Servomaster User Manual 12911004

User Manual
SERVOTEKNIKK
FIRE POWER FAULT
SYSTEM FAULT
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DISABLEMENTS OPERATOR ACCESS
Normal operation
7 8 9
ABC DEF GHI
4 5 6
JKL MNO PQR
1 2 3
STU _VW XYZ
0
MENU NEXT ALARM
ALARMS ALARM SILENCE
ServoMaster
ServoMaster
Fire Alarm Panel
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2003-06 Last revision: 26. Jun 2003

Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s
1 General. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.1 About this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1.2 Definitions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
2 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2.1 ServoMaster Operator Panel . .. .. . .. . .. . . .. .. .. . .. . .. . . .4
2.1.1 Access code. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .4
2.1.2 Display. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . .. .... .. . . ... . .. ...5
2.1.3 Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ... . .. .... .. .. ... . .. ...5
2.1.4 Indicator lights . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .5
3 Alarm Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.1 Priorities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.2 Fire Alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.2.1 Indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.2.2 In case of FIRE ALARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
3.3 Pre-alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
3.3.1 Indication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
3.3.2 In case of PRE-ALARM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
3.4 Technical alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
3.4.1 Indication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
3.4.2 In case of TECHNICAL ALARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
3.5 Fault Warning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
3.5.1 Indication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
3.5.2 In case of FAULT WARNING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
3.5.3 Fault finding table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
3.5.4 Replacing sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
3.6 Disablements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3.6.1 Indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3.6.2 Actions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3.7 Test Condition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3.7.1 Indications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3.7.2 Actions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
4 MENU FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
4.1 Function Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
4.2 Main Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.2.1 Disablements - Outlets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.2.2 Disablements - Sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
4.2.3 View Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
4.2.4 Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
4.2.5 System settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
4.2.6 Service Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.2.7 System Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
5 Control module connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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1 GENERAL
1.1 About this manual
This user manual is intended as a guide for the user of the ServoMaster fire alarm panel.
The manual should also be used as a sup plement to other manuals describing installation,
testing, service and maintenance.
This manual only describes panel functions relating to ACCESS LEVEL 2 as specified by
EN54-2 (i.e. regular operation by trained personnel).
1.2 Definitions
Some words and phrases used in this manual are ex plained in the ta ble below.
Phrase Definition Read

Access Code A four digit code to be entered on the operator panel 2.1.1
to prevent unauthorized use.
Control A microproces sor based unit for handling incoming 5
Module alarm signals and outgoing actions.
Several control modules and operator panels can be
interconnected on a ServoLan bus.
Detector Any type of element capable of detecting fire, smoke, 5
gas etc. or any change of status that can be used as
input for a ServoMaster control module.
Disablement A user initiated function that will put sensors or outlets 3.6
temporary out of service.
Key A push-button on an operator panel executing a pre- 2.1.3
determined function.
Loop A signal cable with a number of detectors starting and 5
ending in a control module (addressable loop) or ter-
minated in an end-of-line resistor (collective loop).
Menu A choice of actions listed on a operator panel display.
Outlet A number of connection points in a control module 4.2.1
used for managing actions during an alarm situation
like fault indication, sounding alarm bells, closing fire
doors and initiating other fire preventing actions.
Operator A unit with warning lights, functional keys and informa- 2.1
Panel tion display.
A operator panel gives information about alarms and
status of the ServoMaster system.
Cer tain tests and system parameters can be set from
an operator panel.
Priority Alarm type importance. 3.1
An alarm with higher priority will overrule an alarm or
message with lower priority.
There are 6 priority levels.
Sensor All detectors and elements that can give a fire alarm 5
signal such as smoke and fire detectors and manual
fire alarm call-points.
All sensors are given an unique five digit identification
number, the two first digits represents the sensor’s
zone and the tree last the sensor number in the zone.
System The entire ServoMaster installation including control 5
modules, operator panels, detectors and sub-systems.
Viewport Part of display reserved for certain types of mes- 2.1.2
sages.
Zone A user defined area with up to 99 sensors.
Each zone is given an unique three digit num ber in
the range 001 - 654.
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2 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
2.1 ServoMaster Operator Panel
The primary function of the operator panel is to provide both visual and audi ble fire
alarms. To ensure that the system is always in perfect working condition, the panel contin-
uously monitors all internal circuits and functions as well as all ca bles and equipment
mounted externally. The operator panel will give visual and audi ble alarm of all opera-
tional distur bances.
The front panel of ServoMaster is equipped with an LCD dis play with back-light, a nu-
meric key board, six keys for operating the panel and 11 LEDs for sta tus information.
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Fire alarm indication

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Status information lights
LCD information and menu Normal operation

display 7 8 9
ABC DEF GHI
Panel function key text 4 5 6

JKL MNO PQR
Panel function keys

1 2 3
STU _VW XYZ
Alpha-numeric keyboard
Multiple alarms indication

0
MENU NEXT ALARM
ALARM SILENCE
Permanent function keys ALARMS
ServoMaster
In normal operation the dis play shows date and time and the text “Normal operation”.
2.1.1 Access code

