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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FAST 2000
Compact-/2
Fire Detection and
Extinguishing Control System
3-051-15e
Version 4.05 TSM/Kli 05.03.2008

FAST 2000Compact-/2
Operating Instructions
Table of Contents
1 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 4
2 Description and structure ................................................................................................................. 4
2.1 Mechanical structure................................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Components used..................................................................................................................... 5
2.2.1 DE-32C display unit........................................................................................................... 6
2.2.2 Control module, CM-32C/2................................................................................................ 7
2.2.3 Communication termination board, CM-32CTCB2............................................................ 7
2.2.4 CM-32CTCM422 RS422 termination board ...................................................................... 7
2.2.5 CM-32CTCM232 RS232 termination board ...................................................................... 7
2.2.6 CM-32CTCM1 30mA termination board............................................................................ 7
2.2.7 CM-32CTOPT1 Fibre optic termination board ................................................................. 8
2.2.8 Fire brigade terminal board, CM-32F ................................................................................ 8
2.2.9 Loop module, LM-32C ....................................................................................................... 8
2.2.10 Detection module terminal board, LM-32DT ..................................................................... 8
2.2.11 Extinguishing zone terminal board, LM-32ET ................................................................... 8
2.2.12 Open-Collector-Output Card IO-32C................................................................................ 9
2.2.13 RS232 Interface Card IM-32.............................................................................................. 9
2.2.14 Motherboard GP-32/2........................................................................................................ 9
2.3 Power supply .......................................................................................................................... 10
2.4 Detection Loops ...................................................................................................................... 11
3 Display and keypad........................................................................................................................ 11
3.1 Display .................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.1 Plain text display.............................................................................................................. 11
3.1.2 Freely programmable individual indicators........................................................................ 1
3.1.3 Collective indicators to show the system status ................................................................ 1
3.2 Keypad ...................................................................................................................................... 3
3.2.1 Authorisation levels ........................................................................................................... 3
3.2.2 General description of the keypad..................................................................................... 4
4 Menu functions................................................................................................................................. 8
4.1 Overview of menus ................................................................................................................... 8
4.2 The DISCONNECT Menu......................................................................................................... 9
4.2.1 Zone................................................................................................................................. 10
4.2.2 Address of a Zone ........................................................................................................... 10
4.2.3 Address Point .................................................................................................................. 10
4.2.4 Output .............................................................................................................................. 12
4.2.5 Input................................................................................................................................. 13
4.2.6 Printer .............................................................................................................................. 14
4.3 The RECONNECT Menu........................................................................................................ 14
4.3.1 Zone................................................................................................................................. 15
4.3.2 Zone, Address Point ........................................................................................................ 15
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4.3.3 Address Point .................................................................................................................. 15

4.3.4 Output .............................................................................................................................. 17
4.3.5 Input................................................................................................................................. 18
4.3.6 Printer .............................................................................................................................. 19
4.3.7 Loop................................................................................................................................. 19
4.3.8 All ..................................................................................................................................... 20
4.4 The LIST Menu ....................................................................................................................... 20
4.4.1 Messages ........................................................................................................................ 20
4.4.2 Disconnected ................................................................................................................... 21
4.4.3 List Values ....................................................................................................................... 24
4.4.4 List History ...................................................................................................................... 26
4.4.5 System Configuration ...................................................................................................... 26
4.4.6 Test Status....................................................................................................................... 27
4.5 The MAIN Menu...................................................................................................................... 27
4.5.1 List Menu ......................................................................................................................... 27
4.5.2 Function Menu ................................................................................................................. 27
5 Fire alarms ..................................................................................................................................... 28
5.1 Basic action............................................................................................................................. 28
5.2 More than one fire alarm......................................................................................................... 29
5.3 Resetting the system after a fire alarm ................................................................................... 30
5.4 Other signals in case of a fire alarm ....................................................................................... 30
6 Prewarning ..................................................................................................................................... 30
6.1 Basic action............................................................................................................................. 30
6.2 More than one Pre-warning .................................................................................................... 31
6.3 Resetting the system after a Pre-warning ................................................................................ 1
6.4 Other signals in case of a Pre-warning..................................................................................... 1
7 Fault signals ..................................................................................................................................... 1
7.1 Basic action............................................................................................................................... 1
7.2 More than one fault signal ........................................................................................................ 1
7.3 Resetting................................................................................................................................... 2
7.4 Description of various fault signals ........................................................................................... 2
7.4.1 Open Circuit / Short Circuit of Inputs................................................................................. 2
7.4.2 Open Circuit / Short Circuit of Outputs .............................................................................. 2
7.4.3 Detector fault ..................................................................................................................... 3
7.4.4 Short to earth ..................................................................................................................... 3
7.4.5 Fault on the voltage converter module, PM-32 ................................................................. 3
7.4.6 Battery fault........................................................................................................................ 4
7.4.7 Low voltage switch-off ....................................................................................................... 4
7.4.8 Mains fault ......................................................................................................................... 4
7.4.9 RAM, ROM, EPROM and EEPROM Checksum fault message........................................ 5
7.4.10 Initialisation fault ................................................................................................................ 5

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7.4.11 Module fault ....................................................................................................................... 5

7.4.12 Total system failure ........................................................................................................... 6

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1 Introduction
These operating instructions contain all the information required for the user to operate the
FAST2000Compact/2 fire detection and extinguishing control system and to understand all the
indications given by the panel when it detects a fire, prewarning or fault condition. It also explains the
messages shown on the LCD-display and indication of the LEDs on the front in response to the
various events in the system such as fire alarm, release of the extinguishing system and faults of the
panel and the external equipment connected to the panel.
The instructions also describe the reactions to all the events that occur, and how the system user is
required to intervene in each case, to silence the internal panel buzzer, to silence the external alarm
circuits and to reset the panel. A description of all operation functions available through the user menu
is given. But other functions available only to authorised service personnel are not described in this
manual.
A general description of the components used in the FAST2000Compact/2 is given in chapter two.
The rest of the manual mainly explains how the panel is operated and how it behaves when a fire is
detected and how the extinguishing release is handled. A brief description of the different in- and
outputs available is given in chapter 2.2.
The primary function of the FAST2000Compact/2 fire detection and release panel is to detect fires
and produce the required responses, like local alarm, calling the fire brigade and initiating the release
of the extinguishing system.
Auxiliary facilities are provided and these include:

Providing fault alarms
Event logging
Automatically produce printouts of an alarm or fault event (if a printer is connected)
Status information may be listed to the LCD display or the printer (if a printer is connected)
Automatic testing
Tailoring to customer requirements
Special test functions are provided
Auxiliary input and output devices may be connected to the detection loops
This manual contains all general operation functions; special functions are described in separate
documentation related to the installation.
2 Description and structure

The FAST2000Compact/2 fire detection panel / electrical control device is a unit with a partially
modular structure; it is used for fire detection purposes and/or to activate fire extinguishing systems.
The system conforms to EN 54-2 and EN 54-4, as a fire detection panel with inputs and outputs to
which electrical control devices for extinguishing systems can be connected. Likewise, as an electrical
control device for extinguishing systems, it meets the requirements stipulated by EN 12094-1. The

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FAST2000Compact can be used as a fire detection system, as a control and delay device for the
extinguishing system as well as a combined device, which contains the detection functions as well as
the extinguishing control functions.
2.1 Mechanical structure

The fire detection panel features a partially modular structure. The various components are
accommodated in a sheet steel housing. A main board (GP-32/2) mounted on the rear wall of the
housing contains five plug-in positions to receive the plug-in processor cards. A top-hat rail in the
upper section of the cabinet is used to install additional (optional) terminal boards. Ribbon cables are
used to connect units, which are not accommodated on the main board.
The display unit, with the display itself and the control keypad, is integrated in the door of the fire
detection panel. A ribbon cable is used to connect the display unit to the processor card CM-32C/2.
The power unit and the standby power batteries (2x 12V/24Ah) are accommodated in the same
housing; both are connected to the main board.
Cable entry is provided from the bottom behind the batteries.
2.2 Components used

The following modules are used in the FAST 2000Compact/2 system:
DE-32C/2 Display unit
CM-32C/2 Control module
CM-32CTCB2 Communication termination board 2
CM-32CTCM422 RS422 termination board
CM-32CTCM232 RS232 termination board
CM-32CTCM1 30mA termination board
CM-32CTOPT1 Fibre optic termination board
CM-32F Fire brigade terminal board (optional)
CM-32P Interface card for printer (optional)
LM-32C Loop module (2nd and 3rd card is optional)
LM-32DT Detection module terminal board (optional)
LM-32ET Extinguishing zone terminal board (optional)
IO-32C Open-collector output card with 8 outputs
IM-32 RS232 interface card (optional)
GP-32/2 Main board
Each component is responsible for specific tasks within the system as a whole. Some of the
components are independent "intelligent" units, whereas others are passive units, which are controlled
by an "intelligent" module.

