Area 54: Programming Manual

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AREA 54 DS80SC19-005
16 Bit multiprocessor modular analogue control panel
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PROGRAMMING MANUAL IS7080-AB
Area 54
Programming manual
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ELKRON S.p.A. reserves the right to make changes to this manual and to the product described without further notification.
ELKRON S.p.A. accepts no responsibility for the misuse of the product.
Modified “Device promamming - level”; “Alarm timers – Double Knock

6 20-10-06 N.M.
with time”; manufacter info changed;
5 29-09-05 Added revision table M.C.
4 20-01-04 Removed figure from the first page M.T.
3 08-07-03 Modified “Device programming” M.T.
2 17-09-02 Added note to “Line start-up” M.T.
1 18-09-01 Modified text making-up M.T.
Rev. Date Description ID

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Table of Contents
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 8
1.1 Terminology...................................................................................................................................... 8
1.2 Basic concepts ............................................................................................................................... 10
1.3 Detectors, manual call points and control modules ....................................................................... 10
1.4 Signalling Line Circuits and Control Panel ..................................................................................... 11
1.5 Zone ............................................................................................................................................... 11
1.6 Device Group ................................................................................................................................. 12
1.7 Zone Group .................................................................................................................................... 12
1.8 Types of Zones and Groups........................................................................................................... 13
1.9 Operating modes............................................................................................................................ 13
1.10 Operative ways............................................................................................................................... 15
1.10.1 Normal (Stand-by) operative way .......................................................................................... 15
1.10.1.1 Alarm Display .................................................................................................................... 16
1.10.1.2 System Fault Display......................................................................................................... 18
1.10.1.3 Field Fault Display............................................................................................................. 19
1.10.1.4 Maintenance Display......................................................................................................... 20
1.10.1.5 Exclusion Display .............................................................................................................. 20
1.10.1.6 SLAVE Panel Display........................................................................................................ 21
1.10.1.7 User information display.................................................................................................... 22
1.10.1.8 Alarm, Fault or Maintenance event acknowledgement ..................................................... 22
1.10.1.9 Global Reset...................................................................................................................... 22
1.10.2 Programming ......................................................................................................................... 22
1.11 Area 54 - Modularity ....................................................................................................................... 23
1.12 Operation in emergency status ...................................................................................................... 24
1.13 Indicators, Keys, Relays and Jumpers........................................................................................... 24
1.13.1 CIE visual indicators .............................................................................................................. 24
1.13.2 MC8 module front indicators.................................................................................................. 26
1.13.3 Keys....................................................................................................................................... 26
1.13.4 Relays.................................................................................................................................... 28
1.13.5 Jumpers ................................................................................................................................. 29
1.14 Zone Test ....................................................................................................................................... 29
1.15 Modem ........................................................................................................................................... 30
1.16 Master and SLAVE panels ............................................................................................................. 31
1.17 Programming from personal computer........................................................................................... 31
1.18 Getting started................................................................................................................................ 31
1.18.1 Manual programming............................................................................................................. 32
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1.18.2 Programming from PC........................................................................................................... 32

1.19 Setting the current date and time ................................................................................................... 33
1.20 PROG MENU – Control Panel programming ................................................................................. 34
1.21 LINE – Line start-up ....................................................................................................................... 36
1.21.1 ALL (AUTO) ........................................................................................................................... 37
1.21.2 SINGLE (AUTO) .................................................................................................................... 37
1.21.3 MANUAL MODE .................................................................................................................... 38
1.21.4 CUSTOM SETTING .............................................................................................................. 39
1.21.5 EXCLUDE SLC...................................................................................................................... 40
1.21.6 VERIFY SLC.......................................................................................................................... 41
1.21.7 SLC MONITORING ON......................................................................................................... 42
1.21.8 SLC MONITORING OFF ....................................................................................................... 43
1.21.9 DEVICE TEST ....................................................................................................................... 43
1.21.10 DATA TEST VISUALIZATION............................................................................................... 44
1.21.11 SCANNING RATE ................................................................................................................. 44
1.22 ZONES – Zone programming ........................................................................................................ 45
1.22.1 ZONE NAME ......................................................................................................................... 46
1.22.2 SET DEVICE ......................................................................................................................... 46
1.22.3 SET I/O MODULE ................................................................................................................. 47
1.22.4 ZONE MODE ......................................................................................................................... 48
1.22.5 EXCLUDE ZONE................................................................................................................... 51
1.22.6 VERIFY ZONE....................................................................................................................... 51
1.22.7 SYNOPTIC UNITS ................................................................................................................ 53
1.23 GROUP – Group programming...................................................................................................... 54
1.23.1 DETECTOR GROUP............................................................................................................. 54
1.23.1.1 GROUP NAME.................................................................................................................. 55
1.23.1.2 SET DEVICE ..................................................................................................................... 55
1.23.1.3 SET I/O MODULE ............................................................................................................. 56
1.23.1.4 GROUP MODE ................................................................................................................. 57
1.23.1.5 EXCLUDE GROUP ........................................................................................................... 59
1.23.1.6 VERIFY GROUP ............................................................................................................... 59
1.23.1.7 SYNOPTIC UNITS ............................................................................................................ 61
1.23.2 ZONE GROUP....................................................................................................................... 61
1.23.2.1 GROUP NAME.................................................................................................................. 62
1.23.2.2 SET ZONE ........................................................................................................................ 63
1.23.2.3 SET I/O MODULE ............................................................................................................. 63
1.23.2.4 GROUP MODE ................................................................................................................. 64
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1.23.2.5 EXCLUDE GROUP ........................................................................................................... 66

1.23.2.6 VERIFY GROUP ............................................................................................................... 66
1.23.2.7 SYNOPTIC UNITS ............................................................................................................ 68
1.24 DEVICE – Device programming..................................................................................................... 68
1.24.1 NAME .................................................................................................................................... 69
1.24.2 SETTING ............................................................................................................................... 70
1.24.2.1 PRIORITY ......................................................................................................................... 70
1.24.2.2 RESET DELAY.................................................................................................................. 71
1.24.2.3 LEVEL ............................................................................................................................... 71
1.24.2.4 DEFAULT .......................................................................................................................... 72
1.24.2.5 DEGRADED ...................................................................................................................... 72
1.24.2.6 MASTER ALARM .............................................................................................................. 72
1.24.3 SET – Control Module ........................................................................................................... 72
1.24.4 EXCLUDE.............................................................................................................................. 73
1.24.5 VERIFY.................................................................................................................................. 73
1.24.6 SYNOPTIC UNITS ................................................................................................................ 74
1.25 PASSWORD .................................................................................................................................. 74
1.26 LANGUAGE/LINGUA ..................................................................................................................... 76
1.27 PLANT NAME ................................................................................................................................ 77
1.28 MISCELLANEOUS......................................................................................................................... 77
1.28.1 PRINTER ............................................................................................................................... 78
1.28.2 COMMUNICATIONS ............................................................................................................. 78
1.28.2.1 ENABLING PROGRAMMING ........................................................................................... 79
1.28.2.2 MODEM............................................................................................................................. 79
1.28.2.3 CONTROL UNIT ID........................................................................................................... 84
1.28.2.4 MASTER / SLAVE............................................................................................................. 84
1.28.2.5 Programming the SLAVE panel ........................................................................................ 87
1.28.3 EXTERNAL MODULES......................................................................................................... 89
1.28.3.1 ENABLE ............................................................................................................................ 89
1.28.3.2 DISABLE ........................................................................................................................... 89
1.28.3.3 EXCLUDE ......................................................................................................................... 90
1.28.3.4 VERIFY ............................................................................................................................. 90
1.28.3.5 NAME ................................................................................................................................ 91
1.28.4 CONTROL PANEL ................................................................................................................ 91
1.28.4.1 Adding/Removing MR128 modules................................................................................... 91
1.28.5 DICTIONARY......................................................................................................................... 92
1.28.6 REVISIONS ........................................................................................................................... 92
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1.28.7 CLOCK .................................................................................................................................. 93

1.28.8 EXTERNAL RELAYS ............................................................................................................ 93
1.28.8.1 SIREN RELAY................................................................................................................... 93
1.28.8.2 RELAY DELAYS ............................................................................................................... 94
1.28.8.3 VERIFICATION ................................................................................................................. 94
1.29 ALARM TIMERS ............................................................................................................................ 94
1.29.1 ALARM VERIFICATION ........................................................................................................ 95
1.29.2 DOUBLE KNOCK WITH TIME – RELOADING time ............................................................. 95
1.30 EXTRA CONTROLS ...................................................................................................................... 96
1.30.1 SET EXTRA CONTROL ........................................................................................................ 96
1.30.2 VERIFY EXTRA CONTROLS................................................................................................ 97
2 SERVICE MENU – Control Panel maintenance .................................................................. 98
2.1 MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................. 99
2.1.1 SET TIME................................................................................................................................... 99
2.1.2 AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT MODE......................................................................................... 99
2.1.3 FORCE ADJUSTMENT ........................................................................................................... 100
2.1.4 VERIFY .................................................................................................................................... 100
2.2 CLOCK ......................................................................................................................................... 101
2.3 EVENT LIST................................................................................................................................. 101
2.4 PRINT EVENTS ........................................................................................................................... 102
2.5 HH NIGHT/DAY............................................................................................................................ 102
2.5.1 SET TIME................................................................................................................................. 103
2.5.2 CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................... 103
2.6 LEVELS........................................................................................................................................ 104
2.7 DEVICE TEST.............................................................................................................................. 104
2.8 DATA TEST VISUALIZATION ..................................................................................................... 104
2.9 DISPLAY CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT ........................................................................................ 104
Appendix A .................................................................................................................................. 107
Appendix B .................................................................................................................................. 113
Appendix C .................................................................................................................................. 117

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Symbol legend
) Important information concerning the function described

HELP
Help
Sample configurations
The symbol “#” in the menus identifies the currently selected configuration
Possibly hazardous condition for the user or possible damaging of the Control Panel
Warnings
Do not use the keyboard if it shows visible signs of damage.

Do not use drills or metal objects to press the keys.
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1 Introduction
1.1 Terminology
Adjustment = recalibration of the average opacity value detected by the smoke detector. The
adjustment serves as a corrective action of the detection against the progressive accumulation
of dirt inside the smoke analysis chamber.
Control module = interconnecting device on the detection line which is controlled by the
Control Panel in the event of fault/Alarm by activating some outputs.
C.I.E. = Control and Indicating Equipment
Degraded = when on, it allows the manual call point to increase the Alarm level by one unit,
instead of two (normal condition).
Drift = This is a function allowing the detection of an Alarm before it is detected by a single
device; at least 2 devices must both reach half of the Alarm threshold of each single detector.
Double knock = when the Control Panel is in stand-by condition and detects a detector in
Alarm, it activates ALARM 1 condition. When the Control Panel is in ALARM 1 condition and
detects a further detector in Alarm, it switches to ALARM 2 condition. When it detects the next
detectors in Alarm, the Control Panel forces the ALARM 3 condition.
Double knock with time = when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects one or more
detectors in Alarm, this function activates ALARM 1 condition and the intervention time. Once
this time has elapsed and if only one detector in Alarm has been detected, the Control Panel will
force ALARM 2 condition; when more detectors go into Alarm, the Control Panel forces ALARM
3 condition. In the case of other detectors switching to Alarm, ALARM 3 condition is always
forced.
Double knock with reset = when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects a detector in
Alarm, it switches to Zone ALARM 1 condition and activates the reset timer with the preset time.
When the Control Panel detects a further detector in Alarm, it switches to Zone ALARM 2
condition. When it detects the next detectors in Alarm, the Control Panel forces the Zone
ALARM 3 condition. After the set time has elapsed, the Control Panel cancels the Zone Alarm
condition. This mode can only be applied to Technological Zones.
Detector = an automatic device that has a sensor able to respond to a physical stimulus, such
as smoke, heat or both.
Device = any component connected to the detection lines able to transmit or receive
information about the monitored area.
Evacuation (Master Alarm) = this function allows the programmed control modules to be
activated on:
- MASTER ALARM key pressure.
- Manual call points (programmed for this function) activation.
- Zone ALARM 2 condition.
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Detector group = abstract entity allowing the grouping together of detectors, manual call points
and input interfaces existing on the detection lines, belonging to different or identical zones. It is
useful to originate a top level control providing more flexibility when a cross-check is required.
Zone group = abstract entity allowing the grouping together of the zones, in order to originate a
top level control providing more flexibility when a cross-check is required.
Field fault = trouble occurred on the detection field (e.g. detectors, detection lines, etc.).
System fault = hardware trouble of the Control Panel or the peripherals connected to it.
Loop type line = currently indicates a Class A detection circuit; both circuit cable terminations
are connected to the CIE terminal block.
Open type line = currently indicates a Class B detection circuit; only one circuit cable
termination is connected to the CIE terminal block.
Detection lines = physical connections linking the devices to the Control Panel.
Night/Day = function allowing an automatic increase in the sensitivity of the detectors during the
night.
Priority device = it can be controlled more frequently by the Control Panel.
Manual Call Point = manual device available to the user allowing to manually force an Alarm
condition; when active, the CIE enters ALARM 2 condition.
Point = Component connected to the detection circuit which is able to transmit or receive
information concerning fire detection.
Single knock = when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects a detector in Alarm, it
activates ALARM 2 condition. When the Control Panel, in ALARM 2 condition still detects one or
more detectors in Alarm, it activates ALARM 3 condition. The switching of other detectors to the
Alarm always forces ALARM 3 condition.
Single knock with time = when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects one or more
detectors in Alarm, it activates the intervention time. During the intervention time, the Control
Panel signals the condition of “future” Alarm by activating the buzzer (ALARM 0 condition).
Once the above time has elapsed, and if only one detector in Alarm has been detected, the
Control Panel will force ALARM 2 condition; in the event that more detectors in Alarm are
detected, the Control Panel will force ALARM 3 condition. As other detectors go into Alarm,
ALARM 3 condition is always forced.
ALARM 1 only = when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects one or more detectors
in Alarm, it activates ALARM 1 condition. As other detectors go into Alarm, ALARM 1 condition
is always forced.
Zone = geographical subdivision of the monitored rooms and environments where one or more
points are installed and for which a zone signal, common to the various points, is provided.
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Fire Zone= if an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules, the siren and bell outputs, the
Alarm relays and the indicators will be activated depending on the current Alarm level of the
Control Panel.
Extinguish Zone = when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules, the siren and bell
outputs, the Alarm relays and the indicators are activated depending on the current Alarm level
of the Control Panel.
If the Alarm is generated by pressing the MASTER ALARM key located on the Control Panel
keyboard, or using the Master Alarm function, the control modules associated with the zone in
question will not be activated.
Technological Zone = when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules are activated
depending on the current Alarm level of the Control Panel. The outputs of the self-powered
siren and of the external bells are never activated.
1.2 Basic concepts
To make the most of Area 54, all the “basic concepts” should be well known to the installer
and to the operator of the Control Panel. A fire protection system normally consists of a series of
physical elements (such as detectors, manual call points, control modules, detection lines, etc.) and of
some abstract elements (i.e. zones, detector groups, zone groups) generating a complex monitoring
and supervising system if properly sized and programmed. It is thus necessary to analyze each single
element in order to understand and use Area 54.
1.3 Detectors, manual call points and control modules
These are devices installed on the detection lines serving as detection appliances for
the detectors and the manual call points and as activation modules for the control modules.
Generally, when the Control Panel is in the “field scan” phase of the normal operation, the
detectors constantly monitor any Alarm condition (smoke presence due to fire, gas, temperature
rising). In an Alarm condition, the detector or the manual call point (if pressed) will send
information to the Control Panel through the detection line to which it is connected in order to
process the received data. Once this procedure is accomplished, the Control Panel, in the case
of an Alarm, controls the outputs associated with the Alarm condition and the control modules
located on the detection lines. The control modules will, in turn, activate other devices for the
management and/or the signalling of the Alarm condition (warning plates, sirens, etc.). The
following devices can be connected to the detection lines of Area 54:
DEVICE Type Abbreviation

SMOKE 1 SK
HEAT 2 TH
MODULE 3 AC
GENERAL 4 MT
CALL POINT 5 MN
GAS 6 GS
BEAM 7 BM
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Every device existing on the line has three very important features to allow its
identification by Area 54. These features are: the device type in numeric format, the number of
the detection line to which the device is connected and the device address.
In Area 54 each detection line can include up to 128 devices regardless of their type.
Every device in the detection line must have a unique address code so that it can be properly
identified. Area 54 permits to associate each detector, manual call point or control module with a
32-chrs wording allowing an immediate identification.
1.4 Signalling Line Circuits and Control Panel
Signalling Line Circuits are the physical and power connections between the detectors
and the Control Panel. The number of circuits is related to the Control Panel configuration and
they may be Class A (loop type) or Class B (open type) circuits. In the case of Loop, the cable
that the devices are connected to returns to the Control Panel, while in open circuits the cable
does not return to the panel and connection is terminated. The system configuration,
differentiated by Class A or Class B circuits, is defined by the programmer when the installation
is being wired. The Area 54 Control Panel is equipped with MR128 line modules that act as
interfaces between the Detection Line Circuits and the Control Panel itself. These intelligent
modules communicate with the devices connected to the Detection Line Circuit and transmit all
Alarms and troubles to the Control Panel for processing. It must be pointed out that these
modules are independent and able to operate even without supervision from the Control Panel.
In case of a Class B circuit configuration, each single circuit module has two branches (A and
B). Referring to the device identification address, it is important to underline that no differences
will be put into place when using the two branches of the MR128 interface as two open circuits
(instead of Loop). An address can be assigned to branch A or to branch B with the only
restriction that it will be unique.
1.5 Zone
From the programming point of view, a Zone is a logical grouping that allows the
grouping of detectors on the detection circuit. There are no physical limits concerning the
association between detectors and Zones: detectors from different circuits may belong to the
same Zone. In Area 54, each detector belongs to a specific Zone and cannot be shared among
other Zones. This ensures the absence of limits concerning the number of devices that can be
associated with a particular Zone, thus all the detectors installed on the different circuits can be
allocated to a single Zone. Each Zone can be associated with up to 4 Output modules (type 3);
all of them will be activated when an Alarm occurs in that particular Zone. There are no
restrictions concerning the activation of the various modules: each one is independent and it
may be installed on any circuit and controlled by other Zones, detector or Zone Groups.
Area 54 allows a high number of Zones depending on the Control Panel configuration:
AREA54-1 120 zones

AREA54-4 120 zones
AREA54-8 240 zones
AREA54-16 480 zones
AREA54-32 960 zones
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Each Zone can be configured in a specific type of operation (such as Fire Zone,
Technology Zone or Control Zone) according to the user’s requirements. In addition to this
feature, the Zone can enter the Alarm condition or a condition different than the stand-by one,
according to the set operation mode: single or double knock, with or without timer or only
“ALARM 1”. Each zone can be authorized to use the Z.EL.AL., Day/Night or Evacuation
functions.
The Z.EL.AL. (Zone Elaborated Alarm) function allows the panel to enter the Alarm
condition without a real Alarm if initiated by a field device; it is required that at least 2 detectors
reach half the value of the Alarm threshold.
The Day/Night function allows the sensitivity of the detectors to automatically increase
during the night period.
The Evacuation function enables the Zone for a general Evacuation. This function will
be initiated by an automatic event, either by pressing the MASTER ALARM key, or the specific
manual call point.
A 32-chrs wording can be associated with each Zone.
1.6 Device Group
This logical grouping allows the detectors connected to one or more Detection Line
Circuits, and belonging to the same or different Zones, to be grouped together permitting a
higher level control in terms of flexibility if a cross check is required. Area 54 allows a large
number of groups, depending on the Control Panel configuration:
AREA54-1 60 Device groups

Area 54 makes it possible to associate up to 10 devices and up to 4 Output Modules to

a single Device Group. As with Zones, the Output Modules are not restricted to the use of the
Device Group, but may be supervised by other logical groupings (such as Zones or Zone
Group). As with Zones, the Device Groups may be configured as needed both in terms of the
type of the group and the way in which they switch to an Alarm condition. Like other physical
components or logical groupings in the system, Area 54 allows a 32-chrs wording to be
associated to each Device Group.
1.7 Zone Group
This logical grouping allows the different Zones to be grouped together permitting a
higher level control in terms of flexibility if a cross check is required. Area 54 allows a large
number of Zone Groups, depending on the Control Panel configuration:
AREA54-1 60 Zone groups

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Area 54 makes it possible to associate up to 10 Zones and up to Output Modules to a

