FSP-5000-RPS Rel. 2.0 V1.0

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FPA-5000 Level 2
Release 2.0
Course instructor
Josef Angstenberger
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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS ..........................................................................................................................2
1. GENERAL OVERVIEW FSP-5000-RPS REL. 2.0.......................................................................3
1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS VERSION ...........................................................................3

1.2 WHAT’S NEW ..............................................................................................................................3
1.3 WHAT HAS CHANGED IN REL. 2.0 VS. EARLIER RELEASES ...........................................................5
1.3.1 Layout ....................................................................................................................................5
1.3.2 Rules ......................................................................................................................................6
2. NETWORKING ...............................................................................................................................7
2.1 DESIGN THE NETWORK LAYOUT ..................................................................................................7

2.2 SET PHYSICALLY THE ROTARY AND DIP SWITCHES ON EVERY NODE ...........................................7
2.2.1 On FPA-5000.........................................................................................................................8
2.2.2 On Remote Keypad ..............................................................................................................10
2.3 CREATING THE NETWORK IN RPS .............................................................................................10
2.3.1 Single steps ..........................................................................................................................12
2.3.2 Panel FPA-5000 ..................................................................................................................13
2.3.3 Remote Keypad ....................................................................................................................16
2.3.4 Final control of address and line setting .............................................................................17
3. PROGRAMMING IN THE PANEL NETWORK.......................................................................19
3.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ...........................................................................................................19

3.2 STARTING A NEW CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................20
3.3 PANEL TOPOLOGY AND LOOP ELEMENTS ...................................................................................22
3.4 USING AN EXISTING CONFIGURATION FOR NETWORK ................................................................22
3.5 CONFIGURATION BETWEEN PANELS ..........................................................................................24
3.5.1 Single steps ..........................................................................................................................24
3.5.2 Export ..................................................................................................................................25
3.5.3 Import ..................................................................................................................................26
3.5.4 Display of exported items ....................................................................................................27
3.6 CONFIGURATION OF A PRINTER .................................................................................................27
3.7 SYNCHRONIZATION OF TIME CONTROL SETTINGS .....................................................................28
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1. General overview FSP-5000-RPS Rel. 2.0
1.1 General information about this version
This version is needed for the configuration of the FPA-5000 Rel. 2.0. Older ver-
sions can not be used.
This version can also be used for the configuration of the FPA-5000 Rel. 1.3 and
earlier
When opening old configurations with RPS version, they can’t be opened anymore
with previous versions
1.2 What’s new
Besides the networking feature the following is new (excerpt)

1. Now contains default templates for the configuration of the key switches
• Login of User 2
• Switch system to Day mode
• Reset local panel
• Reset all panels in the scope
All templates are offered in English and German language.
2. Buzzer can now be assigned to sets. Consequences:
• Rules can now be configured for the buzzer
• Buzzer can be used as a trigger for rules
3. Filter integrated at the element selection window

Ø
With this drop down list one can
filter the elements that shall be
shown in the selection
Ease of use
4. Report “network overview”
5. Summary of LSN-Elements
• Overview about quantity and type of LSN Elements at one loop can be received

1.3 What has changed in Rel. 2.0 vs. earlier releases
1.3.1 Layout
FSP-5000 RPS Rel. 2.0

1 Program line
n o
n Operations
Features previously placed under communication have been moved
With the older version various options
were offered in the drop down list under
“Communication”.
These options have been moved to the
single nodes
These features have been moved di-

rectly to the nodes.
o Options
Consistency Check has been removed
Feature “Setting” has been expanded.

p Layout has changed. Text added to icons Æ ease of use
1.3.2 Rules
a) State dependent rules
New feature Previous solution Advantage
Activation with time de- Not possible before. Extended configuration possibilities.
lay
Was only offered at
Event triggered rules
Timed activation (activa- Not possible before. Extended configuration possibilities.
tion for a defined time)
Was only offered at
Event triggered rules
Block organization of Not offered before More precise configuration is possi-
rules ble.
Before: When several stated de-
pendent rules had been added to
an element, it was not possible to
individually define the else condition
for every single rule. Now for every
single rule an else condition can be
added.
Additional features / information
Feature Comment
Configuration of remote states is Not possible with Event Triggered rule due to
possible security reasons.
Sequence of activation when pro- The rule will be activated whose conditions have
gramming several rules to one been triggered the last (time rule). The assort-
element ment of the rules in RPS is of now relevance.
b) Event Triggered Rules

When using event triggered rules no remote status (event from other then own panel)
can be used as a trigger.