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2.2.1 DE-32C display unit

The display unit consists of the front board CM-32PIB/2 with LEDs and keyboard as well as the
display module DM-32/II, which is installed behind the front board. The display module DM-32/II
accommodates a 64x240 dot graphical LCD-display (8 lines with 40 characters each) and the internal
buzzer, which indicates fault signals with a continuous tone, and alarm signals with an intermittent
tone. The Display unit is installed in the door of the FAST2000Compact/2.
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Illustration 1: Front of the display unit
The front of the display unit is divided into 4

4 Normalbetrieb
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sections:
1. LCD display with 8 x 40 characters
2. Freely programmable individual displays such
2
as the detector group display or extinguishing
system signals.
3. Keyboard for operation of the panel 3
4. LEDs as collective indicators to show the
system status

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All labels for buttons and LEDs are made by pictograms to provide a language neutral front.
(See chapter 3 for explanations of buttons and LEDs)
2.2.2 Control module, CM-32C/2

The CM-32C/2 is an intelligent independent module that handles all monitoring and control of the
FAST2000Compact/2; it is the main module in the system. The CM-32/2 uses a redundant two-wire
internal communication bus to communicate with other microprocessor based modules. The
communication speed is 9600 Baud. The communication bus is used to both receive system status
telegrams and to transmit control commands to other modules. The control module handles all the
common control and monitoring functions within the panel. This module manages all signals and items
of system information, and shows them on the display unit.
The functionality of the CM-32/2 module is very complex. Various interfaces are provided to connect
other modules and termination boards.
2.2.3 Communication termination board, CM-32CTCB2

The CM-32CTCB2 is the network motherboard and is used for communication, either between panels
or interfacing to other equipment. It is designed to be highly flexible. It's two communication channels
can be independently equipped with any of four interface modules RS422/RS485, RS232, Fibre optic
or 30mA.
2.2.4 CM-32CTCM422 RS422 termination board

The CM-32CTCM422 converts the logic levels of the CM-32's serial channels to RS422/RS485 levels.
The module can by jumpers be set up in a number of different RS422/RS485 modes. The module can
also by a jumper be set up to transfer a fire condition as a break on the RS422/RS485 line. The
communication interface is galvanic isolated from the rest of the FAST2000 system. Three LED's in
series with the isolating optocouplers indicates if there are activities on the RX, TX or RTS lines of the
interface.
2.2.5 CM-32CTCM232 RS232 termination board

The CM-32CTCM232 converts the logic levels of the CM-32's serial channels to RS232 levels. The
module can by a jumper be set up to transfer a fire condition as a break on the RS232 line. The
communication interface is galvanic isolated from the rest of the FAST2000 system. Four LED's in
series with the isolating optocouplers indicates if there are activity on the Rx, Tx , RTS or CTS lines of
the interface.
2.2.6 CM-32CTCM1 30mA termination board

The CM-32CTCM1 converts the logic levels of the CM-32's serial channels to Signalco 30mA levels.
The module contains a built in 30mA driver which can be enabled/disabled with a jumper. The module
can also be set up in monitor mode for supervising the 30mA communication loop, this feature can
also be enabled /disabled by a jumper. The communication interface and the 30mA driver is

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galvanically isolated from the rest of the FAST2000 system Two LED's in series with the isolating
optocouplers indicates if there are activity on the Rx and Tx lines of the interface.
2.2.7 CM-32CTOPT1 Fibre optic termination board

The CM-32CTOPT1 converts the logic levels of the CM-32's serial channels to fibre optic signals. The
module can by jumpers be set up with one of three different driver currents to adjust for varying fibre
loss. The module can also by a jumper be set up to transfer a fire condition as a break on the fibre
optic cable. Since the transfer method is light the communication interface is inherently galvanic
isolated from the rest of the FAST2000 system. Two LED's indicate if there are activity on the RX and
TX of the interface.
2.2.8 Fire brigade terminal board, CM-32F

The CM-32F is the terminal board for connecting the fire brigade panel to the FAST 2000Compact/2.
It is equipped with an output to call the fire brigade (transmission device - TD), as well as all the inputs
and outputs for a fire brigade panel according DIN 14661. It is connected to the 26-core flat cable
connection of the CM-module.
2.2.9 Loop module, LM-32C

The loop module LM-32C is the processor card used for fire detection and extinguishing control. It is
designed for connection of two detection loops with up to 198 addresses on each loop (128 according
VdS). With a termination board LM-32DT connected, the loop module controls all functions of the
detection areas of these detectors. If a termination board LM-32ET is used, the loop module executes
all controls for this extinguishing area.
The signals that are processed by this module are sent to the CM-32C control module, to be shown as
individual or collective indications on the display unit. If the LM-32C is used as an extinguishing control
module, the status information about the extinguishing system is signalled on the display unit, in the
area reserved for freely programmable individual displays.
2.2.10 Detection module terminal board, LM-32DT

The LM-32DT is the terminal board for the LM-32C that is used for detection zones. The following
connections are provided: 2 loops, 2 signal transmitter circuits, and 3 inputs for freely programmable
primary lines from contacts that are to be monitored.
2.2.11 Extinguishing zone terminal board, LM-32ET

The LM-32ET is the extinguishing zone terminal board for the LM-32C loop module. The following
connections are provided: 2 loops, 2 alarm sounder circuits, 1 output for the section valve, and 1
output for the Flooding-/CO2-Stop valve. Six digital inputs are available on the LM-32ET, which are
freely programmable. A default function can be assigned to these inputs during commissioning. Refer
to the specific documentation for the installation. The default functions are:

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Input 1: Manual Release

Input 2: Mechanical zone blocking
Input 3: Monitoring section valve position
Input 4: Alarm pressure switch
Input 5: Stop push button
Input 6: Second Release of the extinguishing system (second shot)
2.2.12 Open-Collector-Output Card IO-32C

The IO32C is a open-collector output card designed for the FAST2000Compact/2 and provides 8
outputs. These outputs can be used to control separate realys. The IO-32C is controlled by the CM or
a LM-module.
2.2.13 RS232 Interface Card IM-32

The IM-32 is providing a serial RS232 interface, used for programming the panel, as well as for
connecting graphic displays or intelligent mimic panels. The card is connected to the system bus and
transmits the internal protocol of the panel to the connected device. The RS232 connector is galvanic
isolated from the internal supply of the panel. Optical indicators are signalling traffic on Rx and Tx.
2.2.14 Motherboard GP-32/2

The motherboard GP-32/2 provides five plug-in connectors SP1 to SP5, which can be equipped with
different modules. SP1 is reserved for the CM-32 module. The following modules can be used on the
connectors:
Connector SP1: Control Module CM-32C/2
Connector SP2 to SP4: LM-32C or IO-32C*
Connector SP5: LM-32C
* the IO-32C is to be connected to the LM-32C or CM-32C/II right or left of the IO-card by
means of DIP-switches located between the connectors
The connection from the plug-in cards to the respective terminal boards is made by means of flat
cables, connected to the 10- and 26-core flat cable connectors of the plug-in place. The termination
board for plug-in place SP-5 is integrated part of the motherboard. Terminals are provided on the left
hand side of the motherboard for connection of the loops, bell circuits and inputs belonging to the LM-
32C module in plug-in place SP5.
The monitoring circuits for power supply unit, battery and earth fault is located on the motherboard.
These circuits make sure, that if the power supply unit fails the supply is switched to the battery
without interruption and a mains fault is indicated.
In normal operation the battery is connected to the charger, so that the batterys voltage is maintained.
At regular intervals the battery is checked. The batteries test signal is controlled by the CM-32C. If the
battery fails the test, a battery fault signal is indicated.