The operator panel keys can be protected against unauthorized use by an access code.
When used in marine environment, the use of access code is normally skipped. The access
code protection is permanently turned on or off by the installer in the System
Configuration menu.
When first pressing a protected key, you will be prompted by the dis play to enter the code:
Enter the access code and press OK
Default access code is 0110. The code should be changed by entering the System Settings
menu. See section 4.2.5.
When the 4-digit access code has been correctly entered, the action of the original key will
be carried out. (Does not apply for the Acknowledge Alarm button, se section 3.2).
A green indicator marked OPERATOR ACCESS will be lit when the access code has
been correctly entered. As long as this light stays on, all panel keys are un protected. The
light will go off automatically one minute after the entering of the access code. By pressing
OPERATOR ACCESS
any key during this interval, the time will automatically be extended (to one minute fol-
lowing the last key pressure).
Note that some key functions are not protected by the access code:
– The audi ble warning following the occurrence of a fault message may be silenced.
– During alarm conditions, it is possible to scroll between multiple alarms in the display.
WARNING: To protect the panel against unauthorized use, do not leave the panel as long as the
OPERATOR ACCESS indicator is lit.

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Header viewport
2.1.2 Display
Alarms, faults and menus are shown on a 40 char acters by 16 lines graphical LCD dis play
Upper information viewport with ad justable back-light.
The dis play is divided in four viewports:
Lower information viewport
• The Header viewport shows the type of alarm or message given in the Information
viewports or the category of the chosen menu. The font is larger to be better vis i ble.
Button viewport
Date and time is shown in the up per right corner except in Menu mode and Alarm situ-
ation.
• The two Information viewports will dis play messages like alarm details, fault warn-
ings, disablements, etc.
The up per viewport will show the first message. If there are more alarms or messages,
the lower viewport will show the last one. Scrolling through several messages will be
shown in the up per viewport.
In Menu mode both viewports are used to dis play the menu choices.
• The Button viewport is reserved for panel function key text. The text will ap pear
above one or more of the three panel function keys to indicate their function. The func-
tion de pends upon the panel’s operational mode.
2.1.3 Keys
The ServoMaster is operated by six function keys and an al pha-numeric key board. The
key board has several functions. The necessary instructions are shown in the dis play for the
various menus.
Panel function keys

Info These three keys located below the dis play will change their function according to the op-
erator panel’s functional mode.
The key functions are shown on the lower part of the dis play just above the buttons.
Menu <> Alarms

MENU
ALARMS
• Press the key in Normal Operation to enter the Menu mode.
• When the panel is in Alarm State, this key can be used to toggle between the present
alarm message and Menu dis play.
Next alarm
The two LEDs di rectly above the key will be lit if there are more than one ac tive alarm in
NEXT the system.
ALARM
• Press the key to scroll through the different alarms.
The alarm messages will be shown in the up per information viewport of the dis play.
Alarm si lence
ALARM
SILENCE • Press the key to stop an audi ble alarm.
This will silence both the panel buzzer and all alarm sounders in the sys tem.
• Press the key once more to restart the audi ble alarm.
2.1.4 Indicator lights

Power
POWER
• The green POWER LED is lit when the system is powered from mains or battery.
If the mains, battery or fuses should fail, there will be a fault indication on the dis play.
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Fire
FIRE • The two red LEDs close to the FIRE sign will flash at a 2 Hz rate in the event of a fire
alarm.
– The buzzer will sound at the same rate during a fire alarm.
– The buzzer can be silenced by the Alarm Silence button.
Read more about fire alarm in section 3.2.
Fault
FAULT
• The yellow FAULT LED is lit if there is a fault in the sys tem such as detector faults,
SYSTEM FAULT battery faults, broken fuses, communication faults, etc.
• If there is a system fault, the SYSTEM FAULT LED will be on as well.
TEST – The buzzer will sound intermittently at 1Hz.
– The buzzer can be silenced by the Alarm Silence button.
Read more about faults in section 3.5.
DISABLEMENTS
Test
• The yellow TEST LED will be ON when the system is in test mode.
Read more about tests in section 3.7 .
Disablements
• The yellow DISABLEMENT LED will be ON if one or more outlets or sensors have been
disabled by the operator.
Read more about disablements in section 3.6 .
Alarm sounders delayed

• The ALARM SOUNDERS DELAYED LED will be ON if there is a delay between a
ALARM SOUNDERS DELAYED sensor has detected a fire and the sounders give and audi ble alert.
– The delay time is set from the configuration program.
OPERATOR ACCESS – The delay can be turned on/off from the operator panel. (See section 4.2.5.)
Operator access
• The OPERATOR ACCESS LED will be ON when the op erator has access to perform
actions on the op erator panel when the access code has been correctly entered.
– As long as this light stays on, all panel keys are un protected.
– The light will go off automatically one minute after the entering of the access code.
– By pressing any key during this interval, the time will automatically be extended to
one minute following the last key pressure.
– To change the access code, see section 4.2.5.
Alarm transmission delayed
ALARM TRANSMISSION DELAYED This function is not available if there are no indicators on the operator panel.
• The yellow ALARM TRANSMISSION DELAYED LED indicates that the
ALARM TRANSMISSION ACTIVE
transmission to the fire brigade will be delayed.
– The delay time is set from the configuration program.
– The delay can be turned on/off from the operator panel. (See section 4.2.5.)
This function can be used if there are often false alarms and it is desired to check and
rectify the cause before the fire brigade is automatically called.
Delayed alarm transmission is an optional function as per EN 54-2, and may not be
available on certain models of the ServoMaster.
Alarm transmission active

This function is not available if there is no indicator on the operator panel.
• The red ALARM TRANSMISSION ACTIVE LED indicates that the alarm has been
forwarded to a remote station, e.g. the fire brigade.
Remote alarm transmission is an optional function as per EN 54-2, and may not be
available on certain models of the ServoMaster.

