Fire Alarm System CS3000 Reference v4 E7 08 1 E

Fire Alarm System
Salwico CS3000
Reference manual
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Contents
About this manual .................................................................................................... iv
Chapter 1: General description

CS3000 system ......................................................................... 1-1
Block diagram .............................................................................. 1-2
Central unit ................................................................................. 1-3
Control unit ................................................................................. 1-4
Fire alarm panel ........................................................................... 1-4
Operating panel............................................................................ 1-5
Power supply unit ........................................................................ 1-6
Loops and sections ..................................................................... 1-6
Detectors ................................................................................... 1-8
RS-232 communication ............................................................. 1-9
Chapter 2: Definitions
General definitions ...................................................................... 2-1
Normal status ............................................................................... 2-1
Cold start ................................................................................... 2-1
Warm start ................................................................................... 2-1
Service status............................................................................... 2-1
Disconnected status..................................................................... 2-1
Control unit definitions ............................................................... 2-1
Normal status ............................................................................... 2-1
Active fire alarm ........................................................................... 2-1
Section related definitions ......................................................... 2-1
Section unit .................................................................................. 2-1
Detector ................................................................................... 2-2
Chapter 3: System description

Basic functions ............................................................................. 3-1
Cold start ................................................................................... 3-1
Warm start ................................................................................... 3-1
Disconnections............................................................................. 3-2
Electrical isolation disconnection ................................................. 3-2
Functional disconnection.............................................................. 3-2
General on disconnection’s.......................................................... 3-2
Controlling the system ............................................................... 3-2
Fire alarm ................................................................................... 3-3
Acknowledge fire alarms .............................................................. 3-3
Reset fire alarms .......................................................................... 3-3
The control unit ............................................................................ 3-3
The central unit ............................................................................ 3-3
Basic alarm .................................................................................. 3-3
Fault indications ........................................................................... 3-4
Acknowledge fault ........................................................................ 3-4
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Reset fault ................................................................................... 3-4

Cause & Effect diagram in case of system board failures.3-4
System with one central………..…………………………………….3-4
System with two or more centrals..…………………………………3-5
Abnormal conditions ................................................................... 3-5
System definition ......................................................................... 3-5
Physical configuration .................................................................. 3-5
Adjusting functions ....................................................................... 3-5
The function of outputs and inputs ............................................... 3-6
The control unit ............................................................................ 3-6
Fire alarm panel ........................................................................... 3-7
Operating panel............................................................................ 3-8
Supplementary texts .................................................................. 3-12
Chapter 4: Functions
Access levels................................................................................ 4-1
Fire alarms ................................................................................... 4-1
Acknowledge fire alarm................................................................ 4-1
Reset fire alarm............................................................................ 4-1
List fire alarms.............................................................................. 4-1
Printouts ................................................................................... 4-1
Faults ................................................................................... 4-1
Acknowledge fault ........................................................................ 4-1
Reset fault ................................................................................... 4-1
List faults ................................................................................... 4-1
Printouts ................................................................................... 4-1
Disconnections............................................................................. 4-2
Section on /off .............................................................................. 4-2
Electrical isolation of a section ..................................................... 4-2
Detectors on/off............................................................................ 4-2
Manual call point on/off ................................................................ 4-2
Alarm devices on/off..................................................................... 4-2
External control devices on/off ..................................................... 4-2
Alarm delay on/off ........................................................................ 4-2
List disconnections....................................................................... 4-2
Printouts ................................................................................... 4-3
Test and service functions ........................................................ 4-3
Lamp test ................................................................................... 4-3
Buzzer test ................................................................................... 4-3
Read section unit data ................................................................. 4-3
Connect a PC............................................................................... 4-3
Polling section units ..................................................................... 4-3
Miscellaneous functions ............................................................ 4-3
LED intensity (Dimmer) ................................................................ 4-3
Display program version .............................................................. 4-3
Set alarm data for smoke detectors ............................................. 4-3
Change number of section units .................................................. 4-3
Real time clock............................................................................. 4-3
Choice of access level ................................................................. 4-4
Change access level code ........................................................... 4-4
Logging of fire alarms and faults .................................................. 4-4
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Chapter 5: Operation
General about operations ......................................................... 5-1
Keying in information.................................................................... 5-1
Erroneous operations................................................................... 5-1
Non-executable orders ................................................................. 5-1
Fire alarm ...................................................................................... 5-2
Multiple alarms ............................................................................. 5-2
Acknowledge and mute fire alarms .............................................. 5-2
List fire alarms.............................................................................. 5-3
Reset fire alarm............................................................................ 5-3
Faults .............................................................................................. 5-4
Acknowledge and mute faults ...................................................... 5-4
List faults ...................................................................................... 5-4
Reset faults .................................................................................. 5-5
Disconnections............................................................................. 5-5
Disconnection of sections ............................................................ 5-5
Disconnection of detectors........................................................... 5-5
Disconnection of manual call point .............................................. 5-6
Disconnection of alarm devices ................................................... 5-6
Disconnection of external control devices ................................... 5-6
Disconnection of alarm delay....................................................... 5-6
Reconnections ............................................................................. 5-7
Listings and Printouts ................................................................. 5-7
Display unit ................................................................................... 5-7
Menus ............................................................................................. 5-7
Main menu ................................................................................... 5-8
Section menu ............................................................................. 5-10
Control menu.............................................................................. 5-12
Smoke detector .......................................................................... 5-13
List menu.................................................................................... 5-14
Appendix A: Fault codes ...................................................................................A-1

Reference Manual About this manual iv
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About this manual

This manual describes the Salwico CS3000 Fire Alarm System.
Chapter 1, General description, includes a general description of the complete system

and how it is may be configured. All units of the system are described briefly.
Chapter 2, Definitions, includes all definitions essential for the system.
Chapter 3, System description, describes more in detail the function of fire alarm
panel, operating panel, loops, inputs and outputs. Last in this chapter there is also a
short description of the definition program. This program is downloaded to the system
before start and includes the complete definition of the system, how the system should
react to different events.
Chapter four, Functions, describes all functions available in the system separately.
Chapter five, Operations, describes how you as an operator can handle the system by
using the fire alarm and operating panels, and it also includes a description of all the
menus available in the system.
For a more detailed description of each function, we refer to CS3000 User’s Guide.
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Chapter 1: General description

CS3000 system
The CS3000 is a computerised, fully addressable analogue fire alarm system
with analogue detectors. The detectors are automatically tested and
continuously supervised by the central unit. In the event of fire the appropriate
output channels are activated controlling fire damping measures. At preset
fixed intervals the system actively checks that all connected units are in
working order and that the contents of the system is according to its
configuration.
The fire alarm system may consist of one or several central units and control
units, which are inter-connected into a larger system. Conventional detectors
and sensors of closing type can be connected to the CS3000 system, in
addition to the analogue detectors.
The operator supervises and operates the system from one or more control
units, which normally are placed at convenient locations, separated from the
central unit.
The different central and control units communicates with each other on two
RS-422 channels, the system loop.
The central unit and its detectors communicate on two-wire loops. The
communication method is based on frequency modulation (FSK). Each
detector is connected to the loop via a specially developed integrated circuit,
the IDA, for supervision and communication. The detectors are normally
power supplied from the loop. The loop can be either a single-ended branch
line, a two-way closed loop or a two-way closed loop with branch lines.
A total of 190 loops may be connected to the system with a possibility to

connect an extra 400 conventional sections. One loop may have a total of max.
150 analogue section units.
This Reference manual describes the CS3000 fire alarm installation in a

marine environment.
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Block diagram
1 2
1
1
2 4
Central unit
3
Inputs/Outputs for
example:
Control unit • Fire extinguishing
control
1 • Closing of fire doors
5 • Ventilation
Power supply • External fault signal
6 unit • Alarm bells and sirens
• Digital inputs
• Relay outputs
7
9
Loops
8
Figure 1-1. An example of a CS3000 fire alarm system.
1. Control unit/Display unit

The control unit includes a fire alarm panel and a control panel with an alpha-
numerical display. One or more control units/display units can be connected to
the system. The control unit can be placed by the central unit or separated from
it.
2. Printer
A printer is used for logging and registration of important system information.
A printer can be connected to the central unit and/or the control units.
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3. Central unit
The central unit controls and supervises the CS3000 fire alarm system. The
central unit includes different PCB boards with specific tasks and a power
supply unit.
4. Inputs/Outputs
Various devices can be connected to the inputs and outputs:
• Fire extinguishing control. The CS3000 system can control the release of
fire extinguishing medium such as carbondioxide, water via a sprinkler
system, etc.
• Closing of fire doors. The fire door closing function can be programmed to
close doors only in the actual area of a fire.
• Ventilation. At a fire alarm the ventilation system can be totally or
partially stopped. The smoke may also be directed along a special smoke
evacuation route instead of the normal air way.
• External fault signal. When this signal is active the system acts in a pre-
programmed way.
• Alarm bells and sirens
• Digital inputs
• Relay outputs
5. External computer
All information in the fire alarm system can be transferred to an external
computer.
6. Power supply unit

The power supply unit includes rectifier and rechargeable batteries. The
capacity of the batteries is adjusted to the requirements of the installation and
the authorities.
7. Optical mimic
An optical mimic is used to outline the different decks on a vessel. In the
mimic, LEDs indicate the fire alarm, thereby giving an immediate visual
location of the fire alarm.
8. Loops
Different types and numbers of fire detectors are connected to the loops. The
number of loops depends on the locations.
9. Interface
For connection of conventional digital fire alarm sections to the system.
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Central unit
The central unit contains different types of PCBs, which are placed in one or
more 19" racks. The circuit boards of the system are designed in accordance
with the European Standard.
Each central unit contains one alarm processor board, a number of loop
processor boards and one relay board. The central unit may also, as an option,
include a communication board and one or more input/output boards.
The LPK and SPK communicate on an internal communication channel, which

is complemented with hard-ware connected signals for the more important
functions. The external and internal communication channels are separated
from each other, which implies that should a fault occur on the external
channel it will have no effect on the internal channel, and vice versa.
The loop processor board (SPK-2)

