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page W - 12 UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 235 ZP3 Fire Control Panel ZP Wiring Guide ZP Panel Shield connected through Figure 3-6 MICC ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page W - 13...

  • Page 236: Un-Shielded Cable

    20 volts to below the specified detector minimum of 16 volts. For current draws and minimum line voltages see the applicable datasheets. Refer to Ziton if further assistance is required. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page W - 14 UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005)

  • Page 237: Cable Size

    Two types of serial communication ports are used on ZP panels. These are RS232 and RS485/RS422. RS232 Ports Used for connection to graphics computers, building management systems and Ziton accessories, and for interfacing to building management systems. Each port usually connects to only one piece of equipment 4.2.1...

  • Page 238: Rs485/Rs422 Ports

    Z-Bus Ports use a twenty six way ribbon cable to inter-connect ZP equipment. Centronics Ports use a twenty way multicore cable, or ribbon cable, used to connect to printers. ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual Page W - 16 UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005)
  • Page 239 1.0 volt occurs at the furthest device when the circuit is operated at maximum power consumption. LENGTH OF 2 CORE CABLE GIVING A 1 VOLT DROP (METRES) Cable Device Current Consumption Size 50mA 100mA 250mA 500mA 1Amp 0.75 1250 ZP3 Fire Control Panel Manual UD1160.W Iss 6 (25/02/2005) Page W - 17...

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