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3 ALARM MESSAGES
3.1 Priorities
There are six alarm types in the ServoMaster sys tem. These alarms are indicated and
treated in different ways by sound, light and dis play text. Some alarms may initiate auto-
matic external actions.
The alarm types have priorities which means that an alarm with higher pri ority will over-
rule any alarm with a lower priority on the ServoMaster panel.
Alarm ServoMaster panel External

Type Priority Display Warning Buzzer Alarm Auto
lights cycle bells action
Fire alarm 1 Fire alarm FIRE50/50 Yes* Yes*
2 Hz
Pre-alarm 2 Pre-alarm - 20/80 No* No*
1 Hz
Technical 3 Techn. - Program- No* No*
alarm alarm able
Test 4 Test alarm TEST** - No No
Fault 5 Fault FAULT 50/50 No* No*
warning 1 Hz
Disable 6 Disabled Disable- - No No
ments
* Default setting. Action is programable.
** Only when the central is set in test mode.
3.2 Fire Alarm

Fire alarm is a situation where a sen sor detects smoke or flame, or when a manual fire
alarm call-point is activated.
3.2.1 Indications
• Fire alarm is indicated on the operator panel by two flashing red LEDs in the field
FIRE •
marked FIRE.
The internal buzzer as well as alarm bells and/or horns will sound.
• The up per part of the dis play will show the type and number of fire alarms and the
num ber of zones where alarms are initiated.
• The first and last fire alarm with describing text is shown in the mid area of the dis play
ALARMS: 3 ZONES: 2
(up per and lower information viewport).
– Line 1 shows type of alarm, alarm num ber and time stamp.
Fire alarm 1 27.11.2002 12:56:43
Bridge deck, port side
– Line 2 shows customer defined zone text.

Cabin 13
Zone 105 Sensor 7 (SSD530) A/2/1/5
Fire alarm 3 27.11.2002 13:15:48 – Line 3 shows customer defined sensor text.
– Line 4 shows zone num ber, sensor num ber, type of alarming sensor and physical po-
Bridge deck, corridor
Area B
Zone 106 Sensor 1 (MCP545) A/2/1/16
sition of the sensor. The physical information is presented as:
Acknow- Scroll
Previous
Alarm ledge zone panel num ber /module num ber /loop num ber /sensor num ber.
• Panel function key text Acknowledge is shown on the lower part of the dis play.
If there are more than one alarm, the two other keys are marked: Previous alarm and
Scroll sensors.
If there are alarms from more than one zone, the key text will tog gle between Scroll
sensors and Scroll zones.

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3.2.2 In case of FIRE ALARM
Read the dis play text.

 Scroll through all alarms if more than two are present.
The scrolled alarm text is always shown in the up per information viewport.
The lower information viewport shows the most recent fire alarm, not influenced by
scrolling.
• Press NEXT ALARM to view the following alarm.
The two LEDs are lit as long as there are more than one alarm.
NEXT
ALARM
Previous • Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards through the alarms.

alarm
Scroll Scroll • By pressing Scroll Sensors, the alarms are shown chronologically, starting with first
sensors zones alarm and ending with last alarm.
If the alarms originates from more than one zone, the right func tion button will have the
text: Scroll Zones.
• Press the button Scroll Zones to show the first alarm in all actual zones when the but-
tons Next Alarm and Previous Alarm are used.
The reason for the fire alarm must be determined by examining the area.
 • Perform actions according to local instructions.
ServoMaster may automatically perform predetermined actions like alerting the safety
personnel, closing fire doors, closing valves, managing fans and ventilators, etc.
Turn off sounders by pressing the key ALARM SILENCE only when this
 alert is no longer needed.
ALARM • You will be prompted to en ter the access code.

SILENCE
The dis play remains unchanged.
• The alarm sounders may be turned on again by pressing the key once more.
Press the MENU <> ALARMS key if there is need to enter the MENU during
 a fire alarm condition.
MENU
• There may be a need to view information like e.g. pre-alarms or technical alarms that
ALARMS are overruled by the fire alarm.
• Toggle back to view the fire alarms by pressing the key once more.
The dis play will automatically change back to the fire alarm dis play after a preset time.
The fire alarms are reset one by one by pressing the key marked

Acknow- Acknowledge.
ledge Acknowledge will work on the alarm shown in the up per information viewport only.
An asterisk (*) is shown in front of the firs t line to indicate that the alarm has been
acknowledged.
• When a fire alarm is acknowledged, it will remain in the dis play until the detector has
returned to Normal operation
• When all fire alarms are acknowledged and there are no more sensors detecting any
* Fire alarm 1
fire condition, the Fire alarm text will disappear from the dis play and the text: Normal
operation is dis played.

