Fdi222 Fdcio222 Fdcio224 Technical Manuel PDF

FDCI222, FDCIO222, FDCIO224
Input module,
In-/Output module
Technical manual
Building Technologies
Fire Safety & Security Products
Technical specifications and availability subject to change without notice.
© Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2004-2007
We reserve all rights in this document and in the subject thereof. By acceptance of the document the recipient acknowledges these rights
and undertakes not to publish the document nor the subject thereof in full or in part, nor to make them available to any third party without our
prior express written authorization, nor to use it for any purpose other than for which it was delivered to him.
1 About this document ..............................................................................5
2 Safety notes.............................................................................................8
2.1 Signal words and symbols ........................................................................8
2.1.1 Classification and meaning of signal words..............................................8
2.1.2 Symbols and their meaning ......................................................................8
2.1.3 Classification and meaning of additional symbols ....................................9
2.2 Safety-relevant working instructions .........................................................9
3 Setup and function................................................................................10

3.1 Overview .................................................................................................10
3.2 Setup.......................................................................................................11
3.2.1 Input module FDCI222............................................................................11
3.2.2 In-/Output module FDCIO222/FDCIO224...............................................12
3.2.3 P.c.b. view...............................................................................................13
3.2.4 LED .........................................................................................................13
3.3 Function ..................................................................................................14
3.3.1 Block diagram .........................................................................................14
3.3.2 Inputs ......................................................................................................15
3.3.2.1 Function ..................................................................................................15
3.3.2.2 Circuit ......................................................................................................15
3.3.3 Outputs (only with FDCIO222/FDCIO224) .............................................17
3.3.4 Monitoring the control function with the inputs (only with
FDCIO222/FDCIO224) ...........................................................................18
3.3.5 Diagnosis levels ......................................................................................19
3.3.6 Degraded mode in FDnet........................................................................20
3.4 Accessories.............................................................................................20
3.4.1 Mounting foot FDCM291.........................................................................20
3.4.2 Housing FDCH291/FDCH292.................................................................21
3.4.3 Auxiliary terminal.....................................................................................21
3.4.4 Other accessories ...................................................................................21
4 Project planning ....................................................................................22

4.1 Compatibility............................................................................................22
4.2 Defining the place of installation .............................................................22
4.3 Defining the type of monitoring and input configuration .........................23
4.4 Defining the output configuration ............................................................24
4.5 Filling out the configuration sheet ...........................................................24
5 Installation .............................................................................................25
5.1 Installation with housing..........................................................................25
5.2 Installation without housing.....................................................................26
5.3 Connection ..............................................................................................26
6 Commissioning .....................................................................................27
7 Maintenance / Troubleshooting...........................................................28
7.1 Status retrieval ........................................................................................28
7.2 Performance check .................................................................................28
7.3 Test mode ...............................................................................................28
3
Building Technologies 007023_h_en_--.doc
Fire Safety & Security Products 09.2007
8 Specifications ........................................................................................29
8.1 Technical data .........................................................................................29
8.2 Dimensions..............................................................................................31
8.3 Environmental compatibility ....................................................................31
9 Appendix ................................................................................................32
9.1 Configuration sheet .................................................................................32
4
About this document
1 About this document
Purpose of the document

This document contains all information on the input and/or output modules.
The consistent observance of the instructions ensures a trouble-free and safe
application.
Target group
This documentation and the instructions contained therein are intended for the
following groups of persons, who perform tasks and have the necessary
qualification:
Group of persons Activity Qualification

Product Manager (PM) He is in charge of local product He has had training appropriate to
management and is responsible for his function and product range and
the interchange of information has attended the product manager
between the plant supplying the training course.
equipment and his DU for his product
line. He co-ordinates the flow of
information between the individual
groups of people for the various
projects.
Project Manager The project manager is responsible He has had the technical training
for the local project management. He appropriate to his function and the
co-ordinates the schedules of all size of a project or the product line
groups of people working on a used in the project and has attended
project as well as resources. He also the training courses for project
continuously obtains the technical managers at the supplier's works.
information required for project
realization.
Project Engineer Provides the parameterization of He has had the training appropriate
products, devices and systems in the to his function and to the products,
DU for a specific country or devices and systems to be
customer. He monitors the parameterized and has attended the
serviceability of and gives the go- technical training courses for project
ahead for the commissioning of engineers at the supply plant.
products, devices and systems at the
place of installation. They are also
responsible for trouble-shooting.
Installation personnel They install product, device or Professional training in the field of
system components on site, and building automation or electrical
subsequently carry out a general installations.
performance check.
Maintenance Personnel They carry out all the maintenance They have had the technical training
work indicated in the product appropriate to their function and the
documentation and check equipment product.
for total serviceability.
5
About this document
Reference documents
Number Name
008175 Instruction leaflet for the input module
FDCI222
008176 Instruction leaflet for the input/output
module FDCIO222/FDCIO224
Operational and safety regulations
Before groups of persons begin work on the system they must have read and
NOTE
understood the related documents, in particular Chapter 2 "Safety regulations".
Disregard of the safety regulations