The loop processor board contains, apart from the processor part itself, two
transmission units and two receiving units for handling one detector loop each.
The board has DC/DC-converters of its own, capable of keeping the loops at
their operating voltages, even if the input voltage should drop.
The alarm processor board (LPK-2)

The alarm processor board is the supervisor of the central unit. It contains,
apart from the processor part itself, also a real time clock. It also includes some
external functions, for example:
• Communication with external computers and printers via a RS232 board

• Communication with fire fighting personnel
• Control of external components via an output board
• Information of external activities via an input board
The relay board (ARK-2)

The relay board contains programmable relay outputs for external alarms, such
as sirens, bells, fan stops, door closing etc.
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Control unit
POWER ON....
DISCONNECTION..
FIRE (21) SEC 3 DETECTOR 43
FIRE 3 43 SEWING ROOM
1(1) TEST..........
ALARM TRANSFER.
SECTION DETECTOR EXTERNAL ALARM.
DELAY OFF...
SYSTEM FAULT..
F1 F2 F3 F4 ABNORMAL COND.
ALARM MUTE
ALARMS IN QUEUE 7 8 9 S SECTION EA
EXTERNAL
ALARM
FAULT
EXTERNAL
4 5 6 D DETECTOR EC CONTROL M MUTE
EXTERNAL CONTROL ALARM RESET SMOKE ALARM

ACTIVATED 1 2 3 SD DETECTOR AD DELAY R RESET
SECTION / DETECTOR
NOT RESET 0 ON OFF TIMER LIST
The CS3000 system is operated from a control unit that usually is placed at a
separate location from the central unit. The communication between the
control unit and the central unit is made via two RS-422 channels.
The control unit panel is the link between person and machine in the CS3000
system and it is designed for ease of use. The control unit panel is divided into
two halves, the fire alarm panel and the operating panel.
Fire alarm panel
FIRE 3 43
SECTION DETECTOR
ALARM MUTE
ALARMS IN QUEUE
EXTERNAL CONTROL ALARM RESET

ACTIVATED
SECTION / DETECTOR
NOT RESET
The fire alarm panel is designed for greatest possible clarity. In addition to
keys to acknowledge and reset the fire alarm, it includes a numerical display
indicating alarming sections and detectors and LEDs to indicate multiple
alarms, with a possibility to list these on the numerical display. On the panel
there are also two indicators, one is lit if an external device is activated, for
instance fans are stopped, and the other is lit as long as their is a fire alarm in
the system that has not been reset.
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Operating panel
POWER ON....
FIRE (21) SEC 3 DETECTOR 43 1(1) DISCONNECTION..
TEST..........
SEWING ROOM ALARM TRANSFER.
EXTERNAL ALARM.
DELAY OFF...
SYSTEM FAULT..
7 8 9 S SECTION EA EXTERNAL
ALARM
FAULT
EXTERNAL
SMOKE ALARM
1 2 3 SD DETECTOR AD DELAY R RESET
0 ON OFF TIMER LIST
The operating panel is used to supervise and operate the system and it includes
an alpha-numerical display, a key-pad, function keys, command keys, fault
keys, list keys and indicators. For security reasons and for quick function,
some important functions have been given separate keys. All other functions
are menu oriented. The alpha-numerical display is used as an interface
between the operator and the system, and it is used to inform and guide the
operator when using the different functions on the operating panel. The status
of the system is also displayed on the alphanumerical display.
Power supply unit

The power unit CSS-3300 supplies the fire alarm system with the necessary
power, either from the mains, from batteries or from another emergency
source.
The power unit is under continuous supervision and control by the central unit,
which controls voltages, currents and certain faults. Important status data are
indicated by LEDs on the power unit.
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Loops and sections

Each two wire detector loop is connected to a loop processor in the central
unit. The communication with the connected section units on each loop is
handled by the central unit. The loop can be a single fed branch line, a double
fed loop or a double fed loop with branch lines. Different types of fire
detectors may be connected to the section. Normally their alarm levels are pre-
set according to valid standards. The following detectors and other units that
can be connected to a section:
• Smoke detectors of ionisation or optical type

• Heat detectors of maximal or differential type
• Combined detectors of ionisation and heat type
• Flame detectors of UV type (IR-type)
• Manual call points of different kinds
• Interfaces for sections with digital closing detectors, allowing existing
fire alarm systems to be expanded without any new cable installation
• Other types of alarm or detection systems.
Each section unit is connected to the loop via a communication module, the
IDA, which also contains the main address of the unit. A total of 150 detectors
and manual call points can be connected per loop and a total of 190 loops can
be connected to the system.
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Figure 1-3. Two different loops are shown in the example below.
CS3000
1
6
5
3
4
2 7
9 9 10
8
11 12 5
13 6
3 3
5
9 12
15
16
14
1. Built in short circuit isolators

A short circuit isolator breaks the detector loop at a short circuit. It thereafter
informs the central unit of where the short circuit has occurred and with which
detectors it is still possible to communicate, and from which direction of the
loop.
2. Double fed loop

In this type of loop both ends are connected to the central unit. Branch lines
and sub loops can be connected to this type of loop.
3. General address unit

For connection of any unit to the loop.
4. Addressable local timer

Timer on a loop for local disconnection or detectors during a set time.
5. Combination detector
A smoke detector combined with a heat detector unit.
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6. Addressable manual call point

Different types of manual call points are available.
7. Branch line
A complete part of the loop, branching out from a point on the rest of the loop.
8. Conventional section unit

Any section unit for example, a detector with a conventional closing function.
9. Analogue smoke detector
10. Addressable short circuit isolators

A short circuit isolator breaks the detector loop at a short circuit. It thereafter
informs the central unit of where the short circuit has occurred and with which
detectors it is still possible to communicate, and from which direction of the
loop.
11. Addressable indication unit

An addressable indication unit could be used for optical alarm indication from
a hidden detector. The indication unit can be placed anywhere on the loop.
12. Analogue heat detector
13. Single fed loop

A loop where only one end is connected to the central unit. Branch lines and
sub loops can be connected to this type of loop.
14. Flame detector

There are two types of flame detectors: IR type and UV type, which are
sensitive to infra-red and ultra-violet radiation respectively.
15. Sub loop

A sub-loop is equal to a loop with one common address, with conventional
heat detectors.
16. Conventional heat detector

Conventional detector with two states, normal condition and alarm condition.
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Detectors
The central unit automatically identifies which type of detector or other unit
that is connected to an address. The address is set, at the installation, with a
switch in each detector. The alarm levels are stored in each detector. When a
detector reaches alarm status, its IDA gives a priority signal to the central unit
and transfers actual alarm data. The central unit acknowledges the message.
Should the central unit not return an acknowledgement within a certain time,
the transmission will be repeated a certain number of times. If, however,
contact still is not established, which might depend on a fault in the loop
processor, the IDA of the detector will by itself start a procedure, which will
result in a general fire alarm in the central unit.
All detectors on the loops are supervised. Each detector is polled and checked
by a special test program to evaluate the status of each detector.
RS-232 communication
The CS3000 also includes two RS-232 channels. All the communication
parameters are set in a special program, the Definition program, before the
start of the system.
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Chapter 2: Definitions
General definitions
Normal status
At normal status the units have the same status as after an initialisation, except
that there are no alarms, faults or abnormal conditions for the units. The inputs
and the outputs have returned to normal conditions. The system is said to be in
normal status if it has not been put manually into any other status.
Cold start
At cold start the unit is initialised and it then returns to normal status, as is the
case for instance after power-on. The current status is thereafter collected and
all deviations from normal status are reported.
Warm start
At a warm start the software restarts, i.e. the units return to normal status but
fire alarms and faults still exist. All states different from normal status is
reported.
Service status
When the system is in service status access is given to additional service
functions.
Disconnected status
A disconnected unit is functionally disconnected from the system and it can
not generate any status changes.
Control unit definitions

Normal status
The control unit is in normal status when the alpha-numerical display shows
the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT, the time of day and, above the F4 key, the
text Menu. If there are any active fire alarms or any faults that are not
acknowledged, those are displayed instead of the above mentioned text. The
fire alarms have in this case, as always, the highest priority.
All commands are available in normal status.
Active fire alarm

An active fire alarm is an alarm that has not been reset.
Section related definitions

Section unit
Any unit connected to a section.
Detector
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A section unit that is an automatic fire alarm detector. A manual call point is
not regarded as a detector.
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Chapter 3: System description

A CS3000 fire alarm system always comprises at least one central unit and one
control unit and they communicate with each other on the system loop.
Additional control units and central units can be connected to this loop. One
central unit is always the main central. If there are more central units
connected, they are regarded as sub-centrals. The main central unit controls the
communication on the system loop, i.e. the communication with sub-centrals
and control units. Fire alarms, fault messages and other system status are
displayed on the control units. The whole system can be operated from the
control units. The system definition is downloaded into each central unit. A
system definition includes information about control conditions for outputs,
physical configuration and certain function parameters.
Each central unit contains an alarm processor board (LPK-2), that controls and
supervises all other PCBs in that central unit. The central unit also contains
control PCBs for the detector loops (SPK-2).
Basic functions
Cold start
A cold start is performed after the system definition is downloaded into the
system. Different actions will take place in different units in the system.
Unit Action
SPK A warm start is performed on all the section units on
the section(s) concerned. All information except fire
alarms and faults are erased. As a result all the
disconnections for the central unit disappear.
Central unit A warm start is performed on all the section(s) on the
actual central unit. A cold start is performed on the
sub-central and the main central. All information
except fire alarms and faults are erased. As a result all
disconnections for the cold starting central unit
disappear and the output status may temporarily return
to normal status.
Control unit A warm start is performed on all the central units. All
disconnections disappear in the whole system and the
output status may temporarily return to normal status.
Fire alarms and faults are displayed as new events in
the control unit.
Warm start
A warm start is performed for the unit and it passes the warm start on to its
sub-units.
Disconnections
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Disconnections are divided into two categories: electrical isolation

disconnection and functional disconnection, which are dealt with in slightly
different ways.
Electrical isolation disconnection
An electrical isolation disconnection can only be performed on a loop. The
disconnected loop returns to normal status. When the disconnected loop is
reconnected it will warm start.
Functional disconnection
The functional disconnections are divided into three different levels and are
either manually/centrally initiated or locally initiated. Disconnections may
exist on all three levels simultaneously. A unit is regarded as disconnected if it
is disconnected on one level. Overlapping intervals of disconnected units on
the same level are not permitted. A disconnected unit will not generate fire
alarms, faults, abnormal conditions or any other status changes
LEVEL DESIGNATION TYPE