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To reduce the power drawn from the 24V power supply and the heat dissipation due to power loss a
8V switch mode regulator is integrated on the motherboard to supply all processor cards. If the
common regulator fails each processor card is able to produce the 8V by itself.
Monitored Common Common Power supply and

Fault Fault Alarm battery connections
Loop 1
Loop 2
Inputs
1+2
Bell circuits
1+2
Bell circuits
3+4
Illustration 2: Motherboard of the FAST2000Compact/2

To transmit the common alarm and fault signal to other locations two relays are provided on the
motherboard. The common alarm relay is triggered with the first alarm in the system and remains
active until the panel is reset. The common fault relay is provided as a fail-safe output (active in
normal mode). If a fault occurs the relay is deactivated and remains in that state until the panel is
reset. In addition a monitored fault output is provided, checking the transmission line for open and
short circuit.
2.3 Power supply

The fire detection system is supplied via power supply unit with power from the mains system. The
second source of power consists of the built-in standby batteries. Both power sources are connected
to the main board, which incorporates the monitoring circuits for the mains and battery supply. If one
of the two supplies fails, these circuits ensure an immediate switchover to the other supply (i.e. without
interruption), and a fault signal to this effect is displayed.

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2.4 Detection Loops

The detection circuits of the FAST2000Compact/2 are configured as loops. Branch lines can be
connected to the loop at any place.
The System Sensor protocol is used on the detection loops of the FAST2000Compact/2, i.e. System
Sensor loop devices of series 200 and 500 are used. There are detectors (analogue sensors) and
input / output modules available. All devices to be used on the detection loop are equipped with an
address unit. Automatic detectors (sensors) are addressed in the address range from 1 to 99; non-
automatic detectors (manual call points, input modules and control modules) are addressed in the
range from 101 to 199. The address is selected by means of rotary decade switches. The selection
represents the two last digits of the device address.
An analogue detector transmits a signal to the control panel, which is proportional to the monitored fire
parameter. On change of this parameter the output signal of the detector also changes, e.g. if the
temperature is rising, the output signal is also rising.
The FAST2000Compact/2 is checking the addresses in succession. When the address is checked
the device transmits the analogue value of the sensor to the fire panel.
An analogue sensor makes no difference between normal and fire value. The trigger level for pre-
warning, fire and fault is provided by the FAST2000Compact/2. All values transmitted from the
sensor are evaluated by the panel and result in the respective mode: normal mode, fault, pre-warning
or alarm.
Both loops of the LM-32C module can handle up to 198 addresses. According VdS only 128
addresses are allowed.
3 Display and keypad

Alongside its various monitoring functions, the fire detection system has one overriding task:
To receive and process fire alarm signals.
The occurrence of a fire alarm has top priority, regardless of whether a fault signal is being displayed
or whether any test functions have been activated. An incoming fire alarm overwrites every other
process or operation that has already started.
3.1 Display
The indicators incorporated in the display unit comprise the plain text display, in combination with the
various LED indicators for system status and the individual displays (see Illustration 1).
3.1.1 Plain text display

The display unit includes an 8 x 40-character LCD display to show all signals or messages as plain
text. The background illumination is switched on automatically when a signal arrives, or when the
keypad is operated. The next section explains the various display messages corresponding to
different operating statuses.

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Normal operating status

During normal operating status, the display shows the current date and time. The background
illumination is switched off. The green "POWER ON" LED in the display and control section is also lit.
The next illustration shows the format of the display messages, with the following keys:
YY = year hh = hour (24-hour format)
MM = month mm = minute
DD = day ss = second
Normal Mode hh:mm:ss
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Fire alarm
If a fire alarm is recognised, the display shows this message, with the following key:
XX = number of detection zone
V = detector address or virtual detector address if assigned
Text = Address point related text
Fire ZXXXX.V 1/1

Text
F1=more Info
The customer-specific text is only shown if a text sequence has been programmed for this address. If
more than one fire alarm has been recognised in the system, the first alarm signal is shown in the top
line of text and the last one appears on the bottom line. If you also want to show the alarm signals
that are present between the first and the last ones, you can use the scroll keys on the keypad. They
allow you to view all the fire alarms that are present, one after another, in the first line of the display.
Fire ZXXXX.V 1/ZZ

Text
Fire ZXXXX.V YY/ZZ

Text
F1=more Info
YY = alarm number (first alarm signal = 1, second alarm signal = 2, etc.)

ZZ = total number of alarm signals
The F1 key allows getting more information about the alarm. All hardware information of the address
in alarm is then shown on the display:

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Fire ZXXXX.V 1/ZZ

Text
LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX A = LM-Module address
L = Loop number
Fire ZXXXX.V YY/ZZ
Text D = Detector number
LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX
Pre-warning
If a fire detector signals a pre-warning level to the panel, you will see the following message in the
display, with these keys:
A = LM-Module address V = virtual detector address
L = loop number X = number of the zone
D = detector address (hardware) T = detector type
Prewarning LM.A L.DD TYP ZXXXXX.V 1/1
Text
If a customer-specific text has been pre-programmed for this address, it will be shown in the second
line of text. If more than one pre-warning is present, the signals are indicated as shown below. You
can use the scroll keys to show all the advance warnings, one after another.
PREWARNING LM.A L.DD TYP ZXXXXX.V YY/ZZ

PREWARNING LM.A L.DD TYP ZXXXXX.V 1/ZZ
Text
Text
Text
YY = pre-warning number (first pre-warning = 1, second pre-warning = 2, etc.)

ZZ = total number of prewarnings
Note: If the pre-warning is not desired, the panel can be programmed to suppress pre-warnings.
Fault
If a fault occurs, the display will show the fault signal in the following form, with this key:
Detector Fault LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX YY/ZZ

Text
Detector Fault LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX 1/ZZ

Text

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YY = number of fault signal

(first fault signal = 1, second fault signal = 2, etc.)
ZZ = total number of faults
The second line of text shows the project specific customer text if programmed. If several fault signals
are present, the first two and the last one are shown. The scroll keys can be used to view all the fault
signals, one after another.
Input mode
The display offers plain text user support when you are making entries or enquiries. This means that
any signals or messages that are present will not be shown in the display while you are operating the
unit. However, if you do not operate any keys for about 20 seconds, the display will switch back to the
original display status before you started to make entries.
If alarms are present while operating the panel the first alarm is shown in the lower part of the display.
In the upper part the menu is shown.
3.1.2 Freely programmable individual indicators

This part of the display unit contains 12 freely programmable individual indicators, each providing one
yellow and one red LED. If an indicator is used as a detector zone indication, the red LED indicates
an alarm of the respective detection zone, and the yellow LED indicates a fault of that zone. The
indicators can also be used for indication of status signals of the extinguishing system or any other
signal.
3.1.3 Collective indicators to show the system status

This area of the display unit contains 16 status indicators with LEDs, designated as shown in
Illustration 2.
"POWER ON" LED

This green LED indicates that the panel is powered on.
"FIRE" LED
This red LED lights up continuously if a fire alarm is recognised. In case of first alarm of
double knock the LED is blinking.
"FIRE BRIGADE CALLED" LED

This red LED lights up if a fire alarm has been transmitted to a fire brigade via the
transmission device (TD).
"CALL FIRE BRIGADE" LED

This red LED lights up if a fire alarm has been recognised in the system, but the alarm
cannot be given to the fire brigade automatically - for example, because no transmission
device is connected, or because the transmission device is faulty or has been switched off.

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"FIRE BRIGADE" LED

This yellow LED lights up if the output to the transmission device is faulty or has been
switched off. The next table shows how this LED indicates the various statuses.
Status of transmission device LED
Normal operating status OFF
TD switched off ON
TD fault FLASHING
"RELEASED" LED
This red LED lights up when the extinguishing system has been released.
"TEST" LED
This yellow LED lights up if a system component is switched to test mode.
"FIRE DAMPERS ACTIVATED" LED

This red LED lights up when the fire dampers have been activated.
"FAULT" LED
This yellow LED is a collective indicator for faults. It lights up if a fault has occurred in the
system.
"ISOLATED" LED
This yellow LED always lights up if a system component is switched off.
"SYSTEM FAULT" LED

This yellow LED lights up if an internal system fault is present.
"STOP" LED
This yellow LED indicates that one of the STOP push buttons of the extinguishing system
has been pressed.
"BELL" LED
This yellow LED indicates that a monitored signal transmitter circuit has a fault or is switched
off. The next table shows the various displays for the different statuses.
Status of signal transmitter circuit LED
Normal operating status OFF
One or more switched off ON
One or more faulty FLASHING
"BLOCKED" LED
This yellow LED always lights up if a extinguishing area is mechanically blocked.