Zone Group. As with Zones, the Output Modules are not restricted to the use of the Device
Group, but may be supervised by other logical groupings (such as Zones or Zone Group). As
with Zones, Zone Groups may be configured as needed both in terms of the type of group and
the way in which they switch to an Alarm condition. It is understood that an Alarm is triggered in
a Group of Zones when an associated Zone switches to any Alarm condition.
A 32-chrs wording can be associated to each Zone Group.
1.8 Types of Zones and Groups
Each Zone or Device Group may be programmed to manage Alarm conditions

according to individual requirements, as shown below:
Fire Alarm: when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules, the siren and bell outputs,
the Alarm relays and the indicators are activated depending on the current Alarm level of the
Control Panel.
The abbreviation for the Fire Alarm type is FR.
Technological: when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules are activated depending
on the current Alarm level of the Control Panel. The outputs of the self-powered sirens and of
the external bells are never activated.
The abbreviation for the Technological type is TN.
Extinguish: (only for the Zones) when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules, the
Alarm relays and the indicators are activated depending on the current Alarm level of the
Control Panel. If the Alarm is generated by means of the MASTER ALARM key, located on the
Control Panel keyboard, or through the Master Alarm function, the control modules associated
with Zone in question are not activated.
The abbreviation for the Extinguish type is EX.
1.9 Operating modes
Each Zone, detector or Zone Group can be programmed to switch to the Alarm
condition according to the user’s needs. Area 54 is able to manage 3 Alarm levels: Pre-Alarm or
ALARM 1, ALARM 2 and ALARM 3. The switching to an upper Alarm condition is always due to
the acknowledgement of a detector that has passed into the Alarm condition, or when a
specified time has elapsed (i.e. mode with time). Each Alarm condition involves the activation of
the buzzer and of the corresponding indicator and Alarm relay, including the lower level ones.
Every single detector in Alarm generally involves the change of one Alarm level; this behaviour
is not related to the manual call points, which result in a change of two Alarm levels, or to the
multiple threshold detectors (up to 3 thresholds, for instance gas), for which every single
threshold involves an individual change of the Alarm level.
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Single knock: when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects a detector in Alarm, it
activates ALARM 2 condition. When the Control Panel, in ALARM 2 condition still detects one or
more detectors in Alarm, it activates ALARM 3 condition. The switching of other detectors to the
Alarm always forces ALARM 3 condition.
Single knock with time: when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects one or more
detectors in Alarm, it activates the intervention time. During the intervention time, the Control
Panel signals the condition of “future” Alarm by activating the buzzer. Once the above time has
elapsed, and if only one detector in Alarm has been detected, the Control Panel will force
ALARM 2 condition; in the event that more detectors in Alarm are detected, the Control Panel
will force ALARM 3 condition. As other detectors go into Alarm, ALARM 3 condition is always
forced
Double knock: when the Control Panel is in stand-by condition and detects a detector in Alarm,
it activates ALARM 1 condition. When the Control Panel is in ALARM 1 condition and detects a
next detector in Alarm, it switches to ALARM 2 condition. When it detects the next detector in
Alarm, the Control Panel forces the ALARM 3 condition.
Double knock with time: when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects one or more
detectors in Alarm, this function activates ALARM 1 condition and the intervention time. Once
this time has elapsed and if only one detector in Alarm has been detected, the Control Panel will
force ALARM 2 condition; when more detectors go into Alarm, the Control Panel forces ALARM
3 condition. In the case of other detectors switching to Alarm, ALARM 3 condition is always
forced.
ALARM 1 only: when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects one or more detectors in
Alarm, it activates ALARM 1 condition. As other detectors go into Alarm, ALARM 1 condition is
always forced.
Double knock with reset: when the Control Panel, in stand-by condition, detects a detector in
Alarm, it switches to Zone ALARM 1 condition and activates the reset timer with the preset time.
When the Control Panel detects a next detector in Alarm, it switches to Zone ALARM 2
condition. When it detects the next detectors in Alarm, the Control Panel forces the Zone
ALARM 3 condition. After the set time has elapsed, the Control Panel cancels the Zone Alarm
condition. This mode can only be applied to Technological Zones.
Using the time modes it is possible to perform the following activities:

• Diversify the intervention time between the detectors and the manual call points.
• Increase the intervention time by the INCREASE DELAY key located on the Control Panel
keyboard.
• Delete the intervention time by means of the SKIP DELAY key located on the Control Panel
keyboard.
• Delete the intervention time by the specially programmed “Reset Timer” function.
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1.10 Operative ways
Area 54 can be operated in one of two basic ways:
NORMAL (Stand-by) Operative Way

PROGRAMMING Way
When power is applied the Normal (Stand-by) operative way is automatically entered
and remains thus until an operation performed by either the installer or the operator.
1.10.1 Normal (Stand-by) operative way
When the Control Panel is in Normal (Stand-by) operative way, it monitors all the
connected detectors and manages all events that could occur in the field or directly in the
control panel. These events can be described as: Alarm, system fault, filed fault, maintenance
and exclusions.
Generally, in Normal operation, when there are no active events, the display shows the
information below:
Active at Night Event counter

Plant name
* #
FIRE PROTECTION PLANT
12/10/00 11:50
AREA 54/16
Control Unit ID
Date Time
If the control panel has not been programmed, the message “unable to monitor” will
appear on the display.
If the Control Panel has not yet stored any event, the Event counter shows an * (in the
top right corner) that will change into a “#”, as soon as an event has occurred and will remain so
until a level 3 password is inserted or the programming is initialised.
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When the condition of the control panel changes due to an event, the event itself will be
shown on the display and all the cumulative counters for each type of event will appear on the
right hand side of the display.
First Event Cumulative Event

Occurred Counters
ALARM 2 Z002 R00 L01 D015 MN PR *ZA003

{
KITCHEN MANUAL CALL POINT GD000
ALARM 3 Z110 R00 L01 D018 SK GZ000
{ CORRIDOR DETECTOR SF000
Last Event
Occurred
If more events occur in addition to the event counter increment, the display will show
the first event at the top and the most recent event at the bottom. The event display has the
following priority:
Zone Alarms (ZA)

Device Group in Alarm (GD)
Zone Group in Alarm (GZ)
System Faults (SF)
Field Faults (FF)
Maintenance (MN)
Exclusion (EX)
Events at SLAVE panels (SP)
To change the event viewing, press the < and > keys and move the selection asterisk
onto the desired event. To check the event list for the selected event, press the arrow keys ∧
and ∨ in order to view the event; the most recent event will be shown at the top.
1.10.1.1 Alarm Display
The Alarm display depends on the generating source and the Zone programming type.
In general, there are 4 Alarm indications:
ALARM 0: the detector has activated the Zone/Group and it hasn’t passed to an effective Alarm
stage yet. Only when the time associated with it has elapsed, the Zone/Group will switch to a
condition of Alarm or Group. This indication is displayed with the single knock with time.
ALARM 1: this Alarm condition can be applied to the double knock modes (with/without time) or
“ALARM 1 only” requiring to use such indication.
ALARMS 2, 3: these Alarm conditions can be applied to all the operating modes related to the
Zones, except for the “ALARM 1 only” mode, and they can be the result of cumulative Alarm
conditions leading the Alarm to its maximum level (level 3).
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Zone Alarm Display generated by detector/manual call point associated with the zone
Zone delay Address of the

detector in alarm
NumberNumber
of Zoneoinzone
alarm Reset timer
in
Zone Alarm level
ALARM 3 Z110 R00 L01 D018 MN PR *ZA003

GZ000
Detector Name SF000
Detection line in alarm P = Priority

Detector type M = Master Alarm
These displays differ for each type and so they are managed as specific events.
Zone Alarm Display when the Zone time has elapsed
Zone delay
NumberNumber
of Zone of
in zone
alarmin Zone type
ALARM 1 Z110 R00 FR *ZA001

GROUND FLOOR D0000
GZ000
Zone Alarm level SF000
Zone name
Device Group Alarm Display generated by associated detector
Group delay Address of the

detector in alarm
Reset timer
Number
Nr°ofgruppo
Groupininallarme
alarm
Group Alarm level
ALARM 3 G020 R00 L01 D018 MN PR *ZA003

GZ000
Detection name SF000
Detection line in Priority

alarm Detector type
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Device Group Alarm Display when the Group time has elapsed
Group delay
Nr°ofgruppo
Number Group in
in allarme
alarm Group type
ALARM 1 G020 R00 FR *ZA003

GROUND FLOOR GD000
GZ000
Group Alarm level SF000
Group name
Zone Group Alarm Display generated by an associated Zone
Group delay
Number
Nr° of Groupininallarme
gruppo alarm Zone in Alarm
Group Alarm level
ALLARM 3 G025 R00 Z033 *ZA003

BOILER ROOM GD000
GZ000
Zone name SF000
Zone Group Alarm Display when the Group time has elapsed
Group delay
NumberNr°
of Group
gruppoininalarm
allarme Group type
ALARM 1 G020 R00 FU *ZA003

BOILER ROOM GD000
GZ000
Group Alarm level SF000
Group name
1.10.1.2 System Fault Display
The system fault display allows the immediate recognition of the device and of a part of
the Control Panel which is in a failure condition and can negatively affect the system operation.
In any case, each event is described on the display and it is complete with all the device
identification data (e.g. the address) and the relevant error code.
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Faulty panel address

Fault code
Fault type
FAULT REMOTE PANEL 05 (01) ZA000

REMOTE PANEL NAME GD000
GZ000
*SF001
Panel name
For further information on the system fault, please refer to Appendix A.
1.10.1.3 Field Fault Display
The field fault display depends on the generating source. A field fault usually affects
either a device connected to the detection line, or the detection line itself. In the first case, a
field fault due to a device is signalled as follows:
Faulty detection line

Faulty detector
address
Reset timer
Zone number
FAULT Z020 L01 D018 MN PR *FF001

KITCHEN MANUAL CALL POINT MN000
EX000
Detector name SP000
Priority
Detector type
It’s easy to understand how the field fault of a device is due to the inability of the
Control Panel to detect the said device, since it is faulty or has been removed.
In the second case, the field fault is due to the detection line when a particular event
has modified the connection structure of the said line, i.e. the line loop breaking in two branches
named A and B, or a short-circuit of the line. If so, the display will show the following message:
Faulty line number
FAULT LINE 01 *FF001

SHORT-CIRCUIT MN000
EX000
Line fault type SP000
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1.10.1.4 Maintenance Display
The display of a device in maintenance allows the immediate recognition of a smoke

detector which has to be replaced or cleaned, since it is no longer reliable. Therefore, the
display indicates the device on the line.
Line of the detector

Detector address
in maintenance
Reset timer
Zone number
MAINT. Z020 L01 D018 SK PR FF000

KITCHEN DETECTOR *MN001
EX000
Detector name SP000
Priority
Detector type
1.10.1.5 Exclusion Display
During the Normal (Stand-by) Operative Way, it is possible to know the status of the active
exclusions related to the devices connected to the Control Panel, to the abstract entities (i.e.
Zones, Groups), or to the various devices and the detection lines.
Excluded Device Display
Excluded
Excluded detector
detection line
address
Reset timer
Zone number
EXCL. Z020 L01 D018 SK PR FF000

KITCHEN DETECTOR MN000
*EX001
Detector name SP000
Priority
Detector type
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Excluded Zone Display
Zone type
Excluded Zone number
EXCL. ZONE 020 FR FF000

FIRST FLOOR MN000
*EX001
Zone name SP000
Excluded Remote Panel Display

Exclusion type
EXCL. REMOTE PANEL 05 FF000

REMOTE PANEL NAME MN000
EX000
*SP001
Panel name
1.10.1.6 SLAVE Panel Display
This display is employed only if a “control unit network” exists and when the MASTER
panel supervises and controls the same network.
If a SLAVE panel detects an event, the MASTER panel will notify it showing the event
type in its display. In this case, the MASTER panel, in addition to the event type, will display the
SLAVE panel number and name.
The event types which may be displayed are as follows:
• Alarm
• System fault
• Field fault
• Maintenance
Control
Panel unit
number Event type
number
SLAVE PANEL 10 ALARM FF000

SLAVE PANEL NAME MN000
EX000
*SP001
Name
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1.10.1.7 User information display
The AREA54-8, AREA54-16 and AREA54-32 models allow two user messages, each
consisting of 4 lines. In general, when these texts are not present, the logo is shown at
the display bottom.
If there is at least one text, the above logo is not displayed and the user text indicating
the stand-by status of the Control Panel appears in its place, or, in the event of an Alarm/fault,
the user text warning that the Control Panel is in such condition. The user text can be
programmed using SOFT 54 only.
1.10.1.8 Alarm, Fault or Maintenance event acknowledgement
When an Alarm, Fault or Maintenance event occurs, the Control Panel performs not
only all the functions and programming related to the above event (i.e. control module enabling,
relay activation, etc.), but also displays such event by activating the internal buzzer continuously
for the Alarm and intermittently for Faults and Maintenance.
In such a condition, the user or the operator presses the ACKNOWLEDGE key to
silence the buzzer and in turn automatically runs the operation called “event acknowledgment”.
It is assumed that the user is managing this trouble condition (eventual field tests), however the
Control Panel remains in the Alarm or Fault condition keeping its outputs active.
1.10.1.9 Global Reset
Once an event has been acknowledged, and the user has dealt with the causes that
initiated the event, the operator can easily stop the Alarm of Fault condition by pressing the
RESET EVENT button (after entering the password code if required).
In this case, the Control Panel resets the system to Normal condition: all Alarms and
troubles are cancelled and all the controlled outputs and relays return to the normal mode.
At the end of this procedure, the Control Panel returns to Normal operation. If the event
that caused the Alarm persists, the Control Panel will enter into the Alarm status.
Each Global Reset command given from the Control Panel will be stored in the non-
volatile memory.
1.10.2 Programming
In this operative way, the Control Panel can be programmed by the user/installer.
During the programming operation, the Control Panel usually verifies that the field and the
detection lines are off.
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1.11 Area 54 - Modularity
Area 54 is a fully modular Control Panel especially designed for fire detection that
allows all the field needs to be satisfied, as well as permitting future system extensions. To meet
all these requirements, Area 54 is internally composed of different modules that can be “added”
or “removed”. The modules composing Area 54 are listed below specifying the functions they
perform:
AREA54 CPU Card: This is the acknowledgment, process and command unit of all the functions
of Area 54. Both the electronic interfaces towards the field, complete with short-circuit isolators,
and all the electronic equipment, as well as the microprocessors for elaborating the various
signals and activating the commands, such as relays and signalling outputs, are actually located
on this card. In addition to the connection to the viewing LED module with display, the card can
be easily connected to optional communication modules allowing the Control Panel
configuration to be enlarged.
MR128 Line Module: This is the module allowing the actual interfacing between the detection
line and the CPU card. The MR128 is a stand-alone module which is internally managed by an
8 bit microprocessor. This module scans the devices connected to its detection line and notifies
the Control Panel of any Alarm or Fault condition. This module is integrated on AREA54 CPU
card on AREA54-1 control panel.
MC8 Line status display module: this module allows the status display of 8 detection lines
through led indicators. The MC8 is a stand-alone module which is internally managed by an 8
bit microprocessor. In case the CPU board is out of service, the MC8 module is able to control
the 8 associated line modules independently.
AREA54 Power supplier: This module ensures the proper power supply of the system. The
power supplier also includes all the controls for the management and the recharging of the
Control Panel battery.
Display: This module allows all the information processed by the CPU card to be viewed.
Depending on the Control Panel type, this display can contain 40 characters for 4 rows, or 40
characters for 16 rows.
AREA54 Terminal block module: This module features all the terminals for the service
connections (remote panels, serial communication, Alarm outputs…), as well as all the signal
relays. This module is integrated on AREA54 CPU card on AREA54-1 control panel.
SONG54 External bell control module: This module enables the connection of a controlled
external bell.
MSP54 Printer module: this optional module enables the connection of a centronics tractor-fed
parallel printer supporting the ASCII standard.
MMS54 Module: This optional module enables the connection of a modem and synoptic panels
allowing the construction of a network of MASTER / SLAVE panels
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MCS54 Module: This optional module, only for AREA54-1, enables the connection of a modem,
remote panels and allowing the construction of a network of MASTER / SLAVE panels.
1.12 Operation in emergency status
The Area 54 modularity ensures the complete control of the detection field also in the
event of CPU board failure. In this case, thanks to the built-in control intelligence of the line
modules, the scanning phases are always possible even when they are not controlled by the
CPU card. This means that when the CPU board is faulty, or when an Alarm occurs, the Control
Panel will enter the Alarm condition through the ALARM 1 and the ALARM 2 relays, as well as
the ALARM 1 indicator,.
If the configuration of the control panel involves one or more MC8 modules, it is able to
signal the line upon which the Alarm is present, or whether a field/system fault has occurred. In
such case, each MC8 module will support its line modules taking control of them as if they were
managed by the Control Panel itself. However, it should be considered that this particular
situation must not replace the normal operation of the Control Panel, but that it is an emergency
operation. Also, note that all the Zone/Group associations of the various devices are no longer
valid: each module signals the Alarm condition when a detector located on its line detects an
Alarm condition.
This function is not implemented in AREA54-1.
1.13 Indicators, Keys, Relays and Jumpers
1.13.1 CIE visual indicators
Alarm 1,2,3 When on, these indicators signal the condition and the Alarm level of the
Control Panel. This level is always cumulative. The maximum Alarm
level is level 3.
The ALARM 1 indicator is activated even when the CPU card is faulty
and when any Alarm is present on the field.
Fault When on, it indicates that the Control Panel has detected a fault. This is
the fault cumulative indicator.
Excluded When on, it indicates that an exclusion is present. This is the exclusion
cumulative indicator.
On / Dc When on, it indicates that the main power supply voltage is present. If it
is off, the Control Panel is supplied by the batteries.
System Fault When on, it signals that a system fault has occurred .
Battery Fault When on, it signals a fault or a trouble of the Control Panel batteries.
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C.P.U. Fault When on, it indicates that the CPU card (process unit) of the Control
Panel is faulty.
Siren Fault When on, it indicates that the line controlling the siren is faulty.
Discharge Fault Unmanaged. Reserved for future use.
Data Transfer Fault When on, it indicates that a failure of communication from / to the remote
panels, synoptic panels or the modem has occurred.
Dispersion Earth When on, it indicates that there is an electric dispersion to ground.
Maintenance
System When on, it indicates that one or more smoke detectors require
maintenance
Action Delayed When on, it indicates a delay associated with one or more devices. In
Alarm condition with time mode, the indicator flashes.
Line Excluded When on, it indicates that one or more lines are excluded.
Zone Excluded When on, it indicates that one or more Zones are excluded.
Group Excluded When on, it indicates that one or more device Groups or Zones are
excluded.
Device Excluded When on, it indicates that one or more devices are excluded.
Siren Excluded Unmanaged. Reserved for future use.
Discharge Excluded Unmanaged. Reserved for future use.
Data Transfer
Excluded When on, this indicator signals the exclusion of one or more remote
panels, synoptic panels or modems.
Master Alarm When on, this indicator signals that the main Alarm has been activated
by the MASTER ALARM key, a manual call point with the evacuation
function (Master Alarm) enabled, or when a Zone with Master Alarm
function enabled switches to the Alarm condition.
Test System When on, it indicates that a zone test is active.
Siren Silence When on, it indicates that the siren has been silenced by the
SILENCE SIREN key.
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1.13.2 MC8 module front indicators
On When on, this indicator signals that the MC8 module is properly supplied.
System Fault When flashing, this indicators signifies that the CPU board is faulty
and/or, however, the communication between the MC8 module and the
CPU board is not active. In this condition, the MC8 module will perform
the scanning of the associated MR128 modules.
Each Alarm, Fault and Excluded indicator on the MC8 module is related to the
respective MR128 line module and more precisely, the correlation must be executed from right
to left, starting from the bottom address. For the successive MC8 panels, the address and,
therefore, the correlation with the line module is always ascending.
Alarm When on, it indicates that an Alarm has occurred on the detection line of
the associated MR128 module
Fault When flashing, this indicators signifies that a field fault has occurred on
the detection line of the MR128 module.
When it is permanently alight and in the faulty CPU board condition, it
indicates a communication failure with the associated MR128 module.
Excluded When on, this indicator signals that the detection line managed by the
MR128 module is excluded.
1.13.3 Keys
∨ , ∧, <, >,
F1 – F2 ,
0 – 9, @ General purpose keys depending on the status and operative way of the
Control Panel.
TEST LAMP When the Control Panel is in the Normal (Stand-by) operative way, this
key allows all indicators to be activated, as well as the backlighting of the
keyboard and the display in order to verify their proper operation.
TEST SYSTEM When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode, this key allows to
enable the dynamic test on a particular Zone in order to verify its proper
composition (detectors and control modules).
When the Control Panel is in the line test phase, this key allows you to
enable the dynamic check for the selected device.
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INCLUDE When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode, this key allows the
inclusion procedure for lines, Zones, Groups, devices or other
appliances connected to the Control Panel1 to be enabled.
When an exclusion menu is active in the Control Panel, this key allows
the inclusion to be selected.
REARM SIREN The siren and the Alarm outputs of the control modules can be
reactivated by this key, in the event of an Alarm which has been silenced
by the SILENCE SIREN key 1,2.
EVENT This key allows the Alarm event view to be immediately forced when the
display shows some other event other than the Alarms.
PROG. When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode, this key allows the
programming menu to be activated. 2,3,4
MENÙ SERVICE When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode, this key allows the
menu service feature to be enabled. 1
MASTER ALARM When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode, this key allows the
maximum Alarm condition to be triggered (i.e. ALARM 3). 1,2
EXCLUDE When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode, this key allows the
line exclusion procedure for lines, Zones, Groups, devices or other
appliances connected to the Control Panel1 to be enabled.
This key allows the exclusion to be selected when an exclusion menu is
active in the Control Panel.
SILENCE SIREN If enabled, this key allows the siren to be silenced and to deactivate the
Alarm outputs of the control modules after an Alarm condition 1,2 has
occurred.
LINE When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode and the
INCLUDE/EXCLUDE key is pressed, it allows the line inclusion/exclusion
procedure to be enabled.
ZONE When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode and the
INCLUDE/EXCLUDE key is pressed, it allows the inclusion/exclusion procedure
for Zones, device and Zone Groups to be enabled.
DEVICE When the Control Panel is in the Programming mode and the
INCLUDE/EXCLUDE key is pressed, it allows the device inclusion/exclusion
procedure to be enabled.
RESET EVENT This key allows the “Global Reset” procedure to be executed.1,2
SKIP DELAY This key allows the delay time of a Zone/Group Alarm in the time mode
to be cancelled. By pressing this key, the Control Panel will skip the
delay time and will immediately switch to the Alarm condition.1,2
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INCREASE DELAY In the time mode, this key allows the delay time of a Zone/Group Alarm
to be increased by one minute. The maximum total settable time is 10
minutes and corresponds to the sum of the delay set in the programming
phase and the delay added using this key. 1,2
ACKNOWLEDGE When in the Programming mode, and in the case of an active event, this
key permits the Alarm or Fault event to be acknowledged.
In the various programming and service menus, this key serves to confirm
the requests/programming made from/to the Control Panel.
Notes:
(1)
Subject to level 2 password request, if enabled.
(2)
Storage in the event history list.
(3)
Subject to level 3 password request, if enabled.
(4)
Function performed only with jumper of programming enabled set.
1.13.4 Relays
Siren relay This relay is activated depending on the programming described in the
section titled EXTERNAL RELAYS. It is possible to associate a delay
time to it on its normal trip. The siren relay manages two outputs
controlled to enable bells and self-powered sirens.
ALARM 1 relay1 This relay is enabled when the Control Panel is at the ALARM 1 level or
an upper level. The relay is returned to the stand-by condition when a
“Global Reset” is executed.
This relay is enabled even when the CPU card is faulty and when any
Alarm is present on the field. 3
ALARM 2 relay This relay is enabled when the Control Panel is at the ALARM 2 level or
an upper level. The relay is returned to the stand-by condition when a
“Global Reset” is executed.
It is possible to associate a delay time of its trip as described in the
section titled RELAY DELAYS.
This relay is enabled even when the CPU card is faulty and when any
Alarm is present on the field. 3
ALARM 3 relay1 This relay is enabled when the Control Panel is at the ALARM 3 level.
The relay is returned to the stand-by condition when a “Global Reset” is
executed. It is possible to associate a delay time of its trip as described
in the section titled RELAY DELAYS.
Main power supply relay This relay is enabled when the Control Panel detects a main power
supply failure. The relay is returned to the stand-by condition when a
“Global Reset” is executed. It is possible to associate a delay time of its
trip as described in the section titled RELAY DELAYS.
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Fault relay2 This relay is enabled when the Control Panel detects both a field and a
system fault. The relay is returned to the stand-by condition when a
“Global Reset” is executed. You can associate a delay time of its trip as
described in the section titled RELAY DELAYS
This relay is enabled even when the CPU card is faulty.
Exclusion relay2 This relay is activated in the event of any exclusion effected in the
Control Panel.
Notes:
(1)
Only one relay is present and it is driven by alarm 1 or alarm 3 condition according
the position of its jumper.
(2)
In AREA54-1 is present only one relay and it is driven by fault o exclusion condition
according the position of its jumper.
(3)
Function not implemented on AREA54-1 panel.
1.13.5 Jumpers
JP10 Set: the display backlighting is automatically controlled by the Control