1 Manual disconnection Manual
2 Time-controlled disconnection Manual
3 Local disconnection Local
The different types of disconnections are described below:
Manual
A manual disconnected section unit will first get normal status and thereafter
disconnected status, i.e. all alarms and faults are cleared.
Local
A local disconnected section unit will get disconnected status immediately, the
fire alarms and faults are not cleared.
General on disconnections
A section unit can always be disconnected, regardless if it answers or not. If
the address(es) to be disconnected should not exist, a "missing unit" message is
shown on the display.
Controlling the system

The control unit can be programmed to operate only on certain central units.
Status is only displayed for the central units which the control unit controls. If
a control unit should cease to function, all information is displayed on all
control units and the system can now be operated from any one of the
remaining control units.
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Fire alarm
Fire alarm always has the highest priority. A received fire alarm is
immediately shown on the display, all messages, faults and other activities on
the display are suppressed. The fire alarm is indicated both optically and
acoustically. The optical indication on the control unit keeps flashing until the
fire alarms have been acknowledged. The fire alarm shown in the display is
always the first received. The system is capable of handling up to 100 fire
alarms. A fire alarm can be both acknowledged and reset from any control
unit.
Acknowledge fire alarms

The general alarm devices are muted and the flashing optical indication
changes to steady red light.
Reset fire alarms

A fire alarm can only be reset if the alarm condition has disappeared and the
section unit is responding. If the alarm conditions remain or if the section unit
is not responding, a message is displayed. The fire alarm can also be manually
reset by disconnecting the alarming detector or section, in which case the
above restrictions do not apply.
The control unit

The fire alarms are indicated both optically and alpha-numerically on the
control unit. In addition a buzzer is sounding. The fire alarm is displayed with
the full address and type of the alarming unit. Up to 100 fire alarms are stored
in a cyclic list.
The central unit

The fire alarm is indicated on the central unit with red LEDs. On each loop
processor board (SPK-2) the red LEDs of the alarming section and detector are
activated. On the alarm processor board (LPK-2) the red LED shows the status
of the programmable fire alarm output.
If there are to many fire alarms at the same time the indication on the detectors
may not be lit but all the fire alarms are always indicated on the central unit.
For each fire alarm the outputs of the central unit are activated according to the
programmed definitions. The outputs remain activated until all causes for
activation have been reset. Up to 15 fire alarms per section can be stored in the
LPK-2. If a section generates more than 15 fire alarms, all outputs with
conditions depending on that section are activated. One address may have
several fire alarms at the same time since each address and type may generate a
fire alarm.
Basic alarm
If an LPK-2 in a central unit should cease to function, a normal fire alarm
cannot be transmitted to the control units. Instead the system initiates a basic
alarm by activating alarm outputs no 1 - 3 on the ARK-2. The alarm outputs
must be manually reset with a switch on the ARK-2.
A basic alarm is as a central alarm if the section that has generated the alarm is
unknown or as a section alarm if the alarming unit is unknown.
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Fault indications
Faults are displayed if there are no active fire alarms in the system. When the
faults can not be displayed a manual listing is necessary, all faults can always
be acknowledged, reset and listed. The faults are stored in a cyclic list with
room for 400 fault messages.
Acknowledge fault
When the fault messages have been acknowledged one by one and the internal
buzzer is silenced, the fault output of the central unit is deactivated.
Reset fault
A fault indication can only be reset if the cause of the fault has disappeared,
the fault is acknowledged and the section unit responds. If the cause remains or
if the section unit does not respond, a message is displayed.
The fault indication has the second highest priority and a just received fault
message is immediately shown in the alpha-numerical displayed, if there are
no active fire alarms. Up to 400 faults can be stored in a fault list. The list is
cyclic.
Cause & Effect diagram in case of system board failures
Below is a desription what effects a failure on one of the main system

components in the system will cause.
System with one central

Failure on the alarm processor board (LPK-2)
The system loop communication will go down. The common fault signal will
be activated. The control unit will not be able to show information. Alarming
detectors will still generate basic alarm and activate alarm outputs no 1-3
(bells) on the ARK-2 board and the common fire output on the LPK-2.
Alarming loops are indicated by a red LED on the corresponding SPK-2.
Failure on the loop processor board (SPK-2)

The two detector loops connected to the SPK-2 will cease to function. A fault
indication will be presented on the control unit and the common fault output
will be activated.
Failure on the control unit (ME)

The display and control capabilities on the control unit will cease to function.
All other functions will be retained. The common fault output will be
activated.
If the system contains more than one control unit all information is dispayed
on all control units and the system can now be operated from any one of the
remaining control units.
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System with two or more centrals

Failure on the alarm processor board (LPK-2)
If the LPK-2 in the master central (central 1) is defect the system loop
communication will now be handled by the LPK-2 in central two.
The common fault signal will be activated. All control units will remain active.
Alarming detectors in the central with the defective LPK-2 will still generate
basic alarm and activate alarm outputs no 1-3 (bells) on the ARK-2 board and
the common fire output on the LPK-2. Alarming loops are indicated by a red
LED on the corresponding SPK-2.
Failure on loop processor board SPK-2 and control units ME will have the
same effects as described under “system with one central” previous in this
chapter.
Abnormal conditions
An abnormal condition is generated if something is not quite normal, but the
function is still retained. Abnormal conditions are automatically reset by the
unit that generated the indication. Up to 100 abnormal conditions can be stored
in an abnormal conditions list.
System definition
In the system definition three groups of parameters can be defined: physical
configuration, adjustment of certain functions and the functions of output and
input.
Physical configuration
By defining the number of control units, central units and sections the system
is able to give fault messages when something deviates from this definition.
Several parameters have to be define for the central units and the control units,
including a definition of which central units the control unit can operate on. A
control unit can also be defined to function as a passive display unit.
Adjusting functions
For the whole system the following adjusting functions can be defined:
• Marine or industrial system. Certain functions are depending on whether

the system is a marine or an industrial system.
• Access codes for the availability of certain functions in the control unit.
• Maximum number of detector addresses and if a dot is used when defining
an address.
• Fire standard.
• Delay time for the reset keys, if the reset keys must be pressed an extra two
seconds.
• If a dirty detector should generate a fault.
A central unit is compiled by a number of different boards, each of this board

has to be defined. In addition the following can also be defined for each
control unit:
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• If fire alarms and faults can be acknowledge/reset on the unit.

• Type of printer connected.
• The function of the internal buzzer.
• If supplementary text shall be presented on the display when there is a fire
alarm.
• If all messages or only fire alarms and faults should be printed out on the
printer.
• Definition of the inputs.
For each section the following can be defined:
• Number of loop units.

• One-sided or double-sided connection of a detector loop.
• Alarm delay and high sensitivity for smoke detectors.
• Fire alarm prewarning.
• Rate-of-rise function.
The function of outputs and inputs

The type of the device, category, connected to the outputs can be defined and
the outputs can be grouped together in logical groups. The function of the
inputs and outputs are defined by using control conditions that consist of
logical conditions based on fire alarms from detectors, manual call points and
sections as well as the status of the inputs. The activation of an output can also
be delayed. For the serial outputs the transmission parameters must be defined.
The control unit

The control unit is the link between man and machine in the CS3000 system. It
has been designed for ease of use and its front panel is subdivided into two
halves, the fire alarm panel and the operating panel. In each control unit the
whole system status information is stored. The information is identical in each
control unit of the system. Normally, however, only that information is
displayed that is related to the central units which the control unit can operate.
The control unit is polled by the alarm processor board (LPK-2) in the main
central unit. The control unit is also updated with status changes in the system.
When a fire alarm exists in the system only the Fire alarm panel needs to be
used. There are only three keys on this panel ALARMS IN QUEUE, ALARM
MUTE and ALARM RESET. All other functions are controlled from the
operating panel where the most frequently used functions have separate keys.
All other functions are menu controlled.
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Fire alarm panel
FIRE 6 13
SECTION DETECTOR
ALARM MUTE
ALARMS IN QUEUE
EXTERNAL CONTROL ALARM RESET

ACTIVATED
SECTION / DETECTOR
NOT RESET
The fire alarm panel is designed for greatest possible clarity. It includes a
numerical display indicating the section number and the detector address of the
alarming unit. There are three keys on the fire alarm panel, an
acknowledge/mute key, a reset key and a key to scroll through the fire alarms.
The LED’s indicate if there are more than one fire alarm in the system, if a fire
alarm could not be reset and if any external control is activated.
The fire alarm panel is activated when a fire alarm is detected in the system.
The optical fire alarm indicator FIRE starts flashing, and both the section
number and the detector address in alarm are shown on the numeric display. If
there is more than one fire alarm in the system the optical fire alarm indicator
ALARMS IN QUEUE is lit. All keys on the fire alarm panel are used for
handling fire alarms.
Optical fire alarm indication
Name Colour Function

FIRE Red At a fire alarm the rectangular LED FIRE
on the fire alarm-panel flashes. The LED
turns over to steady light when the alarm
is muted. If a new fire alarm is received
the LED starts flashing again. The LED is
alight until no more active alarms exist.
ALARMS Red Indicates that there are more fire alarms
IN QUEUE (multiple fire alarms) in the system. It has
a steady or a flashing light as above.
Numeric display
The numeric display shows the section number and detector address in alarm
(3 + 3 red digits).
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The fire alarm-panel keys