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3.3 Pre-alarm
Pre-alarm is a situation where a sensor with high sensitivity level detects an abnormal con-
dition. This is NOT a fire alarm! Non of the special fire alarm out puts will be activated.
3.3.1 Indication
• The internal buzzer will sound with short beeps at 1 Hz.
PRE-ALARMS: 1 ZONES: 1
The alarm bells and/or horns will not be activated.
Pre-alarm 1 27.11.2002 12:56:43
Bridge deck, port side
Cabin 13 • There is no special LED on the operator panel to indicate Pre-alarm.
• The up per part of the dis play will show the type and num ber of alarms and the num ber
of zones where alarms are initiated.
Acknow-
• The dis play will show the same information as for Fire alarm. See section 3.2.1
ledge
Line 1 will indicate the alarm type as Pre-alarm.
• ServoMaster may automatically perform predetermined actions like closing valves,
managing fans and ventilators etc.
Observe that fire alarms have priority over pre-alarms.

 If a fire alarm occurs when the operator panel indicates a pre-alarm, the fire alarm will
overrule all pre-alarms and the operator panel will show fire alarms only.
To view any pre-alarms during a fire alarm condition, push the Menu< >Alarms key.
MENU Select: View information\View alarms by level\View pre-alarms.
ALARMS
3.3.2 In case of PRE-ALARM

 Scroll through all pre-alarms if more than two are indicated.
The lower information viewport shows recent pre-alarm. Not influenced by scrolling.
• Press NEXT ALARM to view any further alarms.
The two LEDs are lit as long as there are two or more alarms present.
NEXT
ALARM
Previous • Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards.

alarm
The reason for the pre-alarm must be determined by examining the area.
 • Perform actions according to local instructions.
Turn off the buzzer by press ing the key ALARM SILENCE only when this
• You will be prompted to enter the access code.
ALARM The dis play remains unchanged.
SILENCE
• The buzzer can be turned on again by press ing the key once more.
The pre-alarms are reset one by one by pressing the key marked

Acknow- Acknowledge.
An asterisk (*) is shown in front of the first line to indicate that the alarm is deactivated.
• When alarm condition on the acknowledged sensor is removed, the alarm text will disap-
pear.
• When all pre-alarms are acknowledged and all sensors with pre-alarm are back in Nor-
* Pre-alarm 1
mal operation, the pre-alarm text will disap pear from the dis play and the text: Normal
operation is dis played.

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3.4 Technical alarm

Technical alarms are activated from contact changes in a device. The sig nals are customer
defined and action out puts can be programed.
3.4.1 Indication
• The internal buzzer will sound with short beeps at a 1 Hz (programable).
TECHNICAL ALARMS: 2 ZONES: 1
Techn. alarm 1 27.11.2002 12:56:43
•
Engine room
Fan blocked There is no special LED on the operator panel to indicate Technical alarm.
Zone 5 Sensor 7
Techn. alarm 2 27.11.2002 13:15:48 • The up per part of the dis play will show the type and num ber of alarms and the num ber
Engine room
Door open of zones where alarms are initiated.
Zone 5 Sensor 1
• The dis play will show the same information as for Fire alarm. See section 3.2.1
Previous Acknow-
Alarm ledge Line 1 will indicate the alarm type as Techn. alarm.
• ServoMaster may automatically perform predetermined actions like closing valves,
disconnecting power etc.
Observe that fire alarms and pre-alarms have priority over technical alarms.
 If an alarm with higher priority occurs when the operator panel indicates a techn. alarm,
the priority alarm will overrule all technical alarms and the operator panel will show prior-
ity alarms only.
To view possible technical alarms during a priority alarm condition, push the Menu<
MENU >Alarms key. Select: View information \ View alarms by level \ View technical alarms
ALARMS
3.4.2 In case of TECHNICAL ALARM

 Scroll through all technical alarms if more than one is indicated.
The lower information viewport shows the most recent alarm, not influenced by scrolling.
NEXT • Press NEXT ALARM to view any further alarms.
ALARM The two LEDs are lit as long as there are more than one alarm to view.
Previous • Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards.

alarm
The reason for the technical alarm is indicated on the dis play.

 Verify by examining the alarming device.
• Perform corrective actions according to local instructions.
Turn off the buzzer by pressing the key ALARM SILENCE only when this
 alert is no longer present.
• You will be prompted to en ter the access code (if valid).

SILENCE
The alarms are reset one by one by pressing the key marked
Acknow-
 Acknowledge.
An asterisk (*) is shown in front of the first line to indicate that the alarm is de activated.
• When the condition on the acknowledged device is removed, the alarm text will disap pear.
• When all alarms are acknowledged and there are no more devices de tecting any condi-
* Techn. alarm 1
tion, the alarm text will disap pear from the display and the text: Normal operation is
dis played.

