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FireFinder
Fire Alarm Control Panel
Series II (NZS4512)
Config Manager Version 6
MAN 2600-2
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Summary of Contents

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FireFinder Fire Alarm Control Panel Series II (NZS4512) Config Manager Version 6 MAN 2600-2

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3.4.1.3 Compile: Set options to display the compiled file and to choose whether to validate included text as

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3.4.1.4 Project Creation: Here 2 lines of default customer text (e.g. name) can be entered. This

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3.4.1.5 Communications: This tab will display a page to set the port and methodology used to communicate wit

Page 5 - 1 About This Manual

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3.4.1.6 File Association: Tick the check box if the project *.ffc files are to be associated th

Page 6 - 2 Installation

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3.4.2 Window Figure 10: Window Drop Down Box Cascade: Displays windows stacked and cascading from th

Page 7 - 3.1 The Menu Bar

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4 Creating a New Project To create a new project either click on the New Project Icon on the tool-bar, Ctr

Page 8 - 3.4 Options

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.1.2 Display settings The display settings, sets the LCD message that will be displayed when the FireFinde

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.1.4 System (SmartGraphics) Interface The check box is selected if a SmartGraphics Interface is fitted to t

Page 10 - CONFIGURATION MANAGER

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.3 The Project View The screen below is a typical view that will be seen by the operator when a single pane

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.4 Panel Settings or Editing Double click on the Panel to set or edit the Panel configuration,

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. 1 About This Manual ...

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.4.2 Brigade Signaling Board Figure 22: Panels Settings - Brigade Signaling Board Fitted: Click on the box

Page 14 - 3.4.3 Help

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.4.3 Call Point / DBA Shown is the Manual Call Point selected screen. By default the MCP if OFF Note: (For

Page 15 - 4 Creating a New Project

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.4.4 Bell Sounder Boards This option allows the user to select a number of Bell/Sounder output boards to be

Page 16 - 4.1.3 Quick Set settings

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.5 Network Parameters: Right click the Panel Icon and select Edit Network Parameters to set Global Access o

Page 17 - 4.2 The New Project Screen

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6 Controller Configuration 4.6.1 Setting or Editing the Controller Module Types: Right click on the Contr

Page 18 - 4.3 The Project View

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6.3 Controller Setting or Editing  The following screens have been compressed for the purposes of explan

Page 19 - 4.4.1 Main Information

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6.4 Adding More Controllers / Adding More Modules Adding more Controllers, C2, C3, C4, facilitates the add

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Note: The following screens are for demonstration purposes only as only one 1 “Edit Input” selection box wil

Page 21 - 4.4.3 Call Point / DBA

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6.6 Edit Internal Serial Click on the “Tab” Internal Serial and the Edit screen will be displayed. Type:

Page 22 - 4.4.4 Bell Sounder Boards

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6.7 Edit Fan Control Click on the “Tab” Fan Control and the Edit screen will be displayed. Editable fields

Page 23 - 4.5 Network Parameters:

4.6.4 Adding More Controllers / Adding More Modules ... 22 4.6.5 Edit External LED Mimic. ...

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Figure 40: Fan Alarm and Fan Inhibit editable Inputs Figure 41: Fan Start editable Output Figure 42: Run

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Figure 43: Latch Reset Screen

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6.8 Edit Switch & Indicator Click on the “Tab” Switch & Indicator and the Edit screen will be disp

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6.9 Edit SmartTerminal Click on the “Tab” SmartTerminal and the Edit screen will be displayed. To set the

Page 28 - 4.6.6 Edit Internal Serial

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 4.6.10 Single Panels If the system consists of a single panel and a single Controller then commence the conf

Page 29 - 4.6.7 Edit Fan Control

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5 The Module Data Entry Spreadsheet Once all the Module data for the panel has been entered, the next step i

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Figure 49: Zone Configuration (Zone Cnfg) Type If a device is selected, such as I/O Modules, that