The fire alarm keys are only handling fire alarms.
KEY FUNCTION
ALARM MUTE Acknowledge all fire alarms and mutes all

general alarm devices. (Access level 2)
ALARM RESET Reset of the fire alarm that is shown both on the
numeric display and the alpha-numerical display.
(Access level 2)
ALARMS IN Displays the next fire alarm or if all fire alarms
QUEUE are reset lists the "old" fire alarms in the fire
alarm list.
Other indicators

EXTERNAL CONTROL Yellow Indicates that an output in the
group for external controls is
ACTIVATED
active.
SECTION/DETECTOR Yellow Indicates that a resetting of a fire
alarm has been attempted but for
NOT RESET
some reason has failed.
Operating panel
POWER ON....
Salwico CS3004 1993-11-13 DISCONNECTION..
TEST..........
10:11:23
ALARM TRANSFER.
EXTERNAL ALARM.
DELAY OFF...
SYSTEM FAULT..
ALARM
FAULT
EXTERNAL
SMOKE ALARM
0 ON OFF TIMER LIST
The control panel is used to supervise and operate the system. The most
frequent functions have keys of their own. All other functions are reached
through menus. The display is used to show general information to the
operator when operating the system, function keys lead texts, menus,
additional information about the section units, error messages and additional
information at fire alarm.
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Keyboard
The keyboard is divided into six areas: numerical keys, command keys,
operation keys, fault handling keys, list handling keys and function keys. The
corresponding text or error message is displayed on the alpha-numerical
display at a key touch.
Numerical keys
The numerical part of the keyboard contains the digits 0 - 9 and the keys ←
and ↵ . When a numerical key is pressed the corresponding digit is displayed if
it is allowed, otherwise an error code is displayed.
↵ Return key. The system returns to normal status, CS3000 CONTROL UNIT
is displayed.
← A correction key. Each time this key is pressed the last numeric input is
erased or the system returns to the previous menu.
Command keys
The command keys S, D, SD, EA, EC and AD are used to choose the units to
operate on.
Key Function
S Chooses a section to operate on. After the S-key is
pressed enter a section number.
D Chooses detectors to operate on. Before the D-key
is pressed enter a section number. The different
choices of detectors are single address, address
interval or no address at all, meaning all detectors
on the section.
SD Chooses smoke detectors to operate on. Otherwise
identical to D-key above.
EA Chooses an external alarm device to operate on.
EC Chooses an external control device to operate on.
AD Chooses the alarm delay function.
Fault handling keys

Faults can be muted and reset.
Key Function
M Acknowledges the fault shown in the display. Mutes
the fault buzzer. (Access level 2)
R Resets the fault shown on the alpha-numerical display.
(Access level 2)
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Operation keys
The operation keys are used to choose the operations to perform.
Key Function
ON Reconnects the displayed unit from the Disconnection
list.
OFF Disconnects units.
TIMER Disconnects units during a time interval.
List handling keys

The key LIST is used to open the list function. The following lists are
available:
- All fire alarms
- Not resettable fire alarms
- Fire alarm history
- Faults
- Abnormal conditions
- Disconnections
- Section unit status
The lists are scrolled up and down by using the two arrow keys ↑ and ↓ .
↑ Displays previous item in the list. The key LED is lit when there is a
previous item in the list.
↓ Displays next item in the list. The key LED is lit when there is a next
item in the list.
Function keys
The function keys, F1, F2, F3 and F4 below the alpha-numerical display are
used to choose functions from the menus and moreover to enter certain
characters with no keys of their own. Explanatory texts for the function keys
are shown on the display above each key.
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Alpha-numerical display
The alpha-numerical display has 4 x 40 characters and is equipped with
background light. The display is used as a complement to the fire alarm panel
at fire alarm, it displays fault and abnormal conditions and lead texts for the
function keys. It is also a general interface to the operator when operating the
system.
Line Name Function

1 Information Presentation of fire alarms,
faults, abnormal conditions and
list information. This line is also
used as a command line that is,
text is displayed as a verification
of key strokes.
2 Supplementary text Supplementary text.
3 Messages Displays operative results and
help texts for the first line.
Displays the last fire alarm when
more than one fire alarm exists
in the system.
4 Menu Menu line or supplementary text
for the last fire alarm.
Optical indicators
POWER ON Green Is lit when the power is set on.
DISCONNECTION Yellow General disconnection
indicator.
TEST Yellow Is lit when the central unit is in
test mode.
ALARM TRANSFER Yellow Is lit when the dedicated fire
output is activated (steady
light) and is flashing when the
door is open, the fire output is
deactivated.
EXTERNAL ALARM Yellow Is lit when an external alarm is
disconnected (steady light) or
faulty (flashing).
DELAY OFF Yellow Is lit when the time delay is
deactivated.
SYSTEM FAULT Yellow Is lit when an error occurs in
the system program.
ABNORMAL COND Yellow Is lit when an abnormal
condition occurs.
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Buzzer
A buzzer starts sounding when a fire alarm or a fault is detected in the central
unit. It keep buzzing until the fire alarm or fault is muted. The buzzer will
resound each time the system detects a new fire alarm or fault.
A fire alarm is indicated with an intermittent signal and a fault is indicated

with a steady signal.
Supplementary texts
A supplementary text can be attached to each section number and detector
address. The text is displayed whenever a fire alarm is detected. The text is
shown on line two for the first fire alarm and if there are more than one fire
alarm present in the system, on line four for the latest fire alarm. The text may
be up to 40 characters long.
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Chapter 4: Functions
Access levels
The functions of the system are divided into three access levels, to prevent
unauthorised operation of the system. All functions are available up to and
including the current access level of the operator. To change to a higher access
level an access code is needed. The access codes can be changed at will.
Fire alarms
Acknowledge fire alarm
Press the key ALARM MUTE on the control unit to mute all general alarm
devices and the internal buzzer.
Reset fire alarm

Press the key ALARM RESET to reset the displayed detector, section or
central unit. The fire alarm is reset if the alarm conditions do not remain. A fire
alarm that can not be reset is a not resettable fire alarm and it will remain in the
system until it is reset.
List fire alarms

Press the key ALARMS IN QUEUE to list the fire alarms, as long as there are
active fire alarms in the system only these can be listed. The not resettable fire
alarms are listed when there exists no more active fire alarms in the system.
Both these lists are also selectable from the menu after the function list is
activated.
Printouts
The printouts of the lists active fire alarms and not resettable fire alarms is
activated from a menu in the list function.
Faults
Acknowledge fault
Press the fault key FM to acknowledge the fault and to mute the buzzer.
Reset fault
Press the fault key FR to reset the fault. The fault is not reset if the fault
conditions remain.
List faults
Press the LIST key to list the acknowledged faults.
Printouts
The faults/abnormal condition list can be printed out on a printer. Select
PRINTOUT from the LIST menu.
Abnormal conditions
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An abnormal condition is generated if something is not quite normal, but the

function is still retained. Abnormal conditions are automatically reset by the
unit that generated the indication.
Disconnections
Normal status of the system is with all functions "ON".
Section on/off
One or more whole sections can be logically disconnected, i.e. all the
connected detectors and manual call points are set off. A section can also be
disconnected for a certain time interval after which the detectors are
automatically reconnected again.
Electrical isolation of a section

A loop can be disconnected in an electrically isolated way.
Detectors on/off
A single detector, a section of detectors and a sequence of detectors can be
disconnected and reconnected. A detector can also be disconnected for a
certain time interval, after which it is automatically reconnected again.
Manual call point on/off

A single manual call point can be disconnected and reconnected. A manual call
point can also be disconnected for a certain time interval, after it is
automatically reconnected again.
Alarm devices on/off

A single alarm device, groups of alarm devices and all alarm devices to a
central unit can be disconnected and reconnected. All the general alarm
devices in the system are silenced with the ALARM MUTE key. Evacuation
alarm devices are silenced with the EXTERNAL ALARM and OFF keys.
External control devices on/off

Both a single control device and all control devices can be disconnected and
reconnected.
Alarm delay on/off

The alarm delay function can be set on/off for each central unit.
List disconnections
All the disconnections in the system can be listed.
Printouts
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All lists can be printed out on a printer. Select PRINTOUT from the LIST
menu.
Test and service functions

Lamp test
Test of all indications and each segment in the display on the control unit.
Buzzer test
Test of buzzer. It will sound for about 5 seconds.
Read section unit data

The status of each address, including its analogue values is listed one by one
on the display. The listing can also be printed out on a printer.
Connect a PC
Supplementary text and definition data is downloaded to the control unit via a
connected PC.
Polling section units

For service purposes the LED of each section unit can be made to temporarily
light up each time the unit is polled by the system.
Miscellaneous functions
LED intensity (Dimmer)
The intensity of the LEDs on the control unit can be adjusted, dimmed.
Display program version

This function will display, for about 5 seconds, the following information: the
program name, the program version, the date when the definition was made,
the signature of the person who has made the system definition and within
brackets how many times the definition has been downloaded.
Set alarm data for smoke detectors

Time delay and normal or high sensitivity can be set for each individual smoke
detector.
Change number of section units

The number of section units defined at the installation of the system can be
changed temporarily until a new definition file is downloaded.
Real time clock

Time in hours, minutes and seconds can be set for the system clock, as well as
date and day of week.
Choice of access level

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Choice of access level to check that the operator has access to the desired
function.
Change access level code

Access level codes can only be changed on the current level or levels below it.
Logging of fire alarms and faults

In each control unit there is one log list for fire alarms and one for faults. Each
activity is logged with time and date. The fire alarm log list may include 100
fire alarms and the fault list may include 400 faults.
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Chapter 5: Operation
To perform an operation the first choice is to select the unit to operate on.
Then the actual command is chosen. When selecting the unit the choice is
gradually narrowed, i.e. the choice goes from larger to smaller units.
General about operations