Before they are delivered, products are tested to ensure they function correctly
when used properly. Siemens disclaims all liability for damage or injuries caused
by the incorrect application of the instructions or disregard of warnings of danger
contained in the documentation. This applies in particular to:
z Personal injuries or damage caused by improper use and incorrect use;
z Personal injuries or damage caused by disregarding safety instructions in the
documentation or on the product;
z Personal injuries or damage caused by poor maintenance or a lack of
maintenance.
Conventions for text marking

Î Result
'Text' exact concordance
Technical terms
Term Explanation
ES 'Device version' alias 'product version' (Erzeugnisstand)
FDnet Addressed detector line
Document identification
Position Signification
Title page – Short name
– Name in full
– Purpose of document
Last page, bottom left – Document no.
(number-modification index-language-COUNTRY)
– Edition date
Last page, bottom right- – Manual
hand side – Register
6
About this document
Modification index
Version Date Brief description
007023_h_en_-- 09.2007 – Diagnosis levels changed
– Output configuration changed
– Language-dependent images replaced
by language-neutral images
007023_g_en_-- 07.2007 At chap. 'LED' localisation mode added.
Corrections in 'Technical data':
– Line separator added
– Air humidity changed
– Protection categories changed
– Standard EN54-17added
– LPCB approvals added
007023_f_en_-- 01.2007 – Failsafe behaviour complemented
– VdS no. for FDCIO224 complemented
007023_e_en_-- 09.2006 – ES ≥30 complemented
– FDCIO224 supplemented
– Technical data reviewed
– Diagnosis levels added
– Degraded mode function included
007023_d_en_-- 08.2005 Line resistance and address
007023_c_en_-- 01.2005 Name of division
007023_b_en_-- 09.2004 Safety-relevant adaptations
7
Safety notes
2 Safety notes
This chapter describes the danger levels and the relevant safety regulations
applicable for the use of the products from Siemens Building Technologies. Please
read the work instructions as well as the chapter ’About this document’ before
beginning any work.
2.1 Signal words and symbols

2.1.1 Classification and meaning of signal words
The danger level –that is, the severity and probability of danger –is indicated by the
signal words listed below. Non-observance may lead to the consequences
indicated:
DANGER! Imminent danger!

z May cause danger to life or serious bodily injury!
Warning! Dangerous situation!
z May cause serious bodily harm.
Caution! May cause dangerous situations!
z May cause light injuries!
Note! Possibly harmful situation!
z May cause damage to the product or to objects in the
immediate vicinity of the product!
2.1.2 Symbols and their meaning
The symbols listed below indicate the nature and origin of the danger.
DANGER General danger
DANGER Electrical voltage
Example for an indication of danger

The example below illustrates the appearance and form of danger warnings in our
documents.
External voltage
DANGER
Disconnect the module from the power supply.
8
Safety notes
2.1.3 Classification and meaning of additional symbols
Tips and information
Refers to extremely important or critical decisions to be taken into account before continuing the work.
2.2 Safety-relevant working instructions
Country-specific standards
The products are developed and produced in compliance with the relevant
international and European safety standards. Should additional country-specific,
local safety standards or regulations concerning project planning, installation,
operation and disposal of the product apply in the place of operation, then these
standards or regulations must also be taken into account in addition to the safety
regulations mentioned in the product documentation.
Electrical installations
Work on electrical installations