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.1.1 Specific Device Settings Example of setting devices to a specific Zone Config; XP95 Thermals: Heat A:

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Mode 2: General Purpose: If the I/O device is configured as ‘General Purpose’ then each input of that device

Page 33 - 4.6.9 Edit SmartTerminal

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.2 The Extended Menu and Toolbar NEW PROJECTPROJECT VIEWFUNCTIONS VIEWCOMMS WITHFIREFINDERTRANSFERWINDOWREM

Page 34 - 4.6.11 Modules

9.2 Application Software: ... 65 9.3 Configuratio

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.2.1 File New (Project) [CTRL+N]: Select this option to start a new project. The “Project Manag

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.2.2 Edit Undo [Ctrl+Z]: This will take the operator back one step in case an error has been made or a ch

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.2.3 Search Search: This option allows the operator to search for text when editing modules. Search Again

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER The following three options from the View drop down screen if selected takes the operator directly to the app

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.2.6 Clicking Icons Project: View displays the current project screen Functions: View displays the Functi

Page 40 - 5.2.1 File

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.3 Apollo Modules Selecting an Apollo module tab on the Module Data entry Spreadsheet will displa

Page 41 - 5.2.2 Edit

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Type: The type of device is selectable from a drop down list box.  Note: Along with other devices FastSens

Page 42 - 5.2.4 View

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Groups: The next six columns allow the user to enter up to 6 group numbers against each device. The

Page 43 - 5.2.5 Tools

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Figure 58: The Module Apollo I/O View and Print Screen Note: To edit this information / screen return to th

Page 44 - 5.2.6 Clicking Icons

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.3.3 Day/Night Settings If Day/Night settings are not required then this section may be ignored. If they ar

Page 45 - 5.3 Apollo Modules

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 1 About This Manual 1.1 Introduction Configuration Manager:  Is a software tool designed and written by A

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.4 Conventional Modules Selecting a Conventional Module tab on the Module Data entry Spreadsheet will displ

Page 47 - 5.3.2 Input/Output Settings

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.5 Input/Output Modules Selecting an Input/Output module tab on the Module Data entry Spreadsheet will disp

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 5.6 SmartTerminal To set the SmartTerminal Annunciator parameters click on the tab and the following screen

Page 49 - 5.3.3 Day/Night Settings

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 6 Functions This section of the program allows the operator to enter data that will allow the panel t

Page 50 - 5.4 Conventional Modules

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER New Functions: As seen above by selecting this icon a box will appear on the screen with a selec

Page 51 - 5.5 Input/Output Modules

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Note: For a full explanation of each Function refer to the Functions Manual To configure a function, select

Page 52 - 5.6 SmartTerminal

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Once you have brought up a functions window, the functions menu and tool-bar will change to provide you with

Page 53 - 6 Functions

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 7 Expanding the System The basic FireFinder Series II has the capacity to support up to eight slave CPU’s wh

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 7.2 Adding a Data Gathering Point To add a Data Gathering Point to the system left click on the

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 7.3 Adding an LCD Mimic To add an LCD Mimic to the system left click on the mimic icon as shown so that is h

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 2 Installation To install the software insert the first CD into the disk drive and click on t

Page 57 - 7 Expanding the System

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Figure 68: Panel, Loop, Group and Global Access screens 7.3.2 Panel, Loop or Group Access If Global acce

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 7.4 Adding Modules to a Panel To add to a Panel left click on the Add Modules icon as shown so that is highl

Page 59 - 7.3 Adding an LCD Mimic

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Figure 72: The Controller Edit Module Types Classic and Graphic Screens The screens shown here are for C1 wi

Page 60 - 7.3.3 Mimic Settings

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 7.5 Adding a High Level Interface (HLI) Another item that may be selected and added to the system is a HLI.