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"POWER FAULT" LED

This yellow LED indicates a fault or a failure on one of the two power sources (mains or
standby battery).
"DAY MODE" LED

This yellow LED lights up system is in day mode.
3.2 Keypad
Illustration 3 shows the structure of the keypad.
Numerical keypad with Scroll Keys and Menu Function

backspace and enter keys special functions keys keys
Illustration 3
3.2.1 Authorisation levels

The various functions of the FAST 2000Compact/2 fire detection system must be operated on three
different levels. These authorisation levels can be reached via the keypad, in combination with the
relevant authorisation code. A fourth authorisation level for programming can only be reached with a
special programming device. This level is exclusively reserved for the manufacturer's specialist staff
in the factory.
Authorisation level 1
This level is always available without a special code. The permitted functions (as specified in EN
54-2) can be operated without entering an authorisation. These are: Buzzer Off, Lamp test and
scrolling of the display when more than two messages.
After a user has entered the relevant code, he or she will reach this authorisation level, which
makes it possible to select the associated functions as specified in EN 54-2. The following
chapters describe the possible operation functions.

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If no entry is made within about 20 seconds, the system will automatically switch back to
authorisation level 1.
This level is reserved for authorised staff, and it can only be reached by entering the necessary
code. This manual does not show the functions that are possible at this level. Please refer to
installation and servicing instructions.
3.2.2 General description of the keypad

This section describes the individual keys on the keypad in detail. The pad is divided into four blocks:
- the numerical keypad with the backspace and enter keys
- the scroll and F keys
- the menu keys
- the function keys
3.2.2.1 The numerical keypad with the backspace and enter keys
3.2.2.1.1 The numerical keypad

An alphanumerical keypad is provided for entering access codes and selections of the menus:
Used to enter the number 0 or spaces
Used to enter the number 1 or special characters
Used to enter the number 2 or A, B or C
Used to enter the number 3 or D, E or F
Used to enter the number 4 or G, H or I
Used to enter the number 5 or J, K or L
Used to enter the number 5 or M, N or O
Used to enter the number 7 or P, Q, R or S

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Used to enter the number 8 or T, U or V
Used to enter the number 9 or W, X, Y or Z
3.2.2.1.2 The "backspace" key

This key has two functions. Its primary function is to delete the last entry. Its secondary
function is to delete the last function, which allows the user to return to previous levels
from the menus that have been selected.
3.2.2.1.3 The "enter" key

Press the enter key to confirm the entry you have just made. Incorrect entries must be
corrected with the backspace key before you confirm them. If you want to select a
function from a menu, it is sufficient to enter the number of the menu function.
Example
This example shows you how to use the menu keys, the scroll keys, the backspace key and the enter
key. In this example the address 25 on loop1 of LM module 3 should be disconnected.
Enter the code for authorisation level 2 and confirm with the "DISCONNECT" key, and you will see the
following message on the display:
Main>Disconnect
1. Zone Now you can enter the relevant
2. Zone, Address point
function number to select a function
3. Address point
4. Output from this menu - in this example it is
5. Input
6. Printer number 3, i.e. to disconnect an
address.
The display will show this message:
Disconnect SENSOR Next, you can select the module type
1=LM,2=US 0 the address is connected to by
pressing the respective key followed
by Enter: 1 for LM module, 2 for US
module (the entry of the last
disconnection is shown as default).
Press 1 Enter to select the LM module. The display will show:
Disconnect SENSOR
1=LM,2=US 1, unit no.1
Now you have to enter the module
address (the entry of the last

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Press 3 Enter to specify the module address 3 and the display will indicate:
Disconnect SENSOR Now you have to enter the loop
number to address point is connected
Loop 1
to (the entry of the last disconnection
is shown as default).
Press 1 Enter to specify the loop number and the display will indicate:
Disconnect SENSOR Now you have to enter the address of
Loop 1, addr. 4 the sensor number to address point is
connected to (the entry of the last
Press 25 Enter to disconnect the sensor address 25 and the display will confirm the operation:
** CONFIRMED **
Address point 1.25 is now disconnected. Next, you will see this message in the display again:
Main>Disconnect
1. Zone
3. Address point
4. Output
5. Input
6. Printer
Now, you can either make more entries as described above in order to disconnect several addresses,
or you can press the backspace key to exit the menu and return to the status, which was present
before you started making entries. However, if you do not operate any keys for about 20 seconds, the
display will switch back to the original display status before you started to make entries.
You will then see this text in the display:
Normal Mode DISCONNECTIONS hh:mm:ss

Tyco Fire & IS yy:mm:dd

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3.2.2.2 The scroll and F keys

3.2.2.2.1 The "Scroll" keys
The scroll up and scroll down keys are used to scroll through a display or
menu. The keys will scroll one line or event on each operation.
The "F" keys

The F1 and F2 keys are used to select the special function described in the
display if available.
3.2.2.3 The menu keys

The four menu keys are designated: "DISCONNECT"
"RECONNECT"
"LIST"
"MAIN MENU"
However, you must be in authorisation levels 2 or 3 before you press one of these menu keys so that
you can select the relevant menus with the keys.
3.2.2.3.1 The "DISCONNECT" key

This key enables you to disconnect elements or zones.
3.2.2.3.2 The "RECONNECT" key

This key enables you reconnect elements or zones back on if they have previously
been disconnected.
3.2.2.3.3 The "LIST" key

The menu key is used to select any desired statuses from the menus so that you can
view them in the display.
3.2.2.3.4 The "MAIN MENU" key

Use this menu key to select certain functions which cannot be operated with the other
menu keys and function keys (such as setting the date and time).
3.2.2.4 The function keys

As well as the four menu keys, there are also four function keys.
The function keys are designated: "SILENCE/UNSILENCE"
"SILENCE BUZZER"
"LAMP TEST "
"RESET"

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3.2.2.4.1 The "Silence/Unsilence" key

This key allows you to silence the monitored signal transmitter circuits in the event of
an alarm (but not an extinguishing alarm during the evacuation warning and
extinguishing periods). To do this, however, you must first enter the authorisation
code for levels 2 or 3. The internal buzzer is also silenced at the same time. Press this key again to
unsilence the alarm signal transmitting circuits.
3.2.2.4.2 The "SILENCE BUZZER" key

Press this key to silence the internal buzzer if there is an alarm or a fault. This will not
affect the other alarm signal transmitting circuits. No special authorisation code is
required for this entry (access level 1).
3.2.2.4.3 The "RESET" key

Press this key to reset the whole system. To do this, however, you must first enter the
authorisation code for levels 2 or 3.
3.2.2.4.4 The "LAMP TEST" key

Press this key to test all the LEDs and displays on the panel. All the LEDs should
light up and the background illumination for the display should also be switched on as
well as all pixels of the display are switched ON. No special authorisation code is
required for this entry (access level 1).
4 Menu functions
You can use the menu keys that have been described above to select four different menus. As has
already been mentioned, you must be in authorisation levels 2 or 3 to do this.
4.1 Overview of menus

This list provides information about the menus, which you can select with the menu keys:
Disconnect menu:
Main>Disconnect
1. Zone
3. Address point
4. Output
5. Input
6. Printer
7. Loop*
* This function only appears in authorisation level 3.