Panel.
Not set: the display backlighting is always alight.
JP11 Set: the Control Panel programming is enabled.

Not set: the Control Panel programming is inhibited.
The JP11 jumper acts both on the keyboard and on the serial
communication RS232 ports (PC and modem).
The JP10 and JP11 jumpers are present on the AREA54 CPU card; refer to the installation
manual. On Area51-1 panel, the jumpers are identified by respectively JP7 and JP8.
1.14 Zone Test
A Zone test can be performed for the control of the proper associations of the detectors
and of the programming related to the Zone itself.
In Normal (Stand-by) operative way and in a non active event condition, press the
TEST SYSTEM key and enter the password (if programmed) to enable the test. Enter the Zone
to be checked, then confirm by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Thereafter, the operator will be asked whether to enable the Alarm relays or not:
• Press 1 to enable the Alarm relays.

• Press 2 to not enable the Alarm relays.
• Confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
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At this point, the Test System indicator lights up to signify that the Zone Test is active;
when a detector is forced into the Alarm condition, the Zone will enter the ALARM 3 condition
monitoring the associated detectors for about 10 seconds. Thereafter, it will automatically return
to the normal operation cancelling the above Alarm condition. During the test phase, any Alarm
conditions from Zones or Groups will normally be managed as actual Alarm conditions which
are not subject to the timing of the Zone in test. The “Global Reset” and the silencing of the
Zone in test will have the following result: the test will always remain active, but the status and
the actuation of the Zone will be taken to the normal condition.
When the Zone Test is enabled, it is necessary to consider the conformation of the
various associations in the case of detectors and control modules being shared between Zones,
detector and Zone Groups. The Control Panel performs the Zone test, but it also manages the
associations which are indirectly related to the Zone or the device involved.
1.15 Modem
It is possible to connect an analogue modem to Area 54, via the MMS 54 optional
module, in order to transfer data on a switched telephone network for the remote control of
events and the Control Panel.
The modem can be configured using one of the following operating modes:
• ANSWER: the modem accepts the incoming calls and connects to a remote modem.
• ANSWER/ORIGINATE: the modem accepts the incoming calls and connects to a remote
modem. In case of an event, the modem generates one or more calls to the phone numbers
that have been programmed and associated to the various events.
• ORIGINATE: in case of an event, the modem generates one or more calls to the telephone
numbers that have been programmed and associated to the various events. THE MODEM
DOES NOT RESPOND TO INCOMING CALLS.
Area 54 allows the storage of 4 telephone numbers consisting of 20 digits each, that will
selected in case of one or more events associated to them. Each telephone number can
actually be associated with the type or the types of events for the call activation; these events
can be defined as Alarm, system fault, field fault and maintenance.
Area 54 can store 3 AT commands that are sent to the modem in the following stages
for increased flexibility of use:
• AT Command 1 is sent to the modem during the initialisation.

• AT Command 2 is sent to the modem before the selection of the 1st and 2nd telephone
numbers.
• AT Command 3 is sent to the modem before the selection of the 3rd and 4th telephone
numbers.
To assure a completely safe operation, the communication via modem is password-

protected: the Control Panel accepts the commands only when the password is received on
line; if the Control Panel does not receive a valid command within 2 minutes of being
connected, it will disconnect.
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Refer to the manuals of the MMS54 module and the modem for information on its
connections and characteristics.
For proper system operation, do not use modems other than those recommended by
ELKRON S.p.A. ELKRON S.p.A. does not guarantee proper system operation if modems other
than those recommended are used.
1.16 Master and SLAVE panels
An Area 54 Master panel allows up to 32 Area 54 Slave panels to be monitored; the

MASTER panel will notify any troubles or Alarm events occurring on the SLAVE units connected
to it. This feature is permitted only for monitoring operations; Remote operations on the SLAVE
units are not permitted.
The panels are connected using two-wire RS485 at 9600 byte on an MMS54 module.
In a central unit network, a modem can be used for the remote monitoring and control of the events; in
this case, the modem must be connected and managed by the master panel. The events from the slave
panels can be remotely monitored via modem on the master panel during programming.
1.17 Programming from personal computer
The Area 54 Control Panel ensures a double programmability from personal computer
in combination with the SOFT54 software tool which operates under Windows®. SOFT54 allows
a fully offline programming, such as download and upload operations.
By transferring the configuration from the control panel to the computer, the installer
can store in the computer memory the final system configuration after having completed the
programming, the start-up and the readjustment of the system features. The copy of the
configuration, saved on the PC, will serve as a “reserve” or “backup” to restore the configuration
in case of incorrect programming.
For more information on the SOFT54 tool, refer to the relevant user manual.
1.18 Getting started
After having properly installed all the components of the Fire Alarm System (in
compliance with the job drawing and the Installation Instructions), the installer will have to select
the Control Panel programming mode (i.e. “manual” or from ”personal computer) depending on
the requirements. It is recommended to have previously developed the system analysis, using
the schematic structural tables included with this manual, before proceeding to the effective
programming.
Before starting the programming, verify that the jumper has been set.
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1.18.1 Manual programming
Once the Control Panel has been powered and after having verified that there are no
electrical troubles, enable the programming mode and follow the points described below:
1 Proceed to the automatic start-up of the lines or, alternatively, use the manual mode when
it is necessary to manually insert each single point per line,
At the end of this operation, the automatic line start-up procedure is strongly
recommended since the Control Panel shows the effectively detected field and the
existing devices. Once completed, the installer should modify any incorrect data and
repeat the above procedure until the desired configuration has been obtained.
2 Program the Zone/Group parameters (name, Zone/Group type, operative mode, etc) and
the type of the connected devices (detectors, manual call points, modules).
3 Program the parameters for each device, according to the job drawings.
4 Enable the peripherals connected to the Control Panel (printer, remote panels…).
5 Exit the programming and activate the Normal (Stand-by) operative way.
6 Check the system functionality: the installer should verify the proper associations between
the devices and the actuations in the event of an Alarm.
7 Save the obtained configuration to personal computer using the SOFT54 tool.
1.18.2 Programming from PC
After having edited the configuration on personal computer, power the Control Panel
and enable the configuration download option of the SOFT54 tool. After this, the Control Panel
will switch to the Normal (Stand-by) operative way: any discrepancies between the set
configuration and the actual field will be immediately highlighted by incorrect field/system faults
or false Alarm conditions. In such a case, switch the panel to the Programming mode and rectify
the Control Panel configuration, if incorrect, or act on the devices on field.
It is recommended to prepare and permanently install the Control Panel and the
relevant devices to avoid any loss of time, then proceed as described:
1 Execute point 1 of manual programming.
2 Exit the programming and switch to Programming mode: if everything is correct, any
field/system faults or Alarms should not occur. If troubles were encountered, remove the
causes which initiate the incorrect events.
3 Upload the configuration to the personal computer using the SOFT54 tool.
4 Shut down the Control Panel.
5 Proceed to the programming on personal computer using the configuration uploaded from
the control unit, integrating it for each device, Zone and Group and effecting all the
desired associations.
6 When the Control Panel is in Normal condition, download the configuration existing on the
personal computer.
7 Check the system functionality: the installer should verify the proper associations between
the devices and the actuations in the event of an Alarm.
8 Save the final configuration, if modified, to the personal computer.
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1.19 Setting the current date and time
Press the PROG. key to set the current date. [1] CIRCUIT [5] PASSWORD
The following menu will be displayed: [2] ZONE [6] LANGUAGE/LINGUA
[3] GROUP [7] PLANT NAME
[4] DEVICE [8] MISCELLANEOUS
[1] PRINTER [5] DICTIONARY

Press the numeric key 8 . [2] COMMUNICATIONS [6] REVISIONS
[3] EXTERNAL MODULES [7] CLOCK
[4] CONTROL PANEL [8] EXTERNAL RELAYS
[1] TIME
Press the numeric key 7 . [2] DATE
Press the numeric key 2 . DATE: 01/01/00
Enter the current date in DD/MM/YY format, confirming each entry by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Once the date has been entered, the DATE: 01/01/00

system will ask to set the weekday. WEEKLY DAY (1-MON):
Set the numeric format of the weekday (1= Monday 7= Sunday) and confirm with the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
[1] TIME
Confirming the weekday entry, return to [2] DATE
the menu shown on the right.
Press the numeric key 1 to set the HOURS: 00:00

current time.
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Enter the current time in HH/MM format, confirming each entry by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Once the entry is completed, press the < key to return to the previous menus.
)The Control Panel verifies the correspondence of days/months and tests the leap year.
The daylight/standard times cannot be managed.
HELP
The operator should enter the 26th October 2000, with Friday as weekday and 10:25 as current
time, and press in the following order:
PROG. , 8 , 7 , 2 , 2 , 6 , ACKNOWLEDGE , 1 , 0 , ACKNOWLEDGE , 0 , 0 , ACKNOWLEDGE , 5 , 1 , 1 , 0 ,

ACKNOWLEDGE , 2 , 5 , ACKNOWLEDGE .
1.20 PROG MENU – Control Panel programming
It is possible to program and configure the entire Control Panel in all its feature and
functions by means of the programming menu.
To access the programming menu, press the PROG. key and insert the protection
password (if enabled). Wait until the end of the “Global Reset” procedure to return the Control
Panel to the stand-by condition with the detection lines non powered. To enable the monitoring
function of one or more detection lines, refer to section 1.21.7.
When in the Programming mode, a System Failure or a Fault can be acknowledged on
a monitored line, while an Alarm cannot be acknowledged. To do so, the Alarm is mandatory to
exit the Programming mode. In this case, it is necessary to exit the Programming mode to
confirm the acquisition of the alarm.
Keep in mind that, when in the Programming mode, the Control Panel constantly
checks both its proper operation and the correspondence of all the connected peripherals.
Before programming be sure that “programming enable jumper” is set.
To directly enter the Programming mode, proceed as follows:
• To the non powered control panel, press and hold down the PROG. Key and wait for the
PROG MENU to appear on the display, of for the password request.
The main programming menu is composed by two sections as shown below:
press the PROG. Key from the [1] CIRCUIT [5] PASSWORD
Programming mode [2] ZONE [6] LANGUAGE/LINGUA
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[1] ALARM TIMERS

press the function key F1 to access the [2] EXTRA CONTROLS
second section.
The main programming menu is composed of the following options:
[1] CIRCUIT
Use this option to operate on the detection line configuration.
[2] ZONE
Use this option to define the features and the associations of a Zone.
[3] GROUP
Use this option to define the features and the associations of the various detector and Zone
Groups.
[4] DEVICES
Use this option to define the features of each single device.
[5] PASSWORD
Use this option to enable or set the passwords.
[6] LANGUAGE / LINGUA

Use this option to select the language, Italian/English, to be utilized.
[7] PLANT NAME

Use this option to set the plant name.
[8] MISCELLANEOUS
Use this option to access additional programming options of the Control Panel
[F1+1] ALARM TIMERS

Use this option to set the general Alarm timers of the Control Panel.
[F1+2] EXTRA CONTROLS

Use this option for associate more actuations to devices, zones and groups.
This feature is not available for some model.
To return to the first section from the second one, press the < key.
To return to the scanning of the first section from the main menu, press the < key.
)In general, it is always possible to access the second section of each menu by pressing the
function key F1. To return to the first section of the menu from the second one, press the <.
)AREA54-1 only: enter value 1 when control panel asks for line number.
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1.21 LINE – Line start-up
This procedure allows the Control Panel to automatically manage and identify the
devices connected to the detection lines.
LINE START-UP
Press the numeric key 1 from the main
[1] ALL (AUTO) [4] CUSTOM
menu. [2] SINGLE (AUTO) [5] LINE EXCLUSION
[3] MANUAL LINE [6] LINE TEST
[1] SCAN ON [4] LINE SPEED

Press the function key F1 to access the [2] SCAN OFF
second section. [3] DEVICE TEST
[4] TEST DATA DISPLAY
The line start-up menu consists of the following options:
[1] ALL (AUTO)

Use this option to start-up all the lines connected to the Control Panel having the same
hardware configuration (all the lines can be in open mode or in loop mode).
The start-up of hybrid lines is not allowed with this option.
[2] SINGLE (AUTO)

Use this option to initialize a single detection line in open or loop mode.
[3] MANUAL MODE

Use this option to manually enter the hardware configuration (open / loop) and all the devices
connected to the detection line.
[4] CUSTOM SETTING

Use this option to set the line hardware configuration.
At the end of the line configuration, the program starts up all the configured lines.
[5] EXCL. SLC

Use this option to include / exclude a detection line.
[6] VERIFY SLC

Use this option to verify the configuration and the composition of every single line; it is also
possible to verify the operation of each single device located on the selected line.
[F1+1] SLC MONITOR. ON

Use this option to enable the scanning on a given line during the programming.
[F1+2] SLC MONITOR. OFF

Use this option to end the scanning on a given line during the programming.
[F1+3] DEVICE TEST

Use this option to execute a long-term monitoring of a given device.
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[F1+4] DATA TEST VISUAL.

Use this option to display the data concerning a monitored device.
[F1+5] SCANNING RATE

Use this option to select the scanning rate in line.
The entry of the “>” character, as first initial character in the device name, results
in the loss of the above device name, in the event of a next initialization.
1.21.1 ALL (AUTO)
Press the numeric key 1 .

[1] ALL LOOP CIRCUITS
[2] ALL OPEN CIRCUITS
Press the numeric key 1 to initialize the line in loop mode.

Press the numeric key 2 to initialize the line in open mode.
In the case of error occurring during the SLC TROUBLE: XX

initialization phase, the display will show TYPE OF TROUBLE
an error message together with the
relevant cause.
Confirm the detected configuration excluding the faulty lines by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
)The activation of the auto initialization procedure will end the “SCAN ON” function
described in Section 1.21.7.
The line initialization carried out on a pre-existing configuration modifies some parameters
related to the already present devices. These parameters are:
• device type (if different).
• device name (if not present) including the descriptive replacement of the device type.
• Alarm thresholds and priority status.
1.21.2 SINGLE (AUTO)
Press the numeric key 2 . SLC Nr:

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Enter the number of the line to be SLC Nr:

started up and confirm using the [1] LOOP TYPE
[2] OPEN TYPE
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Press the numeric key 1 to start up the line in loop mode.

Press the numeric key 2 to start up the line in open mode.
At the end of the initialization, the

CONFIGURATION SLC Nr: XX TYPE: XXXXX
display will show the line hardware
TOT. DEVICES: XXX LIST (Nr/TYPE):
configuration, complete with all the XXX/1 XXX/2 XXX/3 XXX/4 XXX/5 XXX/6
devices connected to the selected line, XXX/7 WRONG DEVICES: XXX
divided into amount and type.
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to store the new configuration.

The initialization can be aborted anytime by pressing the < key to return to the previous
configuration.
In the case of error occurring during the SLC TROUBLE: XX

TYPE OF TROUBLE
initialization phase, the display will show
an error message together with the
relevant cause.
If an error occurs, return to the previously stored configuration by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
1.21.3 MANUAL MODE

started up and confirm using the [1] LOOP TYPE
ACKNOWLEDGE key. [2] OPEN TYPE
Press the numeric key 1 to start up the

line in loop mode.
Press the numeric key 2 to start up the line in open mode.
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The desired line configuration can be

SLC Nr: XX TYPE: OPEN
entered by setting the type and the
number of the device using this menu. Nr DEVICE TYPE POS
XXX X X
Select the device number using the ∧ and ∨ keys

Once the chosen device has been set, press the numeric key corresponding to the desired
device type, according to the guidelines included in the following table:
DEVICE Type Displayed

NO DEVICE 0 #
SMOKE 1 1
HEAT 2 2
MODULE 3 3
GENERAL 4 4
CALL POINT 5 5
GAS 6 6
BEAM 7 7
By pressing again the numeric key corresponding to the device, the user will select the device
location on the line branch (A or B).
After having set all the desired devices, press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to store the new
configuration.
To exit this configuration at anytime and return to the menu without modifying the configuration,
press the < key.
)It is possible to modify the open / loop configuration of a line without starting it up. To carry
out this operation, follow the entire procedure not modifying any device connected to the line
and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
The device type existing on the detection line, even if it is physically different from the
programmed one, can be modified. This operation is potentially hazardous, since it might or
might not generate false Alarms.
When a device is excluded, it cannot be deleted.
1.21.4 CUSTOM SETTING
Enter the number of the line to be SLC Nr: XX

started-up and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key. [1] # LOOP [2] OPEN
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Press the numeric key 1 to set the selected line in loop mode.
Press the numeric key 2 to set the selected line in open mode.
Press the < key to return to the line selection menu and repeat this procedure for each line.
Once all the lines have been configured, press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to start them up.
To exit this menu, press the < key
)It is possible to initialise a line whilst scanning one or more lines (other than the one to be
initialised); see the note in paragraph 1.21.1.
1.21.5 EXCLUDE SLC
This function allows both the inclusion and the exclusion of the selected line to be
effected.
SLC Nr:

included/excluded and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key. [I] # INCLUDE [E] EXCLUDE
Press the numeric key INCLUDE to include the selected line.