Work on electrical installations may only be carried out by qualified electricians
DANGER
or by instructed persons working under the guidance and supervision of a
qualified electrician, in accordance with the electroctechnical regulations.
Assembly, installation, commissioning and inspection work

z If any tools or accessories such as ladders are required, safe and suitable
devices must be used.
z The activation of fire control installations for test purposes must not cause
damage to the system or parts thereof.
z Fire control installations must only be activated after the test has been
completed and the system has been definitely handed over to the customer.
z Third party systems or devices must only be activated in the presence of the
responsible person.
Modifications to the system design and the products

Modifications to a system or to individual products may cause faults or
malfunctioning. Please request written approval from us and the relevant
authorities concerning in-tended system modifications and system extensions.
Modules and spare parts

Locally procured modules and spare parts must comply with the technical
specifica-tions laid down by the manufacturer. This compliance is always ensured
for original spare parts supplied by us.
9
Setup and function
3 Setup and function

3.1 Overview
Input module FDCI222 In-/Output module
FDCIO222/FDCIO224
Input module FDCI222

The input module FDCI222 has 4 inputs. With the inputs the status can be
monitored (e.g. whether a door is closed).
In-/Output module FDCIO222/FDCIO224

The input/output module FDCIO222 has 4 outputs and 4 inputs. With the outputs,
control functions can be performed. With the inputs, statuses can be monitored.
The inputs and outputs can be operated independently. However, it is also possible
to monitor the control of the outputs by means of the input. In this case, an input is
assigned to the output. A control function can be performed on the output (e.g.
Close door). The correct execution of the control can be monitored on the input
(e.g. door is closed).
The difference between FDCIO222 and FDCIO224 is in the circuitry for the
monitoring of the inputs. FDCIO224 meets the requirements on the VdS
extinguishing interface.
Properties
The modules have the following properties:
z Communication via FDnet (detector line)
z Potential-free outputs
z Configuration possibilities
z Built-in line disconnection switch
z No auxiliary supply required
z Status indicators (LED)
z Different mounting possibilities
10
Setup and function
3.2 Setup
The modules consist of the module carrier, the printed circuit board and the cover.
The printed circuit board includes the LEDs. The LEDs indicate the states of the
inputs and outputs as well as the operating condition. The cover of the printed
circuit board is transparent, so that the state of the LEDs is visible even when the
housing is closed.
To protect the modules from environmental influences, two different housing types
are available.
3.2.1 Input module FDCI222
2
2
2
2
1 4
2
5
2
2
Legend
1 Break-outs for the mounting feet
2 Holding device for the cable ties
3 Terminals (FDnet)
4 Connection for MC-Link
5 Terminals (inputs)
11
Setup and function
3.2.2 In-/Output module FDCIO222/FDCIO224
2
3
2
2
3
2
1 5
2
6
2
2
2
Legend
1 Break-outs for the mounting feet
2 Holding device for the cable ties
3 Terminals (outputs)
4 Terminals (FDnet)
5 Connection (MC-Link)
6 Terminals (inputs)
12
Setup and function
3.2.3 P.c.b. view
OUT D
OUT D
OUT C
OUT C
OUT B
OUT B
OUT A
OUT A
1
OUT D
OUT C
OUT B
OUT A
IN4
IN3
IN2
IN1
OPERATING
LINE –
LINE –
LINE +
LINE +
IN1
IN1
IN2
IN2
IN3
IN3
IN4
IN4
Fig. 1 P.c.b. view
Legend
1 FDCIO222/4 only
3.2.4 LED
The table below shows the meaning of the LED states.
Operating LED
Status LED Signification
Green LED is flashing every 4 s Normal operation
Green LED is flashing every 1 s Localisation mode
Yellow LED is flashing Fault
Yellow and green LEDs are Test mode
flashing
LEDs for inputs and outputs