2. Networking
Connection Drawings
MPC-xxxx-B_Leaflet_A3.pdf (installation manual)
FMR-5000-xx_Leaflet_A3.pdf (installation manual)
PI (Product Information) – available E04/2008
Steps to follow at networking configuration

Design the network layout
Set physically the rotary and dip switches on every node
Program the network in RPS
2.1 Design the network layout
Very important.
If this is not done properly the network setting might not be done
correctly, like
address and dip switch setting
wrong assignment of CAN wires between the node
If this is done well, the user will save time at all stages to follow.
Things to do / define:
Loop or bus topology?
Will group scope be used? If yes, how many groups?
Network scope used? If yes, which nodes?
Draw down the nodes and assign the single address to the single node (same
group address for all nodes in the same group, only different sub-address)
Draw down the cables connecting the different nodes and assign a number to
every wire
Printer etc.: is it used for all nodes or only for specific?
2.2 Set physically the rotary and dip switches on every node
For more examples in more detail about the setting of the rotary switches at different
topologies see in documents recommended above.
Below you find an excerpt of the most important topologies.

2.2.1 On FPA-5000
Rotary Switches
Dip Switches
Setting of Dip switches – FPA-5000

Meaning of the single switches

Loop setting
Bus setting

2.2.2 On Remote Keypad
Dip switches on the - Remote Keypad
2.3 Creating the network in RPS
Use the drawing of the network layout as recommended to do under paragraph 4.1.
It shows
the single nodes
their type (panel or remote keypad)
their address and
the CAN wires connecting the different notes

Example:
Loop topology (4 nodes)
Addr. 1.1
Line 4
Addr. 1.4
Line 1
Addr. 1.2
Addr. 1.3
Line 2
Line 3
In RPS the following settings for networking have to be assigned in RPS:

Insert nodes: Here 4
Assign node address for every node logical rotary switch in RPS (has to be the
same as physically set on the device!)
Assign the CAN cable setting
The configuration of the panel and the remote keypad differs partly.
Below the configuration of the panel is shown. Afterwards the configuration of the re-
mote keypad will be shown.

2.3.1 Single steps
I Inserting all the nodes (panel and remote keypad)
‒ The OPC server can also be inserted. For the panel networking only the panel and
remote keypad is of relevance. This is why the OPC server shall not be mentioned
in this respect.
‒ Panel and remote keypad have to be inserted separately
II Configuring the single nodes
‒ Some differences exist at the configuration of the panel and the remote keypad.
Be aware of them.
‒ Here you assign
o the logical node address
o The rotary switches (have to match with the physical setting!)
o the scope (group or network)
III Assigning the CAN cables that connect the nodes
‒ Here you define the cables the CAN interfaces are connected to.
‒ The default setting of the cables can not be adopted. You need to assign the ca-
bles.
‒ This can be done automatically or manually.

2.3.2 Panel FPA-5000
I Inserting new nodes
Default setting: Node 1 is cre-

ated automatically
1. Go to “Nodes” and press right

mouse button
2. Scroll down window appears.

Choose “Create FPA5000 Node”
to insert an FPA5000,
Choose “Create FMR-5000 Re-
mote Keypad” for RK
II Configuring new nodes
Below configuration window appears automatically, when a new nodes is

integrated.
Second way to open this window is to double click on the node

Node
1.1.
n
o
p
q
r
n Node address
Assign address of the Group and Node (sub
address).
o Rotary Switches
Has to be similar to the physical Rotary Switch
setting of this device (MPC or Remote Key-
pad).
Attention: This number must be unique, may
only be used once.
p Scope
Here you assign if the device shall be a group
or network device
q Show network states Only possible, when Group Scope is selected.

The states and messages of the network pan-
els are also displayed if this checkbox is se-
lected.
r Label
Assign a clear description to this device. This
helps to keep the overview.
s IP Setting
Only needed to assign when using an TCP/IP
connection
With this setting you tell RPS how the single CAN1 and/or CAN2 interfaces are
connected to the other CAN1 and/or CAN2 interfaces. This is done by assigning
the exact cables that connect the various CAN interfaces.
Process:
Define for every CAN interface the cable it is physically connected to.
Do this for every node and every CAN connection of the nodes.
For every cable two interface connections have to be defined.
Use the drawing you have created before.
Attention: Be very careful and make sure this setting matches exactly to the set-
ting of the physical cables.