Press the numeric key EXCLUDE to exclude the selected line.
Use the < key to confirm the configuration.
The exclusion of a line is indicated by the appropriate LEDs and by a message on the LCD. The
event is recorded in the event list and the exclusion relay is activated
HELP
When in Normal condition, it is possible INCLUDE OR EXCLUDE ...

to include/exclude the lines by pressing
the EXCLUDE or INCLUDE keys. PRESS LINE, ZONE OR DEVICE
Press the LINE key and proceed as SLC Nr:

described above.
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1.21.6 VERIFY SLC

verified and confirm using the CONFIGURATION TYPE: LOOP
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
If the line is faulty, the display will show its status, followed by the chosen line configuration.
By pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key, SLC Nr: XX

The display will show all the devices TOT. DEVICES: XXX LIST (Nr/TYPE):
existing on the selected detection line XXX/1 XXX/2 XXX/3 XXX/4 XXX/5 XXX/6
divided into amount and type. XXX/7 WRONG DEVICES: XXX
ADDRESS PRESENCE TYPE VALUE TST

By pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key 001 XX Y XXX ---
again, the display will show all the 002 XX Y XXX ---
existing devices listed by address. 003 XX Y XXX ---
Select the desired device using the ∧ and ∨ keys. The active device is the one at the top of
the list.
Selecting the desired device, it is possible to perform the following tests:

A display of the current reading value of the detector.
B display of the current reading value of the detector + the fixed led illumination.
C display of the detector acknowledgement value (refer to the following table).
Press the TEST SYSTEM key to enter the test phase.

The value >0< is displayed at the selected device, in the TST column.
This allows the test of point A to be executed.
Press the key 0 to execute test A. ADDRESS PRESENCE TYPE VALUE TST
Press the key 1 to execute test B. 001 XX Y XXX >0<
Press the key 2 to execute test C. 002 XX Y XXX ---
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to exit 003 XX Y XXX ---
the test phase.
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)If the value “A” or “B” appears under the TST column during the tests, the line where the
detector is located is in an irregular condition (for example: loop line setting on a open line).
“A” e “B” identify the position of the detector on the respective line branch.
The entry “presence” indicates the location where the device is positioned:
• “LP” = loop line
• “LA” = line A branch
• “LB” = line B branch
Press the < key to return to the previous menus.
SPECIFICATION TABLE FOR TYPE
DEVICE TYPE DETECTION READING (*)

SMOKE 1 24 ÷ 65 50
HEAT 2 66 ÷ 87 50
MODULE 3 88 ÷ 117 50
GENERAL 4 118 ÷ 143 50
CALL POINT 5 144 ÷ 167 50
GAS 6 168 ÷ 193 50
BEAM 7 194 ÷ 217 50
(*)
typical value indicating a new detector. This value depends on the cleaning status of the detector.
)The execution of a test, with led illumination, on a type 3 device involves the activation of
the output relays.
1.21.7 SLC MONITORING ON
Press the numeric key 1 from the second section of the line menu to enable the
scanning of the detection lines whilst remaining in the programming phase.
When prompted, enter the number of the line to be activated and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Wait for the line powering to complete CIRCUIT SUPPLYING

and the execution of the line tests.
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1.21.8 SLC MONITORING OFF
Press the numeric key 2 from the second section of the line menu to disable the
monitoring of the detection lines in the programming phase.
When prompted, enter the number of the SLC Nr: XX

line to be disabled and confirm using the
SLC MONITORING ENDED
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
1.21.9 DEVICE TEST
Area 54 allows the long-term monitoring of 4 devices saving their reply value in a
dedicated memory area. Each memory area has a capacity of up to 2000 values, and the
polling frequency between a value and the next one can be defined by the user with a minimum
time of 0,2 seconds. The readings can be viewed using the special display menu.
Press the numeric key 3 to select and activate the device test from the second section
of the line menu.
Thereafter, enter the line, the device, the SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX
reading rate (intermediate time 1-255; step TIME STEP.: XXX
0,2 sec.) and the data storage area (1-4) STORE IN AREA: X
confirming with the ACKNOWLEDGE key
on each entry.
When the data entry is complete, the test will begin and the following menu will be displayed
during the entire monitoring test:
LINE: XX DEV.: XXX TIME STEP: XXX
STEP Nr.: XXXX ACT. VALUE: XXX
where: MAX VALUE: XXX MIN. VALUE: XXX
STEP No. = number of the readings. IN TEST ....
IMM. VAL. = value of the last reading.
MAX. VAL. = maximum reply value
MIN. VAL. = minimum reply value.
The test will automatically end when all the 2000 reading values are recorded.
Press the < key to abort the test and return to the previous menus.
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1.21.10 DATA TEST VISUALIZATION
Press the numeric key 4 from the DATA AREA TO DISPLAY: X

second section of the line menu to view
the data related to the monitoring of a
device.
Thereafter, enter the memory area for the data storage and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
The set parameters are shown on the LINE: XX DEV.: XXX TIME STEP: XXX
first row; the reading values are VALUE STEP
displayed at the instant equal to: STEP XXX XXXX
XXX XXXX
No. times
TIME STEP.
Use the ∧ and ∨ keys to scroll these values. Press the < key to return to the previous menus.
)When the value display is still active and the test is not yet finished, the reading values in
progress are not displayed.
The Area 54 Control Panel equipped with graphic display is able to graphically display the
device trend over time.
Press the function key F1 from the display menu.
In AREA54-1 when the control panel is power off all data will be lost.
1.21.11 SCANNING RATE
Press the numeric key 5 from the second section of the line menu to set the line
scanning speed.

verified and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Depending on the programming, a

message indicating the scanning speed SLC MONITOR. RATE: HIGH/LOW
of the various lines will be shown.
Press the numeric key 1 to set a high scanning speed.

Press the numeric key 2 to set a low scanning speed.
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1.22 ZONES – Zone programming
This section is for programming the configuration of the Zones and all the associations
with the various devices and control modules.
From the main menu press the numeric ZONES SETTING

key 2 . [1] ZONE NAME [4] MODE ZONE
[2] SET DEVICE [5] EXCLUDE ZONE
[3] SET I/O MODULE [6] VERIFY ZONE
Press the function key F1 to access the ZONES SETTING

[1] LED ANNUNCIATORS
second section.
The zone programming menu consists of the following options:
[1] ZONE NAME

Use this option to associate a name composed by up to 32 alpha and numeric characters with
the Zone.
[2] SET DEVICE

Use this option to associate the devices with the selected Zone.
[3] SET I/O MODULE

Use this option to associate the control modules with the selected Zone.
[4] ZONE MODE

This option can be used to set the Zone operation modes.
[5] EXCLUDE ZONE

Use this option to include / exclude a Zone.
[6] VERIFY ZONE

Use this option to verify a Zone.
[F1 + 1] SYNOPTIC UNITS

Use this option to associate the Zone with the synoptic units.
)After the initialization, all the new devices are assigned to the last available Zone of the
Control Panel. The last Zone of the Control Panel depends on the configuration.
If a Zone has been already assigned to a device, this is not changed after the initialization.
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1.22.1 ZONE NAME
Press the numeric key 1 . ZONE Nr:
Enter the number of the zone to be named ZONE Nr: XXX

and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key. NAME: zone name
[F1] FOR DICTIONARY
Press the ∧ key to exit the menu without modifying the name.
Press the < key to delete the existing characters.
By pressing the function key F1 and entering the corresponding word number, it is possible to
use the name included in the dictionary.
To enter a character, hold down the numeric key associated with the letter and release it when
the display shows the letter desired.
Press the > key to enter spaces.
Continue until the name entry is complete, then confirm by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
The display will show the following
message prompting the user to confirm ZONE Nr: XXX
the association of all the existing points NAME: zone name
with the name of the zone.
TRANSFER NAME TO POINTS [1] YES [ACK] NO
Press the numeric key 1 to associate the points with the zone.
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to AVOID associating the above points.
1.22.2 SET DEVICE
Enter the number of the zone where the ZONE Nr: XXX
new point is to be inserted and press the NAME: zone name
SLC Nr:
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
ZONE Nr: XXX

Enter the number of the line of the NAME: zone name
device to be inserted into the zone and SLC Nr: XX
press the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
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Enter the number of the device to be ZONE Nr: XXX

NAME: zone name
entered and press the ACKNOWLEDGE
SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr:
key.
ZONE Nr: XXX

NAME: zone name
The selected device complete with name SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: 1
will be shown in detail. NAME: device name
ZONE Nr: XXX

Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to NAME: zone name
confirm the device entry. A confirmation SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: 1
CONFIRMED
message will be displayed.
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to return to the previous menu.

Use the > key to scroll the existing devices that are not to be associated.
)To delete a device from a zone, it should be placed in a different zone. A device will always
belong to a zone.
1.22.3 SET I/O MODULE
ZONE Nr: XXX

Enter the number of the zone where the
new control module is to be inserted and
Enter the number of the line of the ZONE Nr: XXX

NAME: zone name
control module to be inserted into the
SLC Nr: XX
zone and press the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
ZONE Nr: XXX

Enter the number of the device to be NAME: zone name
entered and press the ACKNOWLEDGE SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
key.
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ZONE Nr: XXX

The selected device complete with name NAME: zone name
will be shown in detail. SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
NAME: module name
ZONE Nr: XXX

Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to NAME: zone name
confirm the device entry. A confirmation SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
message will be displayed. CONFIRMED Y OF Y
It is possible to associate up to 4 control ZONE Nr: XXX

modules to a zone; the following NAME: zone name
message will be displayed when trying CONFIGURATION COMPLETE
to insert more control modules:
Press the < key to return to previous menus.
)To delete a control module from the zone, select it and press the > key.
To delete all the associations between the control modules and the zone, refer to the
section titled VERIFY ZONE.
1.22.4 ZONE MODE
Press the numeric key 4 . ZONE Nr: XXX
Enter the zone number and press the OPERATING MODE

ACKNOWLEDGE key. [1] FIRE ALARM
[2] TECHNOLOGICAL
[3] EXTINGUISH
The zone configuration menu consists of the following options:
[1] FIRE ALARM

when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules, the Alarm relays and the indicators will
be activated depending on the current Alarm level of the Control Panel.
[2] TECHNOLOGICAL
when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules will be activated according to the Alarm
level of the Control Panel.
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[3] EXTINGUISH
when an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules, the Alarm relays and the indicators will
be activated according to the Alarm level of the Control Panel. If the Alarm is generated through
the MASTER ALARM key, located on the Control Panel keyboard, the control modules
associated to the zone will not be activated.
Press the numeric key 1 to configure the zone as FIRE ALARM.

Press the numeric key 2 to configure the zone as TECHNOLOGICAL.
Press the numeric key 3 to configure the zone as EXTINGUISH.
After having selected the configuration ALARM MODE

type, the following menu will appear: [1] SINGLE KNK [4] DOUBLE KNK (D)
[2] SINGLE KNK (D) [5] ALM1 ONLY
[3] DOUBLE KNK [6] DOUBLE KNK (R)
This menu allows the zones to be set in the different Alarm modes.
For a definition of the single terms, refer to the introduction of this manual.
If the clocked functions[2] and [4], or the

reset [6] functions are selected, the DETECTORS DELAY:
following menu will appear:
Enter the detector delay time expressed in minutes using the keypad and confirm the selection
by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Always using the keypad, enter the

delay time for the manual detectors and DETECTORS DELAY: XX
confirm by pressing the MANUAL CALL POINTS DELAY:
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
)The maximum settable delay time is 10 minutes.

The double knock mode with reset can be applied to the technological zones only. The
time set both for the sensors and the detectors represents the duration of the Alarm condition.
From this point on, the configuration menus are common.
Once the selected mode has been set, DRIFT [1] YES [2] # NO
the operator will be prompted whether to
enable the drift function.
Press the numeric key 1 to enable the drift function.

Press the numeric key 2 to disable the drift function.
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to confirm the choice.
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DRIFT [1] YES [2] # NO

Now, the operator will be prompted
NIGHT/DAY [1] YES [2] # NO
whether to enable the night/day function.
Press the numeric key 1 to enable the night/day function.

Press the numeric key 2 to disable the night/day function.
The prompt to enable the evacuation DRIFT [1] YES [2] # NO

follows. NIGHT/DAY [1] YES [2] # NO
EVACUATION [1] # YES [2] NO
Press the numeric key 1 to enable the evacuation function.

Press the numeric key 2 to disable the evacuation function.
In the event of a non technological zone, DRIFT [1] YES [2] # NO

programmed to double knock with or NIGHT/DAY [1] YES [2] # NO
without time, the Control Panel will ask EVACUATION [1] # YES [2] NO
whether to enable or disable the Master MASTER ALARM [1] YES [2] # NO
Alarm function (evacuation) when the
second detector Alarm occurs.
In such a case, when “YES” is selected, the Control Panel will switch to Alarm 2 resulting in the
enabling of the Master Alarm (evacuation) function.
Press the numeric key 1 to enable the Master Alarm function.
Press the numeric key 2 to disable the Master Alarm function.
In the case of a technological zone, the DRIFT [1] YES [2] # NO

operator will be prompted whether to NIGHT/DAY [1] YES [2] # NO
activate the indications during the Alarm EVACUATION [1] # YES [2] NO
SIGNALING [1] # YES [2] NO
condition.
In this case, when “NO” is selected, any Alarm conditions for the technological zones will not
activate the buzzer, the backlighting or the modem calls.
Press the numeric key 1 to activate the indications.

Press the numeric key 2 to deactivate the indications.
In the event of a double knock

technological zone with reset function, USE RELAYS: [1] SI [2] # NO
the user will be prompted to activate the
Alarm relays during the Alarm condition.
In this case, when “YES” is selected, any Alarm conditions for the technological zones will
activate the Alarm relays depending on the zone status. The siren output relay is never
activated.
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Press the numeric key 1 to activate the Alarm relays.

Press the numeric key 2 when there’s no need to activate the Alarm relays.
1.22.5 EXCLUDE ZONE
This command allows both the inclusion and the exclusion of the selected zone to be
effected.
Enter the number of the zone to be ZONE Nr: XXX

included/excluded and confirm using the NAME: zone name
Press the INCLUDE key to include the selected zone.

Press the EXCLUDE key to exclude the selected zone.
Use the < to confirm the configuration.
)If a given device is excluded, it will remain excluded independently of excluding and re-
including the zone to which it belongs..
The exclusion of a zone is not only indicated by the Control Panel front indicators, but it is also
signalled on the display and stored in the event list. The exclusion also involves the activation of
the exclusion relay.
1.22.6 VERIFY ZONE
Enter the number of the zone to be verified ZONE Nr: XXX

and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE NAME: zone name
key. SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE:X
NAME: device name
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All the devices located on the line of the selected zone can be displayed using the ∧ and ∨
keys.
To change the number of the line where the zones are located, press:
1 to decrease the line number.
2 to increase the line number.
By pressing the function key F1 , the ZONE Nr: XXX INCLUDED

display will show the current zone OPER. MODE: FIRE ALARM S1:-- S2:--
ALARM MODE: DOUBLE KNK P:--
settings. DEL. DEI.: XX DEL. MCP.: XX
where S1, S2 and P represent the zone association with the synoptic panels, while SEN DEL.
and MAN. DEL indicate the delay times respectively for the detectors and the manual call points
for the time Alarm modes (single or double knock with time).
DRIFT NO
Press the function key F1 . NIGHT/DAY NO
EVACUATION YES
SIGNALING / MASTER ALARM YES
ZONE Nr: XXX

Press the function key F1 . NAME: zone name
SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE:X
NAME: device name
)The warning “INDICATIONS” is displayed only for the zones in the technological mode.
The indication “MASTER ALARM” is displayed only for the non technological zones in the
double knock mode.
By pressing the function key F2, the display DETECTORS MAP

will show the number of detectors per line 082L01 010L2
and the control modules associated with
the zone.
L01A081* I/O MODULE NAME

L—-A---
Press the function key F2 . L—-A---
L—-A---
ZONE Nr: XXX

NAME: zone name
Press the function key F2 . SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE:X
NAME: device name

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)When the control module display is active, it is possible to eliminate all the associations
between zone and control modules by pressing the numeric key 1 . The asterisk following the
control module coordinates signifies that it refers to the evacuation. The evacuation status of the
control module depends on the last executed zone/group association.
1.22.7 SYNOPTIC UNITS
Press the numeric key 1 from the second section of the zone programming menu.
Enter the zone number and confirm ZONE Nr: XXX

using
the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Enter the address of the first synoptic panel LED ANNUNCIATOR S1:
to which the zone is to be associated and
confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Enter the address of the second synoptic LED ANNUNCIATOR S1: XX

panel to which the zone is to be associated LED ANNUNCIATOR S2:
and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
LED ANNUNCIATOR S1: XX

Enter the synoptic output to which the LED ANNUNCIATOR S2: XX
zone is to be associated and press the OUTPUT TO ACTIVATE P:
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
)Enter 0 to avoid the association of a synoptic panel with the zone.

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1.23 GROUP – Group programming
This section is for programming the configurations and the associations of the detector
and zone groups.
Press the numeric key 3 from the main [1] DETECTORS GROUP
menu. [2] ZONES GROUP
The group programming menu consists of the following options:
[1] DETECTOR GROUP

This option allows the grouping of devices existing on equal or different detection lines.
[2] ZONE GROUP

This option allows the grouping of several zones.
Press the numeric key 1 to configure the detector groups.

Press the numeric key 2 to configure the zone groups.
1.23.1 DETECTOR GROUP
Press the numeric key 1 from the group

DETECTORS GROUP SETTING
type selection menu.
[1] GROUP NAME [4] MODE GROUP
[2] SET DEVICE [5] EXCLUDE GROUP
[3] SET I/O MODULE [6] VERIFY GROUP
Press the function key F1 to access the DETECTORS GROUP SETTING

second section. [1] LED ANNUNCIATORS
The programming menu of the detector groups consist of the following options:
[1] GROUP NAME

This option allows a name composed by up to 32 alpha and numeric characters to be
associated to the group.
[2] SET DEVICE

This option allows the devices to be associated to the selected group.
[3] SET I/O MODULE

This option allows the control modules to be associated to the selected group.
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[4] GROUP MODE

This option can be used to set the group operation modes.
[5] EXCLUDE GROUP

This option allows a group to be included/excluded.
[6] VERIFY GROUP

This option allows the verification of a group.
[F1+1] SYNOPTIC UNITS

This option allows the group to be associated to the synoptic units.
1.23.1.1 GROUP NAME
Press the numeric key 1 . GROUP Nr:

NAME: group name
Enter the number of the group to be named GROUP Nr:

and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key. NAME: group name
[F1] FOR DICTIONARY
Press the < key to delete existing characters.

To exit the menu, without modifying the name, press the ∧ key.
By pressing the F1 key and entering the word identifier, the name included in the dictionary can
be used.
To enter a character, hold down the numeric key associated with the letter and release when
1.23.1.2 SET DEVICE
Type the number of the group where the GROUP Nr: XXX
new point is to be inserted and press the NAME: group name
SLC Nr:
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
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GROUP Nr: XXX

Enter the number of the line of the NAME: group name
device to be inserted into the group and SLC Nr: XX
GROUP Nr: XXX

Enter the number of the device to be NAME: group name
entered and press the ACKNOWLEDGE SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr:
key.
GROUP Nr: XXX

The selected device, complete with NAME: group name
name, will be shown in detail. SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: 1
NAME: device name
GROUP Nr: XXX

Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to
NAME: group name
confirm the device entry. A confirmation SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: X
message will be displayed. CONFIRMED 01 OF 10
GROUP Nr: XXX

Press the > key to delete the device NAME: group name
from the group in question. SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: 1
ERASED 01 OF 10
A confirmation message will be displayed.
1.23.1.3 SET I/O MODULE
Press the numeric key 3 . GROUP Nr
new control module is to be inserted and
GROUP Nr: XXX

control module to be inserted into the SLC Nr:
group and press the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
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GROUP Nr: XXX

Enter the number of the control module to NAME: group name
be entered and press the ACKNOWLEDGE SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr:
key.
GROUP Nr: XXX

The selected device, complete with NAME: group name
name, will be shown in detail. SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
NAME: XXXXXXXXX
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to confirm GROUP Nr: XXX

the control module entry. A confirmation NAME: group name
SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
message will be displayed. CONFIRMED 1 OF 4
GROUP Nr: XXX

It is possible to associate up to 4 control NAME: group name
modules to a group; the following message CONFIGURATION COMPLETE
will be displayed when trying to insert more
control modules:
Press the < key to return to previous menus.
) To delete a control module from the zone, select it and press the > key.
1.23.1.4 GROUP MODE
Press the numeric key 4 . GROUP Nr: XXX
Enter the group number and press the OPERATING MODE

ACKNOWLEDGE key. [1] FIRE ALARM
[2] TECHNOLOGICAL
The group configuration menu consists of the following options:
[1] FIRE ALARM

When an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules, the Alarm relays and the indicators
will be activated depending on the current Alarm level of the Control Panel.
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[2] TECHNOLOGICAL
Press the numeric key 1 to configure the group as FIRE ALARM.