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3.5 Fault Warning

Fault warnings are activated if there is a hardware or software fault in the system like de-
tector faults, power faults, communication faults etc.
3.5.1 Indication
• Fault warning is indicated on the operator panel by the FAULT LED.
FAULT
If there is a fault in the software controlled systems, the SYSTEM FAULT LED will
be on as well.
SYSTEM FAULT
• The internal buzzer will sound with short beeps at a 1 Hz (programable).
• The up per part of the dis play will show the num ber of faults.
FAULTS: 3
Fault 1 27.05.2003 12:56:43 • The dis play will show the same information as for Fire alarm. See section 3.2.1
Deck A
Cabin 231 Line 1 will indicate the alarm type as Fault.
Zone 101 Sensor 1 (STD531) A/1/1/2
Fault 3 27.05.2003 13:15:48

Car deck
Starboard
Previous Acknow-
Alarm ledge
Observe that fire- , pre- and technical alarms have priority over fault warn-
 ings.
If an alarm with higher priority occurs when the operator panel indicates a fault warning,
the priority alarm will overrule all fault warnings and the operator panel will show priority
alarms only.
To view possible fault warnings during a priority alarm condition, push the Menu<
MENU >Alarms key. Select: View information \ View alarms by level \ View faults.
ALARMS
3.5.2 In case of FAULT WARNING
A SYSTEM FAULT is serious since the control circuitry of the fire detec-
 tion system may have reduced functionality.
• Contact the manu facturer or the local repre sentative immediately for service and
re pair.

 • The text will indicate the fault type and location.
• Scroll through all fault warnings if more than one is indicated.

– The scrolled alarm text is always shown in the up per information viewport.
– The lower information viewport shows the most recent alarm and is not influenced
by scrolling.
• Press NEXT ALARM to view any further alarm.
The two LEDs are lit as long as there are more alarms to view.
NEXT
ALARM
• Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards.

Previous
alarm
The rea son for the fault warning must be determined by consulting the
 fault-finding table in section 3.5.3 and by examining the device.
• Perform correcting actions according to local instructions.
Turn off the buzzer by press ing the key ALARM SILENCE only when this
SILENCE

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The alarms are reset one by one by pressing the key marked
 Acknowledge.
Acknow-
ledge • You will be prompted to en ter the access code (if valid).
Acknowledge will work on the alarm shown in the up per information viewport only.
An asterisk (*) is shown in front of the first line to in dicate that the alarm has been
acknowledged.
• As soon as the fault on the ac knowledged device is solved, the alarm text will disap-
pear.
• When all alarms are acknowledged and there are no more fault conditions, the alarm
* Fault 1
text will disappear from the dis play and the text: Normal operation is dis played.
3.5.3 Fault finding table
DISPLAY TEXT POSSIBLE FAULTS

Sensor fault – A sensor's internal surveillance system reports a fault
like dust or dirt.
– A sensor may have been removed from the base.
– The central module receives no answer from a sensor.
Loop fault – The loop wires are interrupted or broken.
Alarm outlets – The alarm outlet wires may be broken or short circuited.
fault – An alarm outlet fuse may be blown.
Alarm outlets 1 and 2 are separately monitored.
Fire door outlet – The door magnet outlet fuse may be broken.
fault
General inlet – The loop wire for the General inlet push button may be
circuit fault interrupted or broken.
Data comm. – The data communication outlet wires may be broken or
outlets fault short circuited.
– The fuse may be blown.
Ground fault – One or more of the following cables may have a
resistance less than 1 k Ω to ground:
-Battery pole (BATT) + or –
-Loop cables (L1-4) A or B
-Alarm bell outlet (AB1-2) + or –
-Door hold outlet (DH1-2) + or –
-Alarm input (IP1-2)
Battery fault – There may be a fault in the backup battery or its
connecting cables.
– Battery fuses may be blown.
– The battery voltage may be too low.
– Battery capacity may be insufficient.
Power supply – The power supply may be lost.
fault – The supply voltage may be too low.
– Fuses may have blown in the panel or the power supply.
Please refer to the installation manual 12 911 003 for detailed test and fault description.
3.5.4 Replacing sensors

A faulty sensor on an addressable loop can be changed while the loop is ac tive.
• Remove the faulty sensor from its base by turning the sensor counterclockwise.
• Insert a new detector within 40 sec. to avoid fault warn ing, "Missing detector".
• Wait 3-5 sec. for the red detector indicator light. The light will be on for 2-3 sec. while
the sensor is automatically configured.
The sensor is now configured and recognized by the system and put into service.
For mass replacement of sensors, contact the service responsible.
See also "Verify replaced sensors" in section 4.2.4.