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Reconnect menu
Main>Reconnect
1. Zone
3. Address point
4. Output
5. Input
6. Printer
7. Loop
8. All
List menu
Main>List
1. Messages
2. Disconnected
3. Values
4. History
5. System configuration
6. Test status
Main menu
Main>Function
1. Service Mode ON/OFF**
2. Time & Date
3. Sensitivity
4. Send Technical Message
5. Initiate System**
6. Test Mode**
7. Change System Config.**
8. Operate output module**
9. Updateeprom checksum**
** Authorisation level 3 is needed to reach the service level.
To select a function from a menu, simply enter the number that appears in front of the function. In the
next sections, you will find lists of the individual functions showing the "Function" and "Key sequence";
these should make the entries easier for you.
4.2 The DISCONNECT Menu

After entering the authorisation code for level 2 press the "DISCONNECT" key and the display will list
six functions:
Main>Disconnect
1. Zone
3. Address point
4. Output
5. Input
6. Printer

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As soon as an element is disconnected, it will be ignored by the internal logic - so an alarm, pre-
warning or a fault signal from the element in question will not be processed or displayed.
4.2.1 Zone
This function is used to disconnect all the addresses within the detection zone you select. If you
select this function, you will see this text in the display:
Disconnect ZONE
Zone 1 Now you have to enter the number of
the detection zone to be disconnected
(the entry of the last disconnection is
shown as default) followed by Enter.
The menu will go back to the
Main>Disconnect menu where you can select the next operation. Or you can press the backspace key
to exit the menu and return to the status, which was present before you started making entries.
4.2.2 Address of a Zone

This function is used to disconnect one single address within a detection zone. If selected the
following is shown on the display:
Disconnect Zone,Addresse
Zone 0 Now the number of the detection
zone, where the sensor is defined,
must be entered, followed by the
sensor address. The last entry is
shown on the display as default. The
menu will switch back to the disconnect menu to do further disconnections. By pressing the
backspace button the menu returns to the previous level before the disconnection.
4.2.3 Address Point

You can use this function to disconnect one individual address. The display reacts with this message:
Disconnect SENSOR Next, you can select the module type
1=LM,2=US 0
the address is connected to by

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If LM (1) has been selected the display will show:

Disconnect SENSOR
Now you have to enter the module

Key in the module address followed by Enter to specify the module and the display will indicate:
Disconnect SENSOR
1=LM,2=US 1, unit no.3 Now you have to enter the loop
Loop 1
number the address point is
connected to (the entry of the last
Enter the number of the loop (e.g. 2) and the display will indicate:
Disconnect SENSOR
Loop 2, addr. 4 Now you have to enter the address of
the sensor to be disconnected (the
entry of the last disconnection is
shown as default).
To disconnect e.g. address 25 press 25 Enter to specify the sensor address and the display will
confirm the operation:
** CONFIRMED **
Address point 2.25 of LM-3 is now disconnected. Next, you will see this message in the display again:
Main>Disconnect
1. Zone
2. Zone, address point
3. Address point
4. Output
5. Input
6. Printer
Now, you can either make more entries as described above in order to disconnect several addresses,
or you can press the backspace key to exit the menu and return to the status, which was present
before you started making entries. However, if you do not operate any keys for about 20 seconds, the
panel will switch back to normal mode.

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4.2.4 Output
With this function, you can disconnect one or more signal transmitting circuits (RMC outputs, bell
circuits, valve outputs or control relays).
You will see this message in the display:
Disconnect Output It can be selected, if a RMC output
1. RMC-Fire
2. RMC-Fault (fire or fault) or any other output
3. Output should be disconnected.
If 1 or 2 is selected the respective

output is disconnected and confirmed.
** Confirmed **
If 3 (output is selected the general disconnect menu for outputs appears:

Disconnect OUTPUT Next, you can select the module type
1=LM,2=US,3=CM,4=FM 0
the outputs are connected to by
module, 3 for CM and 4 for FM-
disconnection is shown as default). Press 1, 2,3 or 4 followed by Enter to select the module type
the output is connected to. If LM (1) has been selected the display will show:
Disconnect OUTPUT
1=LM,2=US,3=CM,4=FM 1, unit no. 2 Now you have to enter the module
Disconnect OUTPUT
1=LM,2=US,3=CM,4=FM 1, unit no. 2
OUTPUT 4 Now you have to enter the number of
the output that should be
disconnected (the entry of the last

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Press 4 Enter to disconnect output number 4 and the display will confirm the operation:
** CONFIRMED **
Output number 4 on LM-module 2 is

now disconnected.
Next, you will see this message in the display again:
Main>Disconnect
1. Zone Now, you can either make more
2. Zone, Address Point
3. Address point entries as described above in order to
4. Output
5. Input disconnect more outputs or other
6. Printer elements , or you can press the back-
space key to exit the menu and return
to the status, which was present before you started making entries. However, if you do not operate
any keys for about 20 seconds, the panel will switch back to normal mode.
4.2.5 Input
With this function, you can disconnect one or more input circuits of the various modules. You will see
this message in the display:
Disconnect INPUT Next, you can select the module type

1=LM,2=US,3=CM,4=FM 0 the inputs is connected to by pressing
the respective key followed by Enter:
1 for LM module, 2 for US module, 3
for CM and 4 for FM-module (the
entry of the last disconnection is
shown as default). Press 1, 2,3 or 4 followed by Enter to select the module type. If LM (1) has
been selected the display will show:
Disconnect INPUT
Disconnect INPUT
INPUT 4 Now you have to enter the number of
the input that should be disconnected
(the entry of the last disconnection is
shown as default).

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Press 6 Enter to disconnect input number 6 and the display will confirm the operation:
** CONFIRMED **
Input number 6 on LM-module 12 is

now disconnected.
Next, you will see this message in the display again:
Main>Disconnect
4. Output
5. Input disconnect several inputs or other
6. Printer elements, or you can press the
backspace key to exit the menu and
return to the status, which was present before you started making entries. If you do not operate any
keys for about 20 seconds, the panel will switch back to normal mode.
4.2.6 Printer
This function allows disconnecting the printer, if one is connected to the panel. After the function is
selected the following message appears in the display:
Disconnect PRINTER Next, you can select the module type
the printer is connected to by pressing
for CM and 4 for FM-module (the entry
of the last disconnection is shown as
default). As the printer is connected to the CM, 3 is to be selected. In the following the CM address is
to be entered and the disconnection is confirmed.
4.3 The RECONNECT Menu

After entering the authorisation code for level 2 press the "RECONNECT" menu button and the
display will list seven functions:
Main>Reconnect
1. Zone Menu item 8 can be reached by
3. Address point scrolling through the menu.
4. Output
5. Input
6. Printer
7. Loop
8. All
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With these menu functions, you can reconnect any element or sub-zone that previously was
disconnected. The procedure for reconnecting on is virtually identical with the disconnect functions.
After reconnectiong of an address it is no longer ignored by the internal logic of the panel. An alarm,
prewarning or fault of an element
4.3.1 Zone
This function is used to reconnect all the addresses within the detection zone that has been
disconnected before. If you select this function, you will see this text in the display:
Reconnect ZONE
Zone 1 Now enter the number of the detection
zone to be reconnected (the entry of
the last reconnection is shown as
default) followed by Enter. The menu
will go back to the Main>Reconnect
menu where the next operation can selected. Or press the backspace key to exit the menu and return
to the status, which was present before you started making entries.
4.3.2 Zone, Address Point

This function is used to reconnect one single address within a detection zone, that has been
disconnected before. If selected the following is shown on the display:
Reconnect Zone,Addresse
Zone 1 Now the number of the detection
zone, where the sensor is defined,
must be entered, followed by the
sensor address. The last entry is
shown on the display as default. The
menu will switch back to the reconnect menu to do further reconnections. By pressing the backspace
button the menu returns to the previous level before the disconnection.
4.3.3 Address Point

You can use this function to reconnect one individual address that has been disconnected before.
The display reacts with this message:
Reconnect SENSOR Next, select the module type the
1=LM,2=US 0
address is connected to by pressing
1 for LM module, 2 for US module (the
entry of the last reconnection is shown
as default). Press 1 or 2 followed
by Enter to select the module type the address point is connected to.

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If LM (1) has been selected the display will show:

Reconnect SENSOR
Now enter the module address (the
as default).
Key in the module address followed by Enter to specify the module and the display will indicate:
Reconnect SENSOR
1=LM,2=US 1, unit no.3 Now enter the loop number the
Loop 1
address point is connected to (the
as default).
Enter the number of the loop (e.g. 2) and the display will indicate:
Reconnect SENSOR
Loop 2, addr. 4 Now enter the address of the sensor
to be reconnected (the entry of the
last reconnection is shown as default).
** CONFIRMED **
To reconnect e.g. address 25 press
25 Enter to specify the sensor
address and the display will confirm
the operation.
Address point 2.25 of LM-3 is now reconnected. Next, you will see this message in the display again:
Main>Reconnect
1. Zone
3. Address point
4. Output
5. Input
6. Printer
7. Loop
Now, you can either make more entries as described above in order to reconnect several addresses
or other elements, or you can press the backspace key to exit the menu and return to the status,
which was present before you started making entries.