For each input and each output there is an LED
Status LED Signification

Red LED is flashing Input activates
Orange LED is flashing Command for the activation of the output
received by the control unit
The displays can be deactivated on option (e.g. in a cinema).
13
Setup and function
3.3 Function
3.3.1 Block diagram
– LINE–
+
FDCI222
FDCIO222/FDCIO224 OUT A
IN 1
OC-A
OUT A
IN 1 IC-1
OUT B
IN 2 OC-B
OUT B
IN 2 IC-2 µP
OUT C
OC-C
IN 3
OUT C
IN 3 IC-3
OUT D
OC-D
IN 4
OUT D
IN 4 IC-4
Nur beim FDCIO222/FDCIO224
OPERATING
FDCIO222/FDCIO224 only
Legend
Designation Legend Note
IN 1 ... IN 4 Inputs
OUT A ... OUT D Outputs only with
FDCIO222/FDCIO224
IN 1 … IN 4 LED input
OUT A ... OUT D LED output only with
FDCIO222/FDCIO224
OPERATING LED operation
The communication with the control panel is performed via the detector line. The
configuration is performed on the control unit. The modules are normally in
operating mode. For service purposes, the modules can be switched to test mode.
The modules require no auxiliary power supply.
14
Setup and function
3.3.2 Inputs
3.3.2.1 Function
With the inputs the status can be monitored e.g. whether a door is closed. Each
input can be configured as follows:
– Status input or danger input
– Lead monitoring for 'Open line' or 'Open line and short circuit'
– active, when contact is:
– open (normally closed NC)
– closed (normally open NO)
– Filter time (0 ... 240 sec)
Status inputs and danger inputs

Danger inputs trigger alarm as soon as the input is activated. Status inputs trigger
a status change as soon as they are activated.
Line monitoring and circuitry

The input lines are monitored for 'Open line' or 'Open line and short circuit'. To
make this possible, resistors must be connected to the input lines. When a short
circuit of an open line occurs on one of the input lines, a fault message is
transmitted to the control unit.
The inputs must be potential-free.
Filter time
The statuses of the inputs are polled several times per hour. To recognize a status
change, the following conditions must be fulfilled:
– Activation at minimum for the duration of the filter time;
– deactivation at minimum for the duration of the filter time, but at maximum for 5
seconds.
The filter time can be used for the suppression of disturbing pulses. Status
changes and faults are indicated by the LEDs on the module and are transmitted to
the control unit.
3.3.2.2 Circuit
To be considered:
z The input lines must be provided with resistors.
z The resistors must be connected at the end of the line.
z Only monitoring resistors with a tolerance of 1 % must be used.
z The admissible circuitry depends on the module that is used.
z The configuration of the module must correspond to the actual circuitry.
15
Setup and function
Input module FDCI222 and in-output module FDCIO222
FDCI222/FDCIO222 IN
Rs 1k15
+
Rp 3k01
Notes:
z The above connection diagram applies to monitoring for short-circuit and open
line.
z When the line shall only be monitored for open line, the resistor Rs 1.15 kOhm
must not be provided.
In-Output module FDCIO224

With FDCIO224 two different kinds of circuitry are possible.
1 2
FDCIO224 IN
560
+
2k7 3k3 680
Notes:
z Connection diagram (1):
– The monitoring resistance 560 Ohm is only required in case of monitoring for
short-circuit and open line.
– When the line shall only be monitored for open line, the 560 Ohm resistor
must not be provided.
z Connection diagram (2) for the VdS extinguishing interface:
only monitoring for short-circuit and open line is possible.
16
Setup and function
3.3.3 Outputs (only with FDCIO222/FDCIO224)
This section describes the function mode when controls are not monitored. The
following section describes how the controls are monitored by the inputs.
Control functions can be performed with the outputs (e.g. Close door). The outputs
are potential-free relay contacts.
Configuration
The following configurations are possible:
z The contact is active, when:
– it is closed;
– it is open.
z After activating the contact remains:
– permanently active
– active only for a certain period of time. How long the contact remains active
can also be configured (pulse duration)..
z Failsafe behaviour when the FDnet detector line is current-free, e.g. in degraded
mode (e.g. in case of a failure of the processor in the control panel).
The error behavior defines the position of the contact in case of an error.
– Contact remains in the same position as before the error
– Contact is activated in case of an error
– Contact is deactivated in case of an error
– reacts on the signal 'Emergency operation horn' in the same way as other
sounders on the FDnet (only possible with devices with ES ≥30 in FS20)
The status of the outputs (active / not active) may not be polled on the control
panel, only switched.
17
Setup and function
3.3.4 Monitoring the control function with the inputs (only with FDCIO222/FDCIO224)
General
With the input/output module the effected control functions (e.g. close gate) can be
monitored for the correct execution (e.g. gate closed) (see figure).
1 2
Rs
Rp M
LINE
– –
+
FDCIO222/FDCIO224
OUT A
IN 1 OC-A
µP
IC-1
IN 1 OUT A
Legend
1 Optional
2 Supply
Configuration
When the control functions are monitored by the inputs, the following
configurations are possible:
z The contact is active, when:
z After activating the contact remains:
– permanently active
– active only until the allocated input is activated or the delay period has
expired. The delay period can also be adjusted.
z Failsafe behaviour when the FDnet detector line is current-free, e.g. in degraded
mode (e.g. in case of a failure of the processor in the control panel).
The error behavior defines the position of the contact in case of an error.
– Contact remains in the same position as before the error
– Contact is activated in case of an error
– Contact is deactivated in case of an error
The status of the outputs (active / not active) may not be polled on the control
panel, only switched.
If the control function has not been executed after the expiry of a certain period
(delay period), a fault message is transmitted to the control unit. Only the activation
of the control is monitored. The deactivation is not monitored.
18
Setup and function
Allocation of inputs and outputs
The allocation of outputs to the inputs is fixed and can be seen in the table below.
Input Output
IN 1 OUT A
IN 2 OUT B
IN 3 OUT C
IN 4 OUT D
3.3.5 Diagnosis levels
The devices largely monitor their function autonomously. The following diagnosis
levels are taken from the different control measuring processes:
z Normal
z Fault
Details see table below.
When a fatal error occurs, which makes the proper function of the device
impossible, a fault message is signalled. To remedy the cause, additional
information is available in the device. This information may be displayed by e.g. the
detector exchanger and tester FDUD29x (details see Operation Detector
exchanger and tester, doc. nos. 007227 and 009718).
Display Signification Actions