Keying in information
Address
The numerical keys are used to key in a section unit address. There are three
valid intervals for section units but only one can be used at a time. The address
type is defined at the installation of the system.
A) 1 - 150
B) 1 - 99.x, x is equal to 0 or 1 (Note the point before the letter x.)
C) 1-99x, x is equal to 0 or 1
Number
The numerical keys are used to key in a section number, central unit or control
unit. The valid intervals are:
1 - 190 for a section

201 - 600 for conventional digital sections
1 - 16 for central units and control units.
Address interval
For certain types of section units an address interval can be given. An address
interval is given as two addresses separated by a hyphen (-). The hyphen is
available on the function key F1 when needed.
Time
The numerical keys are used to key in the time. A colon (:) is used as a
separator between hours, minutes and seconds. The colon is available on the
function key F1 when needed.
Date
The numerical keys are also used to key in the date. The day is specified by six
digits, two digits each for hour, minutes and seconds.
Erroneous operations
Each key touch is checked and if it is not valid an error message is displayed.
The cause or an explanation is given, when possible ,why that particular key
was not allowed.
Non-executable orders
If an order can not be executed a message about this is displayed together with
an explanation why the execution was interrupted.
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Fire alarm
When a fire alarm message is received in the central unit, it is immediately

displayed. The optical indicators and the general alarm devices are activated.
The section number and the detector address are shown on the numeric
indicators on the fire alarm panel. The same information is written in clear text
on the alpha-numerical display, on line one for the first fire alarm. As an
option supplementary texts can be added for each unit, which will be shown on
the second line of the alpha-numeric display.
When a fire alarm is activated from a conventional loop the system will
display a section number in the section field and dash signs ‘---’ in the detector
field. The section numbers are in the interval 200-600.
A central alarm is generated by the system if two dash signs ‘---’, one in each
field, are displayed. The word FIRE CENTRAL and the central unit number
are at the same time shown in the display. The system has activated a fire
alarm at the same time as a hardware fault has occurred in a central unit.
All received alarms are stored in chronological order in the Fire alarm list All.
A total of 100 fire alarms can be stored in this list. All functions in the system
are available at a fire alarm.
Multiple alarms
If more fire alarms are received the LEDs ALARMS IN QUEUE are lit. The
first received fire alarm is shown on both the numerical indicators and on the
first and second line of the alpha-numerical display. The latest fire alarm is
displayed on the third and fourth line of the alpha-numeric display.
The alarms can be listed one by one in the alpha-numeric display. The total
number of fire alarms and the fire alarm in order are shown to the right on line
one. If no key is pressed for about 5 seconds the display returns to show the
first received fire alarm. The list is cyclic, i.e. when the last received fire alarm
has been listed, the next key touch will list the first fire alarm again.
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Acknowledge and mute fire alarms

(Access level 2)
All not acknowledged fire alarms are acknowledged and all general alarm
devices are muted at the same time. The internal buzzer is also muted and the
optical fire indications turn over to steady red light. If another fire alarm is
received the general alarm devices are activated anew.
The ALARM MUTE key can be activated immediately or it can be time

delayed, the key must then be pressed for two seconds before the alarm is
acknowledged and muted. This function is defined at the installation of the
system..
List fire alarms

The fire alarms can be listed in two different ways, either by using the
ALARMS IN QUEUE key or by using the LIST key. Only the active fire
alarms, i.e. not acknowledged and not reset fire alarms, are listed when the
ALARMS IN QUEUE key is used. The passive fire alarms, i.e. not resettable
fire alarms, can only be listed with this key when there are no active alarms
present in the system.
By using the LIST key three different lists can be selected from the menu: All
Fire alarms, All not resettable fire alarms and Fire alarm history, i.e. all fire
alarms that have been reset. All lists can be printed out on a local printer.
Reset fire alarm

(Access level 2)
The system can only reset one fire alarm at a time, the fire alarm that is
currently shown on the numerical display on the fire alarm panel and on the
first two lines of the alpha-numerical display on the operating panel. When the
ALARM RESET key is pressed a reset message is displayed on line three on
the alpha-numeric display.
If the reset was successful a message is displayed for about 5 seconds. After
this the next active fire alarm is displayed, if existing. Otherwise the system
returns to normal status, CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed. If the alarm
could not be reset a message is displayed and the fire alarm is moved to the list
of not resettable fire alarms and the indication SECTION/DETECTOR NOT
RESET is lit.
The fire alarm reset can either be executed instantly when the ALARM
RESET key is pressed or the key must be pressed for two seconds before the
execution starts. The function of the ALARM RESET key is defined at the
installation in a special program, the Definition program.
The not-resettable fire alarms can be listed in two different ways, either by
using the ALARMS IN QUEUE key on the fire alarm panel or by using the
LIST key on the operating panel. The ALARMS IN QUEUE key can only list
the not resettable fire alarms if there are no active fire alarms present in the
system and if all faults are acknowledged. The LIST key can always be used
regardless of the system status. The fire alarms are shown on the first line of
the alpha-numeric display, one by one. They are then reset in the normal
manner.
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Faults
POWER ON....
Salwico CS3004 1993-11-13 DISCONNECTION..
TEST..........
10:11:23
ALARM TRANSFER.
EXTERNAL ALARM.
DELAY OFF...
SYSTEM FAULT..
ALARM
FAULT
EXTERNAL
SMOKE ALARM
0 ON OFF TIMER LIST
The FAULT indicator is flashing and the internal buzzer is sounding. One or
more faults are detected in the system and the latest fault is displayed on the
alpha-numerical display. The first line displays the word FAULT and a fault
code followed by the section number, the detector address, and a fault
message. Supplementary text is displayed on line two, if provided. The fault is
not displayed if there is an active fire alarm in the system. The fault codes are
listed in Appendix A: Fault codes.
The faults are stored in a list in chronological order, the first received fault is
displayed first. A total of 400 faults can be stored in the list.
Acknowledge and mute faults

(Access level 2)
The faults are acknowledged one by one when the M key is pressed. The
buzzer is permanently muted, the fault indicator turns over to steady light and
the central unit will return to normal status, CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is
displayed, or the next fault is displayed. The buzzer is ressounding when a new
fault is detected by the system.
List faults
The faults are displayed one by one after the LIST function is activated and the
Fault list is selected from the menu. All faults that are not acknowledged are
marked with the text NOT MUTED to the right on line three.
A new fault is put in a waiting list until an old fault is reset if the fault list is
full. The fault list can be printed out on a local printer.
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Reset faults
(Access level 2)
A fault can only be reset if the cause has disappeared, the fault is
acknowledged and the unit is responding. The selected fault is shown on the
first and second line on the alphanumeric display. The system tries to reset the
fault when the R key is pressed and a message is shown. If the reset is
successful a message is shown and the next fault is displayed, if existing.
Otherwise the system returns to normal status, CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is
displayed. If the fault could not be reset a NOT RESET message is shown and
the fault remains displayed.
Disconnections
A disconnection can either be performed on a section or on a specific unit or
sequence of units. A disconnection can be permanent or temporarily, the
disconnetion will automatically be reconnected after the specified time interval
has elapsed. All the disconnections are to be found in the Disconnections list.
The DISCONNECTION LED is lit when the first disconnection is defined and
it remains lit until the last disconnection is reconnected.
WARNING! When a unit or a part of a loop is disconnected the fire alarm

system can not supervise this area for any fire alarm. It is therefore very
important that you disconnect as few section units as possible and for a
minimum of time.
Disconnection of sections
(Access level 1)
A whole section can be disconnected either permanently or for a certain time
interval. A permanent disconnection sets all the detectors and manual call
points off on the specified section, it remains disconnected until it is
reconnected from the Disconnections list. A disconnection for a certain time
interval reconnects the detectors automatically when the time interval has
elapsed.
Permanent disconnection
The procedure for a permanent disconnection is: press the S key first to select
a section and then enter a section number, thereafter press the OFF key to
disconnect the section.
Disconnection for a certain time interval

The procedure for a disconnection for a certain time is the same as for a
permanent disconnection except that after the section number is entered, press
the TIMER key and enter a time duration for the disconnection, thereafter
press the OFF key. The maximum disconnection time is 24 hours.
Disconnection of detectors
(Access level 1)
When disconnecting detectors there is a free choice of a single address, a
sequence of addresses or all addresses. The disconnections can either affect all
types of detectors or only a specific type of detectors such as smoke detectors
or heat detectors. The disconnection can either be a permanent disconnection
or a disconnection for a certain time interval. A disconnection for a certain
time interval reconnects the detectors automatically when the time interval has
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elapsed. The permanent disconnections are reconnected from the

Disconnections list.
A detector is specified by the section number and thereafter the type of

detector. The following type of detectors can be specified:
• All detectors, press the D key

• Smoke detectors, press the SD key
• Heat detectors, select HEAT. DET in the section menu.
Thereafter specify the number of detectors that shall be disconnected by

entering a single address, an address interval or nothing for all detectors. If the
detectors shall be disconnected for a certain time, press the TIMER key and
enter the disconnection time before pressing the OFF key, otherwise press the
OFF key directly to disconnect the detectors.
A detector can also be disconnected locally. All the locally disconnected

detectors are marked with the text LOCAL OFF in the Disconnections list. A
locally disconnected detector can only be reconnected manually.
Disconnection of manual call points

(Access level 2)
A manual call point or a section unit can be permanently disconnected. Select
the unit you want to disconnect after you have selected a section and thereafter
press the OFF key to disconnect the unit.
Disconnection of alarm devices

(Access level 1)
All alarm devices or a single alarm device can be permanently disconnected.
Press the EA key, enter an address for a single alarm device or if all alarm
devices are to be disconnected press the OFF key immediately.
Disconnection of external control devices

(Access level 1 and 2)
All external control devices, a single external control device or a category of
external control devices can be disconnected permanently. Firsts press the EC
key, thereafter enter the external control device address or select a category,
finally press the OFF key to disconnect.
Disconnection of alarm delay