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4.3.4 Output
With this function, you can reconnect one or more signal transmitting circuits (bell circuits, valve
outputs or control relays). You will see this message in the display:
Reconnect OUTPUT Next, you can select the module type
1=LM,2=US,3=CM,4=FM 0
the outputs are connected to by
module, 3 for CM and 4 for FM-
reconnection is shown as default). Press 1, 2,3 or 4 followed by Enter to select the module type
the output is connected to. If LM (1) has been selected the display will show:
Reconnect OUTPUT
1=LM,2=US,3=CM,4=FM 1, unit no. 2 Now enter the module address (the
as default).
Reconnect OUTPUT
OUTPUT 4 Now enter the number of the output
that should be reconnected (the entry
of the last reconnection is shown as
default).
Press 4 Enter to reconnect output number 4 and the display will confirm the operation:
** CONFIRMED **
Output number 4 on LM-module 2 is now reconnected. Next, you will see this message in the display
again:
Main>Reconnect
4. Output
5. Input reconnect several addresses, or you
6. Printer can press the backspace key to exit
7. Loop
the menu and return to the status,

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4.3.5 Input
With this function, you can reconnect one or more input circuits of the various modules, which have
been disconnected before. You will see this message in the display:
Reconnect INPUT
1=LM,2=US,3=CM,4=FM 0
Next, you can select the module type
the inputs is connected to by pressing
entry of the last reconnection is shown as default). Press 1, 2,3 or 4 followed by Enter to select
the module type. If LM (1) has been selected the display will show:
Reconnect INPUT
reconnection is shown as default).
Press 12 Enter to specify the module

address 12 and the display will indicate:
Reconnect INPUT
OUTPUT 4 Now you have to enter the number of
the input that should be reconnected
(the entry of the last reconnection is
shown as default).
Press 6 Enter to reconnect input number 6 and the display will confirm the operation:
** CONFIRMED **
Input number 6 on LM-module 12 is now reconnected. Next, you will see this message in the display
again:
Main>Reconnect
4. Output
5. Input reconnect inputs or other elements, or
6. Printer you can press the backspace key to
7. Loop
exit the menu and return to the status,

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4.3.6 Printer
This function allows reconnecting the printer, if one is connected to the panel and has been
disconnected before. After the function is selected the following message appears in the display:
Reconnect PRINTER
Next, you can select the module type
the printer is connected to by pressing
entry of the last reconnection is shown as default). As the printer is connected to the CM, 3 is to be
selected. In the following the CM address is to be entered and the reconnection is confirmed.
4.3.7 Loop
With this function, you can reconnect one or more detection loops of the various modules, which have
been disconnected before. You will see this message in the display:
Reconnect LOOP Next, you can select the module type
1=LM,2=US 0
the loop is connected to by pressing
1 for LM module, 2 for US module (the
as default). Press 1 or 2 followed
by Enter to select the module type. If LM (1) has been selected the display will show:
Reconnect LOOP
1=LM,2=US 1, unit no. 1 Now you have to enter the module
reconnection is shown as default).
Reconnect LOOP
1=LM,2=US 1, unit no. 12
LOOP 2 Now you have to enter the number of
the loop that should be reconnected
(the entry of the last reconnection is
shown as default).
Press 2 Enter to reconnect loop number 2 and the display will confirm the operation:
** CONFIRMED **

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Loop number 2 on LM-module 12 is now reconnected. Next, you will see this message in the display
again:
Main>Reconnect
4. Output
5. Input reconnect loops or other elements, or
6. Printer you can press the backspace key to
7. Loop
exit the menu and return to the status,
4.3.8 All
This function allows you to simultaneously reconnect all elements and zones that were previously
disconnected. However, you should carefully consider whether all the elements that have been
disconnected can really be reconnected again before you use this function.
Reconnect all
Press the Enter button to confirm that
CONFIRM , press
all elements and zones should be
reconnected.
4.4 The LIST Menu

Press the "LIST" button after entering the authorisation code and the display will show six functions:
Main>List
1. Messages
2. Disconnected
You can use these menu functions to
3. Values
4. History call up and display special information
5. System configuration
6. Test status about individual elements or sub-
zones of the system.
4.4.1 Messages
This function is used to list all messages (fires, pre-warnings, faults and technical messages) the
panel received after the last reset. When it is selected the following menu appears:
Main>List>Messages
1. Fire Alarms
2. Prewarnings
3. Faults
4. Technical messages By entering 1, 2, 3 or 4 select the
message level to be displayed.

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If no message is recorded after the last reset the display will indicate:
* MESSAGEBUFFER EMPTY *
To get message information prior the last reset, select menu item 4 (History, see 4.4.4) in the list
menu
4.4.2 Disconnected
This function of the list menu is used to get the information about disconnected elements. Selecting
item 2 of the list menu will show:
Main>List>Disconnected
1. Zone
3. Loop
4. Address point
5. Output
6. Input
7. Printer
8. Automatic Disconnections
4.4.2.1 Zone
This function shows in the display all the zones that have been disconnected. If zones 1, 5, 7 and 10
were disconnected, the display would indicate:
Disconnected Zones
1 5 7 10 END
If no zone is disconnected the display will indicate

No disconnected Zones

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4.4.2.2 Zone, Address Point

This function shows in the display all the zone-address points that have been disconnected. If address
point 1 of zone 500 is disconneced, the display will indicate:
Disconnected Zones, Addr. point
500.1 END
If no loop is disconnected the display will indicate

No disconnected Zone, Address points
4.4.2.3 Loop
This function shows in the display all loops that have been disconnected. If loop 1 on LM-modules 1
and 2 were disconnected, the display would indicate:
Disconnected loops
LM.1- 1 LM.2- 2 END
If no loop is disconnected the display will indicate

No disconnected loops
4.4.2.4 Address point

This function shows in the display all address points that have been disconnected. If address 1.1 on
LM-module 1 and address 1.101 on LM-module 2 were disconnected, the display would indicate:
Disconnected address points
LM.1- 1.1 LM.2- 1.101 END

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If no address point is disconnected the display will indicate

No disconnected address point
4.4.2.5 Output
This function shows in the display all outputs that have been disconnected. If output 3 on LM-module
1 and output 4 on LM-module 3 were disconnected, the display would indicate:
Disconnected outputs
Unit-output LM.1- 3 LM.3- 4 END
If no output is disconnected the display will indicate

No disconnected outputs
4.4.2.6 Input
This function shows in the display all inputs that have been disconnected. If input 2 on LM-module 1
and output 6 on LM-module 7 were disconnected, the display would indicate:
Disconnected inputs
Unit-input LM.1- 2 LM.7- 6 END
If no input is disconnected the display will indicate

No disconnected inputs

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4.4.2.7 Printer
This function shows in the display all printers that have been disconnected. If the printer on CM-
module 1 has been disconnected, the display would indicate:
Disconnected printer
Unit-prt CM.1- 0 END
If no address point is disconnected the display will indicate

No disconnected printers
4.4.2.8 Automatic disconnections (for Scandinavia only)

This function shows in the display all automatic disconnections.
Automatic disconnections
If no automatic disconnection is present, the display will indicate

No automatic disconnections
4.4.3 List Values

This function shows gives the possibility to read different values of the system. These are:
Main>List>Values
1. List fire counters
2. List address point values
3. List address point types
4. List adjustment Values
5. List address point current
6. List zone info

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4.4.3.1 List Fire Alarm Counter

Selecting 1 of the menu list will display the value of the fire alarm counter:
FIRE ALARM COUNTER: 54
4.4.3.2 List address point values

This function will display the analogue values of the address points of the loop selected. After entering
the module type, address and loop number the analogue values can be read in the display:
001.000: - 40 36 43 -
005: - - - - -
010: - - - - - With the scroll keys it is possible to
015: - - - - - scroll up and down to see further
020: - - - - -
025: - - - - - analogue detector values of the
030: - - - - -
selected loop
035: - - - - -
4.4.3.3 List address point types

This function will display the detector types of the address points of the loop selected. After entering
the module type, address and loop number the types can be read in the display:
001.000: - OPT OPT HEA -

010: - - - - -
020: - - - - - detector types of the selected loop
025: - - - - -
030: - - - - -
035: - - - - -
4.4.3.4 List adjustment values

This function is not yet implemented.
4.4.3.5 List current values

This function will display the detector currents of the address points of the loop selected. After entering
the module type, address and loop number the currents can be read in the display:
001.000: - 70 68 75 -
010: - - - - -
020: - - - - - detector currents of the selected loop
025: - - - - -
030: - - - - -
035: - - - - -