Press the numeric key 2 to configure the group as TECHNOLOGICAL.
After having selected the configuration ALARM MODE

type, the following menu will appear: [1] SINGLE KNK [4] DOUBLE KNK (D)
[2] SINGLE KNK (D) [5] ALM1 ONLY
[3] DOUBLE KNK
The groups can be set to the different Alarm modes using this menu.
Press the numeric key corresponding to the desired type.
If the operator selects the clocked

functions [2] and [4], the following DETECTORS DELAY: XX
message will appear:
Enter the detector delay time expressed in minutes using the keypad and confirm the selection
by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Always using the keypad, enter the

DETECTORS DELAY: XX
delay time for the manual detectors and MANUAL CALL POINTS DELAY:
confirm by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
) The maximum settable delay time is 10 minutes.

In the event of a non technological group,
programmed to double knock, the Control MASTER ALARM [1] YES [2] # NO
Panel will ask whether to enable or disable
the Master Alarm function (evacuation)
when the second detector Alarm occurs.
In the case of a technological group, the

SIGNALING [1] # SI [2] NO
operator will be prompted whether to
activate the indications during the Alarm
condition.
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In this case, when “NO” is selected, any Alarm conditions for the technological groups will not
activate the buzzer, the backlighting and the modem calls.

1.23.1.5 EXCLUDE GROUP
Both the inclusion and the exclusion of the selected group can be performed using this
command.
GROUP Nr: XXX
Enter the number of the group to be GROUP Nr: XXX

included/excluded and confirm using the NAME: group name
[I] # INCLUDE [E] EXCLUDE
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Press the numeric key 1 to include the selected group.

Press the numeric key 2 to exclude the selected group.
) The exclusion of a group is not only indicated by the Control Panel front indicators, but it is
also signalled on the display and stored in the event list. The exclusion also involves the
activation of the exclusion relay.
1.23.1.6 VERIFY GROUP

GROUP Nr: XXX
Enter the number of the group to be
verified and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
GROUP Nr: XXX

All devices located on the selected NAME: group name
group can be displayed using the ∧ and SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: X
∨ keys. NAME: device name 01/10
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By pressing the function key F1 , the display will show the current group settings.
GROUP Nr: XXX INCLUDED

Press the function key F1 . OPER. MODE: FIRE ALARM S1:-- S2:--
DEL. DET.: XX DEL. MCP.: XX
where S1, S2 and P represent the group association with the synoptic panels, while SEN DEL.
and MAN. DEL indicate the delay times respectively for the detectors and the manual call points
for the time Alarm modes (single or double knock with time).
Press the function key F1 . GROUP Nr: XXX

NAME: GROUP XXX
SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: X
NAME: device name 01/10
By pressing this key again, when the group is not in the technological mode, the status of the
Master Alarm function will be displayed.
MASTER ALARM NO
Press the function key F1 .
Alternatively, if the group is in technological mode, the display will show the status of the
indications.
SIGNALING YES
By pressing the function key F2 , the display will show the current settings of the control modules
included in the group.
L01A125* I/O MODULE NAME
Press the function key F2 . L—-A---
L—-A---
L—-A---
Press the function key F2 . GROUP Nr: XXX

NAME: group name
SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX TYPE: X
NAME: device name 01/10
)All the associations between device group and control modules can be eliminated by
pressing the numeric key 1 , when the control module display is active. The asterisk following
the control module coordinates signifies that it refers to the evacuation. The evacuation status of
the control module depends on the last executed zone/group association.
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When the display of the devices existing in the group is active, the device can be eliminated
from the group by pressing the numeric key 1 .
1.23.1.7 SYNOPTIC UNITS
Press the numeric key 1 from the GROUP Nr: XXX

second section of the group menu.
Enter the group number and confirm LED ANNUNCIATOR S1:

using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Enter the address of the first synoptic panel to which the group is to be associated and confirm using

panel to which the group is to be LED ANNUNCIATOR S2:
associated and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.

LED ANNUNCIATOR S2: XX
group is to be associated and press the OUTPUT TO ACTIVATE P:
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
) Enter 0 to avoid the association of any synoptic panel to the group.

1.23.2 ZONE GROUP
ZONES GROUP SETTING
Press the numeric key 1 from the group [1] GROUP NAME [4] MODE GROUP
type selection menu. [2] SET ZONE [5] EXCLUDE GROUP
[3] SET I/O MODULE [6] VERIFY GROUP
ZONES GROUP SETTING

Press the function key F1 to access the [1] LED ANNUNCIATORS
second section.
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The zone group programming menu consists of the following options:
[1] GROUP NAME

associated to the zone group.
[2] SET ZONE

This option allows the devices to be associated with the selected zone group.
[3] SET I/O MODULE

This option allows the control modules to be associated with the selected zone group.
[4] GROUP MODE

This option can be used to set the group operation modes.
[5] EXCLUDE GROUP

This option allows a group to be included / excluded.
[6] VERIFY GROUP

This option allows a group to be verified.
[F1 + 1] SYNOPTIC UNITS

This option allows the group to be associated to the synoptic units.
1.23.2.1 GROUP NAME
GROUP Nr:
Enter the number of the group to be named GROUP Nr:

and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key. NAME: group name
[F1] FOR DICTIONARY

Press the < key to delete the existing
characters.
The name included in the dictionary can be used by pressing the function key F1 and entering
the corresponding word identifier. To enter a character, hold down the numeric key associated
with the letter and release when the display shows the letter desired.
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1.23.2.2 SET ZONE
Type the number of the group where the GROUP Nr:

zone is to be inserted and press the NAME: group name
ACKNOWLEDGE key. ZONE Nr:
Enter the number of the zone to be GROUP Nr: XXX

inserted in the group and press the NAME: group name
ACKNOWLEDGE key. ZONE Nr:
NAME: zone name
GROUP Nr: XXX

Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to NAME: group name
confirm the zone entry. ZONE Nr: XXX
CONFIRMED X OF 10
Press the > key to delete the zone from GROUP Nr: XXX
the group. NAME: group name
A confirmation message will be ZONE Nr: XXX
displayed. ERASED X OF 10
1.23.2.3 SET I/O MODULE
new control module is to be inserted and NAME: group name
GROUP Nr: XXX

control module to be inserted into the SLC Nr: XX
group and press the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
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Enter the number of the control module to GROUP Nr: XXX

be inserted and press the ACKNOWLEDGE NAME: group name
key. SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr:
GROUP Nr: XXX

NAME: group name
The selected device will be shown in SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
detail. NAME: module name
GROUP Nr: XXX

Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to NAME: group name
confirm the control module entry. SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
CONFIRMED 1 OF 4
GROUP Nr: XXX

Press the > key to erase the control NAME: group name
module from the group. SLC Nr: XX MODULE Nr: XXX
ERASED 1 OF 4
It is possible to associate up to 4 control GROUP Nr: XXX

modules to a group; the following message NAME: group name
will be displayed when trying to insert more CONFIGURATION COMPLETE
control modules:
1.23.2.4 GROUP MODE

GROUP Nr: XXX
OPERATING MODE
Enter the number of the group and press [1] FIRE ALARM
the ACKNOWLEDGE key. [2] TECHNOLOGICAL
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The group configuration menu consists of the following options:
[1] FIRE ALARM

[2] TECHNOLOGICAL
When an Alarm condition occurs, all the control modules will be activated depending on the
Alarm level of the Control Panel.
Press the numeric key 1 to configure the group as FIRE ALARM.

Press the numeric key 2 to configure the group as TECHNOLOGICAL.
ALARM MODE
After having selected the configuration [1] SINGLE KNK [4] DOUBLE KNK (D)
type, the following menu will appear: [2] SINGLE KNK (D) [5] ALM1 ONLY
[3] DOUBLE KNK
This menu allows the groups to be set to the different Alarm modes.
Press the numeric key corresponding to the desired type.
If the clocked functions [2] and [4] are

selected, the following menu will appear: GROUP DELAY:
Enter the delay time and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.

In the event of a non technological group,
programmed to double knock, the operator MASTER ALARM [1] YES [2] # NO
will be prompted whether to enable or
disable the Master Alarm function
(evacuation) when the second zone Alarm
occurs.

In the case of a technological group, the

operator will be prompted whether to SIGNALING [1] # YES [2] NO
activate the indications during the Alarm
condition.
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In this case, when “NO” is selected, any Alarm conditions for the technological groups will not
activate the buzzer, the backlighting and the modem calls.

1.23.2.5 EXCLUDE GROUP
Both the inclusion and the exclusion of the selected group can be performed using this
command.

included/excluded and confirm using the NAME: group name
Press the INCLUDE key to include the selected group.

Press the EXCLUDE key to exclude the selected group.
Use the < to confirm the configuration.
) The exclusion of a group is not only indicated by the Control Panel front indicators, but it is
1.23.2.6 VERIFY GROUP

verified and confirm using the NAME: group name
ZONE Nr: XXX
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
NAME: zone name YY/XX
The ∧ and ∨ keys allows the operator to view all the zones included in the selected group.
By pressing the function key F1 , the display will show the current group settings.
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GROUP Nr: XXX INCLUDED

Press the function key F1 . OPER. MODE: FIRE ALARM S1:-- S2:--
GROUP DELAY: XX
where S1, S2 and P represent the group association with the synoptic panels, while SEN DEL.
and MAN. DEL indicate the delay time for the time Alarm modes (single or double knock with
time).
GROUP Nr: XXX
NAME: group name
ZONE Nr: XXX
By pressing this key again, when the group is not in the technological mode, the status of the
Master Alarm function will be displayed.
Press the function key F1 . MASTER ALARM NO
Alternatively, if the group is in technological mode, the status of the indications will be displayed.

SIGNALING YES
By pressing the function key F2 , the display will show the current settings of the control modules
located in the group.
Press the function key F2 . L01A125* I/O MODULE NAME

L—-A---
L—-A---
L—-A---

GROUP Nr: XXX
Press the < key to return to the previous NAME: group name
menus. ZONE Nr: XXX
) When the control module display is

active, all the associations between zone group and control modules can be eliminated by pressing
the numeric key 1.
The asterisk following the control module coordinates signifies that it refers to the evacuation.
The evacuation status of the control module depends on the last executed zone/group association.
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1.23.2.7 SYNOPTIC UNITS
Press the numeric key 1 from the GROUP Nr: XXX

second section of the zone group menu.
Enter the group number and confirm LED ANNUNCIATOR S1

using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Enter the address of the first synoptic panel to which the group is to be associated and press the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.

panel to which the group is to be LED ANNUNCIATOR S2:
associated and press the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.

group is to be associated and press the LED ANNUNCIATOR S2: XX
ACKNOWLEDGE key. OUTPUT TO ACTIVATE P:
Press the < key to return to the previous
menus.
) Enter 0 to avoid the association of any synoptic panel to the group.
1.24 DEVICE – Device programming
This sections is for programming the various devices.
Press the PROG. key to begin the [1] CIRCUIT [5] PASSWORD
programming procedure. The following [2] ZONE [6] LANGUAGE/LINGUA
menu will be displayed:

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Enter the number of the line on which the SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr:
device is located and press the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Enter the number of the device to be selected and press the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Some information concerning the device SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX
type, the zone and the associations with TYPE: device type ZONE: XXX
the synoptic panels will be immediately [1] NAME [3] EXCLUDE S1:-- S2:--
displayed. [2] SETTING [4] VERIFY O:--
S1= Address of the first synoptic panel S2= Address of the second synoptic panel
P= Point of the synoptic panel DG= Degraded (for manual call points only)
The device programming menu consists of the following options:
[1] NAME
associated to the device.
[2] SETTING
This option allows the typical functions of the selected device to be set.
[3] EXCLUDE
This option allows a device to be included / excluded.
[4] VERIFY
This option allows the current settings of the selected device to be verified.
[F1+1] SYNOPTIC UNITS

This option allows the device to be associated to the synoptic units.
1.24.1 NAME
DEVICE NAME
Press the numeric key 1 . NAME: device name
[F1] FOR DICTIONARY

the corresponding word identifier.
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1.24.2 SETTING
Press the numeric key 2 . [1] PRIORITY [5] DEGRADED

[2] RESET DELAY [6] MASTER ALARM
[3] LEVEL
[4] DEFAULT
The device programming menu, excluding the control modules, consists of the following options:
[1] PRIORITY
This options allows the selected device to be checked more frequently by the Control Panel.
[2] RESET DELAY

This options allows the zone intervention time to be reset by using the manual call point. In such
a case, the zone mode must be set a time mode.
[3] LEVEL
This options allows the activation thresholds of the device to be modified.
[4] DEFAULT
This option resets the default values (factory set values) of the device.
[5] DEGRADED
This option degrades the selected manual call point so that it can provide one Alarm increment
instead of two.
[6] MASTER ALARM

This option associates the evacuation function (Master Alarm) to the manual call point.
1.24.2.1 PRIORITY
Press the numeric key 1 . PRIORITY [1] YES [2] # NO
Press the numeric key 1 to set the device as priority.

Press the numeric key 2 to NOT set the device as priority.
)After the initialization procedure, the manual call points are always set as priority.
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1.24.2.2 RESET DELAY
This option applies for manual call points only.

RESET DELAY [1] YES [2] # NO
Press the numeric key 1 to eliminate the delay time of the device.
Press the numeric key 2 to NOT eliminate the delay time of the device.
1.24.2.3 LEVEL
Press the numeric key 3 . THRESHOLD LEVEL 1 (060): XXX
Enter the first threshold value, confirm THRESHOLD LEVEL 1 (060): XXX
with the ACKNOWLEDGE key. THRESHOLD LEVEL 2 (000): XXX
Enter the second threshold value, confirm THRESHOLD LEVEL 1 (060): XXX
with the ACKNOWLEDGE key. THRESHOLD LEVEL 2 (000): XXX
THRESHOLD LEVEL 3 (000):
Enter the third threshold value, confirm with

the ACKNOWLEDGE key. THRESHOLD LEVEL 1 (060): XXX
THRESHOLD LEVEL 2 (000): XXX
THRESHOLD LEVEL 3 (000): XXX
Confirm the entered configuration using
key < .
)When threshold levels for a given manual call point are set, it will be automatically
degraded.
A multiple threshold detector can also be defined so that, anytime the set threshold is
exceeded, the detector sends an Alarm to the Control Panel.
It is critical that the threshold values are ascending (L1<L2<L3) and when a threshold is not
used, it MUST be set to the 0 value (ZERO).
Modifying the set values is not recommended. Before accessing to this menu, remove the JP11
(JP8 – Area54-1) jumper on CPU board (put it again in place once the menu is displayed).
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1.24.2.4 DEFAULT

DEFAULT VALUES RESTORING
[1] YES [2] # NO
Press the numeric key 1 to reset the default values.

Press the numeric key 2 to NOT reset the default values.
1.24.2.5 DEGRADED
Press the numeric key 5 . DEGRADED [1] YES [2] # NO
Press the numeric key 1 to set the manual call point as degraded.
Press the numeric key 2 to NOT set the manual call point as degraded.
1.24.2.6 MASTER ALARM
Press the numeric key 6 . MASTER ALARM [1] YES [2] # NO
Press the numeric key 1 to set the manual call point to execute the evacuation function (Master
Alarm).
Press the numeric key 2 to NOT set the manual call point to execute the evacuation function
(Master Alarm).
1.24.3 SET – Control Module
Press the numeric key 2 . SILENCE SIREN [1] # YES [2] NO

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When “YES” is selected, the SILENCE. SIREN and REARM SIREN keys act also on the
control module outputs, whilst when “NO” is selected, the SILENCE. SIREN and REARM SIREN
keys have no effect on the control module outputs.
Press the numeric key 1 to set “YES”.

Press the numeric key 2 to set “NO”.
1.24.4 EXCLUDE
Press the numeric key 3 . SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX

NAME: device name
Press the INCLUDE key to include the device and press the EXCLUDE key to exclude it.
) If a given device is excluded, the device will remain excluded when trying to exclude and
re-include the zone in which it is located.
The exclusion of a device is not only indicated by the Control Panel front indicators, but it is
1.24.5 VERIFY
SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX M:#
Press the numeric key 3 . NAME: device name
TYPE: device type ZONE Nr: XXX
L1A:060 L2A:000 L3A:000 PRI.:- DEL:-
All the information related to the detector or to the manual call point will be displayed.
In the first row of the display the indication “M:#” means that the evacuation function has been
enabled for the manual call point.
For the detectors, the last row of the display will show the relevant threshold values or the levels
and the information concerning the priority or delayed detector. In the case of a delayed or a
priority detector, the character “#” will appear beside the wording.
Use the < key to return to the previous menu.
In the case of a control module, the SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX
NAME: module name
display will show the following
TYPE: I/O MODULE
information: SILENCE SIREN: YES
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Thereafter, by pressing the SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX

ACKNOWLEDGE key, the control module NAME: module name
associations with the various zones will be TYPE: I/O MODULE
shown on the display. SET TO: ZXXX
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to switch to the next association. The associations with the
detector groups and the zone groups are respectively represented with GDXXX and GZXXX.
The main device menu is displayed at the end of the associations.
1.24.6 SYNOPTIC UNITS

SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX
Press the function key F1 . [1] LED ANNUNCIATORS
Enter the address of the first synoptic panel LED ANNUNCIATORS S1:
to which the zone is to be associated and
Enter the address of the second synoptic

LED ANNUNCIATORS S1: XX
panel to which the zone is to be associated LED ANNUNCIATORS S2:
and press the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Enter the synoptic output to which the LED ANNUNCIATORS S1: XX

zone is to be associated and press the LED ANNUNCIATORS S2: XX
ACKNOWLEDGE key. OUTPUT TO ACTIVATE P:
) Enter 0 to avoid the association of any synoptic panel to the device.

1.25 PASSWORD
The Control Panel is able to manage 10 passwords on three different levels:
• 1 password of level 1 (currently not used).

• 7 passwords of user level 2 (passwords from 2 to 8): all functions are enabled with the
exception of the PROG MENU.
• 1 password of advanced level 2 (password 9): as user level 2 + event indicator.
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• 1 password of level 3 (password 10): complete control (administrator).
For password management, press the [1] CIRCUIT [5] PASSWORD

PROG. key. [2] ZONE [6] LANGUAGE/LINGUA
The following menu will be displayed: [3] GROUP [7] PLANT NAME
ENABLE PASSWORD [1] # YES [2] NO

Press the 1 key to enable the use of the password.

Press the 2 key to NOT enable the use of the password.
By enabling the use of the password, the

display will show the menu to the side: [1] SET PASSWORD
[2] VIEW PASSWORD
This menu allows the existing and the current passwords to be viewed and modified.
Press the numeric key 1 to modify the PASSWORD Nr:

existing passwords.
Enter the number of the password to be PASSWORD Nr: X

modified and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key. PASSWORD: XXXXX
Enter the new password using the keypad.

)The password must be 5 digits long (numeric format only).