Double click on the CAN inter-

face you want to program.
All interfaces have to be config-
ured that are wired!
Default setting at present:
CAN1 interface is connected to
line 1, CAN2 interface is con-
nected to line 2. The CAN inter-
faces to which the lines 1 and 2
are connected to at other nodes
is not yet defied.
n o
n Interface number
Can’t be changed. This is the number of the
CAN Interface of that you double clicked on
above. Here: CAN1 of Node 1.1
o Connect to Line
Here you assign the cable that is (physically)
connected to the CAN interface (here interface
Number CAN1).
Has to be the same line as shown in above
drawing connected to CAN 1 of Node 1.1.
p Bit Rate
Speed can be changed depending on the max.
cable length of cable 1.

2.3.3 Remote Keypad
Here only these points will be mentioned that are specific for the remote keypad, thus
differ from the configuration of the panel FPA-5000.
I Inserting new nodes
As described under “4.3.1. Panel FPA5000. Select in

scroll down window “Create FMR-5000 Remote Key-
pad” instead of “Create FPA5000 Node”
II Configuring new nodes
Double click on the node
n Remote Keypad Data

In default this feature is checked.
Uncheck if installed in a “public” area and only
alarm messages shall be shown.
o Automatic connection
The remote keypad will connect automatically
to the panel assigned. It will also display auto-
to matically the messages from this panel.
Only possible to connect to a panel of the
same group.
No difference to the configuration of the panel.

2.3.4 Final control of address and line setting
The addresses and lines assigned to the single CAN interfaces have to match com-
pletely. Make sure to do this final control after having programmed the addresses and
CAN interfaces.
HW layout RPS configuration
n
Addr. 1.1
q
Line 4
n
Addr. 1.4
Addr. 1.2
Line 1
o
Addr. 1.3
Line 2
p
Line 3
o p
n, o, p, q = Cable 1-4

Topology report by RPS

RPS creates a topology report that shows the nodes and through which cables the
single nodes are connected. If the CAN cables (net interfaces) are not already as-
signed by the user, RPS creates a default topology automatically.
Attention: Criteria on how to assort the panels is the Panel number, not the Rotary
Switch number.
I Getting the topology report
1. Go to “Nodes”, right mouse click,

scroll down window will appear.
2. Select “Generate Topology Infor-
mation
The single nodes are shown, their type

(panel, RK), address, Rotary Switch
Number (RSN), their scope setting and
the cable there are connected to.
Cable connection:
It shows, which cable is connected to
which CAN interface of the node de-
vice.
II Changing / Editing the topology report
It is possible to have above created report changed with RPS. Simply change the setting
to the desired topology (loop, bus, bus with redundancy etc.).
Attention: The cable setting in RPS will not be done automatically when creating or chang-
ing the topology report. The cable setting still has to be done manually.
First create a record as shown above
1. At the report, click on “File”

2. On the drop down list select “Edit
Diagrams”
The drop down list shows all possible

topologies that can be assigned.

3. Programming in the panel network
3.1 General information
The configuration has to be downloaded into every node (OPC server not included) of
the panel network.
When changing the configuration of one panel, the changed configuration has to be
downloaded into every single panel again. It is not sufficient to download it only in the
panel that has been changed.

3.2 Starting a new configuration
I Create a new configuration
Press the button “New”
Click on “FPA-5000 V2.x” to create a con-

figuration with FPA Rel. 2.0.
Fill out the window.
Click on the fields “Customer Information”

and later “Support Information”. Windows
will open. Enter the data into the fields.
These information can be seen on the
n panel itself.
II Inserting new nodes
Default setting: Node 1 is cre-

ated automatically

1. Go to “Nodes” and press right

mouse button
2. Scroll down window appears.

