Features:

• Modular configuration allowing for easy extension
• Interconnection of up to 32 Panel Controllers, Remote Keypads, and OPC servers
• Multiple CAN loop connection with high- performance Ethernet backbone and redundancy
• Installation and auto-detection of functional modules by simply plugging them into the panel rail
• Connection to BIS Building Integration System via OPC server

Functions:

Operation / Processing of Messages:

The operation and the processing of all messages are easy and intuitive thanks to the ergonomically- designed control panel with its TFT touch???screen offering a menu-driven handling and multi-color display. To that end, there are permanently located keys on the right, bottom, and upper edge of the display as well as variably located virtual keys in the touch-screen area.

Modular Structure of the FPA???5000 Modular Fire Panel:

Due to its modular structure, the FPA???5000 Modular Fire Panel provides complete flexibility and thus customized solutions for any application.

Modules:

The functional modules are autonomous, encapsulated units that can be inserted into any control panel slot using “plug-and-play” technology. Thus, the power supply and the data traffic to the control panel are indicated automatically without any additional settings. The module is automatically identified by the control panel and functions in the default operating.

Wiring to external components is performed using compact connector/screw terminals. After a replacement, only the connectors need to be reinserted; extensive rewiring is no longer required. defined as network node or local node. Within a group, only panel conditions of the same group can be displayed. Regardless of the groups, network nodes allow for the display and handling of all panel conditions. Local nodes display the conditions of the related panel.

Detection Points:

The Address Cards activate detection points. The FPA???5000 governs up to 4096 detection points. Each element and input which, after the programming, is able to set off an alarm requires a detection point. Inputs are considered as detection points if they are programmed accordingly in the FSP???5000???RPS Programming Software.

The provided options according to EN 54???2:1997/
A1:2006 include:

• • Output to fire alarm devices
  • Connection conditions for the regional authorities and institutions (police, fire service) must be maintained.
  • It is preferable to use the loop formation owing to the greater security of loop lines compared with stub lines.
  • It is possible to combine LSN interface modules and LSN detectors on one loop or stub line.
  • For a mixed connection of LSN classic elements and LSN improved elements, a maximum of 127 elements are permitted.
  • Existing conventional detectors can be connected to a CZM 0004 A module. A CZM 0004 A module provides four DC primary lines (zones).