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Figure 75: Graphic System Interface Settings Graphics System Interface: Provides for a 2 way interface for t

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Editable Settings for HLI Board Rate: = 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 Physical Interface: = RS232 full Duplex

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 7.6 Data Output The data output consists of a string of characters as detailed: Format 1: <state1><

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 7.7 Interface Configuration When the interface is configured, the following options are available:  Baud R

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 8 Network Panels Networked panels are configured in a similar way to an individual panel. In a network each

Page 66 - 7.6 Data Output

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 9 Introduction to Programming The FireFinder Series II Fire Alarm Control Panel may be programmed from a com

Page 67 - 7.7 Interface Configuration

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3 The Functions Manu and Tool Bar Running ConfigManager will bring up a window with a Menu and Tool-bar in t

Page 68 - 8 Network Panels

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 10 Hardware requirements The FireFinder Series II can be configured and updates to the software made via the

Page 69 - 9.2 Application Software:

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 11 Configuration Programming There are two methods that may be used to load the software into the FACP. Meth

Page 70 - 10 Hardware requirements

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 11.1 Transfer – Transfer Wizard Once the Transfer Wizard has established the status of the FACP prompts will

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 11.2 Uploading In order for the user to upload or download config software it is necessary for the operator

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 11.5 Boot Mode To Change Application Software The Boot mode is used to enable the operator to enter the com

Page 73 - 11.2 Uploading

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Once programmed successfully the following message will be displayed. Ensure that there are no errors when t

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER From here if the configuration data has been programmed then type GA (Go Application) and the pan

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 11.6 Using a Modem You can communicate with the FireFinder Series II over a modem using HyperTerm

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 12 Network Programming Single Point Programming FireFinder Series II is the term AMPAC uses to describe the

Page 77 - 11.7 Wireless Modem

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 12.3 Network Go Diagnostic (NGD) This command causes the entire network to enter the Diagnostic state. QP

Page 78 - 12 Network Programming

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3.2 Connect 3.2.1 Connect to FireFinder Series II This will bring up a terminal window showing communicatio

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Once the panels are all in diagnostic mode proceed as below. Send the new config to the panel to which you ar

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER NPC A short time after entering the NPC command you should receive a “programmed successfully”

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Once the system power up is complete use the QP command to verify that all nodes and controllers are operati

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 12.4 Part 2: Upgrading the Application Note: If a system is to be upgraded to version 6 from an earlier ver

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER NGD This command may take up to 30 seconds to complete on a larger network. Check the status of the system u

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER BT Send the new application to the panel using your communication package file transfer as you would normall

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER GD Check the status of the system using the QP command: QP Note: THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT THAT ALL OF THE PA

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER NSA Sending the application software around the network When you enter the NSA command the “Sending Applicat

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER GA Once the system power up is complete use the QP command to verify that all nodes and controllers are oper

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 13 Help Commands The following lists of commands are dependent upon the software version of the panel as not

Page 89 - 13 Help Commands

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 3.4.1.1 Colours: The colour of the various elements in the program can be set by selecting this tab. For eac

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 13.5 Diagnostic Mode ( hea ) Advanced Commands available bu 0 disable fault buzzer bu 1 enable fault buzz

Page 91 - 14 Troubleshooting

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 14 Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Cause Remedy The Laptop Displays Atv0e0s0=2 This is caused by the wro

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 15 Decimal – Hexadecimal – Binary Conversion Table Decimal Hex Binary Decimal Hex Binary Decimal Hex Binary

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER Decimal Hex Binary Decimal Hex Binary Decimal Hex Binary 151 97 10010111 201 c9 11001001 251 fb 11111011 152

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 16 Certification Information The FireFinder Series II™ is designed and manufactured by: AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES

Page 95 - 17 Definitions

FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER 17 Definitions Addressable system: a fire alarm and detection system that contains addressable al

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FIREFINDER NZ CONFIGURATION MANAGER UNCONTROLLED DOCUMENT NOTE: Due to AMPAC’s commit

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