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3.6 Disablements
Disablement condition will occur if any device, outlets or part of the system is disabled.
Disablement is a user initiated function to put device(s) or outlet(s) tem porary out of ser-
vice as described in sections 4.2.1 and 4.2.2.
3.6.1 Indications
• The DISABLEMENTS LED is constant ON.
DISABLEMENTS
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• The display text Normal operation is changed to System functions are disabled.
The preceding lines will describe the disabled sensors and outlets.
System functions are disabled • There will be no sound indications.
Detectors are disabled
3.6.2 Actions
• To re-enable disabled outlets and sensors, press the MENU< > ALARMS key.
MENU
• Select Disablements - Outlets from the main menu.
ALARMS
• Select the disabled outlet and press the key marked Enable.
Enable Repeat for all disabled outlets. See more details in section 4.2.1.
• Select Disablements - Sensors from the main menu.
• Select Enable all Sensors or follow the details given in section 4.2.2.
• Confirm by pressing the MENU< > ALARMS key.
• Exit all menus and the dis play will show Normal operation if there are no more
disablements.
3.7 Test Condition

The system is in test condition when ServoMaster is set to test mode for system commis-
sioning or service.
3.7.1 Indications
• The TEST LED is permanently ON.
TEST
• The display text Normal operation is changed to System is in test mode.
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• There will be no sound indications.
System is in test mode 3.7.2 Actions

The test is proba bly performed from another location. You should normally not interfere
with the ongoing test procedure.

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4 MENU FUNCTIONS
It is possi ble to perform certain functions, view system information and set some system
options from the ServoMaster operator panel. The menu for these services are ac cessed by
using the panel keys and the menu is shown on the dis play.
The function is selected from a main menu with sub menus as shown in the ta ble below.
• You may be prompted to enter the access code to enter the menus.
4.1 Function Menu

MAIN MENU SUB MENU
Alarm sounders
Door holders
DISABLEMENTS Fire brigade
- OUTLETS Fault outlet
Control outlet
Disablements - Zones
Disablements - Sensors
DISABLEMENTS * List disabled sensors
- SENSORS Enable all sensors
* Disable all with fault warn.
* Disable all with techn. Alarm
* Disable all with fire alarm
View zone
View sensor View fire alarms
View alarms by level View pre-alarms
Overview disablements View technical alarms
VIEW
View all sensors disablements View faults
INFORMATION
View disabled outlets View test alarms
* View event log
* View system configuration
Test LEDs and LCD display

MAINTENANCE Test zone
Reset loop **)
Verify replaced sensors **) **) Contact service before use
Set display backlight

Set display contrast
Set LED intensity
SYSTEM Set date and time
SETTINGS * Change date and time format
Change access code
* Delay alarm sounders
* Printer settings * May not be implemented
in this version.
For service personnel only

Set contrast center position
Dis. sounder act. by fault
SERVICE Panel reset
FUNCTIONS Operator panel information
Loop commissioning Simulate fire alarm
* Alarm simulations Simulate technical alarm
Simulate fault warning
Change panel node number

SYSTEM View firmware versions
CONFIGURATION Cancel operator access
Operator access setup

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4.2 Main Menu

• Press the MENU< >ALARMS key to enter the function menu.
MENU
• The menu may be password protected.
ALARMS
The Operator Access LED is lit when operation is possible.
• Navigate using the Up and Down keys.

Select Function
EXIT • Press Enter to select function.
Disablements - Outlets
View information • Select EXIT and press Enter to return to the main window
Maintenance
System settings or press the MENU< >ALARMS key twice.
Service functions
System configuration
Enter
Down
Up 4.2.1 Disablements - Outlets
Select this menu with the Enter key if you want to disable outlets. The out put will not be
triggered by any alarm when disabled.
All choices on the sub menu are marked ENABLED as default.
Down Disable
• Press the Down key to select the desired option.
• Press the Disable key to disable selected option.
This key text will change to Enable when the option is disabled.
Alarm sounders
Disablements - Outlets
Alarm sounders ENABLED – All fire alarm sounders connected to the Alarm Bell outputs AB1 and AB2 will be
Door release ENABLED
Control outlets ENABLED disabled. The panel buzzer will not be disabled.
Fire brigade ENABLED
Fault outlets ENABLED
Door holders
– Door magnets connected to the Door Hold outlet DH will not release and close fire
Back
Down
Disable
doors.
Control outlets
– All automatic actions like closing valves and starting ventilation fans connected to
the Control Outlets CO1 and CO2 will be disabled.
Fire brigade
– Fire brigade call or other fire alert actions connected to the FIRE outlet will not take
place.
Fault outlet
– Fault alert connected to the FAULT outlet will not be initiated.
• Press the Enter key when finished.
• Exit the main menu.
The yellow lamp DISABLEMENTS is ON and the display text during disablements is:
DISABLEMENTS
System functions are disabled
Outlets are disabled
To re-enable disabled functions, go through the procedure described above but select the
disabled options and press the Enable key.