Press the numeric key 2 to view the
existing passwords. 1-XXXXX 2-XXXXX 3-XXXXX 4-XXXXX 5-XXXXX
6-XXXXX 7-XXXXX 8-XXXXX 9-XXXXX
Press the < key to exit. 10-XXXXX
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)The default passwords (factory set) are:

LEVEL PASSWORD ADVANCED LEVEL 2: During the smooth operation of the
1 11111 Control Panel, when no events occur, a flashing asterisk is
2 Users 22222 shown at the top right.
2 Advanc. 99999 When an event occurs, the asterisk changes to a hash.
3 33333
The utility of this function is to verify “at a glance” if anything has happened without having to
browse the event list of the Control Panel.
No event occurred. *
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
12/10/00 11:50
AREA 54/16
Event occurred. #
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
12/10/00 11:50
AREA 54/16
The advanced level 2 user and the administrator (level 3) have the possibility to return the
viewings on the display to the their original conditions.
Press the RESET EVENT key and enter the advanced level 2 password to reset the initial
conditions.
If the passwords haven’t been enabled for the reset, just press the PROG. key and then exit by
pressing the < key.
Anytime a password is required and entered, the Control Panel stores the password event and
the number of the used password in its event list.
1.26 LANGUAGE/LINGUA
Press the PROG. key to set a language. [1] CIRCUIT [5] PASSWORD
The following menu will be displayed: [2] ZONE [6] LANGUAGE/LINGUA

[1] LINGUA ITALIANO
[2] ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Press the numeric key 1 to select the

Italian language.
Press the numeric key 2 to select the English language.
Once the desired language has been entered, press the < key to return to the previous menus.
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)The change of the language implies the exchange of the content of the preloaded
dictionary with the dictionary corresponding to the selected language. Any words that have been
changed from the original version will be lost. On the contrary, user words will not be modified.
1.27 PLANT NAME
Press the numeric key 7 and enter the PLANT NAME

plant name. NAME: plant name
[F1] FOR DICTIONARY
the corresponding word identifier. To enter a character, hold down the numeric key associated
with the letter and release when the display shows the letter desired.
1.28 MISCELLANEOUS
This menu is for programming and managing all the auxiliary options for Control Panel
operation.
Press the numeric key 8 . [1] PRINTER [5] DICTIONARY

[2] COMMUNICATIONS [6] REVISIONS
[3] EXTERNAL MODULES [7] CLOCK
[4] CONTROL UNIT [8] EXTERNAL RELAYS
This menus contains the following submenus:
[1] PRINTER
This option ensures the management of the external printer.
[2] COMMUNICATIONS
This option allows the management of the modem, the MASTER / SLAVE configurations, the
identification code of the Control Panel and the programming of the Control Panel via PC. The
modem management and the MASTER / SLAVE configuration require the installation of the
additional MMS 54 module.
[3] EXTERNAL MODULES

This option allows the configuration of the external modules as remote panels and synoptic
units. In the latter case, the MMS 54 module must be installed.
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[4] CONTROL UNIT

This option allows the Control Panel parameters to be configured.
[5] DICTIONARY
This option allows the words included in the dictionary to be modified.
[6] REVISIONS
This option displays the software revisions of the system.
[7] CLOCK
This option allows the current date and time to be set.
[8] EXTERNAL RELAYS

This option allows the external relay configuration to be set.
1.28.1 PRINTER
Press the numeric key 1 . [1] ENABLE

[2] DISABLE
[3] EXCLUDE
This menu allows the printer operation to be enabled, eliminated or excluded. When the printer
is connected, the installer can enable it for operation by pressing “Enable”. If it is necessary to
physically remove the printer, before removing it select “Delete” for a permanent removal, or
“Exclude” for a temporary removal.
)If the printer is removed without any previous exclusion or elimination, the system
generates a system fault.
Before enabling the printer on the Control Panel, make sure that it is connected, functioning
and in the “on-line” status.
The exclusion is not only indicated by the Control Panel front indicators, but it is also
To connect a printer to the control panels AREA54-4, 8, 16, 32 MSP54 module is
required.
To connect a printer to AREA54-1, MCS54 module is required.
1.28.2 COMMUNICATIONS
From this menu, the operator can enable, control and manage Area 54’s
communications towards other systems or other Control Panels.
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Press the numeric key 2 . COMMUNICATIONS

[1] PC PROG. [4] MASTER/SLAVE
[2] MODEM
[3] CONTROL UNIT ID
1.28.2.1 ENABLING PROGRAMMING
Press the numeric key 1 or 2 to enable or

disable the programming through the serial ENABLE PROGR. [1] # YES [2] NO
port.
Thereafter, select the desired option.
)This function protects the Control Panel against undesired accesses. After programming
through personal computer and the SOFT 54 program, it is good practice to inhibit the serial
port the above option. When using the modem, the programming MUST be enabled.
1.28.2.2 MODEM
[1] ENABLE [5] MODE
Press the numeric key 2 to view the [2] DISABLE [6] TELEPH. LIST
“MODEM” menu. [3] EXCLUDE [7] EVENTS
[4] VERIFY [8] PASSWORD
1.28.2.2.1 ENABLE
This function enables the modem connected to the Control Panel.

Press the numeric key 1 to proceed with the enabling.
Once the modem has been detected,

DEVICE RECOGNIZED
the message shown on the side will
appear.
)Once detected, the modem must not be turned off or disconnected, since it is continuously
checked; a disconnection of the connecting cable or the power supply cord for more than 2
minutes will result in a system failure.
All actions of the modem are stored in the events list (i.e. calls, connections and
disconnections). The modem connection requires MMS 54 module.
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1.28.2.2.2 DISABLE
Press the numeric key 2 to remove the

previously enabled modem. DEVICE DISABLED
1.28.2.2.3 EXCLUDE
This function serves to temporarily exclude the previously enabled modem.

The symbol “#” identifies the current

status.
Press the INCLUDE or EXCLUDE keys depending on the need to include or exclude the modem.
Press the < key to return to the previous menu.
) The exclusion is not only indicated by the Control Panel front indicators, but it is also
signalled on the display and stored in the events list. The exclusion also involves the activation
of the exclusion relay.
1.28.2.2.4 VERIFY
All the setup parameters of the modem can be verified using this special function.
Press the numeric key 4 . OPER. MODE: modem operating mode

[ACK] ASSOCIATION EVENT
[F1] TELEPHONE NUMBERS LIST
[F2] AT COMMANDS & PASSWORD
The first row of the menu highlights the current configuration type of the modem.
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to view
the events associated with each of the 4
available phone numbers. TEL. Nr. X AL FS FF MA
* - - -
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Where:
AL= Alarm FS=System fault
FF= Field fault MA=Maintenance
Press repeatedly the ACKNOWLEDGE key to scroll the event association for the next four
available numbers, until the operator returns to the previous menu.
By pressing the function key F1 , the 4 stored phone numbers will be shown on the display.
Press the function key F1 . TEL. Nr. 1: 1234567890

TEL. Nr. 2: 1234567890
TEL. Nr. 3: 1234567890
TEL. Nr. 4: 1234567890
Press the function key F1 to return to the
previous menu.
The function key F2 allows the AT initialization strings and the “on-line” access secured
password to be viewed.
CMD. Nr. 1:
Press the function key F2 . CMD. Nr. 2:
CMD. Nr. 3:
PASSWORD: 00000
Press the function key F2 to return to the previous menu.
)The AT commands can only be programmed via personal computer using the SOFT 54
program.
1.28.2.2.5 MODE
This function serves to set the type of modem operation
Press the numeric key 5 . [1] ORIGINATE

[2] ANSWER
[3] ANSWER/ORIGINATE
Press the numeric key 1 to set the ORIGINATE configuration (when an event occurs, the
modem generates one or more calls to the phone numbers which have been programmed and
associated with the events).
Press the numeric key 2 to set the ANSWER configuration (the modem accepts the incoming
calls connecting to the remote modem).
Press the numeric key 3 to set the ANSWER / ORIGINATE configuration (the modem accepts
the incoming calls connecting to the remote modem). When an event occurs, the modem
generates one or more calls to the phone numbers which have been programmed and
associated with the events.
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1.28.2.2.6 TELEPHONE LIST
Use this function to set the 4 phone numbers to be called.

TELEPHONE NUMBER:
Enter the number from 1 to 4 of the phone number to be set.
Type in the phone number to be called TELEPHONE NUMBER: 1

and confirm with the ACKNOWLEDGE
key. TEL.: 1234567890
Each phone number can contain up to 20 characters.

It is possible to enter some special characters allowing the phone number to be customized:
T = phone number tone or dual-tone multi-frequency DTMF dialling (function key F1 ).
P = phone number pulse dialling (function key F2 ).
,(point) = pause of 2 seconds during the dialling of the phone number.
1.28.2.2.7 EVENTS
It is possible to define which events will force the modem to execute a call to the
telephone network in order to reach a management center. The events that can be associated
with each single phone are defined as follows and listed in order of precedence:
• Alarm
• System fault
• Field fault
• Maintenance
Each call is considered successful when the correct password exchange of the modem
occurs after the connection. In the event of an unsuccessful call, it is continuously repeated
according to specific timings until the call ends successfully, or a Global Reset is performed.
The call and the eventual recalls are always made in the following order: if the
connection is impossible (i.e. busy, no answer), the modem is forced to execute 3 attempts to
call, each call 2 minutes apart. If, after 3 attempts, the call does not end successfully, the
call/recall procedure will be repeated every 5 minutes. In case the connection falls at the
connection stage (handshake), the recall is immediate (3 attempts with subsequent delay of 5
minutes). The activation of the function is subordinate to the sending of the ATX4 string for the
on line tone check. Otherwise (i.e. a default), the “no carrier” message will be displayed.
If more events occurred on the same phone number, the system will make as many calls as
events, provided the operator does not send an “on-line” Global Reset command.
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Press the numeric key 7 . TELEPHONE NUMBER:
Enter the phone number (from 1 to 4) to be associated with the events.
PHONE No.: X AL SF FF MA
The following menu will be displayed: * - - -
[1-AL...4-MA]
To associate / eliminate the event for the selected phone number, press the numeric keys:
1 for the Alarms (AL)
2 for the System faults (SF)
3 for the Field faults (FF)
4 for the Maintenance (MA)
The symbol “*” indicates the event associated with the selected phone number.
The symbol “-“indicates the event NOT associated with the selected phone number.
Press the < key to return to the main menu.
Timeout due to inactivity: to avoid any connection problems and unnecessary links, the Control
Panel aborts any local and/or remote activation connection in the event of a consecutive time
out period longer than 2 minutes. This inactivity is understood as the failure to receive the
commands sent to the Control Panel by the remote location (the commands having different
addresses are considered valid at the activity context).
1.28.2.2.8 Password
In order to avoid undesirable accesses, the communication channel is password-

protected. Once the connection is enabled, it stays locked until the Control Panel receives the
unlock password.
After having received the unlock password, the Control Panel accepts commands from the
remote location.
PASSWORD:XXXXX
Enter all 5 digits of the desired password using the keypad and confirm with the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
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1.28.2.3 CONTROL UNIT ID
Press the numeric key 3 to assign an

identification code to the Control Panel. CONTROL UNIT ID: 00000
Enter the 5 digits of the desired identification code and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
)The identification code of the Control Panel is intended for use with the communication
systems for Control Panel recognition.
1.28.2.4 MASTER / SLAVE
Area 54 can create a network where a single MASTER control panel manages up to 32
SLAVE control panels. In this condition, each SLAVE operates as stand alone control panel,
and it is monitored by the MASTER. For execute a network, the MMS54 module must be
present on each control panel.
1.28.2.4.1 Programming the MASTER panel
After having defined the MASTER panel, program it using an address greater than 32
and elect the control unit as MASTER. The setting of the MASTER address greater than 32 is
necessary to manage 32 SLAVE panels. Assigning an address between 1 and 32 for the
MASTER panel, results in the loss of an address which can be used for the SLAVE panels.
Refer to the section titled CONTROL PANEL to set the address and the master mode.
1.28.2.4.2 Enabling SLAVE panels on the MASTER panel
At the end of the programming, enable the SLAVE panels that are to be viewed by the
MASTER panel. The SLAVE panels can be enabled even if they are not physically present. At
the time of connecting a SLAVE to a MASTER panel, the former is recognized by the MASTER
panel (if this has been previously enabled). After recognition, the MASTER panel will generate a
system fault if a SLAVE panel is disconnected.
From the “COMMUNICATIONS” menu, [1] ENABLE [5] NAME

select the numeric key 4 to access the [2] DISABLE
[3] EXCLUDE
“MASTER/SLAVE” management menu. [4] VERIFY
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From the “MASTER/SLAVE” menu, the user can easily access the following operations:
[1] ENABLE
This function allows the SLAVE panel/s that are to be controlled by the MASTER panel to be
enabled.
SLAVE PANEL Nr:

Press the numeric key 1 to enable the
control of one or more SLAVE panels.
Enter the number of the SLAVE panel to be controlled and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
SLAVE PANEL Nr: XX
After the entry, the following message
will be displayed: DEVICE TO RECOGNIZED

Repeat this procedure for every SLAVE panel to be enabled.
[2] DISABLE
This function allows the SLAVE panel/s that are controlled by the MASTER panel to be deleted.
Press the numeric key 2 to eliminate SLAVE PANEL Nr:

one or more controlled SLAVE panels.
Enter the number of the SLAVE panel to be deleted and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
After the entry, the following message SLAVE PANEL Nr: XX

will be displayed: NAME: slave panel name
DEVICE DISABLED

Repeat this procedure for every SLAVE panel to be deleted.
[3] EXCLUDE (INCLUDE)

This function allows the temporary exclusion of the SLAVE panel/s by the MASTER panel.
Unlike the elimination, the exclusion maintains the address assigned to the SLAVE panel for a
new inclusion.
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Press the numeric key 3 . to temporarily SLAVE PANEL Nr:

exclude the control of one or more
SLAVE panels by the MASTER panel.
This menu also permits the inclusion
procedure.
Enter the number of the SLAVE panel to be excluded and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
SLAVE PANEL Nr: XX

After the entry, the following message NAME: slave panel name
will be displayed: [I] # INCLUDE [E] EXCLUDE
The “#” symbol identifies the current status of the selected control unit.
Press the INCLUDE or EXCLUDE keys depending on the need to include or exclude the selected
control unit.
Repeat this procedure for each SLAVE panel to be excluded.
signalled on the display and stored in the events list. The exclusion also involves the activation
of the exclusion relay.
[4] VERIFY
The current status of the controlled SLAVE PANEL STATUS
SLAVE panels can be verified by 01 TO RECOGNIZE
02 ABSENT
pressing the numeric key 4 . 03 ABSENT
Use ∧ the ∨ keys to scroll the window and view all the addresses.
[5] NAME
This function allows a 32-character name to be associated to each controlled SLAVE panel.
Press the numeric key 5 . SLAVE PANEL Nr:
Enter the number of the SLAVE panel to be named and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
SLAVE PANEL Nr: XX

Use the keypad to enter the desired name
NAME: slave panel name
and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE
key. [F1] FOR DICTIONARY
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Repeat this procedure for every SLAVE panel to be named.
Press the ∧ key to exit without modifying the previously entered text.
1.28.2.5 Programming the SLAVE panel
After having defined the SLAVE panel, program it using an address reduced by one
unit with respect to the address set at the enabling stage of the MASTER panel.
Example: There is one MASTER panel and three SLAVE panels.

From the MASTER panel the operator has enabled:
• SLAVE panel A as controlled SLAVE panel number 1
• SLAVE panel B as controlled SLAVE panel number 2
• SLAVE panel C as controlled SLAVE panel number 15
In this example, the addresses from 3 to 15 have been skipped for future installation of these
control units.
The addresses to be later set on the SLAVE panels are as follows:
SLAVE A ⇒ Address 0
SLAVE B ⇒ Address 1
SLAVE C ⇒ Address 14
The enabling of the various control units may not be in consecutive order.
Press the PROG. key. [1] CIRCUIT [5] PASSWORD

[2] ZONE [6] LANGUAGE/LINGUA
[1] PRINTER [5] DICTIONARY

From the programming menu, press the [2] COMMUNICATIONS [6] REVISIONS
numeric key 8 to display the [3] EXTERNAL MODULES [7] CLOCK
“MISCELLANEOUS” menu. [4] CONTROL UNIT [8] EXTERNAL RELAYS
[1] CONTROL UNIT ADDRESS: 000

[2] MASTER / SLAVE: MASTER
Press the numeric key 4 to access the [3] BUZZER: ENABLED
Control Panel configuration menu. [4] INIT. MOD.
Press the numeric key 1 to set the Control Panel address. Use the keypad to set this address
and thereafter confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Press the numeric key 2 to set the Control Panel to the MASTER / SLAVE mode. By pressing
this key, it is possible to switch from one state to another.
After having configured the Control Panel, press the < key to return to the previous menus.
Then proceed to the normal programming of the appliance and of all its functions as if it were
not part of a network.
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1.28.2.5.1 Setting the events to be signalled via modem
When a modem for remote control has been connected to the MASTER panel, the
operator can associate some events with the SLAVE panel so that they make a call to the
remote location.
COMMUNICATIONS
Press the numeric key 2 . [1] PC PROG. [4] MASTER/SLAVE
[2] MODEM
[3] CONTROL UNIT ID
[1] EVENT TO SIGNAL

Press the numeric key 4 to access the [2] VERIFY
MASTER / SLAVE management menu.
Press the numeric key 1 . TELEPHONE NUMBER(MASTER PANEL):
Enter the phone number (from 1 to 4 of the MASTER panel) to be associated with the events.
The display will show the menu

presented on the right. TEL. Nr. X AL FS FF MA
(MASTER) * - - -
[1-AL ... 4-MA]
To associate / eliminate the event for the selected phone number, press the numeric keys:
1 for Alarms (AL) 2 for System faults (SF)
3 for Field faults (FF) 4 for Maintenance (MA)
The symbol “*” indicates the event associated with the selected phone number.
The symbol “-“indicates the event NOT associated with the selected phone number.
The associated events can also be

checked by pressing the numeric key 2 . PHONE No.: 1 AL SF FF MA
(MASTER) * - - -
By pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key
the display will show the events
associated to each of the 4 available phone numbers of the MASTER panel. Make sure that the
phone numbers have been set into the 4 locations on the MASTER panel.
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1.28.3 EXTERNAL MODULES

[1] REMOTE PANELS
[2] LED ANNUNCIATOR
The following menus allow the remote panels and synoptic units to be “Enabled”, “Removed”,
Excluded” or verified. Generally, the panel/unit can be enabled for operation, even if it is not
physically present: it will be detected by the Control Panel upon installation. After which, and
when it has been recognized by the Control Panel, any physical removal from the
communication line will result in a system fault. To solve this problem, simply eliminate the
panel/unit from the Control Panel configuration if it has been permanently removed, otherwise
force the exclusion state if it has been only temporarily removed. Press the numeric key 1 to
select the remote panels or the numeric key 2 for the synoptic units.
1.28.3.1 ENABLE
REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr:
Press the numeric 1 key to enable a panel
or a unit not yet present in the configuration.
Enter the number of the panel or the unit REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr: XX
to be enabled and confirm using the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
)The operator can enable up to 32 remote panels and 32 synoptic units. The connection of the
synoptic units require MMS54.
1.28.3.2 DISABLE
Press the numeric key 2 to remove a panel REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr:
or a synoptic unit existing in the
configuration.
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Enter the number of the panel and the REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr: XX
unit to be removed and confirm using
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Press the < key to return to the previous
menu.
)The removal involves the storage of the event in the event list.
1.28.3.3 EXCLUDE
REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr:
Press the numeric key 3 to exclude /
include a panel or a unit existing in the
configuration.
REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr: XX

Enter the panel number or a unit to be NAME: remote panel/led annunciator name
excluded / included and confirm using the [I] # INCLUDE [E] EXCLUDE
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
To include press the INCLUDE key, while to exclude press the EXCLUDE key.
1.28.3.4 VERIFY
Press the numeric key 4 to verify the REMOTE PANEL STATUS

status of the panels and units existing on 01 TO RECOGNIZE
the Control Panel. 02 ABSENT
03 ABSENT
LED ANNUNCIATOR STATUS

01 TO RECOGNIZE
02 ABSENT
03 ABSENT
Use the ∧ and ∨ keys to view the status of all panels or units.
After this, press the < key to return to the previous menus.
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1.28.3.5 NAME
Press the numeric key 5 to add the REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr:
name to the panel or the unit.
Enter the panel or the unit number and REMOTE PANEL/LED ANNUNCIATOR Nr:
confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key. NAME: remote panel/led annunciator name
[F1] FOR DICTIONARY
Press the < key to delete existing characters or the > key to enter spaces.
The names included in the dictionary can be used by pressing the function key F1 and entering
the corresponding word identifier.
1.28.4 CONTROL PANEL