'No Deviation' Normal, no fault is present none
In-/Output module is fully functional
Any fault message Fault is present Checking the input circuitry (parameter
Error with the input circuitry (open line, setting, resistors, short-circuit, open line)
short-circuit, deviation)
Invalid parameter settings Check the parameter setting
Supply error – Check detector line voltage
– Replace device
Software error (Watchdog error) Replace device
Storage error Replace device
Communication error between detector Remedy cause
and control panel
Note
The status 'Any fault message' can be displayed together with another status.
19
Setup and function
3.3.6 Degraded mode in FDnet
When the main processor of the fire control panel fails, the control panel is in
degraded mode. Depending on the control panel type, the fire control panel can
continue to perform the most important alarming and signalling functions in
degraded mode.
Behaviour in degraded mode on control panels supporting degraded

operation
z Alarming is still ensured in degraded mode. However, in degraded mode only
collective alarming is possible. This means that in case of alarm, it is possible to
identify the detector line in account but not the exact location of the device
triggering alarm.
z When the outputs are used for controls (e.g. fire controls), the outputs take on
the configured default position in case of a communication failure or current-free
FDnet (only devices with ES ≥30).
The degraded operation on the FDnet is not equally supported by all control
panels. During project planning, the information in the document 'List of
compatibility' (doc. no. 008331) and the control panel documentation in account is
mandatory.
3.4 Accessories
3.4.1 Mounting foot FDCM291
Description
z For the installation on a top hat rail TS35.
z Two mounting feet must always be used together.
20
Setup and function
3.4.2 Housing FDCH291/FDCH292
Description
z FDCH291 and FDCH292 for the protection against dust and electric shock.
z FDCH292 additionally for the protection against humidity (IP65).
3.4.3 Auxiliary terminal
Description
z For the earthing of screened cables.
z Up to 4 auxiliary terminals may be installed in the housing base of the
FDCH291/FDCH292.
3.4.4 Other accessories
z Screwed cable gland M20 with back nut