(Access level 3)
The alarm delay function is normally ON and it can be disconnected manually.
Press the AD key, specify the central unit number and then press the OFF key.
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Reconnection
(Access level 1 or 2)
The permanently disconnected units can only be reconnected from the
Disconnections list. Select the appropriate disconnection and thereafter change
the status of the specified unit by pressing the ON key.
A disconnection for a certain time interval reconnects the units automatically

when the time interval has elapsed. The units can be manually reconnected
from the Disconnections list before the time interval has elapsed.
A locally disconnected detector can only be reconnected manually.
Listing and Printouts

(Access level 1)
The LIST key can always be activated, even if there are active fire alarms in
the system. The following lists are provided in the system:
• All fire alarms

• Not resettable fire alarms
• Fire alarm history
• Faults
• Abnormal conditions
• Disconnections
• Section units
• Inputs
• Outputs
Press the LIST key to select the list function and thereafter select the
appropriate list from the List menu. All lists provided by the system can be
printed on a local printer from a sub-menu.
Menus
Functions that do not have separate keys can be reached via menus on the
alphanumeric display. The menus are presented on the fourth line, one line of
text at a time. The explanatory text is displayed above each key in each menu.
To choose a certain function, press the corresponding function key.
A menu is present when the text MENU is displayed above the F4 key. You
activate the menu by pressing the F4 key. Some menus consist of more than
one line that is indicated by the text MORE above the F4 key. To display the
first line of the menu again, press F4.
The menus differ depending on the chosen unit and the access level. The
menus are the Main menu, the Section menu, the Control menu, the Smoke
detector menu, and the List menu.
The different menus are listed below together with their access levels.
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Main menu
The main menu is accessible when the system is in normal status.
MENU F1 F2 F3 ACCESS LEVEL

Menu A ACC. LEV. CHA. CODE All levels
Menu B LAMP TEST LAMP INTENS. BUZZER All levels
Menu C SET TIME SET DATE RESOUND From level 2
Menu D PROG. VER. EL.ISOL. CONNECT PC From level 3
Menu A
ACC. LEV. - Access level (F1)
This function changes the access level. You can only change the access level if
you enter the correct access code.
ACC.CODE:
CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL:3
The system displays the present access level and asks you to enter the four-
digit access level code for the desired level. Each keystroke is echoed in the
display with an asterisk (*). The system displays the new access level if the
access code is correct. If an invalid code should be keyed in the system
changes to access level 1.
CHA. CODE - Change access level code (F2)

This function changes the access codes for the different access levels. You can
only change the code for the current access level or for the levels below this
level.
ACC.LEVEL:
CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL:3
ENTER ACCESS LEVEL
The system displays the present access level and asks you to enter the access
level. Thereafter the system asks you to enter the new access code twice.
ACC.LEVEL: 2 ACC.CODE:
CURRENT ACC.LEVEL:3
ENTER THE NEW ACCESS CODE
Each keystroke is echoed on the display with an asterisk (*) and a successful
change confirmed on line three. If the code is not accepted the code is not
changed and a message is displayed.
Menu B
LAMP TEST - Test the LEDs (F1)
All indications and each segment on the display on the central unit are tested.
The indications will be lit for about 5 seconds.
LAMP INTENS. - Change LED intensity (F2)
Salwico CS3000
This function sets the LEDs intensity for all indicators on the central unit. The
intensity level can be set to five different levels, represented by the numbers 1
- 5 where 5 is the strongest intensity. The intensity level is displayed to the
right on the first line on the alphanumerical display.
LAMP INTENS.
SELECT INTENSITY 1 - 5
Enter a digit between 1 and 5. The intensity is changed immediately after the
READY (F1) key is pressed.
BUZZER - Test of central unit buzzer (F3)

The central unit buzzer is tested. The buzzer is activated and it beeps a few
times.
BUZZER TEST.
BUZZER TEST ACTIVATED
Menu C
SET TIME - Change the time (F1)
This function sets the system clock.
SET TIME
CURR.DATE 1993-08-22 CURR.TIME 10:27:01
ENTER TIME HH:MM:SS
The system displays the present time and asks you to enter the new time. The
time should be given as hours:minutes:seconds on a 24-hour clock. The colon
(:) used as separator is provided on the function key F1 when needed. The time
is changed after the new setting is confirmed, press READY (F1).
SET DATE - Change the date (F2)

This function sets the date.
SET DATE
CURR.DATE 1993-08-22 CURR.TIME 10:29:53
ENTER NEW DATE YYMMDD
The system displays the present date and asks you to enter the new date. The
date should be specified with six digits, two digits each for year, month and
day, in this order. Thereafter specify the day of week. The date is changed
after the new date is confirmed, press READY (F1).
RESOUND – Activates alarm devices again (F3)

Activates muted alarm devices if the fire alarm conditions remain.
Salwico CS3000
Menu D
PROG. VER. - Display program information (F1)
This function displays for about 5 seconds the program name and the program
version number for the control unit, central unit (LPK) and sections (SPK).
SHOW PROG. AND DEF. VER.
LPP-F/S v.4.00
EL.ISOL. - Disconnection of a section (F2)
This function disconnects a section in an electrically isolated way. The system

responds by displaying ELECTRIC ISOLATION SECTION NO.
ELECTRIC ISOLATION SECTION NO:

ENTER SECTION NUMBER
Enter the section number and thereafter press OFF. The section is electrically
isolated and all the sections defined on the section are also electrically isolated.
The section is reconnected from the Disconnections list.
CONNECT PC - Data transmission (F3)
This function makes the system ready to receive definition data or

supplementary texts from a connected PC.
Section menu
The section menu is accessible after a section is selected and a section number
is given.

Menu A MAN.CALL PT. SEC. UNIT HEAT DET. From level 2
Menu B FLASH ON FLASH OFF NO. OF UNITS From level 3
Menu C POWER DATA
Menu A
MAN. CALL PT. - Manual call point (F1)
Selection to operate on a manual call point (alarm push button). The system
responds by displaying MAN. CALL PT.
SEC. UNIT - Section unit (F2)

The following sub-menu is accessible when a power unit has been selected.
MENU F1 F2 F3 F4
Sub-menu A READ VALUE TEXT
Read Value – Read analogue values (F1)

Salwico CS3000
The analogue values of a selected section unit are read and shown on the
display. The analogue values are displayed in decimal form on line three,
beginning with channel 0.
SEC 9 SEC.UNIT 4 READ DET. DATA
UNIT DATA 128 0 0 0

READ VALUE TEXT
The analogue values depend on the type of section unit and the status of the
detector.
Text– Additional text (F2)

The supplementary text for the selected unit is displayed on line two.
HEAT DET. - Heat detector (F3)

Selection to operate on a heat detector. The system responds by displaying
HEAT DET.
Menu B
FLASH ON - Activation of poll flash (F1)
This function tests the communication with the section units. The LEDs of
each section unit will flash at each poll. Poll flash remains on until it is set off.
FLASH OFF - Deactivation of poll flash(F2)

The test of the communication with the section units will be interrupted.
NO. OF UNITS - Redefine the number of section units in a section (F3)

This function changes the number of section units in the selected section in the
system definition. This new setting is erased if a new definition file is
downloaded.
SEC 13 CHANGE NUMBER OF SEC. UNITS
ENTER NUMBER OF SECTION UNITS
The system asks you to enter the new number of section units, thereafter to
confirm the setting by pressing READY (F1). The new setting is confirmed by
ORDER DONE.
Salwico CS3000
Menu C
POWER DATA - Power unit (F2)
The following sub-menu is accessible when a power unit has been selected.
MENU F1 F2 F3 F4
Sub-menu A EARTH + EARTH - DATA R.CHARGE
EARTH +- Earth plus (F1)

The earth fault detection between the positive connector and earth is tested for
proper function.
EARTH +- Earth minus (F2)

The earth fault detection between the negative connector and earth is tested for
proper function.
DATA - Read value (F3)

The analogue values are read for the selected power unit. The analogue values
are displayed in decimal form, beginning with channel no 0.
R.CHARGE - Rapid charge (F4)

Starts rapid charging of the battery. The charging continues for 30 minutes.
Control menu
The control menu is accessible when the external control device (EC) key is
pressed.

Menu A SPRINKLER DOOR DAMPER Level 2
Menu B SMOKE HATCH FAN Level 2
Menu A
SPRINKLER (F1)
This function operates on external controls defined as sprinklers. The system
responds by displaying SPRINKLER and asks you to define an external
control number or to select a function (OFF). When the sprinklers are
disconnected the system displays ORDER DONE.
DOOR (F2)
This function operates on external controls defined as fire door controls. The
system responds by displaying DOOR and asks you to define an external
control number or to select a function (OFF). When the doors are disconnected
the system displays ORDER DONE.
DAMPER (F3)
This function operates on external controls defined as fire damper controls.
The system responds by displaying DAMPER and asks you to define an
external control number or to select a function (OFF). When the dampers are
disconnected the system displays ORDER DONE.
Salwico CS3000
Menu B
SMOKE HATCH (F1)
This function operates on external controls defined as smoke hatch controls.
The system responds by displaying SMK.HATCH and asks you to define an
external control number or to select a function (OFF). When the smoke
hatches are disconnected the system displays ORDER DONE.
FAN (F2)
This function operates on external controls defined as fan controls. The system
responds by displaying FAN and asks you to define an external control
number or to select a function (OFF). When the fans are disconnected the
system displays ORDER DONE.
Smoke detector menu

This menu is accessible after a section, a section number and a smoke detector
are selected.

Menu A NORMAL SENS. HIGH SENS. From level 3
Menu B DELAY OFF DELAY ON From level 3
Menu A
NORMAL SENS. - Change to normal sensitivity (F1)
Setting of normal sensitivity for the selected smoke detector. When the
sensitivity is set the system displays the text ORDER DONE on line three for
about 5 seconds. The sensitivity of the smoke detectors is normally set too
normal at start-up.
HIGH SENS. - Change to high sensitivity (F2)

Setting of high sensitivity for the selected smoke detector. When the
sensitivity is set the system displays the text ORDER DONE on line three for
about 5 seconds.
Menu B
DELAY OFF - Set the time delay to off (F1)
Setting of no time delay for the selected smoke detector. With this setting an
alarm is generated immediately when it is detected. When the time delay is
erased the system displays the text ORDER DONE for about 5 seconds.
DELAY ON - Set the time delay to on (F2)

Setting of time delay for the selected smoke detector. The fire alarm is
generated 30 seconds after the first alarm report, if the alarm conditions still
exist. When the alarm delay is set the system displays the text ORDER DONE
for about 5 seconds.
Salwico CS3000
List menu
The list menu can always be activated with the LIST key, regardless of the
status of the system.