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4.4.3.6 List zone info

This function will display the zone info of the address points of the loop selected. After entering the
module type, address and loop number the zone info can be read in the display:
001.000: 255 1 1 1 2
005: 2 3 3 3 3 With the scroll keys it is possible to
010: 4 4 4 - -
020: - - - - - detector zone info of the selected
025: - - - - -
030: - - - - - loop.
035: - - - - -
4.4.4 List History

This function gives the possibility to list all events on the display.
Main>List>History
1. All events
2. List events after last reset
If no events are recorded the display will show:

* MESSAGEBUFFER EMPTY *
Otherwise it will list the events:
05/12/19 09:25:02 7/ 7
Fire Z542.14 The last event is shown on top. With
Customer text
LM.1 2.101 MCP Z542 the scroll keys it is possible to scroll
up and down to read all events.
05/12/19 09:10:56 1/ 7
Reset CM.1
4.4.5 System Configuration

This function gives the possibility to read information about the system configuration on the display.
Main>List>System configuration
1. Printer status
2. Unit status

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4.4.6 Test Status

Selecting this function will display information about zones in test
Test status
Zone in test: 1, 2, END
4.5 The MAIN Menu

Use this menu to enter functions, which cannot be enabled with the function and menu keys. When
you press the "MAIN Menu" key, the display will show 6 functions:
Main
1. List
2. Function
3. Reconnect
4. Disconnect
5. Special
6. User functions
4.5.1 List Menu

This is the same menu as described in chapter 4.4
4.5.2 Function Menu

If item 2 Function is selected the following options are shown on the display:
Main>Function
1. Service Mode ON/OFF
2. Time & Date
3. Sensitivity
4. Send Technical Message
4.5.2.1 Service Mode ON/OFF

This Item is used to enter the service mode. As this is provided for service personnel, the further
functions of the service mode are described in the installation and servicing manual.

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4.5.2.2 Time & Date

Use this function to set date and time. The panel will show the following sub menu:
Main>Function>Time&date
1. Set time & date
2. Sync global time
Item 2, Sync. Global time, is not
implemented yet.
To set time and date select 1 and press enter. Then enter the date and time using the format:
Date(YYMMDD):
Time(HHMMSS): YYMMDD YY = year
MM = month
DD = day
hhmmss hh = hour
mm = minute
ss = second
4.5.2.3 Sensitivity
4.5.2.4 Send technical message

5 Fire alarms
5.1 Basic action
If a fire alarm is signalled to the panel by an external device (such as an automatic fire detector, a
push-button alarm, or a manual activator, etc), the system will react with various switching actions and
messages/signals, depending on how it is designed and programmed:
The "ALARM" LED lights up intermittently
The internal buzzer sounds intermittently
The common alarm relay is activated
The alarm circuits are activated
Fire ZXXXX.V 1/1

Text
F1=more Info

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where:
XX = number of detection zone
V = virtual detector address if assigned
Text = Address point related customer text
There is also shown the number of different alarm signals that have been recognised. If a customer-
specific text has been stored for this zone, it will also be shown in the display.
The output to the transmission device is activated. The signal from the transmission device
causes the "TD TRIGGERED" LED to light up.
If no transmission device is connected, or if the TD is switched off or faulty, the "CALL FIRE
BRIGADE" LED is activated.
As well as these basic reactions, it is also possible (for example) to activate extinguishing
systems or relay contacts, depending on the design.
5.2 More than one fire alarm

If several fire alarms are recognised, the panel's reaction depends on what entries the user made after
the first alarm was recognised.
The display shows the first and last alarm signals. The display also shows how many alarm
signals are present. The scroll keys can used to check all the fire alarms stored in the
memory. A maximum of 50 fire alarm signals can be stored in the display's memory in this
way. The next fire alarm signal would overwrite the second oldest signal.

Fire ZXXXX.V 1/ZZ

Text
Fire ZXXXX.V YY/ZZ

Text
F1=more Info
YY = alarm number (first alarm signal = 1, second alarm signal = 2, etc.)

ZZ = total number of alarm signals
The F1 key allows getting more information about the alarm. All hardware information of the address
in alarm is then shown on the display:
Fire ZXXXX.V 1/ZZ
Text A = LM-Module address
L = Loop number
Fire ZXXXX.V YY/ZZ

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The internal buzzer sounds intermittently for every new fire alarm that is recognised, even if it
was previously switched off with the "BUZZER OFF" key.
The signal transmitter circuits are activated for every new fire alarm that is recognised, even if
they were already switched off with the "ACOUSTIC ON/OFF" key.
Any extinguishing system control devices are activated depending on the design and
programming.
5.3 Resetting the system after a fire alarm

Only authorised staff is allowed to reset the system after a fire alarm. This procedure should be
followed in this case:
Before resetting the fire alarm make sure, that the activated alarm and valve circuits are
disconnected. This avoids another release after reset.
Make sure that all the factors, which have produced a fire alarm, have been rectified or
worked through. For example, the temperature in the monitored zones must be within the
normal range, any broken glass panes in manual alarm pushbutton and manual activators
must be replaced, alarm push-button and manual activators must be unlocked, and so on.
The authorisation code for access level 2 must be entered.
The Reset key can then be pressed, and the system will be reset.
Wait 30 seconds to check if an alarm is received again from the devices that have been in
alarm before. If no alarm is received continue, otherwise check the reason for the alarm.
Once this has been done, all the elements that have been switched off can be switched back
on again. "Resetting" the system does not mean that any switched-off devices or control
circuits are automatically switched on again.
5.4 Other signals in case of a fire alarm

The FAST2000Compact/2 fire detection system not only has a memory for alarm signals, but also a
pre-warning memory and another memory for fault signals. If a fire alarm is recognised, the display will
only show the fire alarm signal. Nevertheless, the system recognises other incoming signals and
stores them.
A message F2=More messages is shown on the display. Pressing F2 changes to the next lower
message buffert.
6 Prewarning
6.1 Basic action
The panel recognises an prewarning whenever an address point of a detection loop signals a value
which is larger than the value for the normal status but smaller than the actual alarm value. Note that
the pre-warning is hidden for detectors, which are in test mode, and that there is no pre-warning
evaluation for pushbutton alarms, manual activators, monitoring or control modules.
There are two important reasons why the pre-warning technology is used:

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1. Contamination, which could steer the detector towards a false alarm, is recognised in good
time. The detector can be cleaned or replaced before a false alarm occurs.
2. Slowly increasing smoke densities (and the damaging fires associated with them) are
recognised earlier.
Essentially, it can be said that the prewarning feature is very useful to operators because it helps them
to 'tread the tightrope' between false alarms and late detection.
If the pre-warning is not desired, the panel can be programmed to suppress pre-warnings.
The panel's reactions to prewarnings are similar to those for a real fire alarm. The main difference is
that the output to the transmission device, the common alarm relay and the alarm circuits are not
activated. Likewise, extinguishing systems are not activated for an pre-warning alarm.
However:
The "ALARM" LED lights up intermittently.
The internal buzzer sounds intermittently.
Prewarning LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX 1/1
Text
A = LM-Module address V = virtual detector address

L = loop number X = number of the zone
D = detector address (hardware) T = detector type
Note that a pre-warning signal has lower priority than a fire alarm signal, but higher priority than a fault
signal. This means that a pre-warning signal is overwritten by a fire alarm, but a pre-warning
overwrites a fault signal.
6.2 More than one Pre-warning

If several prewarnings are recognised, the panel's reaction depends on the entries which the user
made after the first pre-waning alarm was recognised.
The display shows the first two and the last pre-warning signal that was recognised.
You can use the scroll keys to view all the prewarnings. A maximum of 50 prewarnings can be
stored and viewed.
The internal buzzer sounds intermittently every time a new pre-warning is recognised.
Prewarning LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX YY/ZZ

Text
Prewarning LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX 1/ZZ
Text
Prewarning LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX 2/ZZ
Text

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6.3 Resetting the system after a Pre-warning

Only authorised staff is allowed to reset the system after a pre-warning. This procedure should be
You must ensure that all the pre-warning signals have been recognised and worked through.
All factors, which could result in another alarm, must be eliminated (for example, by replacing
contaminated detectors).
The authorisation code for access level 2 must be entered.
The Reset key can then be pressed, and the system will be reset.
However, "resetting" the system does not mean that any switched-off devices or control circuits are
automatically switched on again, and any parts of the system, which are in test mode, will remain in
this mode.
6.4 Other signals in case of a Pre-warning