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4.2.2 Disablements - Sensors

Back
Select this menu with the Enter key if you want to disable sensors or zones during activi-
ties that develop heat or smoke, test or ser vice that may cause undesired actions.
Enable all sensors
• Press the Down or Up keys and select the desired option with the Enter key.
Down
No smoke or heat detectors within the se lected zone will detect fire when dis abled. Man-
Enter Up ual call points cannot be disabled and will remain in service.
• Enter the zone number, 3 digits (zone 1 = 001).
The dis play will show the status for the selected zone as ENABLED .
• Press the Disable key to disable the selected zone.
If the zone is already disabled the key is marked Enable.
• Enter further zone num bers as desired.
• Press the Back key to return to the Disablements menu.
Selected sensor will not report alarms.
Enter sensor number: ---/-- • Enter the sensor num ber (zone/sensor, 3+2 digits).
Status sensor 101/01: DISABLED The dis play will show the status for the selected sensor as ENABLED or DISABLED.
Panel A, LC 1, Loop 1, Dev. 1
• Press the key marked Disable or Enable to change the selected sensor’s status.
• Enter further sensor num bers as desired.
Back Clear ENABLE
List disabled sensors *)

– Show a list of all disabled sensors.
• Select option List all sensors disabled by operator or List all sensors disabled by
timer. Confirm by Enter
Enable all sensors

• Press the Enable key to put all disabled sensors back in service. Confirm by Enter.
The dis play shows the text All sensors enabled.
• Press the Back key to return to the Disablements menu .
Dis able all with fault warn. *)

– Disable all sensors which are in a fault warning mode. See section 3.5.
• Press the Disable key to disable all sensors generating a fault warning. Confirm by Enter.
The dis play shows the text All sensors with fault warn. disabled.
Dis able all with techn. alarm *)

– Disable all sensors which are in a technical alarm mode. See section 3.4
• Press the Disable key to dis able all sensors generating a technical alarm. Con firm by Enter.
The dis play shows the text All sensors with techn. alarm disabled.
Dis able all with fire alarm *)

– Disable all sensors which are in a fire alarm mode. See section 3.1
• Press the Disable key to disable all sensors generating a fire alarm. Confirm by Enter.
The dis play shows the text All sensors with fire alarm disabled.
*) The function may not be implemented in this version.

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4.2.3 View Information

Select View information with the Enter key if you want to check the sta tus of the
View information ServoMaster. This feature is useful when you want to obtain information about a status
Back other than the current dis play, e.g. check out alarms with lower priority.
View zone
View sensor
View alarms by level
Overview disablements View zones
View all sensor disablements
View disabled outlets
• Select View zones and confirm by Enter.
• Enter the zone num ber 3 digits (zone 1 = 001).
Down
Enter Up
• The display will show the ENABLED/DISABLED status for the selected zone.
The status cannot be changed from this window See section 4.2.2 to change.
• Press the Back key to return to the View Information menu.
View sensors
• Select View sensors and confirm by Enter
View Sensors
• Enter the sensor num ber (zone/sensor, 3+2 digits).
Select sensor: ---/-- • The dis play will show sensor status:
Status zone 1 /1: ENABLED
Panel A, LC 1, Loop 1, Dev. 1
– Enabled/disabled Cannot be changed from this window. See section 4.2.2 .
Alarm level: NONE
Dig. status: 00H, Info status 0
– Panel Connected to panel A-F
– LC Loop Control 1-8
– Loop Loop number
– Dev.
Back Clear
Sensor number
– Alarm level NONE, Fire alarm, Pre-alarm, Techn. alarm, Test, Fault
– Dig. status for service only
– Info status for service only
• Press the Back key to return to the View information menu.
View alarms by level

• Select View alarms by level and confirm by Enter.
• The dis play shows a new menu with a list of alarm types:
– View fire alarms
– View pre-alarms
– View technical alarms
– View faults
– View test alarms
• Select the actual alarm type with the Up/Down keys and confirm by Enter.
• The display will show the same window as for Alarms. See sections 3.1 to 3.5.
It is possible to acknowledge the alarm(s) from this window.
• If the alarm type is not pres ent, the display will show: “ There are no ... alarms ”.
Overview disablements
• Select Overview disablements and confirm by Enter.
The dis play will show a list with all dis ablement.
View all sensor disablements

• Select View all sensor disablements and confirm by Enter.
The display will show the first disablement.
• Press the Next key to view the next disablement, if any.

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Test zone
Enter zone number: ---
Status zone 101: ENABLED

Alarm level: NONE
Test mode: ACTIVE
Back Stop
Clear
test
TEST
DISABLEMENTS

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Verify replaced sensors

This function may be used to configure one or more re placed sensors in a loop. Se also sec-
tion 3.5.4 re garding sen sor re placement.
Please contact service for com plete procedure.
• Select Verify replaced sensors and confirm by Enter.
The dis play will show the first unconfigured sensor.
• Press Save to store the zone address in the sensor.
• Press Next to show the next unconfigured sen sor.
• Press the Back key to return to the Maintenance menu.
4.2.5 System settings

System Settings
A few operator panel dis play settings can be performed from this menu.
Back
et display backlight
Set display contrast • Select System settings from the Main menu and confirm by Enter.
Set LED intensity
Set date og time
• Select the option by the Up or Down keys and confirm by Enter.
Down
Select Up
Set dis play backlight

• Select Set display backlight and confirm by Enter.
Current display backlight setting: 80%
The dis play shows the actual back-light intensity in % on a graphical bar.
• Select new back-light intensity in steps of 10% by the Up/Down keys.
0% | | | | 50% | | | | 100% The bar changes and the actual light is ap plied to the LCD dis play.
• Press OK to confirm the setting and return to the System settings menu.
Down
OK Up
Select dis play contrast