Menu A FIRE ALARM FAULT DISCONN. All levels
Menu B FIRE HIST. ABNORMAL From level 2
Menu C SEC.UNIT INPUTS OUTPUTS From level 2
Menu A
FIRE ALARM - Selection of fire alarm lists (F1)
The fire alarm function has a sub menu consisting of one line.

Sub-Menu A ALL NOT RESET All levels
The ALL list includes all fire alarms: not acknowledged, not reset and not
resettable fire alarms.
FIRE SEC 1 SD 1
JOINERS WORKSHOP 4 STORE
ALARM 1 OF 6
PRINTOUT
The different fire alarms are distinguished with the following text to the right
on line three:
(Not muted) The fire alarm is not muted.

(Not resettable) The fire alarms could not be reset, the fire alarm
conditions still remain.
-- The fire alarm is muted but not reset.
The Not Reset list only includes the not resettable fire alarms. The first fire
alarm is displayed first and the maximum number of fire alarms in both lists is
100. The lists can be printed out on a local printer, select PRINTOUT (F1)
from the sub-menu.
FAULT - Fault list (F2)

This function lists all faults, acknowledged and not acknowledged. The latest
fault is displayed first and the maximum number of faults is 400.
FAULT (22) SEC 1 SD 10 NO ANSWER

CREW CABIN 762
FAULT 1 OF 3
PRINTOUT
The list can be printed out on a local printer, select PRINTOUT (F1) from the
sub-menu.
DISCONN. - Disconnection list (F3)

Salwico CS3000
This function lists all disconnected sections, detectors, section units, alarm
devices, external controls, and electrically isolated loops.
SEC 2 SD 2 - 4 OFF
PUMP ROOM 1, SB
DISCONNECTION 1 OF 10
PRINTOUT
The latest disconnection is displayed first and the maximum number of

disconnections in the list is 250. The list can be printed out on a local printer,
select PRINTOUT (F1) from the sub-menu.
Menu B
FIRE HISTORY (F1) - Fire history list
This function displays a list of all fire alarms that have been reset.
SEC 105 MAN.CALL PT. 102 93-11-29 10:02:

CORRIDOR
OLD FIRE ALARM 1 OF 4
PRINTOUT >
The maximum number of fire alarms is 100, if the list is full the oldest fire
alarm disappears. The list can be printed out on a local printer, select
PRINTOUT (F1) from the sub-menu.
ABNORMAL (F2)- Abnormal condition list

This function displays a list of all abnormal conditions. The latest abnormal
condition is displayed first and the maximum number of abnormal conditions
is 250.
ABNORMAL (21) SEC 11 SD 1 BAD ANSWER

PANTRY AND MESS
ABNORMAL 1 OF 2
PRINTOUT
The list can be printed out on a local printer, select PRINTOUT (F1) from the
sub-menu.
Menu C
SEC.UNIT - Section unit (F1)
The section unit list includes all status information about each section, section
unit and communication between the units.
The following information is displayed: section number, address, type of unit,

analogue values for the four channels and, if applicable, sensitivity, pollution
and time delay.
The sensitivity is either NORMAL or HIGH, the pollution of a detector is

displayed in percent, a clean detector is equal to 0% and the system generates a
fault when the detector reaches 100%.
SEC 8 ADDRESS 42, RDJ-2

A/D 1-4: 41 0 0 0 POLL: 0% SENS.: NOR
PRINTOUT >
Salwico CS3000
The system displays for each section how many section units it expected to
find and how many it found. It also displays the number of disconnected units,
the SPK status byte and the estimated current consumption.
STATUS SECTION: 8
EXPECTED UNITS: 7 FOUND: 7
DISABLED: 0
SPK STATUS BYTE: 4 CURR. (M AMP): 0
The communication status is displayed address by address.
SHORT CIRCUIT, SEC: 5

ADDRESS 1 BOTH ANSWERING
PRINTOUT
The list can be printed out on local printer.
INPUTS (F2)
The status information for each central unit and control unit input is displayed
one by one. The list can be printed out on local printer.
OUTPUTS(F3)
The status information for each central unit and control unit output is
displayed one by one. The list can be printed out on local printer.
Reference Manual Appendix A 1
Fault codes
Appendix A: Fault codes

The word FAULT is displayed on the first line of the display together with a
fault code followed by the section number and the address for the section unit
causing the problem, if the system has this information. Additional text is
displayed on line two, if provided. A few fault codes can not be displayed with
all this information. These fault codes are marked with an asterisk (*) in the
summary below.
Fault code Cause Remedy
Major computer failure Program execution has stopped. Contact our service department.
1 Missing control unit System loop break. Mend the cable.

Control unit incorrectly Contact our service department.
addressed.
Hardware fault in the control Exchange the unit.
unit.
Wrong definition of number of Contact our service department.
control units.
2 Additional control unit Wrong definition of number of Contact our service department.
control units.
3 Missing central LPK-2 in a central unit is Set valid address.
incorrectly addressed.
System loop break. Mend the cable.
LPK-2 has a hardware fault. Exchange the board.
control units.
4 Additional central Wrong definition of number of Contact our service department.
central units.
5 Section(s) missing SPK-2 or LPK-2 has a hardware Exchange the board.
fault.
sections.
6 Additional section(s) Wrong definition of number of Contact our service department.
sections.
7 Missing section unit * Wrong definition of number of Contact our service department.
section units.
Section unit connections faulty. Connect the units correctly and
check the addresses.
Missing answer from a section Exchange the unit.
unit.
Fault codes
8 Additional section unit(s) * Wrong definition of number of Compare the installation with
section units. the drawings. Contact our
service department.
Section unit connections faulty. Connect the unit correctly.
21 Bad answer (Abnormal Bad communication with one or Exchange the section unit if the
condition) several section units, could be condition remains or returns. If
temporary. this fault is not temporary
contact our service department.
22 No answer Wrong type of section unit. Exchange to the correct section
unit.
The section unit has two Check the units.
addresses.
Hardware fault. Exchange the unit.
A fuse is blown. A secondary Exchange the fuse.
fault appears, code (83).
Cable break in loop or system Mend the cable. See Cable at
loop. A secondary fault appears, the end of this appendix.
code (121).
23 Wrong loop unit mark Section unit faulty. Exchange the section unit.
24 Wrong unit status Section unit faulty. Exchange the section unit.
Wrong software in CS3000. Change the software.
Wrong type of detector Install correct type of detector.
installed. Restart the system.
25 Unknown ID Communication error Reboot and retry. If this does
not solve the problem, contact
our service dept.
Software too old Update software
26 Bad loop comm. * The loop communication is bad. Test the loop. Measure the cable
(Abnormal condition) resistance. See Cable at the end
of this appendix.
27 Loop comm. stopped The loop communication is Contact our service department.
stopped by a section unit.
28 Loop trans. stopped Communication error on central Contact our service department.
unit level.
29 Communication error
Two section units with the same Check the section units.
address.
Faulty section unit. Exchange the section unit.
41 Booted The system is booting. Contact our service department.
42 Boot disabled Section unit is faulty. Exchange the section unit.
Address unit on a sub-loop is Test the sub-loop.
faulty.
Fault codes
43 Wrong address interval Overlapping address intervals. Set a valid address interval.
End-address of the interval is Set a valid address interval.
lower then the start-address.
44 Illegal address
Faulty section unit. Exchange the section unit.
51 Loop output missing Output not configured in DEF-P Check DEF-P

52 Loop input missing Input not configured in DEF-P Check DEF-P
61 Memory checksum error Error in RAM or EPROM. Restart. If the fault returns
exchange the unit.
62 Setup data error The system is not defined or Contact our service department.
faulty LPK-2.
63 CPU busy Internal fault Contact our service department.
64 Loop poll fault The communication between the Contact our service department.
section units is interrupted.
71 Error in cause/effect Faulty definition of external Contact our service department.
program controls.
72 Error in definitions Faulty definition. Contact our service department.
81 Mains fault Mains power missing. Attend to the problem.

Fuses are blown in the power Exchange the net fuses.
unit.
Cable break. Mend the cable. See Cable
break at the end of this chapter.
82 Battery fault Battery or battery cables faulty Check battery
83 Fuse fault A fuse is blown in the system. Exchange the fuse. See Fuses at
the end of this appendix.
84 Low voltage Internal voltage fault. Contact our service department.
85 I/O-fault Incorrect numbers of I/O- Contact our service department.
boards.
A PCB is missing. Contact our service department.
One of the boards ARK-2, INK- Exchange the board.
2, UTK-2, RS232K-2 or KPK-2
are faulty.
Contact our service department
86 Not testable Unit not able to be tested
Replace unit
87 No stop autolarm A loop unit continues to send
autoalarm
Replace unit
88 No stop BBU A unit continues to send basic
back up alarm
Fault codes
Replace unit
89 No autoalarm Unable to use autoalarm
Optical smoke detector: Clean
90 Polluted detector Detector head is polluted.
the detector head according to
(Abnormal condition)
recommendations.
Ion smoke detector: Exchange