Choose “Create FPA5000 Node”
to insert an FPA5000,
Choose “Create FMR-5000 Re-
mote Keypad” for RK
III Connect to the panel
n Press “Operation”
Select “communication”
o p Select “Connect”
or
Press button “Connect”
Select Connection type
o
n
n Available Connection New: USB Connection
o Login Default setting: “direct Access” has to

be assigned for connection to lap-
top/PC

3.3 Panel topology and loop elements
I Panel topology
II Auto configuration
3.4 Using an existing configuration for network
In case an already installed system has to be extended to a panel network,

the existing configuration can be easily taken over into a new panel network-
ing configuration.
With this feature various isolated panels can be put together to one panel
network without having to configure the complete system again.
I Integrating an existing configuration in a network configuration
1. Go to the node you want to inte-

n grate the existing configuration
o 2. Select marked line in drop down
list

Window with all existing configurations

appears.
Click on the configuration and confirm
with Open
Window appears.
Configuration can be seen, when open-
ing the paths (here path of FPA5000)
Confirm by pressing the key “Add”
o
n
p
n Shows the network configuration.
Faulty (yellow) or missing (red) elements are marked in colors.
Click on these market elements and the differences will be shown between the
configuration that will be entered and the existing.
o Shows the differences between the configuration that will be loaded and the
existing configuration (configuration that shall be integrated).
p Here changes can be completely adopted, partly adopted or rejected

Configuration is integrated.
Even new setting of state dependent rules
(“Blocks of state dependent rule) has been
transformed / adopted
3.5 Configuration between panels
It is possible to use triggers of one panel to activate e.g. output of another panel.
3.5.1 Single steps
I Make elements available to other panels Æ EXPORT
‒ Some differences exist at the configuration of the panel and the remote keypad.
II Get elements from other panels Æ IMPORT
‒ Here you define the cables the CAN interfaces are connected to.

3.5.2 Export
Exporting items etc.
Items or counters can be exported.
1. Go to the node you want to export

elements from
2. Go to “Export Security Items”.
Right mouse click. Drop down list
appears
3. Select “Export Item”
1. Filter can be used for element se-

lection (here e.g. “point” for Detec-
tor”
n o 2. Assign whether the selected ele-
ment shall be made available for
all nodes (“Network”) or only for
the nodes that are in the same
group as this panel (“Group”)
Select elements and press OK
The exported items can are listed

under “Exported Security Items”
and the panel of these elements.
Have you noticed?

When no element is ex- or imported, the line “Exported Security Items” or
“Imported Security Items” is in normal fonts.
When elements are ex- or imported at this panel, the text changes to bold.

3.5.3 Import
Importing the exported items etc.
Items or Counters can be imported.

Provided that items or counters
have been exported before.
1. Go to the panel you want to

configure.
2. Right mouse click to “Imported

Security Items”
3. Drop down list appears.
4. Select “Import Items”

1. Choose the panel you want to im-
port elements from
2. All items of the selected panel are
n shown that have been made avail-
able the panel that is importing
o items.
3. Select items and confirm with OK
Important elements are shown
The exported items can are listed

under “Exported Security Items”
and the panel of these elements.

3.5.4 Display of exported items
The items that have been exported are marked as shown below
Arrow in yellow field: Printer

(Counter etc.) assigned to group
scope
Arrow in red field: Printer (Counter

etc.) assigned to network scope
3.6 Configuration of a printer
To printers various scopes can be assigned to.
Configuration of printer in the network
Possible scopes:
1. Local: Only events that appear

on panel the printer is con-
nected to.
2. Group: Only events from nodes

in the same group as connected
panel.
3. Network: Events from all nodes

is possible.
Arrow in yellow field: Printer

(Counter etc.) assigned to group
scope
Arrow in red field: Printer (Counter

etc.) assigned to network scope

3.7 Synchronization of Time Control settings
When time control is configured, this can be synchronized with selected nodes or with
all.
Synchronization of Time Control settings
The setting in one panel can be synchronized with all panels of the scope (group) or
to any panel.
Confirmation window appears that lists

all panels time control had be synchro-
nized with.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ..........................................................................................................................2

1. GENERAL OVERVIEW FSP-5000-RPS REL. 2.0.......................................................................3

1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS VERSION ...........................................................................3

2.1 DESIGN THE NETWORK LAYOUT ..................................................................................................7

3. PROGRAMMING IN THE PANEL NETWORK.......................................................................19

3.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ...........................................................................................................19

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1. General overview FSP-5000-RPS Rel. 2.0

1.1 General information about this version

1.2 What’s new

Besides the networking feature the following is new (excerpt)

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4. Report “network overview”

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1.3 What has changed in Rel. 2.0 vs. earlier releases