[1] CONTROL UNIT ADDRESS: 000
Press the numeric key 4 . [2] MASTER / SLAVE: SLAVE
[3] BUZZER: ENABLED
[4] INIT. MOD.
This menu allows some operation parameters of the Control Panel to be set.
By pressing the numeric key 1 , the operator can enter the Control Panel address which is
confirmed by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
The Control Panel address must be between 000 and 254.
Another mode, different from the displayed mode, can be selected by pressing the numeric key
2 (when it is MASTER, the selection becomes SLAVE and vice versa).
Pressing the numeric key 3 makes it possible to enable or disable the operation of the buzzer of
the Control Panel. The disabling does not affect the buzzer operation in the event of an Alarm or
fault condition.
1.28.4.1 Adding/Removing MR128 modules
Once the desired modules have been installed or removed with the Control Panel
turned off, press the numeric key 4 , to verify the status and the presence of the MR128 line
modules and the MC8 modules. The verification procedure of the above modules can take a
considerable amount of time in relation to the Control Panel configuration.
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Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key after each view of the line modules and the detected
viewers (marked with the letter “P”). A number rather than the letter “P” means that the module
operation is faulty.
1.28.5 DICTIONARY
This menu permits words from the dictionary listed in Appendix B to be modified and
added. The dictionary is composed of 200 names, the first 175 of which (1 – 175) are preset but
editable, while the last 25 (176 – 200) are free and available for the user. Each word has a
maximum length of 10 characters.
Press the numeric key 5 and enter the WORD Nr:

word number.
Enter the word number and press the WORD Nr: 100 ->NINTH
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
[ACK] TO MODIFY
Use the ∧ and ∨ keys to select another word.
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to WORD Nr: 100 ->NINTH

modify the word.
NAME: NINTH
[ACK] TO MODIFY
Press the < key to delete existing characters or the > key to enter spaces.
To enter other characters, hold down the numeric key associated with the letter and release
when the display shows the letter desired.
)When changing the selected language, all words that have been preset and modified by
the user are reinitialized with the words predefined by the selected language. The user’s words
are not modified.
1.28.6 REVISIONS
Press the numeric key 6 . CENTRAL PROCESSING

HW: 000 FW: 000 LG: 000 PD: 000
MODULE: 001 TYPE: 001 FW: --- PD: ---

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All the revisions related to the CPU card appear along the top of the display, whilst revisions of
the modules connected to the CPU card will be shown at the bottom of the display.
Use the ∧ and ∨ keys to verify the modules of the same type.
Press the ACKNOWLEDGE key to change module type.
MODULE TYPE Range

MR128 1 01-32
MC8 2 01-04
Remote Panel 3 01-32
Synoptic Unit 4 01-32
1.28.7 CLOCK
Press the numeric key 7 . [1] TIME

[2] DATE
Refer to the information described in the section titled Setting the current date and time.
1.28.8 EXTERNAL RELAYS
Press the numeric key 8 . EXTERNAL RELAYS

[1] SIREN [4] MAIN POWER SUPPLY
[2] ALARM 2 [5] FAULT
[3] ALARM 3 [6] VERIFY
1.28.8.1 SIREN RELAY
Press the numeric key 1 . # [1] FOLLOW BUZZER

[2] ACTIVE WITH ALARM 1
Choose the activation mode of the siren relay according to the needs.
When the option called “buzzer follows” is selected, the siren relay will be activated when the
buzzer is enabled and only in the case of an Alarm condition. No delay is associated to this
operation mode.
Choosing the mode called “Active with Alarm”, the siren relay will be activated only when the
Alarm condition is the one selected. In such a case, it is possible to delay the relay siren
activation by a programmable time (max 10 minutes).
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After having entered the desired time,

[1] FOLLOW BUZZER
confirm by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE
# [2] ACTIVE WITH ALARM 1 DELAY:
key. [3] ACTIVE WITH ALARM 2
1.28.8.2 RELAY DELAYS
By pressing the numeric keys 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ,the operator can define a delay time on the activation
of the following relays: Alarm 2, Alarm 3, Main Power presence and Fault. The maximum
settable delay is ten minutes, in steps of one minute.
After having entered the desired time,

ACTIVATION DELAY:
confirm by pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
)The main power failure relay is by default delayed by 10 minutes.
1.28.8.3 VERIFICATION
By pressing the numeric key 1 all the L2 ALARM RELAY DELAY: 00

relay delays will be displayed. L2 ALARM RELAY DELAY: 00
Press the < key to return to the previous NO MAIN POWER RELAY DELAY: 10
FAULT RELAY DELAY: 00
menu.
1.29 ALARM TIMERS
The general Alarm timers ensure a more complete flexibility, helping the user to set the
most appropriate times.
To access the Alarm timer menu from [1] ALARM VERIFICATION

the second section of the main menu, [2] DOUBLE KNK (D) RE-LOAD
press the numeric key 1 .
The Alarm timer menu includes the following options:
[1] ALARM VERIFICATION

This option allows the Alarm verification time used in the single or double knock time modes for
zones and groups to be set.
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[2] DOUBLE KNOCK (T) RELOAD

This option allows the time load in the zone or group timers, when the second detector is in
Alarm condition, in the double knock modes with time to be set.
1.29.1 ALARM VERIFICATION
This function is only active for Zones or Groups which operate in single or double
knock with time ; when such a Zone or Group is currently in Alarm condition, the general Alarm
Verification delay will be forced in the active timer relevant the Zone or Group, when pressing
Press the numeric key 1 from the Alarm DELAY (05): XX

timer menu.
Enter the delay time expressed in minutes using the keypad and confirm the selection by
pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Set the value 0 to disable the Alarm verification time.
Press the < key to exit without modifying the time value or to return to the previous menus.

When the timing of a group or a zone has reached the value 0, and when the switching to
the new Alarm level occurs, pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key does not involve the timer
loading.
1.29.2 DOUBLE KNOCK WITH TIME – RELOADING time
This function is only active for Zones or Groups which operate in double knock with
time; when such a Zone or Group is currently in Alarm condition, the "General Reloading" delay
will be automatically forced in the active timer relevant the Zone or Group, when a second
detector (that belongs to the same Zone or Group of the first initiating Alarm detector) initiates
an Alarm condition.
DELAY (02): XX
Press the numeric key 2 to set the time
from the Alarm timer menu.
Enter the delay time expressed in minutes using the keypad and confirm the selection by
pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Set the value 10 to disable the reloading time.
When a second point initaties an Alarm condition with the reloading time sets to 0 , all active
timers of zones and groups are reset and the control panel changes to successive Alarm level.
Press the < key to exit without modifying the time value or to return to the previous menus.

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)The " General Reloading" function takes effect only when the count-down value of
the Zone or Group currently in Alarm condition is greater than the "General Reloading"
value.
1.30 EXTRA CONTROLS
The extra controls permit to associate output modules at devices, zones, detectors
groups and zones groups so increasing the possibility of the control panel.
Each extra control can be programmed on both level and delay of actuation; each
output module could be associated more time to devices, zones and groups. In Area 54 are
available up to 100 extra controls.
EXTRA CONTROLS SETTING
To reach extra controls menu, press key [1] SET EXT. ACT.
2 from second section of the main [2] VERIFY EXT. ACT.
menu.
In extra controls menu is possible to choose:
[1] SET EXTRA CONTROL

This option allows to set the parameters of each extra control.
[2] VERIFY EXTRA CONTROL

This option allows the verification of a extra control.
1.30.1 SET EXTRA CONTROL
To set the extra control press 1 key. CONTROL NR.: XX
Enter the number of the extra control and confirm using the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
After, enter the source that cause the

activation of the output module followed CONTROL NR.: XX TYPE: X
by the ACKNOWLEDGE key. The
sources are:
• 0 to erase the associations of an extra control

• 1 for the device
• 2 for the zone
• 3 for the detectors group
• 4 for the zones group
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Enter both line and address of the device or zone/group number chosen as activation source
than confirm with the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
After insert line and address of the output module followed by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
CONTROL NR.: XX TYPE: X

ZONE NR.: XXX
SLC NR: XX MODULE NR: XXX
As last operation insert the delay time and the level of the activation.
The delay is time that will elapse between alarm condition of the detector/zone/group and the
activation of the output module. If the entered value is equal to 0 the activation is immediate; the
maximum delay time is 10 minutes.
The activation level allows to force the output of the module independently of the status of the
zone or group. For the device it is assumed the level of the its zone. Enter on request of the
level one of the following code with the by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
CONTROL NR.: XX TYPE: X

ZONE NR.: XXX
SLC NR: XX MODULE NR: XXX
CONTROL DELAY: XX LEVEL: X
• 0 follow the level of zone or group

• 1 activation of alarm 1 output
• 2 activation of both alarm 1 and alarm 2 output
1.30.2 VERIFY EXTRA CONTROLS
For the verification of extra controls, from the menu press 2 key and the data are
displayed. Scroll the extra controls with ∧ and ∨ keys.
NR. TYPO ADD. ACT. LVL TMR

001 DV 01/001 01/005 0 00
002 ZN 001 01/005 0 01
003 GD 005 01/015 2 01
Where:
• TYPE is the source of the activation and it is so shorted

- DV device
- ZN zone
- GD detectors group
- GZ zones group
• ADD. is the number of the source of the extra control; for the device the numbers are the
SLC and the address.
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• ACT. are the identifications (SLC and address) of the output module.
• LVL is the level of actuation

- 0 follow the level of zone or group
- 1 activation of alarm 1 output
- 2 activation of both alarm 1 and alarm 2 output
• TMR is the delay time of the actuation in minutes.
2 SERVICE MENU – Control Panel maintenance

When the Control Panel is in the scanning phase, the operator can access some
typical “user friendly” functions without interrupting the scanning.
This menu requires the level 2 password, if enabled.
Press the MENU SERVICE to view the [1] MAINTENANCE [5] HH NIGHT/DAY
service menu. [2] CLOCK [6] LEVELS
[3] EVENTS LIST [7] DEVICE TEST
[4] PRINT EVENTS [8] DATA TEST VIS.
The service menu is composed by the following options:
[1] MAINTENANCE
This option allows management of the smoke detectors.
[2] CLOCK
This option allows the time and date to be set.
[3] EVENT LIST

This option displays the various events recorded in chronological order.
[4] PRINT EVENTS

This option allows the event list to be printed.
[5] HH NIGHT/DAY
This option allows the night/day function in relation to the times and the daily clearances to be
configured.
[6] LEVELS
This option allows the supply and the battery voltages to be viewed.
[7] DEVICE TEST

Using this option, the operator can enable the monitoring of a given device.
[8] DATA TEST VISUALIZATION

This option allows the data concerning a monitored device to be viewed.
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2.1 MAINTENANCE
The adjustment function consists of automatically recalibrating the smoke detectors at

specified time intervals. This operation is necessary to compensate dirt deposits in the sensor
detection chamber which may negatively affect its functioning.
In the event of a calibration, when the above detector reaches the maximum preset
maintenance level, the Control Panel notifies this event and declares that maintenance on the
detector is necessary, that is, it requires cleaning.
The operator can also perform the adjustment in manual mode: this operation is
recommended after maintenance.
[1] SET TIME
Press the numeric key 1 to access the [2] AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT MODE
maintenance menu. [3] FORCE ADJUSTMENT
[4] VERIFY
The maintenance menu is composed by the following options:
[1] SET TIME

This option allows the time at which the field adjustment is executed to be set.
[2] AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT MODE

This option allows the adjustment at specified time intervals to be programmed.
[3] FORCE ADJUSTMENT

This option ensures manual adjustment and the dynamic test of the batteries.
[4] VERIFY
The set adjustment frequency can be verified through this option.
This option also ensures the search for the smoke detectors per level.
2.1.1 SET TIME
Press the numeric key 1 to set the ADJUSTMENT TIME:

adjustment time. HH:MM
Now, enter the time at which the adjustment is to be performed in the HH/MM format, confirming
each entry by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
2.1.2 AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT MODE
Press the numeric key 2 to set the [1] MONTHLY ADJUSTMENT

automatic adjustment period. [2] WEEKLY ADJUSTMENT
[3] DAILY ADJUSTMENT
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Press the numeric key 1 to set a monthly adjustment.

Press the numeric key 2 to set a weekly adjustment.
Press the numeric key 3 to set a daily adjustment.
2.1.3 FORCE ADJUSTMENT
Press the numeric key 3 to execute the DETECTOR ADJUSTMENT AND BATTERY TEST
manual adjustment.
At the end of the adjustment, the system returns to previous menu.

If any detectors require maintenance, they will be viewable from the scanning menu.
Note: after manual adjustment of the detectors, the battery dynamic test will also be performed.
2.1.4 VERIFY
Press the numeric key 4 to verify the ADJUSTMENT TIME: HH:MM

adjustment settings. MONTHLY ADJUSTMENT
LIMIT LEVEL FOR SEARCH DEVICES:
From this menu, it is possible to do a search for the various detectors per level.
This function is particularly useful in the case of programmed maintenance, since it allows the
detectors which are about to undergo maintenance to be verified beforehand. The average reading level
of a cleaned detector in absence of smoke is equal to approx 50-55 points.
Over time, the dirt accumulating inside the detector progressively increases the reading value.
When it detects a level higher than 130 points, the Control Panel warns that there are devices under
maintenance. During maintenance, this function aids the operator in searching for detectors that have
reached levels near to the maintenance level before the Control Panel detects them.
During the preventive maintenance, it is good practice to set a search to a value equal to 100
points.
To perform this operation, enter the LIMIT LEVEL FOR SEARCH DEVICES: XXX
search level and confirm using the SLC Nr: XX DEVICE Nr: XXX
NAME: device name
ACKNOWLEDGE key. LEVEL: XXX
Use the ∧ and ∨ keys to scroll the LIMIT LEVEL FOR SEARCH DEVICES: XXX
various devices.
If no device is found, the display will NOT FOUND
show the menu shown:

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2.2 CLOCK
To set the current date, press the [1] TIME

numeric key 2 from the service menu. [2] DATE
Press the numeric key 2 . DATE: 01/01/00
Enter the current date in the GG/MM/AA format, confirming each entry by the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
Once the date has been entered, the DATE: 01/01/00

user will be prompted to set the weekly WEEKLY DAY (1-MON):
day.
Set the numeric format of the weekly day (1=Monday 7=Sunday) and confirm with the
ACKNOWLEDGE key.
[1] TIME
Confirm the weekly day entry to return to [2] DATE
the menu displayed.
Press the numeric key 1 to set the

current time. HOURS: 00:00
Enter the current date in the HH/MM format, confirming each entry by the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
Once the entry is complete, press the < key to return to the previous menus.
) The Control Panel verifies the days/months correspondence and tests the leap year. The
daylight/standard times cannot be managed.
2.3 EVENT LIST

(XXXX/YYYY -/ )
Press the numeric key 3 from the DD/MM/YY HH:MM
service menu to view all the recorded Event description
events.
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All events recorded by the Control Panel, including date, time and progressive number of the
event, will be displayed starting from the most recent event.
Press the ∧ and ∨ keys to scroll the various events.
)The event list feature ensures the storage of up to 1000 events. After event number 1000,
the most recent event will replace the oldest one.
When an active printer is connected to the Control Panel, each event stored in the event list
is also sent to the printer.
2.4 PRINT EVENTS
Press the numeric key 4 from the

service menu to print all events included [1] TO CONFIRM
in the event list.
Press the numeric key 1 to confirm the
printing.
During the printing of the event list, the Control Panel is actually operational.
The printing can be aborted by pressing the numeric key 0 .
If the operator does not confirm the printing within 5 seconds, the system will return to the
previous menu.
If the printer is not connected to the

Control Panel, an error message will be DEVICE NOT PRESENT
displayed.
In such a case, return to the previous menus by pressing the < key.
2.5 HH NIGHT/DAY
Press the numeric key 5 from the NIGHT/DAY ACTIVATION DAY

service menu to access the [1] SET TIME
configuration menu. [2] CONFIGURATION
[3] VERIFY
Press 1 to configure the day and night start times.

Press 2 to configure the active days.
Press 3 to verify the current settings.
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2.5.1 SET TIME
Press the numeric key 1 to set the start– START-DAY TIME:

day time.
HH:MM
Enter the start–day time in the HH/MM format, confirming each entry with the ACKNOWLEDGE key.
START-DAY TIME:
At this point, the operator will be HH:MM
prompted to enter the end-day time. END-DAY TIME:
HH:MM
Enter the end-day time in the HH/MM format, confirming each entry with the ACKNOWLEDGE
key.
2.5.2 CONFIGURATION
Press the numeric key 2 to configure the MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN RST TMR
active days. - - - - - - - -
[1-MON ... 8-RST TMR]
Select the weekly days to be activated by pressing the corresponding numeric key (1=MONDAY
2=TUESDAY …………..8=RESET TIMER)
• The symbol “-“ means not selected.

• The symbol “*” means selected.
The “RST TMR” option means reset timer: if a detector in a zone that is operating in the time
mode and enabled to the night/day function switches to the Alarm condition during the night
period, the delay time will be reset. This option, however, must be enabled for the above
functioning. Press the < key to confirm the configuration.
HELP
Suppose Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday have to be set as active days, with the reset of the
zone delay time.
Press the numeric key 2 to access the MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN RST TMR
configuration menu and then the - * - * - * - *
numeric keys 2 4 6 to set the days, and [1-MON ... 8-RST TMR]
the numeric key 8 to reset the time.
The display will appear as in the figure shown. Press the < key to confirm the configuration.
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2.6 LEVELS
Press the numeric key 6 from the

BATTERY VOLTAGE: XX.X
service menu to view the values SUPPLY VOLTAGE: XX.X
concerning the battery and the power
supply.
The voltage values measured at the battery and the supply ends will be displayed.
)The Control Panel measures the battery voltage by temporarily disabling the battery
charger. Any verifications performed using external instruments will provide invalid results.
2.7 DEVICE TEST
Press the numeric key 7 from the service menu to perform a monitoring test on a given
device. Refer to the section DEVICE TEST, described in the programming phase applying the
following differences:
• the test performed on the device does not lock or modify the line scanning.
• the reading rate, or minimum intermediate time, is equal to 1 second.
• up to 4 tests can be performed simultaneously.
• during the test phase, no menu is displayed .
• during the test phase, it is possible to view the data.
• the test starts after the parameter entry and ends only after the complete acknowledgement
of the 2000 values.
)Using a storage area already in use for a new device, the previously selected device test
will end and the data will be lost.
2.8 DATA TEST VISUALIZATION
From the service menu, press the numeric key 8 to view the data related to a
monitoring test of the device. Refer to the section TEST DATA DISPLAY, described in the
programming phase.
2.9 DISPLAY CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
The display contrast can be adjusted [1] DISPLAY CONTRAST

from the second section of the service
menu.
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Press the numeric key 1 to modify the [1] LIGHTER [2] DARKER
contrast.
Press the 1 and 2 keys to obtain the desired adjustment.