The FAST2000Compact/2 fire detection system not only has a memory for pre-warning signals, but
also a alarm memory and another memory for fault signals. If a pre-warning is recognised, this signal
is shown in the display. All other incoming signals with lower priority are processed and stored, but not
shown in the display. Signals with higher priority will overwrite the pre-warning signal, but all other
messages can be read in the history buffer (refer to 4.4.4). If no entry on the keypad is made for about
20 seconds, the display will automatically show the last pre-warning alarm signal.
7 Fault signals
7.1 Basic action
If the FAST2000Compact/2 fire detection system has recognised a fault signal, various displays and
switching actions are activated depending on the design and programming:
The yellow "FAULT" LED on control module CM-32 lights up intermittently.
The internal buzzer sounds continuously.
The system's fault output is activated.
The display shows the fault signal as plain text and also shows how many faults the
system has recognised.
7.2 More than one fault signal

If several fault signals are recognised, the display will show the last signal that was recognised. You
can also see how many fault signals are present. A maximum of 50 faults are saved in the fault
memory. You can use the scroll keys to view all the faults. A maximum of 50 prewarnings can be
stored and viewed. If no key is pressed within about 20 seconds, the display will automatically show
the last fault signal that was recognised. The internal buzzer sounds continuously for each new fault
signal that arrives.

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7.3 Resetting
Only authorised staff is allowed to reset the system after a fault signal. This procedure should be
All the fault signals must have been worked through and the faults must have been rectified. If
necessary, the maintenance service of the installer of the system must be notified.
Enter the authorisation code for access level 2.
Press the Reset key and the system will be reset.
All elements or sub-zones that were in test mode or were switched off will retain this status.
Any faults that have not been rectified will be recognised by the system as new fault signals.
7.4 Description of various fault signals

For all the faults described below, the internal buzzer sounds continuously, the fault LEDs on the
relevant modules light up intermittently, the fault output is activated and a display message appears.
The display messages are described in detail below.
7.4.1 Open Circuit / Short Circuit of Inputs

An open circuit or short circuit of an input is shown in the display as follows:
Open circuit LM.X input Y 1/3
Open circuit LM.X input Y 1/3
Short circuit LM.X input Y 2/3
where: X = address of the loop module

Y = number of the input of the loop module
Similar messages appear in the display for open circuits on other monitored lines.
7.4.2 Open Circuit / Short Circuit of Outputs

A short circuit signal is shown in the display as follows:
Open circuit LM.X output no Y 1/3
Open circuit LM.X output no Y 1/3
Short circuit LM.X output no Y 2/3
where: X = address of the loop module

Y = number of the output of the loop module

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7.4.3 Detector fault

If an address is missing on a loop, this message appears:
Detector FAULT LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX Y/ZZ
Text
A = LM-Module address
Detector FAULT LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX 1/ZZ
Text L = Loop number
Detector FAULT LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX 2/ZZ
Text = customer
text
Where: YY = Number of the fault signal (e.g. 1 for the first fault recognised, etc.)
ZZ = Total of all fault signals
7.4.4 Short to earth

If a short to earth is recognised, the display shows this message:
Earth FAULT CM.1 1/1
No precise information is given about the short to earth signal: typically, a short to earth is caused by:
a connection between the positive or negative line of a detection loop and earth.
a connection between the activation / alarm circuits and earth.
a connection between +24 V or 0 V of the 24 V DC outputs with earth.
7.4.5 Fault on the voltage converter module, PM-32

Module PM-32 has a DC-DC converter, which reduces the internal operating voltage from 24V DC to
8V DC. If this converter fails, the display shows this message:
PM32 8V FAULT CM.1 1/1

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7.4.6 Battery fault

A battery fault is present if the battery voltage falls below a pre-specified value of 24 V DC. You will
see this message in the display:
Battery FAULT CM.1 1/1
The mains/battery and fault LED's will also light up.
7.4.7 Low voltage switch-off

The FAST2000Compact/2 fire detection system has a relay which disconnects the battery from the
system if the battery voltage falls below a pre-specified value of 21 V DC. This means that the system
is completely switched off if there is a mains failure and if the battery voltage drops.
Important: From this time onwards, the entire fire protection installation, including the extinguishing
system, is no longer capable of functioning. Other suitable fire protection precautions must be set up
immediately.
After the panel has been switched off by the low voltage protection, the panel must be powered up by
trained personal or by the installers service. When powering up the connected extinguishing systems
and transmission lines must be secured.
7.4.8 Mains fault

This fault signal is recognised if the power unit is no longer supplying the required operating voltage of
24 V DC. You will see this message in the display:
Mains FAULT CM.1 1/1
The mains/battery and fault LED's will also light up.
The panel's function is automatically maintained for the pre-specified period thanks to the built-in
standby power batteries.

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7.4.9 RAM, ROM, EPROM and EEPROM Checksum fault message

If the system detects a fault in the RAM area, the display shows this message:
EEPROM CHECKSUM FAULT TT.XX 1/1
where: TTTT = type of the module that is causing the fault.

XX = System address of the module
EPROM and EEPROM faults are shown in a similar way.
Each of these messages means that the data stored in the areas concerned cannot be read perfectly,
or have been destroyed.
7.4.10 Initialisation fault

During normal operation, the system is continuously checked to ensure that it is operating perfectly. If
a checking cycle reveals that a module has not been initialised, the display will show this message:
NIT NOT INITIATED TT.XX 1/1
In this case, the letters have the

same meanings as in the fault message in 7.4.8.
7.4.11 Module fault

During normal operation, the system is continuously checked to ensure that it is operating perfectly. If
a checking cycle reveals that a module address is missing, the display will show this message:
MODULE FAULT TT.XX 1/1
In this case, the letters have the same meanings as in the fault message in 7.4.8.

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7.4.12 Total system failure

A total system failure means that no messages or displays can be shown. In this case, the installers
service staff must be informed immediately.
Attention: If a Stop-Button (input 5 on LM-Module) is used in
an extinguishing system the following is to be observed:

A fault (short circuit or open circuit) on the line to the stop button
(input 5 of the LM-module) prevents releasing of the extinguishing
system. This is stipulated by the regulations for gas-extinguishing
systems.
!! A fault of input 5 must be cleared immediately !!


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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Auxiliary facilities are provided and these include:

2 Description and structure

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2.1 Mechanical structure

2.2 Components used

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2.2.1 DE-32C display unit

Normal Mode 15:59:23

Illustration 1: Front of the display unit

The front of the display unit is divided into 4

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2.2.2 Control module, CM-32C/2

2.2.3 Communication termination board, CM-32CTCB2

2.2.4 CM-32CTCM422 RS422 termination board

2.2.5 CM-32CTCM232 RS232 termination board

2.2.6 CM-32CTCM1 30mA termination board

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2.2.7 CM-32CTOPT1 Fibre optic termination board

2.2.8 Fire brigade terminal board, CM-32F

2.2.9 Loop module, LM-32C

2.2.10 Detection module terminal board, LM-32DT

2.2.11 Extinguishing zone terminal board, LM-32ET

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Input 1: Manual Release

2.2.12 Open-Collector-Output Card IO-32C

2.2.13 RS232 Interface Card IM-32

2.2.14 Motherboard GP-32/2

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Monitored Common Common Power supply and

Illustration 2: Motherboard of the FAST2000Compact/2

2.3 Power supply

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2.4 Detection Loops

3 Display and keypad

3.1.1 Plain text display

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Normal operating status

Fire ZXXXX.V 1/1

Fire ZXXXX.V 1/ZZ

Fire ZXXXX.V YY/ZZ

YY = alarm number (first alarm signal = 1, second alarm signal = 2, etc.)

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Fire ZXXXX.V 1/ZZ

PREWARNING LM.A L.DD TYP ZXXXXX.V YY/ZZ

YY = pre-warning number (first pre-warning = 1, second pre-warning = 2, etc.)

Detector Fault LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX YY/ZZ

Detector Fault LM.A L.DD TYP MGXXXX 1/ZZ

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YY = number of fault signal

3.1.2 Freely programmable individual indicators

3.1.3 Collective indicators to show the system status

"POWER ON" LED

"FIRE BRIGADE CALLED" LED

"CALL FIRE BRIGADE" LED

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"FIRE BRIGADE" LED

"FIRE DAMPERS ACTIVATED" LED