z Cable ties 2.4 x 137 mm
21
Project planning
4 Project planning
When planning a project, proceed as follows:
1. Take into account the compatibility.
2. Define the place of installation.
3. Define the type of monitoring and configuration of the inputs.
4. Define the configuration of the outputs.
5. Fill out the configuration sheet.
4.1 Compatibility
Compatible with all control panel types that support the FDnet detector line. Refer
to 'List of compatibility' (doc. no. 008331) for details.
4.2 Defining the place of installation
Electric shock!
Voltages up to 250VAC may occur on the terminals. Always use a housing (e.g.
FDCH291 or FDCH292) with screw connection when applying the following
DANGER
voltages to the outputs:
z >60 VDC (ripple <10 % of average value)
z >30 VAC (peak value max. 42.4V)
Electric shock!
DANGER
Adhere to the local directives for electrical installations!
For the control of fire protection installations in accordance with EN54-2, the in-/output module
FDCIO224 must be built in the housing of the fire control installation.
When the in-/output module FDCIO224 is used to control the VdS extinguishing interface, it must be
built in the control panel housing. Details are described in the control panel documentation.
1. Define the place of installation. For an easy cabling the module shall be installed
as close as possible to the fire control installations.
2. Use a housing when more than 50 VDC or 75 VAC are applied to the outputs
and when the module is not installed in a closed electrical cabinet.
– In humid or soiled environments use the housing FDCH291.
– In wet environments use the housing FDCH292.
22
Project planning
4.3 Defining the type of monitoring and input configuration

1. Define the type of input (danger input or status input).
2. Determine the type of monitoring and the monitoring resistors.
Monitoring the inputs for earth fault is not possible.
3. Define the filter time. The following settings are possible:
– 0.5 s
– 1s
– 2.5 s
– 5s
– 10 s
– 20 s
– 45 s
– 60 s
– 90 s
– 120 s
– 150 s
– 180 s
– 210 s
– 240 s
4. Define whether the input is active with open or closed contact. The configuration
of the input must correspond to the actual circuitry.
Notes
z The resistors must be connected at the end of the lines.
z No automatic detectors or manual call points can be connected to the inputs
see also:
Î 3.3.2.2 Circuit, Page 15
23
Project planning
4.4 Defining the output configuration
Electric shock!
DANGER
When configuring the outputs, please proceed as follows:

1. Determine in which position the contact is active. The contact can be active
when it is:
2. Define how long the control shall remain active after activation. The control can
be:
– permanently active;
– active only for a certain period of time. How long the contact remains active
can be configured as well (pulse duration). The following settings are
possible:
– 1s
– 2s
– 3s
– 5s
– 10 s
– 15 s
– 20 s
3. Determine the type of monitoring (equal or reversed polarity).
4. Determine the behavior of the control in case of error (e.g. open line to the
control panel).
The following configurations are possible for the behavior in case of a failure
(default positions):
– Control remains the same as before the error
– Control is actived
– Control is deactivated
see also:
Î 3.3.3 Outputs (only with FDCIO222/FDCIO224), Page 17
Î 3.3.4 Monitoring the control function with the inputs (only with
FDCIO222/FDCIO224), Page 18
4.5 Filling out the configuration sheet

1. Copy out the configuration sheet. You will find it in the appendix.
2. Fill out the configuration sheet.
3. Hand over copies of the completed configuration sheet to the installer and the
service technician.
see also:
Î 9.1 Configuration sheet, Page 32
24
Installation
5 Installation
Electric shock!
DANGER
The proceeding during the installation depends on whether the module is installed
with or without housing.
The connection diagram can be found at the end of this section.
5.1 Installation with housing

In case of an installation with housing, please proceed as follows:
1. Break out the cable entries.
2. Mount the housing on an even surface. To make sure that the LEDs are visible
at any time, the housing lid is transparent. Consider a suitable installation
position to make sure that the LEDs are visible at any time when in operation.
3. Insert the cables. If necessary, fix the cables with the screwed cable glands M20
or use a different cable entry.
4. If necessary, press the auxiliary terminal for earthing into the housing base.
Connect the screening to these auxiliary terminals. The screening must not
touch any extrinsic earthing potentials or metal parts in the device.
5. Install the module in the housing.
6. Connect the cable to the corresponding terminals (see connection diagram).
Connect only one wire to each terminal.
7. Close the housing by engaging the lid. If necessary, use the screws included in
the delivery with housing type FDCH291. With the housing with seal (FDCH292)
the enclosed screws must always be used..
Electric shock!
DANGER
25
Installation
5.2 Installation without housing