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Appendix A
Field Faults
Device fault: this fault is generated when a device existing on the detection line is not present,
or answers to the Control Panel call in an anomalous way that is not in accordance with the
above Control Panel requirements. After the fault indication, the device is ignored by the Control
Panel till the subsequent “global reset”.
What to do if …
Check Action
Verify the physical presence of the device. Add the missing device.
Verify that the codes set on the device and Rectify the address on the detector or on the
the Control Panel are correct. Control Panel.
Check for any line opening. Reconnect the detection line properly.
Verify the external supply of the field and/or Replace the fuse, if broken, or reset the
F2 field fuse existing in the AREA54 supplier external power supply source.
module.
Line fault: this fault is generated if an event changing the electrical and physical characteristics
of the detection line occurs on the latter; the Control Panel also indicates the line fault cause.
The next line status check will be performed after the “global reset”
What to do if …
Message Action
SHORT-CIRCUIT Remove the short-circuit on the line.
POSITIVE ON LINE Eliminate an electric connection that provides
voltage on the line.
WRONG SLC TERMINATION (OPEN / Reconnect the detection line properly since the
LOOP) line configuration has been changed into
programming, or the line has been opened or
closed in loop.
SLC OVERLOADED (20 or 50) Remove an electrical connection to the
negative that will result in a line power
dispersion.
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System Faults
Line module fault:

Viewer fault: it is generated when a line module or a viewer located in the Control Panel is faulty
or, however, is not able to fulfill its task.
What to do if ...
Checks Action
With the Control Panel turned off, verify After having detected the possible cause and
- Module connection after the necessary adjustment, turn the Control
- Module original presence Panel on; if this phenomenon persists even
- Correct address of each module after a “global reset”, the operator should
- F1 and F2 fuses of the terminal board module replace the concerned module.
Note: it is possible to exclude the faulty module from the operation without having to deactivate
the entire Control Panel. In this case, shut down the Control Panel and pull out the faulty
module, then follow the procedure described in the section titled CONTROL PANEL.
Remote panel fault:

Synoptic failure: generated when a remote or a synoptic panel does not respond to the Control
Panel call.
What to do if ...
Checks Action
Verify the communication line 485 and the Perform a “global reset” on the Control Panel; if
proper power supply of the panel. the phenomenon persists, physically remove
the panel and eliminate it from the Control
Panel configuration.
Verify the presence of identical addresses. Reestablish the correct addressing and perform
a “global reset”.
Verify the proper connection of the MMS 54 Reestablish the proper connection and perform
module. a “global reset”. In the case that the MMS 54
module is not properly connected or not
operative, and when several synoptic panels
are connected, all the synoptic panels will be
considered faulty. If this condition persists,
replace the MMS 54 module.
Verify the external power supply of the field Replace the fuse, if damaged, or reestablish the
and/or F2 field fuse, located on the AREA54 source of the external power supply, then
supply module. perform a “global reset”-.
Note: the remote or synoptic panel should be enabled to operate on the Control Panel. It is
possible to connect remote panels without them being enabled: they will manage the
information from the Control Panel, but the latter will not check the physical presence of the
panel, or the actions performed on it.
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Control module external fault: generated when the connection line to the external appliance is
open or short-circuiting.
What to do if ...
Message Action
EST. OP. The electric line connecting the external
appliance is open. To cancel such condition,
verify the presence of the SONG 54 module
and the continuity of the command line.
For the MAS2000 control module, verify the
presence of the jumper between contacts 9 and
10. If this input is used for the external
appliance control, make sure that its contact is
operating properly. At the end of the action,
perform a “global reset”.
EST. SC. The electric line connecting the external
appliance is short-circuiting. To cancel such
condition, verify the command line continuity. At
the end of the action, perform a “global reset”.
Battery fault: generated when the internal batteries of the Control Panel are not present, or in
condition of precarious operation.
What to do if ...
Message Action
NOT PRESENT Connect the batteries, if they are not connected.
Check the F3 fuse, located on the AREA54
supply module, replace if it has been
interrupted, then perform a “global reset”.
HIGH Shut down the Control Panel and contact a
service center.
LOW Reestablish the proper main power supply and
wait approximately 1 hour; then, perform a “global
reset”.
OFF System operation limit; quickly reestablish the
proper main power supply and wait approximately 1
hour; then, perform a “global reset”.
CHANGE Replace the internal batteries of the Control Panel
with batteries having the same electrical
characteristics. The replacement of only one battery
does not ensure a correct operation.
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External siren fault: generated when an anomaly occurs at the command line of the external
siren or bells.
What to do if ...
Message Action
FUSE The F4 fuse, existing on AREA54 terminal
board module, protecting the command lines of
the sirens, has been interrupted. Replace it with
another fuse having the same amperage, then
perform “a global reset”.
SHORT-CIRCUIT The electric line controlling the external siren is
short-circuiting. To cancel such condition,
remove the short-circuit and perform “a global
reset”.
OPEN The electric line controlling the external siren is
open. To cancel such condition, check the
command line continuity, or connect the
external siren, complete with the SONG 54
module, to the command line.
In case the external siren is absent, connect a
3K3Ω resistor to terminals 21 and 22 of the
AREA54 terminal board module. At the end of
the action, perform a “global reset”.
Self-powered external siren fault: generated in the event of an anomaly of the command line of
the self-powered external siren.
What to do if ...
Message Action
FUSE The F4 fuse, located on the AREA54 terminal
module, protecting the command lines of the
sirens is broken. Replace it with another fuse
having the same amperage, then perform “a
global reset”.
AUTO-POWERED LINE The electric line controlling the auto-powered
external siren is open. To cancel such
condition, check the command line continuity,
or connect the auto-powered external siren to
the command line.
In case the auto-powered external siren is
absent, connect a 10KΩ resistor to terminals 23
and 24 of the AREA54 terminal board module.
At the end of the action, perform a “global
reset”.
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Earth leakage fault: generated when an earth leakage occurs.
What to do if ...
Checks Action
Verify that the electric sheaths of the Remove the connection of the electric sheaths
detection lines are connected to earth, to the Control Panel negative or positive and
instead of to the Control Panel negative or reconnect the sheathes to the electric earth of
positive. the system. Thereafter, perform a “global reset”.
Make sure that the negative or the positive Remove the electrical connection to the steel
are not connected to the steel structure. structure and perform a “global reset”.
Main power failure fault: generated when the Control Panel is powered by batteries instead of
its supplier.
What to do if ...
Checks Action
Verify the presence of the main power Wait for the mains voltage reset, then perform a
voltage. “global reset”.
Check the main power connections and the Switch off the Control Panel. Re-establish the
connection of the power supplier to the connections taking care to insert the connectors
internal cards at the Control Panel. properly, making sure to execute the connector
mechanical locks. Thereafter, power the Control
Panel.
Verify the integrity of the F1 mains fuse Switch of the power from the Control Panel
located on the AREA54 supply module. battery, disconnect the mains connection and
replace the broken fuse with another
equivalent. Thereafter, if no problem occurs,
provide the main power supply and connect the
batteries. Should the fuse break down, contact
an authorized service centre.
When the mains fuse is intact, but the fault
persists, please contact the above service
centre.
Field fuse fault: generated in the event of the interruption of the F2 field fuse located on the
AREA54 supply module.
What to do if ...
Checks Actions
Verify that the current required for the field is Check the total input of the field and if the
not higher than the maximum admissible required current is higher than the current
value for the fuse. deliverable, use another external supplier.
Thereafter, replace the F2 with an equivalent
fuse and perform a “global reset”.
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External supplier fault: occurs when the external suppliers do not control the relevant control
input.
What to do if ...
Checks Action
Verify that the connection between the Reset the proper connection and thereafter
Control Panel and the external suppliers is perform a “global reset”.
correctly cabled.
Verify the proper operation of the external Act on the external suppliers and, after having
suppliers. verified the proper operation, perform a “global
reset”.
Print failure: generated when the connected printer cannot be managed by the Control Panel.
What to do if ...
Checks Action
Make sure the printer is “on-line”. Set the printer “on line”. Refer to the operating
manual of the printer. Thereafter, perform a
“global reset”.
Check if the printer is out of paper. Add the paper and perform a “global reset”.
Verify that the connection between the Adjust the connection between the printer and
printer and the Control Panel is correct. the Control Panel, by replacing the connecting
cable if necessary. Thereafter, perform a
“global reset”.
Make sure that the printer is properly Power and put the printer “on line”, then
powered. perform a “global reset”.
Verify that the MSP 54 module is properly Shut down the Control Panel, connect the MSP
installed into the Control Panel. 54 properly into the Control Panel and
thereafter restart the Control Panel.
Battery charger fault: generated when the internal battery charger of the Control Panel is faulty.
In this condition, contact a service centre.
System error fault: generated when an internal anomaly of the Control Panel occurs. In such
conditions, take note of the associated numeric code, shut down the Control Panel and contact
a service centre.
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Appendix B
Vocabulary list
Italian language
Nr. Word No. Word Nr. Word

1 ALA 31 CARNE 61 GAS
2 ALIMENTATO 32 CASSE 62 GIOCHI
3 ALLARME 33 CAVEAU 63 GPL
4 ALTA 34 CAVEDIO 64 GRUPPO
5 AMMINISTRA 35 CELLA 65 GUASTO
6 AMMONIACA 36 CENTR.TEL. 66 HALL
7 ANALISI 37 CENTRALE 67 HI.FI.
8 APERTA 38 CHIAMATA 68 HOBBY
9 APPARATO 39 CHIMICO 69 IDROGENO
10 ARCHIVIO 40 CHIUSA 70 INCENDIO
11 AREA 41 COMUNE 71 INFERIORE
12 ASCENSORE 42 CONDOTTA 72 INFERMERIA
13 ATTESA 43 CONGRESSO 73 INFERMIERI
14 AULA 44 CONTATORI 74 INFIAMMABI
15 AUTO 45 CORRIDOIO 75 INFORMAZIO
16 BAGNO 46 CORSIA 76 INGRESSO
17 BAR 47 CUCINA 77 INTERNO
18 BATTERIE 48 DECIMO 78 LABORATORI
19 BENZINA 49 DIREZIONE 79 LAVANDERIA
20 BLOCCO 50 DOTTORE 80 LEGNAME
21 BOMBOLA 51 EDIFICIO 81 LINEA
22 BOX 52 ELETTRO 82 LIQUIDO
23 BRUCIATO 53 ENTRATA 83 LIVELLO
24 C.E.D. 54 ESPOSIZION 84 LOCALE
25 CABINA 55 EST 85 MACCHINA
26 CALDAIA 56 ESTERNO 86 MAGAZZINO
27 CAMERA 57 FORNO 87 MAGNETE
28 CAMPATA 58 FRIGO 88 MANUALE
29 CANTINA 59 FUMO 89 MANUTENZIO
30 CAPANNA 60 FUOCO 90 MENSA
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No. Word No. Word No. Word

91 NEGOZIO 121 RETRO 151 TECNOLOGI
92 NONO 122 RILEVATORE 152 TENSIONE
93 NORD 123 RIPOSTIGLI 153 TERMICO
94 OTTAVO 124 RIUNIONI 154 TERMINAL
95 OVEST 125 SALA 155 TERZO
96 PADIGLIONE 126 SCALA 156 TETTO
97 PANE 127 SCARICA 157 TETTOIA
98 PARK 128 SECONDO 158 TIRANTE
99 PAVIMENTO 129 SEGRETERIA 159 TORRE
100 PERICOLO 130 SERVIZI 160 TRASFORMA
101 PIANO 131 SESTO 161 TUNNEL
102 PIENO 132 SETTIMO 162 UFFICIO
103 POMPA 133 SEZIONE 163 ULTIMO
104 PORTA 134 SHOWROOM 164 USCITA
105 PORTINERIA 135 SICUREZZA 165 VALVOLA
106 POZZO 136 SILOS 166 VANO
107 PRANZO 137 SISTEMA 167 VAPORI
108 PRIMO 138 SOCCORSO 168 VASCA
109 PRODOTTO 139 SOFFITTA 169 VENDITA
110 PRODUZIONE 140 SOPRA 170 VENTILATO
111 PRONTO 141 SOTTO 171 VERDURA
112 PULSANTE 142 SPEDIZIONE 172 VERNICIAT
113 QUADRI 143 SPOGLIATOI 173 VESTITI
114 QUARTO 144 SPRINKLER 174 VUOTA
115 QUINTO 145 STANZA 175 ZONA
116 RAGIONERIA 146 STAZIONE
117 RAMPA 147 SUD
118 RECEPTION 148 SUITE
119 REMOTO 149 TAGLIA
120 REPARTO 150 TECNICO
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English language

1 ACCOUNT 31 CONGRESS 61 GARAGE
2 ALARM 32 CORRIDOR 62 GAS
3 AMMONIA 33 CUT 63 GROUP
4 ANALYSIS 34 CYLINDER 64 GUY
5 ARCHIVES 35 DANGER 65 HALL
6 AREA 36 DEPARTMENT 66 HELP
7 ATTIC 37 DETECTOR 67 HI.FI.
8 AUTO 38 DISCHARGE 68 HIGH
9 BAR 39 DOCTOR 69 HOBBY
10 BATH 40 DOOR 70 HOME
11 BATTERIES 41 EAST 71 HOUSE
12 BED 42 EIGHTH 72 HUT
13 BLOCK 43 ELECTRO 73 HYDROGEN
14 BOILER 44 EMPTY 74 INFLAMMABL
15 BOOTH 45 ENTRY 75 INFORMATIO
16 BOX 46 EQUIPMENT 76 INTERNAL
17 BREAD 47 EXHIBITION 77 KITCHEN
18 BUILDING 48 EXIT 78 LABORATORY
19 BURNT 49 FAN 79 LARDER
20 CALL 50 FAULT 80 LAST
21 CANOPY 51 FIELD 81 LAUNDRY
22 CEILING 52 FIFTH 82 LEVEL
23 CELLAR 53 FIRE 83 LIFT
24 CENTRAL 54 FIRST 84 LINE
25 CHEMICAL 55 FLAT 85 LIQUID
26 CHURCH 56 FLIGHT 86 LOCKER
27 CLASS 57 FLOOR 87 LODGE
28 CLOSED 58 FOURTH 88 LOFT
29 CLOTHES 59 FRIDGE 89 LOWER
30 COMMON 60 FULL 90 LUNCH
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91 MACHINE 121 PUSH 151 SYSTEM
92 MAGNET 122 READY 152 TECHNICAL
93 MAINTENANC 123 REAR 153 TECHNOLOGI
94 MANAGE 124 RECEPTION 154 TENTH
95 MANAGEMENT 125 REFECTORY 155 TERMINAL
96 MANUAL 126 REMOTE 156 THERMIC
97 MEAT 127 ROOF 157 THIRD
98 MEETING 128 ROOM 158 TOWER
99 METER 129 SAFETY 159 TOY
100 NINTH 130 SALE 160 TRASFORM
101 NORTH 131 SCHOOL 161 TUNNEL
102 NURSE 132 SECOND 162 UNDER
103 OFFICE 133 SECRETARY 163 VALVE
104 OPEN 134 SECTION 164 VAPOUR
105 OUTSIDE 135 SENDING 165 VAULT
106 OVEN 136 SERVICE 166 VEGETABLES
107 OVER 137 SEVENTH 167 VOLTAGE
108 PAINTING 138 SHOP 168 WAITING
109 PANEL 139 SHOW 169 WARD
110 PARAMEDIC 140 SILOS 170 WARNING
111 PARK 141 SITTING 171 WELL
112 PAVILION 142 SIXTH 172 WEST
113 PETROL 143 SMOKE 173 WING
114 PHONE 144 SOUTH 174 WOOD
115 PIPE 145 SPAN 175 ZONE
116 PORTER 146 SPRINKLER
117 POWERED 147 STAIRCASE
118 PRODUCT 148 STATION
119 PRODUCTION 149 STORE
120 PUMP 150 SUITE
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Appendix C
Numeric match of the commands sent from PC
(64) (00) Operation command: global reset

(64) (01) Operation command: acquisition
(64) (02) Operation command: siren silencing
(64) (03) Operation command: siren reset
(64) (04) Operation command: system test
(64) (05) Operation command: master Alarm
(64) (06) Operation command: lamp test
(64) (07) Operation command: reset delay
(64) (08) Operation command: increase delay
System fault numeric match
Line module / Viewer (MC8) Fault

1 Line module: Eeprom not present
2 Line module: Eeprom not responding
3 Line module: Watch-Dog activated
4 Line module: undesirable interrupt
5 Line module: Ext. Ram / Data Bus Fault
6 Line module: Address Fault Bus
7 Line module: not responding
8 Line module: not responding or removed
9 Line module: reset enabled
Modem or remote/synoptic panel failure

1 Modem/panel faulty or not responding
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System faults
1 System fault: Exclusion memory overflow
2 System fault: Zone Alarm memory overflow
3 System fault: Alarm memory underflow
4 System fault: System fault memory overflow
5 System fault: System fault memory underflow
6 System fault: Field fault memory overflow
7 System fault: Field fault memory underflow
8 System fault: Maintenance memory overflow
9 System fault: Maintenance memory underflow
10 System fault: Alarm fifo memory overflow
11 System fault: Alarm fifo memory underflow
12 System fault: Not previously excluded device inclusion
13 System fault: Device group Alarm memory overflow
14 System fault: Zone group Alarm memory overflow
15 System fault: Data area integrity corrupted
16 System fault: Program area integrity corrupted
17 System fault: Low voltage of the internal buffer battery
18 System fault: High voltage of the internal buffer battery
NOTES:
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ELKRON S.p.A.
Via Cimarosa, 39 – 10154 Torino (TO) – Italy
Tel. +39 (0)11.3986711 – Fax +39 (0)11.3986790
Sede Milano: Via Gadames,109 – 20151 (Mi) – Italy
Tel. +39 (0)2.334491 – Fax +39 (0)2.33449213
www.elkron.it – mail to: info@elkron.it
Summary Table for the Zone Group settings
Zone Group Name of the Zone associated with the group

Number (32 characters max)
Summary Table for the Zone Group and Associated Control Modules
Alarm Modes: Synoptic

Delayed
Group Type: 1-Single knock Controlled control modules:
Zone activations
Group Name 2-Single knock + timer
Group of the
(32 characters max) 1-Fire protection 3-Double knock Linea N° Attuatore N°
Number 2-Technological 4-Double knock + timer group
(Max 4 Attuatori)
5-Level 1 Alarm only (min.)
SN ° SN° Point
Summary Table for the Zone Settings and Associated Control Modules
Controlled control
Alarm Modes:
Delayed Zone Options: Synoptic: modules:
Zone Type: 1-Single knock
activations 1-Drift
2-Single knock + timer
Zone Group Name of detectors 2-Day/Night
1-Fire protection 3-Double knock
Number (32 characters max) and manual 3-Evacuation Line No. Control
2-Technological 4-Double knock + timer
call points Module No.
3-Extinguish 5-Level 1 Alarm only
(min.) 1 2 3 SN° SN° Point (4 Control Modules
6-Double knock + reset
max)
Summary Table for the group settings of the associated Detectors and Control Modules
Alarm Modes: Delayed Synoptic

Group Type:
1-Single knock activations Controlled control modules:
Detector
Group Name 2-Single knock + timer of detectors
group 1-Fire Alarm
(32 characters max) 3-Double knock and manual call Line No. Control Module No.
Number
4-Double knock + timer points (4 Control Modules max)
2-Technological
5-Level 1 Alarm only (min.) SN ° SN° Point
Summary Table for the Device Associations in the Zone / Group
Synoptic
Zone No. - Name P-Priority
Device Type Levels
Device Name Line Device R-Reset Timer
Group No. - Name (32 characters max) No. No. D-Degraded
(1-2-3-4-5-6-7) (1-2-3)
M- Master Alarm
SN ° SN° Point
Summary Table for Detection Lines
Device
Type: Type 1 Device Type 2 Device Type 3 Device Type 4 Device Type 5 Device Type 6 Device Type 7 Device Total
L-Loop
Line No. Line isolators SMOKE Heat Module CONT.CONN. MANUAL Gas Barriers
O-Open BASE COD. CALL POINT (Max 128 x
(branch A – B) INTERFACES Line)
Summary Table for Detection Lines
Device
Type: Type 1 Device Type 2 Device Type 3 Device Type 4 Device Type 5 Device Type 6 Device Type 7 Device Total
L-Loop
Line No. Line isolators SMOKE Heat Module CONT.CONN. MANUAL Gas Barriers
O-Open BASE COD. CALL POINT (Max 128 x
(branch A – B) INTERFACES Line)
Device Arrangement on Line No._
Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88
89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96
97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104
105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112
113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120
121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128

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Modified “Device promamming - level”; “Alarm timers – Double Knock

4 20-01-04 Removed figure from the first page M.T.

3 08-07-03 Modified “Device programming” M.T.

2 17-09-02 Added note to “Line start-up” M.T.

1 18-09-01 Modified text making-up M.T.

Rev. Date Description ID

1.18.2 Programming from PC........................................................................................................... 32

1.23.2.5 EXCLUDE GROUP ........................................................................................................... 66

1.28.7 CLOCK .................................................................................................................................. 93

Appendix B .................................................................................................................................. 113

Appendix C .................................................................................................................................. 117

) Important information concerning the function described

Do not use the keyboard if it shows visible signs of damage.

C.I.E. = Control and Indicating Equipment

Priority device = it can be controlled more frequently by the Control Panel.

1.2 Basic concepts

1.3 Detectors, manual call points and control modules

DEVICE Type Abbreviation

1.4 Signalling Line Circuits and Control Panel

AREA54-1 120 zones

1.6 Device Group

AREA54-1 60 Device groups

Area 54 makes it possible to associate up to 10 devices and up to 4 Output Modules to

1.7 Zone Group

AREA54-1 60 Zone groups

Area 54 makes it possible to associate up to 10 Zones and up to Output Modules to a

1.8 Types of Zones and Groups

Each Zone or Device Group may be programmed to manage Alarm conditions

1.9 Operating modes

Using the time modes it is possible to perform the following activities:

1.10 Operative ways

Area 54 can be operated in one of two basic ways:

NORMAL (Stand-by) Operative Way

1.10.1 Normal (Stand-by) operative way

Active at Night Event counter

First Event Cumulative Event

ALARM 2 Z002 R00 L01 D015 MN PR *ZA003

Zone Alarms (ZA)

1.10.1.1 Alarm Display

Zone delay Address of the

ALARM 3 Z110 R00 L01 D018 MN PR *ZA003

Detection line in alarm P = Priority

Zone Alarm Display when the Zone time has elapsed

ALARM 1 Z110 R00 FR *ZA001

Device Group Alarm Display generated by associated detector

Group delay Address of the

Group Alarm level

ALARM 3 G020 R00 L01 D018 MN PR *ZA003

Detection line in Priority

ALARM 1 G020 R00 FR *ZA003

Zone Group Alarm Display generated by an associated Zone

Group Alarm level

ALLARM 3 G025 R00 Z033 *ZA003

ALARM 1 G020 R00 FU *ZA003

1.10.1.2 System Fault Display

Faulty panel address

FAULT REMOTE PANEL 05 (01) ZA000

For further information on the system fault, please refer to Appendix A.

1.10.1.3 Field Fault Display

Faulty detection line

FAULT Z020 L01 D018 MN PR *FF001

FAULT LINE 01 *FF001