the detector.
91 Hardware fault Hardware is faulty Exchange the unit
92 Not resettable The unit is not resettable due to Wait until the smoke, heat levels
that the alarm condition remains are normalized.
(smoke, heat etc).
93 Fuse/Cable fault A fuse is blown in the central Exchange the fuse. See Fuses at
unit. the end of this appendix.
break at the end of this
appendix.
94 General fault in SPSP
Fault in sub central SPSP Check sub central
95 General fault in sub central
Fault in sub central Check sub central
96 Battery fuse/cable fault
A fuse is blown in the central Exchange the fuse. See Fuses at
unit. the end of this appendix.
appendix.
101 Alarm function failure The alarm function in the Exchange the detector.
detector does not work.
102 Thermistor fault
Thermistor in a heat detector Exchange the detector.
faulty.
103 Ion smoke chamber fault Ion chamber in an ionisation Exchange the detector. If the
detector faulty. fault remains contact our service
department.
121 Cable break * One of the system loops, a Mend the cable. See Cable
detector loop or a conventional break at the end of this chapter.
loop is faulty.
122 Short circuit Short circuit in unit Check the unit.
123 Section not connected Section not connected Check/connect the section
124 Subloop cable break * Cable break. Mend the cable. See Cable
appendix.
Missing end-of-line unit. Connect an end-of-line unit.
125 Short circuit * Short circuit on the detector See Short-circuit at the end of
loop. this appendix.
Fault codes
126 Short circuit on prim. Short circuit between the Attend to the problem.
Side positive and the negative
connector on the primary side.
127 Short circuit on sec. Short circuit between the Attend to the problem.
Side positive and the negative
connector on the secondary side.
141 Earth fault + Earth fault between the positive See Earth fault at the end of this
connector and earth. appendix.
142 Earth fault - Earth fault between the negative See Earth fault at the end of this
connector and earth. appendix.
143 High current Normal current exceeded Check power consumers
144 Earth fault Earth fault (either positive or Locate and fix the cause
negative)
145 Low voltage Too low system voltage from Test the rectifier and measure
the power unit the voltage. Contact our service
department.
147 Fire Prewarning The system has detected a Check the unit.
smoke value approaching the
alarm level.
148 Fault alarm transmitted Obsolete Obsolete
149 Fire brigade disconnection Industrial application only. Reconnect the connection.
Transfer to fire brigade
disconnected.
150 Timer Stuck The timer does not work Check the unit.
properly.
153 Emergency power failure The emergency power is Check the emergency power
missing
154 Secondary power failure All 115/230VAC power supplies Check the power supplies
are faulty
161 Door Open A door is still open one minute Check the door.
after the instruction to close it
was sent.
162 Door closed A door intended to be open is Open the door
closed
163 Open Door Subloop Cable break between module Mend the cable.
Break and open door sensor.
164 Door Closed Subloop Cable break between module Mend the cable.
Break and closed door sensor.
Fault codes
165 Disconnected detector in Warning signal if a disconnected Only information.

alarm detector reaches its alarm level
166 Damper /Door should Damper/door in wrong position. Check for obstruction.
have been opened
167 Damper /Door should Damper/door in wrong position. Check for obstruction.
have been closed
170 Sensor Fault The detector has a faulty sensor Replace the detector.
element.
NB This fault could be the result Check the location of the
of air blowing at the unit. detector and if need be, move it
to a less windy location.
171 Cable break from input 1 There is a cable break on input Check the cable.
1.
172 Cable break from input 1 There is a cable break on input Check the cable.
2.
173 Door Feedback There is no response from the Check the door-holder relay and
door-holding relay. its cable.
174 No power supply for loop No power feed from the pcb. DC/DC converter faulty.
175 Door in wrong position Door in wrong position. Check for obstruction.
176 Cable break positive side Check for a cable break on Mend the cable break.
positive lead.
A tripped short circuit isolator Check the short circuit isolators.
can cause this fault.
177 Cable break negative side Check for a cable break on Mend the cable break.
negative lead.
A tripped short circuit isolator Check the short circuit isolators.
can cause this fault.
178 Wrong type of loop unit Check the ID setting of the Set a correct value on the DIP-
found faulty unit. switch of the unit.
179 Unable to detect short Unable to detect short circuit. Exchange loop-PCB.
circuit
180 Valve Closed Valve closed. Check why it is closed.
181 Loop cable short circuit Short circuit on subloop. Check cable.
182 Cable break A cable break has been detected. Check corresponding cables.
183 Cable overload, current There is an overload in the Check if too many units are
limit reached cable. connected to the cable. Compare
with cable data.
184 Power fault The power supply is lost. Check power generation.
Fault codes
185 Loss of capacity to charge The battery charger is unable to Check the battery charger and
battery charge the battery. the battery.
186 External Fault Fault from input. Check cable and/or external
unit.
187 Double address on loop Check the offending units Set correct addresses for the
against drawings. units, with the DIP-switches.
188 Lost capability to detect Hard ware fault. Exchange unit.

earth fault
189 Fire patrol alarm Unit faulty Exchange the unit
Deviation from the pre- Check with the fire patrol
programmed fire patrol round personnel.
Fault codes
Cable break
No section units are answering.
- The cable is broken before the first section unit if no answer is received on a
single fed loop.
- The cable is broken before the first section unit and after the last section unit
the if the loop is a double fed loop.
Section units are answering.

Look for the last section units answering on each side of the loop. The cable
break is situated after or between the answering units.
Earth fault
Check the loops one by one.
1. Remove one loop at a time.

2. Reset the fault.
3. The loop is OK if the fault reappears. If this is the case reconnect the loop
again.
4. Repeat this procedure for all the loops.
5. When all the loops are tested examine each faulty loop in a conventional
way to locate the earth faults.
6. If the earth fault still remains after these steps, examine the cables to all
other devices connected to the fire alarm system.
Short circuit
No section units answers
Search for the short-circuits between the central unit and the first short circuit
isolator.
If one or more section units do not answer

Search for the short circuit between the fault reported short circuit isolators to
find the exact location of the fault.
The easiest way to find a short circuit is to divide the cable in two halves,
locate the short-circuit on one of the halves. Divide this half of the cable again
into two halves. Continue to divide the cable into halves until you have found
the short-circuit.
Major computer failure

The fire alarm system has entered a very serious state when the text MAJOR
COMPUTER FAILURE is shown on the display or only the FAULT LED is
lit and the display is totally blank. Please contact our service department.
Fault codes
Fuses
Check the fuses on the boards included in the system. The fuses are mounted
on the front panels on the following boards: ARK-2, GSK-2, INK-2, KPK-4,
LPK-2, RS232K-2, SPK-2 and UTK-2. The fuses to the IKK-4 are mounted on
the board itself.
Fault code Board Fuse Fuse rating

81 CSS3300 2A5 Net fuse 5 AT 5x20 mm
81 CSS3300 2A5 Net fuse 5AT 5x20 mm
83 ARK-2 F1: Output 24 VDC 1+ 2A 5x20 mm
83 ARK-2 F2: Output 24 VDC 1- 2A 5x20 mm
83 ARK-2 F3: Output 24 VDC 2+ 2A 5x20 mm
83 ARK-2 F4: Output 24 VDC 2- 2A 5x20 mm
83 GSK-2 Main fuse 2AT 5x20 mm
83 INK-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 KPK-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 LPK-2 Main fuse * 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 RS232K-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 SPK-2 Main fuse 1AT 5x20 mm
83 UTK-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
93 ARK-2 F5: Alarm bell output 1+ 2A 5x20 mm
93 ARK-2 F6: Alarm bell output 1- 2A 5x20 mm
93 CSS3300 F4: Battery fuse 10AT 6,3x32 mm
93 CSS3300 F5: Battery fuse 10AT 6,3x32 mm
Not supervised ARK-2 F11: Relay output RL1 2A 5x20 mm
Not supervised ARK-2 F14: GA-output 2A 5x20 mm
Not supervised IKK-4 F1: Control unit panel 500 mAT 5x20 mm
Not supervise IKK-4 F2: Main fuse 100 mAT 5x20 mm
Not supervised IKK-4 F3: Main fuse for F4-F5 500 mAT 5x20 mm
Not supervised IKK-4 F4: Power supply ext. 315 mAT 5x20 mm
device
Not supervised IKK-4 F5: Power supply 315 mAT 5x20 mm
* The central unit is not working properly. Indicator No. 1 (green) is not lit.

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Edition 7, 08 1 E, May 2008.

© 2004-2008, Consilium Fire & Gas AB

Chapter 1: General description

Chapter 3: System description

Reset fault ................................................................................... 3-4

Appendix A: Fault codes ...................................................................................A-1

About this manual

Chapter 1, General description, includes a general description of the complete system

Chapter 2, Definitions, includes all definitions essential for the system.

Chapter 1: General description

A total of 190 loops may be connected to the system with a possibility to

This Reference manual describes the CS3000 fire alarm installation in a

Figure 1-1. An example of a CS3000 fire alarm system.

1. Control unit/Display unit

6. Power supply unit

The LPK and SPK communicate on an internal communication channel, which

The loop processor board (SPK-2)

The alarm processor board (LPK-2)

• Communication with external computers and printers via a RS232 board

The relay board (ARK-2)

EXTERNAL CONTROL ALARM RESET SMOKE ALARM

Fire alarm panel

EXTERNAL CONTROL ALARM RESET

0 ON OFF TIMER LIST

Power supply unit

Loops and sections

• Smoke detectors of ionisation or optical type

1. Built in short circuit isolators

2. Double fed loop

3. General address unit

4. Addressable local timer

6. Addressable manual call point

8. Conventional section unit

9. Analogue smoke detector

10. Addressable short circuit isolators

11. Addressable indication unit

12. Analogue heat detector

13. Single fed loop

14. Flame detector

15. Sub loop

16. Conventional heat detector

Control unit definitions

All commands are available in normal status.

Active fire alarm

Section related definitions

Chapter 3: System description

Disconnections are divided into two categories: electrical isolation

LEVEL DESIGNATION TYPE

The different types of disconnections are described below:

Controlling the system

Acknowledge fire alarms

Reset fire alarms

The control unit

The central unit

Cause & Effect diagram in case of system board failures

Below is a desription what effects a failure on one of the main system

System with one central

Failure on the loop processor board (SPK-2)

Failure on the control unit (ME)

System with two or more centrals

• Marine or industrial system. Certain functions are depending on whether

A central unit is compiled by a number of different boards, each of this board

• If fire alarms and faults can be acknowledge/reset on the unit.