In case of an installation without housing, please proceed as follows:
1. Mount the module on an even surface or on a top hat rail, using two mounting
feet (see figure). To make sure that the LEDs are visible at any time, the housing
lid is transparent. Consider a suitable installation position to make sure that the
LEDs are visible at any time when in operation.
2. Connect the cables to the terminals in account. Connect only one wire to each
terminal.
3. Fix the cables to the modules by means of cable ties.
5.3 Connection
Connect only one wire to each terminal.
Electric shock!
In operation, up to 230 VAC may be applied to the output lines of the in-
DANGER
put/output modules FDCIO222 and FDCIO224. During installation work, no
voltage must be applied to the lines!
see also:
Î 3.2.3 P.c.b. view, Page 13
26
Commissioning
6 Commissioning
The device is commissioned via the control panel. The exact procedure is
described in the control panel documentation.
27
Maintenance / Troubleshooting
7 Maintenance / Troubleshooting
7.1 Status retrieval
The modules are equipped with the MC-Link (Maintenance and Commissioning
Link). With the detector exchanger and tester FDUD29x, the following data can be
polled with this link:
z Status of inputs
z Status of outputs
z Inadmissible configuration
z Deviation of the line or termination resistor from the initial values
z Error list
z Status register
7.2 Performance check

The devices are automatically subjected to a performance check during the self-
test. Nevertheless, it is necessary to check the devices on site at regular intervals.
Recommendation:
– Check the devices every year.
– Replace strongly soiled or damaged devices.
No other special maintenance work is necessary.
7.3 Test mode

For service purposes, the modules can be switched to test mode. In this mode, the
relays are not activated when activating the outputs. Only the LEDs are activated.
For more detailed information, please refer to the control unit documentation.
28
Specifications
8 Specifications
8.1 Technical data
Detector line Operating voltage 12 … 33 VDC
Operating current (quiescent)
– FDCI222 0,25 … 0.35 mA
– FDCIO222/FDCIO224 0,6 … 0.75 mA
Maximum current connection factor
– FDCI222 2
– FDCIO222/FDCIO224 3
Quiescent current connection factor 1
Address connection factor 1
Separator connector factor 1
Protocol FDnet
Compatibility For details see doc. no. 008331 'List of
compatibility'
Line separator Line voltage:

– nominal 32 VDC (= Vnom)
– minimum 12 VDC (= Vmin)
– maximum 33 VDC (= Vmax)
Voltage at which the separator
opens:
– minimum 7.5 VDC (= VSO min)
– maximum 10.5 VDC (= VSO max)
Permanent current when switches are max. 0.5 A (= IC max)
closed
Switching current (e.g. in case of short max. 1 A (= IS max)
circuit)
Leakage current when switches are max. 1 mA (= IL max)
open
Serial impedance when switches are max. 0.5 Ω (= ZC max)
closed
External alarm indicator connectable ext. AI none
Inputs Monitoring voltage 3 V uncharged

Monitoring resistors
parallel Rp / serial Rs:
– FDCI222/FDCIO222 – 3.01 kΩ / 1.15 kΩ; each +/-1 %; 0.25 W
– FDCIO224 – 2.7 kΩ / 560 Ω; each +/-1 %; 0.25 W
– 3.3 kΩ / 680 Ω; each +/-1 %; 0.25 W
Line resistance max. 20 Ω
29
Specifications
Outputs max. switching performance at ohmic
load at:
– AC voltage 250 VAC; 4 A; 1000 VA
– DC voltage 30 VDC; 4 A; 120 W
These values do not apply for
inductive or capacitive loads!
Connections Detector line, inputs and outputs:

– Design Spring clips
– Cross-section 0.2 … 1.5 mm2
MC-Link Plug-type connection
Ambient conditions Operating temperature -25 … +70 °C

Storage temperature -30 … +75 °C
Air humidity ≤95 % rel.
IP protection:
– without housing IP30
– with housing FDCH291; engaged IP54
– with housing FDCH292, screwed IP65
Electromagnetic compatibility at:
– 1 MHz … 1 GHz 50 V/m
– 1 GHz … 2 GHz 30 V/m
Mechanical data Dimensions (L x W x H) 153 x 93 x 27 mm

Housing material ABS
Color:
– Module carrier 9010 RAL (pure white)
– Housing 9010 RAL (pure white)
– Housing cover transparent
Standards Standards – EN54-17

– EN54-18
– CEA GEI I-084 for I/O modules
VdS approvals:
– FDCI222 G204028
– FDCIO222 G204029
– FDCIO224 G207001
LPCB approvals:
– FDCI222 126ad/01
– FDCIO222 126ad/02
Protection categories IEC 60529
QS standards – Siemens Standard SN 36350
– ISO9001
– ISO9004
CE conformity mark yes
30
Specifications
8.2 Dimensions
90
8.3 Environmental compatibility