Set display contrast
Current display contrast: 2

• Select Set display contrast and confirm by Enter.
The dis play shows the actual contrast value from -5 to +5 on a graph ical bar.
• Select new contrast level in 10 steps using the Up/Down keys.
-5 | | | | 0 | | | | +5 The bar changes and the actual contrast is ap plied to the LCD dis play.
Down
OK Up
Set LED intensity

Set LED intensity
• Select Set LED intensity and confirm by Enter.
Current LED intensity setting: 80%
The dis play shows the actual back-light intensity in % on a graphical bar.
• Select new LED intensity in steps of 10% by the Up/Down keys.
0% | | | | 50% | | | | 100%
The bar changes and the actual light is ap plied to the LEDs.
Down
OK Up
Set date and time

Set date and time
In normal operation, the dis play always shows date and time.
Set correct date and time
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• In order to change time and/or date, se lect Set date and time and confirm by Enter.
The dis play shows the date and time.
• Enter the correct date and time by using the numeric key board.
• Press Back to confirm and return to the System settings menu.
Back Clear Cancel

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Change date and time format *)

The de fault date format is: dd-mm-yyyy - The default time for mat is: 24 hrs
• Select the date and time format from the alternatives and press Enter to confirm.
ALARM SOUNDERS DELAYED Delay alarm sounders *)

The default time delay before the alarm sounders are activated is set from the setup
Alarm sounders delay program.
• The delay can be disabled or enabled by selecting Delay alarm sounders .
Alarm sounders delay: ENABLED • Select Disable if the screen show Enabled and visa versa.
• Press Back to return to the System settings menu.
Back DISABLE
ALARM TRANSMISSION DELAYED

Delay alarm transmission *)
The indicator lights "
Alarm transmis sion delayed " and "
Alarm transmis sion active" are
ALARM TRANSMISSION ACTIVE not included on some panels. The function is there fore not available in those ver sions.
The de fault time delay before the Alarm transmission is activated is set from the setup pro-
Alarm transmission delay
gram.
• The de lay can be dis abled or enabled by selecting Alarm transmission delay.
• Select Disable if the screen show Enabled and visa versa.
Alarm transmission delay: ENABLED
• Press Back to return to the System settings menu.
Back DISABLE
Change access code
Whether or not the menu should be access level 2 code protected is set by the setup pro-
Change access code gram. If the menu is protected, the default access code is 0110. This code should be
changed before the system is put into normal service.
Enter new access code: - - - -
• Select Change access code.
• Enter the New access code, 4 digits.
• Re peat the access code when asked to and confirm by OK .
OK Clear Cancel • Use the Clear key to delete the last digit entry.
• Use the Cancel key to return to System settings without changing the access code.
NOTE: Keep the code at a safe place un available for persons not concerned. Only authorized per-
sonnel should know the code! If the code is for gotten or lost, contact service. Access to
the menus is then only possible through the access level 3 service code.
Printer settings *)
4.2.6 Service Functions

This menu is protected by access level 3 code and should be used by qual i fied service per-
sonnel only.
The sub menu contains selections relevant to the particular installation and is used during
installation, commissioning and service.
4.2.7 System Configuration

This menu is protected by access level 3 code and should be used by qual i fied service per-
sonnel only.
The sub menu contains selections relevant to the particular installation and is used during
installation, commissioning and service.
*) This function may not be implemented in this version.

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5 CONTROL MODULE CONNECTIONS
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FIRE POWER FAULT

TEST ALARM SOUNDERS DELAYED

DISABLEMENTS OPERATOR ACCESS

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Phrase Definition Read

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Fire alarm indication

Power-ON indication TEST ALARM SOUNDERS DELAYED

DISABLEMENTS OPERATOR ACCESS

LCD information and menu Normal operation

Panel function key text 4 5 6

Panel function keys

Multiple alarms indication

2.1.1 Access code

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Panel function keys

Menu <> Alarms

2.1.4 Indicator lights

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Alarm sounders delayed

Alarm transmission active

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Alarm ServoMaster panel External

3.2 Fire Alarm

– Line 2 shows customer defined zone text.

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3.2.2 In case of FIRE ALARM

Read the dis play text.

Previous • Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards through the alarms.

ALARM • You will be prompted to en ter the access code.

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Observe that fire alarms have priority over pre-alarms.

3.3.2 In case of PRE-ALARM

Read the dis play text.

Previous • Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards.

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3.4 Technical alarm

3.4.2 In case of TECHNICAL ALARM

Read the dis play text.

Previous • Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards.

The reason for the technical alarm is indicated on the dis play.

• You will be prompted to en ter the access code (if valid).

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3.5 Fault Warning

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3.5.2 In case of FAULT WARNING

Read the dis play text.

• Scroll through all fault warnings if more than one is indicated.

• Press Previous alarm to scroll backwards.

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3.5.3 Fault finding table

DISPLAY TEXT POSSIBLE FAULTS

3.5.4 Replacing sensors

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3.7 Test Condition

System is in test mode 3.7.2 Actions

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4.1 Function Menu

Test LEDs and LCD display

Set display backlight

For service personnel only

Change panel node number