Electronic components and synthetic materials can be separated.
The plastic parts are marked and can be disposed of correspondingly.
31
Appendix
9 Appendix
9.1 Configuration sheet
Place of installation
Module □ Input module FDCI222
□ In/Output module FDCIO222
□ In/Output module FDCIO224
Mode of installation □ without housing
□ without housing FDCH291 without screw connection
□ without housing FDCH291 with screw connection
□ with housing FDCH292 (always with screw
connection)
Input IN 1 monitored ...
Output OUT A controls...
Output OUT B controls...
Output OUT C controls...
Output OUT D controls...
Configuration for the inputs

Parameters Value IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4
Type of input Danger input □ □ □ □
Status input □ □ □ □
Input monitoring Open line □ □ □ □
short circuit and open line □ □ □ □
Input active, when contact open □ □ □ □
is: closed □ □ □ □
Filter time Duration: ____ s ____ s ____ s ____ s
Configuration for the outputs

Parameters Value OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4
Output active, when contact open (normally closed NC) □ □ □ □
is: closed (normally open NO) □ □ □ □
Control monitoring yes □ □ □ □
no □ □ □ □
Duration of activation permanent □ □ □ □
(without monitoring control) only for the period of: □ ___ s □ ___ s □ ___ s □ ___ s
Behaviour in case of fault Control remains the same as in normal □ □ □ □
operation
Control is actived □ □ □ □
Control is deactivated □ □ □ □
Function 'Degraded mode horn' □ □ □ □
32
Appendix
33
Issued by © Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2004-2007
Siemens Switzerland Ltd
Building Technologies Group
International Headquarters
Gubelstrasse 22
CH-6301 Zug
Tel. +41 41 - 724 24 24
Fax +41 41 - 724 35 22
www.siemens.com/buildingtechnologies
Document no. 007023_h_en_-- Manual FD20

Edition 09.2007 Section 5

Fdi222 Fdcio222 Fdcio224 Technical Manuel PDF

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

You might also like

Fdi222 Fdcio222 Fdcio224 Technical Manuel PDF

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Fdi222 Fdcio222 Fdcio224 Technical Manuel PDF

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

FDCI222, FDCIO222, FDCIO224

© Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2004-2007

3 Setup and function................................................................................10

4 Project planning ....................................................................................22

1 About this document

Purpose of the document

Group of persons Activity Qualification

Operational and safety regulations

Disregard of the safety regulations

Conventions for text marking

2.1 Signal words and symbols

DANGER! Imminent danger!

2.1.2 Symbols and their meaning

DANGER General danger

DANGER Electrical voltage

Example for an indication of danger

2.1.3 Classification and meaning of additional symbols

Tips and information

2.2 Safety-relevant working instructions

Work on electrical installations

Assembly, installation, commissioning and inspection work

Modifications to the system design and the products

Modules and spare parts

3 Setup and function

Input module FDCI222

In-/Output module FDCIO222/FDCIO224

3.2.1 Input module FDCI222

3.2.2 In-/Output module FDCIO222/FDCIO224

3.2.3 P.c.b. view

Fig. 1 P.c.b. view

The table below shows the meaning of the LED states.

LEDs for inputs and outputs

Status LED Signification

The displays can be deactivated on option (e.g. in a cinema).

The modules require no auxiliary power supply.

Status inputs and danger inputs

Line monitoring and circuitry

In-Output module FDCIO224

3.3.3 Outputs (only with FDCIO222/FDCIO224)

3.3.5 Diagnosis levels

Details see table below.

Display Signification Actions

3.3.6 Degraded mode in FDnet

Behaviour in degraded mode on control panels supporting degraded

3.4.2 Housing FDCH291/FDCH292

3.4.3 Auxiliary terminal

3.4.4 Other accessories

z Screwed cable gland M20 with back nut

4.2 Defining the place of installation

4.3 Defining the type of monitoring and input configuration

4.4 Defining the output configuration

When configuring the outputs, please proceed as follows:

4.5 Filling out the configuration sheet

5.1 Installation with housing

5.2 Installation without housing

7.2 Performance check

7.3 Test mode

Line separator Line voltage: