Consilium: Fire Alarm System

Fire Alarm System
Salwico CS3000
User’s guide
Ver. 6
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Contents
About this manual .................................................................................................... iv
Chapter 1: CS3000 fire alarm system

Introduction ................................................................................. 1-1
Control unit ................................................................................. 1-1
Control unit panel ....................................................................... 1-2
Fire alarm panel ......................................................................... 1-2
Operating panel.......................................................................... 1-3
Loop unit address...................................................................... 1-4
One or more control units ......................................................... 1-4
Authorization................................................................................. 1-4
Chapter 2: Fire Alarm

FIRE is flashing.......................................................................... 2-1
Fire alarm in a conventional loop ............................................... 2-2
Central fire alarm........................................................................ 2-2
ALARMS IN QUEUE is flashing ............................................ 2-3
Acknowledge and mute fire alarm ........................................ 2-4
Reset fire alarm ......................................................................... 2-5
Fire alarms that could not be reset ....................................... 2-6
Chapter 3: Fault indication

FAULT is flashing ...................................................................... 3-1
Acknowledge faults ................................................................... 3-2
Reset faults ................................................................................. 3-3
Chapter 4: Disconnections
Disconnect zones ....................................................................... 4-2
Disconnect a whole zone permanently ....................................... 4-2
Disconnect a whole zone for a specified time interval ................ 4-3
Disconnect detectors .................................................................. 4-4
Disconnect all detectors in a zone .............................................. 4-4
Disconnect a certain detector in a zone ...................................... 4-5
Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone ........................... 4-6
Disconnect all detectors in a zone for a certain time................... 4-7
Disconnect a certain detector in a zone for a certain time .......... 4-8
Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone for a cert. time .. . 4-9
Disconnect a manual call point ............................................. 4-11
Disconnect a certain manual call point in a zone ....................... 4-11
Disconnect a certain manual call point for a certain time........... 4-12
Disconnect external alarm devices...................................... 4-13
Disconnect all external alarm devices ....................................... 4-13
Disconnect a certain external alarm device .............................. 4-14
Disconnect external control devices ................................... 4-15
Disconnect all external control devices ..................................... 4-15
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Disconnect a certain external control device............................. 4-16

Disconnect a certain category of external control devices ........ 4-17
Disconnect an external control device of a certain output......... 4-19
Electrical isolation of a loop ................................................... 4-21
Chapter 5: Reconnection ................................................................................. 5-1

Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay....................... 6-1
Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts
Fire alarms ................................................................................... 7-1
All fire alarms .............................................................................. 7-1
Not resettable fire alarms ............................................................ 7-3
Fire alarm history ........................................................................ 7-4
Faults ............................................................................................. 7-5
Abnormal conditions .................................................................. 7-7
Disconnections............................................................................ 7-8
Status for loop unit ..................................................................... 7-9
Input status ................................................................................ 7-15
Output status ............................................................................. 7-16
Chapter 8: Adjustments of the system

Change access level ................................................................. 8-1
Change access code ................................................................. 8-2
Set date......................................................................................... 8-3
Set time ......................................................................................... 8-4
Resound alarm devices .................................................... 8-5
Set lamp intensity (Dimmer) .................................................... 8-6
Change number of loop units .................................................. 8-7
Connect a PC .............................................................................. 8-8
Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors

Activate/deactivate poll flash ................................................... 9-1
Set sensitivity of smoke detectors in a certain zone ......... 9-2
Set time delay for smoke detectors ....................................... 9-4
Chapter 10: System information

Display program version ........................................................ 10-1
Display analogue values of a loop unit ............................... 10-3
Display power unit status ....................................................... 10-8
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Chapter 11: Tests

Lamp test ................................................................................ 11-1
Buzzer test ................................................................................ 11-2
Power unit test and rapid charge of battery ...................... 11-3
Chapter 12: MN3000 - Mini Repeater unit ......................................... 12-1
Chapter 13: Maintenance ............................................................................... 13-1
Appendix A: Fault codes ........................................................................... A-1

Appendix B: Technical Documentation File .............................. B-1
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About this manual

This manual is a comprehensive guide that contains all of the procedures
needed to handle the CS3000 Fire Alarm System.
For a more detailed description of the system refer to the CS3000 Reference
Manual.
For information on how to maintain and perform service on the system refer to
the CS3000 Service Manual.
All CS3000 systems are custom designed including different numbers of control
units, display units, loops, zones, loop units, etc. This manual describes the
function of the control unit and the display unit MN3000, the latter is
described in a separate chapter at the end of the manual.
To help you to learn and work with the system efficiently, this manual is
organised by tasks, starting with a short description of the control unit panel
and some limitations of the system in the first chapter. The next chapters
describe a fire alarm, when there is a fault and disconnections. A disconnected
unit should be disconnected for a minimum of time since a disconnected unit is
not supervised by the system. All reconnections are made by using the
different lists in the system, refer to chapters Reconnection and Listings
Printouts.
The remaining chapters describe the following:

− How to deactivate and activate alarm delay
− How to adjust the system
− How to adjust the detectors
− How to display system status
− How to test lamps/LEDs and buzzers
All the fault codes are listed in Appendix A.
There might be some deviations between the text shown in your display and
the text presented in this manual. Always follow the instructions on your
display, if there are major deviations we would most grateful if you would
report them to Consilium Marine.
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Chapter 1: CS3000 Fire alarm system

Introduction
The CS3000 is a computerised, fully addressable analogue fire alarm system
with analogue detectors. The detectors are automatically tested and
continuously supervised by the central unit. In the event of fire the appropriate
output channels are activated controlling fire-damping measures. At pre-set
fixed intervals the system actively checks that all connected units are in
working order and that the content of the system is according to its
configuration.
The fire alarm system can be divided into several geographically separated
central units and control units, which are inter-connected into a larger system.
Conventional detectors and sensors of closing type can be connected to the
CS3000 system, in addition to the analogue detectors.
The operator supervises and operates the system from one or more control
units, which normally are placed at convenient locations, separated from the
central units.
The different central units and control units of the system communicate with
each other on the system loop, consisting of two RS-422 channels.
The central unit and its detectors communicate on two-wire loops. The loop
can either be a single-ended branch line, a two-way closed loop with or
without connected branch lines. The communication method is based on
frequency modulation (FSK). Each detector is connected to its loop via a
specially developed integrated circuit, IDA, for supervision and
communication. The detectors are normally power supplied from the loop.
In this document “loop” refers to the physical loop as described above. The
physical loop can be divided into max 5 “zones” with a definition program. A
zone can either be the entire loop or a part of a loop.
A system may contain max 999 loops, with max 64 loops per central,
including 400 conventional loops. One loop may have a total of max 150
analogue loop units.
When more than 15 alarms are activated on the same loop all output channels
controlled from that loop are activated (even when controlled from section
units that do not have an active alarm).
This User’s Guide describes the CS3000 fire alarm installation in a marine
environment.
Control unit
All communication between the operator and the system is performed via the
front panel on the control unit, that has been designed for ease of use. If the
CS3000 system detects a fire, fault, abnormal condition or change in the
system status, this is displayed on the control unit panel. The operator can
control and check a number of functions in the system. To make it easier for
the operator to handle the functions, they are divided in to three levels. Each
level is protected by an access code that can easily be changed by the operator.
The following functions are available in the system:
− Disconnection of loops, zones, detectors, manual call points, loop units,
alarm devices, external controls.
− Electric isolation of a loop.
− Reconnection of all disconnected units.
− Display of all events present in the different lists in the system.
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− Change of system status, such as date, time, and number of loops connected
to the system and connection/disconnection of PC.
− Change of smoke detector settings, such as sensitivity and time delay.
− Display of the status of all loop units connected to the system.
− Test buzzer, LED’s, indicators and display.
Control unit panel

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The control unit panel is designed for ease of use. Therefore the panel is
divided into two halves, the fire alarm panel and the operating panel. The fire
alarm panel is activated when a fire alarm is detected in the system. The
operator controls and supervises the system by using the four-line display, the
keyboard and a few dedicated keys.
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The Fire alarm panel is activated when a fire alarm is detected in the system.
The FIRE indicator is flashing and, the alarming zone number and detector
address are displayed on the numeric display.
Keys
ALARM MUTE This key is used to acknowledge the fire alarm and
mute the buzzers.
ALARM RESET This key is used to reset the fire alarm.
ALARMS IN QUEUE LEDs indicating multiple alarms with a possibility
to list these on the numerical display and on the
alphanumerical display.
Indicators
EXTERNAL CONTROL LED indicating that an external control output is
ACTIVATED active.
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Operating panel
The Operating panel is used for controlling the system and to display
additional information in case of a fire alarm. The alphanumerical display is
used as a complement to the numerical display on the Fire Alarm panel, as a
communication medium when operating the system, and to display guiding
texts for the function keys. Under normal conditions, when the central unit is
in normal status, the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed together with
the date and time.
Keys
F1, F2, F3, F4 Function keys, used for choosing functions from
the menus in the display and for entering certain
characters with no keys of their own.
0-9 Numerical keys
← Correction key, the last keystroke is erased.
↵ Return key, the system returns to normal status,
CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
S, D, SD, EA, Command keys used to choose the unit to operate
EC, AD on.
MUTE Fault handling key used to acknowledge faults and
to mute the buzzers.
RESET Fault handling key used to reset the faults.
ON, OFF, TIMER Operation keys used to choose the operation to
perform.
LIST, ⇑, ⇓ List handling keys, the LIST key is used to open
the list function. The arrow keys are used to scroll
through the lists.
Indicators
POWER ON Is lit when the power is on.
DISCONNECTION Is a general disconnection indicator.
TEST Is lit when the central unit is in test mode.
ZONE/DETECTOR Is lit when a reset of a fire alarm has been
NOT RESET attempted but failed.
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ALARM TRANSFER Is lit when the dedicated fire output is activated

(steady light) and is flashing when the door is
opened, the fire output is deactivated.
EXTERNAL ALARM Is lit when an external alarm output is
disconnected or faulty.
DELAY OFF Is lit when the time delay is deactivated.
SYSTEM FAULT Is lit when a fault occurs in the system program.
ABNORMAL COND Is lit when an abnormal condition has occurred.
Loop unit address

A loop unit address can be entered in three different ways but only one can be
used at a time. The address type is defined at the installation of the system.
A) 1 - 150
B) 1 - 99.x, x is equal to 0 or 1 (Note the decimal point before the letter x.)
C) 1 - 99x, is equal to 0 or 1
All the addresses in this manual is according to item A), if you have chosen B)
or C) please keep this in mind when reading the manual.
One or more control units

Your system may consist of one, two or more control units. All control units in
a system can communicate with each other and the operator may therefore
change some of the functions such as disconnection and reconnection, for all
control units from one control unit. When one of these functions is selected the
system first asks the operator to specify which unit to work on. If your system
only includes one control unit this text will never occur on your unit.
In this manual we have chosen to show when this text is displayed. If your
system only includes one control unit, disregard this text in the manual and
continue with the next step.
Authorization
The functions of the system are divided into three different access levels, each
level protected by an access code. The system is in access level 1 when the
door to the control unit is closed. To go to access level 2 or 3 the appropriate
access code for each level is entered. Access level 2 can also be reached by
opening the door.
All functions are described one by one, but for clarity the functions have been
grouped according to their functionality into different chapters. The access
code for each function is specified first in each description.
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Chapter 2: Fire Alarm

FIRE is flashing
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A fire alarm is detected in the system. The zone number and detector address
in alarm is displayed on the fire alarm panel and in clear text on the
alphanumeric display on the operating panel. If dash signs are displayed in the
detector address field a fire alarm has been generated in a conventional loop,
see Fire alarm in a conventional loop. A special fire alarm, a central alarm, is
generated if dash signs are displayed in both the zone and detector fields, see
Central fire alarm.
All the information about the fire alarm is displayed on the first and second
line on the display. The zone number and the detector address are displayed on
the first line and additional information about the unit, if provided, is displayed
on the second line.
The fire alarms can be acknowledge and reset. All fire alarms are put in the All
list.
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A fire alarm is detected in a conventional loop. The system can only display
the zone numbers.
FIRE ZONE 201 HD 1(1) (NOT MUTED)
MENU
These fire alarms can be acknowledged, muted and reset in the same way as all
other fire alarms in the system.
Central fire alarm

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The system has detected a fire alarm at the same time as it has detected a
hardware fault in the central unit. The system can not display the exact address
of the fire alarm it can only display the central unit number.
FIRE CENTRAL 1 1(1)
MENU
This fire alarm can be acknowledged, muted and reset in the same way as all
other fire alarms in the system.
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ALARMS IN QUEUE is flashing

Two or more fire alarms in the system
(Access level 2)
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Acknowledge and mute

• Press ALARM MUTE, to mute and acknowledge all the fire alarms.
The FIRE and ALARMS IN QUEUE indicators stop flashing and turn over to
steady red when all the fire alarms are muted. The function of the audible fire
alarm is defined at the initialisation of the system. The internal buzzer is
temporarily silenced. They are permanently silenced when ALARM MUTE is
pressed. The internal buzzer is sounding each time a new fire alarm is
generated.
The zone numbers and detector addresses in alarm are displayed on the fire
alarm panel.
FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(2)

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LAST ALARM FIRE ZONE 6 DETECTOR 14
CORRIDOR
The address of the first fire alarm is displayed on the first line and additional
information about the alarming unit, if provided, is displayed on the second
line. The address of the latest fire alarm is displayed on the third line and
additional information about this unit, if provided, is displayed on the fourth
line. The text MENU on the fourth line disappears when there is more than one
fire alarm in the system, but the F4 key is still active.
Display next alarm
• Press ALARMS IN QUEUE.
The next fire alarm address is displayed both on the fire alarm panel and on the
alphanumerical display for a few seconds. The fire alarm is presented on the
two first lines on the display.
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Acknowledge and mute
• Press ALARM MUTE, to mute and acknowledge the fire alarms.
The FIRE indicator stops blinking and turns over to steady red. The function of the
audible fire alarm when the door is opened is defined at the initialisation of the
system. The internal buzzer is temporarily silenced. They are permanently silenced
when ALARM MUTE is pressed. The internal buzzer is sounding each time a new fire
alarm is generated.
The zone number and detector address of the first detected fire alarm is displayed on
the fire alarm panel and on the alphanumerical display on the operating panel.

CREW CABIN 754
MENU
The zone number and detector address is displayed on the first line and
additional information about the alarming unit is displayed on the second line.
If there are more than one unit in alarm the addresses of these alarms will not
be automatically displayed. You can display one at a time by pressing the
ALARMS IN QUEUE key repeatedly.
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Reset fire alarm

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You can only reset the displayed fire alarm one at a time.
Select fire alarm
• Press ALARMS IN QUEUE repeatedly to select the appropriate fire
alarm.
Reset fire alarm
• Press ALARM RESET to reset the fire alarm.
The system is trying to reset the fire alarm.
CREW CABIN 754
EXECUTING ORDER...
MENU
The fire alarm is reset

The fire alarm disappears from the display when it is reset and it is moved
from the All list to the Fire alarm history list. The next fire alarm is displayed
after five seconds or if there are no more fire alarms the system returns to
normal status and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
The fire alarm is not reset
FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(1) (NOT RESETABLE)
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ORDER NOT DONE: DETECTOR IN ALARM
MENU
The reason why the fire alarm is not reset is displayed on line three. The
indicator ZONE/DETECTOR NOT RESET on the fire alarm panel turns on.
The display returns to normal status and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is
displayed. The fire alarm is now a not resettable fire alarm and it can be listed
in two different ways:
1. Use the ALARMS IN QUEUE key, if all fire alarms are muted and
reset, and all faults are muted.
2. Use the list function. Press the LIST key on the operating panel and
select the Fire Alarm - Not reset list.
Check the problem and deal with it. For more information see Fire alarms
that could not be reset.
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Fire alarms that could not be reset

(Access level 2)
A fire alarm that could not be reset is put in the Fire Alarm - Not resettable
list. To reset one of these fire alarms this list can be used or they can be listed
by using the ALARMS IN QUEUE key and when the fire alarm is displayed
reset it with the ALARM RESET key.
ALARMS IN QUEUE KEY

• Press ALARMS IN QUEUE repeatedly to select the appropriate fire
alarm.

CONSUMABLE STORE
FIRE ZONE 3 DET 24
RESTAURANT
The fire alarm address is displayed both on the fire alarm panel and on the
alphanumerical display on the operating panel.
Reset fire alarm
• Press ALARM RESET.

CONSUMABLE STORE
EXECUTING ORDER...

The fire alarm disappears from the display and the Fire Alarm - Not resettable
list. The display returns to the next fire alarm after a few seconds, or if there
are no more fire alarms it returns to normal status and the text CS3000
CONTROL UNIT is displayed.

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ORDER NOT DONE: DETECTOR IN ALARM
The reason why the fire alarm is not reset is displayed on line three. Check the
problem and deal with it. The not resettable fire alarm is displayed again after
a few seconds.
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LIST KEY
• Press LIST.
• Press F1 (FIRE ALARM).
• Press F2, to select the not resettable list.
The first not resettable fire alarm is displayed.
FIRE ZONE 2 DET 5

COR. BETW. STABILIZERS
ALARM 2 OF 4 (NOT RESETTABLE)
PRINTOUT
Reset fire alarm

• Select the appropriate fire alarm by using the ↑ and ↓ keys.
• Press ALARM RESET, to reset the fire alarm.
The fire alarm is reset and it disappears from the alphanumerical display. The
fire alarm is moved from the Not resettable list to the Fire history list. The text
LIST EMPTY is displayed when the fire alarm list is empty. The system
returns to the normal menu after a few seconds and the text CS3000
The reason why the fire alarm is not reset is displayed on line three. This text
disappears after about a few seconds but the fire alarm remains displayed on
line one and two. Check the problem and deal with it, then try to reset the fire
alarm again.
User's Guide Chapter 3: Fault indication 3-1
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Chapter 3: Fault indication

FAULT is flashing
When the FAULT indicator is flashing and the internal buzzer is sounding, this
means that one or more faults have been detected in the system. The first line
displays the word FAULT, followed by a fault code, a zone number, a detector
address and a fault message. Additional text, if provided, is displayed on line
two. The total number of faults is displayed on line 3.
However, if there is a fire alarm in the system the fault is not displayed. It is
then put in the Fault list instead.
The faults can, one at a time, be acknowledged/muted and reset by using the
MUTE and RESET keys situated in the Fault field. If there is a fire alarm in
the system the LIST key is used to display the fault in the display. The fault
codes are listed in Appendix A: Fault codes.
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Acknowledge faults
(Access level 2)
No fire alarms in the system,

the fault is displayed
Only one fault can be acknowledged at a time.
• Press M in the FAULT field to acknowledge (mute) the fault.
The internal buzzer is temporarily silenced. The internal buzzer is sounding
each time a new fault is detected in the system.
The FAULT indication stops flashing and turns over to steady yellow light
when all faults are muted. The internal buzzer is permanently silenced. The
fault is put in the Fault list and the alphanumerical display is erased and the
next fault, if any, is displayed. When all faults are acknowledged the system
returns to its previous status. The number of faults in the system and which
fault in order that is displayed is shown on line three.
There are fire alarms in the system,
the fault is not displayed
If there is at least one fire alarm in the system, the fault can not be displayed
and it is therefore immediately put into the Fault list.
• Press LIST to open the list function.
• Press F2 to select the Fault list.
• Select the fault by using the ↑ and ↓ keys.
• Press M in the FAULT field to acknowledge the displayed fault. The LED
on the arrow keys respectively is lit if there are more faults to be listed.
To exit the Fault list, press the ↵ key.
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Reset faults
(Access level 2)
The faults can be reset from the Fault list or the automatic fault list displayed
when there are no fire alarms in the system. The fault is only reset if the cause
of the problem has disappeared.
• Press LIST to open the list function.
• Press F2 to select the Fault list.
FAULT (22) ZONE 2 DET 5 NO ANSWER
ENGINE WORKSHOP
FAULT 1 OF 1
PRINTOUT
The first fault is always displayed first. The list function can be interrupted at
any time by pressing the ↵ key.
• Select the appropriate fault by using the ↑ and ↓ keys. The LED on the
arrow keys respectively is lit if there are more faults to be listed.
• Press R in the FAULT field to reset the fault.
The system will then try to reset the fault.

ENGINE WORKSHOP
EXECUTING ORDER....
PRINTOUT
The fault is reset

If the reset is successful the fault disappears from the fault list. The next fault,
if any, is then displayed after a few seconds. When the fault list is empty, the
text LIST EMPTY is displayed. The system then returns to normal status and
the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
The fault is not reset
If the reset is unsuccessful the fault remains in the fault list. The fault is not
reset and the reason for the unsuccessful reset is displayed in line three.

ENGINE WORKSHOP
ORDER NOT DONE: UNIT MISSING
The text in line three disappears after a few seconds. Check the problem and
deal with it. Then try to reset the fault again.
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Chapter 4: Disconnections
Different parts of the fire alarm system can be disconnected: loops, zones,
detectors, manual call points, loop units, alarm devices and external control
devices. All disconnections are put in the Disconnection list. The LED marked
DISCONNECTION on the control panel is lit when the first disconnection in
the system is made and it remains lit until all disconnections are reconnected.
A disconnection can be interrupted at any time, regardless of how it has been
defined.
WARNING! When a unit or a part of a loop is disconnected, the fire alarm
system can not supervise this area for any fire alarms. It is therefore very
important that as few loop units as possible are disconnected and for a
minimum of time.
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Disconnect zones
A whole zone can either be disconnected permanently or for a defined time
interval.
Disconnect a whole zone permanently

(Access level 2)
All detectors and manual call points on the disconnected zone are disconnected
from now on until they are reconnected again. The zone remains disconnected
until reconnected from the Disconnections list.
Select zone
• Press Z to select zone.
• Enter a zone number in the interval 1 – 999.
ZONE 2
ENTER ZONE NUMBER OR SELECT FUNCTION
MENU
Disconnect the zone

• Press OFF to disconnect the zone.
ZONE 2 OFF
EXECUTING ORDER...
MENU
The zone is disconnected

When the zone is disconnected the text on line three is changed to ORDER
DONE. The LED marked DISCONNECTION is lit, if this is the first active
disconnection in the system. After a few seconds the display returns to the
previous menu.
The zone is not disconnected
A message is displayed on line three for a few seconds, if the system is unable
to disconnect the zone. The system thereafter returns to the previous menu.
Continue to define the next disconnection. When all intended disconnections

have been made, return to normal status by pressing ↵ .
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Disconnect a whole zone for a specified time interval

(Access level 2)
All detectors and manual call points connected to a zone can be disconnected
for a specified time interval. The maximum disconnection time is 24 hours.
The zone is automatically reconnected when the disconnecting time has
elapsed. It can also be reconnected from the Disconnections list.
Select zone
ZONE 2

MENU
Define the disconnection time

• Press TIMER.
ZONE 2 TIMER
ENTER DISCONNECTION LENGTH
• Enter how long time the detectors should be disconnected. Enter the time as
HH:MM. Allowed time interval is 00:00 – 23:59. Please note the colon (:)
as separator between each item, present on the F1 key.
Disconnect the zone
• Press OFF.
ZONE 2 TIMER 01:25 OFF

EXECUTING ORDER...
The zone is disconnected

The zone is now disconnected for the specified time and the text on line three
is changed to ORDER DONE. The LED marked DISCONNECTION is lit, if
this is the first active disconnection in the system. After a few seconds the
display returns to the previous menu.
The zone is not disconnected
A message is displayed on line three for a few seconds if the system can not
disconnect the zone. The system thereafter returns to the previous menu.

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Disconnect detectors
(Access level 2)
A detector, a group of detectors or all detectors in a zone can be disconnected.
The detectors can be specified by address or by address and category, such as
smoke or heat detectors. Manual call points are not affected. The disconnected
units can be permanently disconnected or for a certain time. You can manually
reconnect a detector that has been disconnected for a certain time by using the
Disconnection list.
Disconnect all detectors in a zone

(Access level 2)
All detectors are disconnected immediately. The detectors are specified by an
address or by an address and a category. The detectors remain disconnected
until you reconnect them manually from the Disconnections list.
Select a zone
ZONE 2
MENU
Select one of the following:

Detector • Press D.
Smoke detector • Press SD.
Heat detector • Press F4 (MENU) followed by F3 (HEAT DET.).
Disconnect the detectors
• Press OFF.
ZONE 2 SD OFF
EXECUTING ORDER...
The detectors are reconnected

When the detectors are disconnected the text on line three is changed to
ORDER DONE. The LED marked DISCONNECTION is lit, if this is the first
active disconnection in the system. After a few seconds the display returns to
the previous menu.
The detectors are not disconnected
disconnect the detectors. The system thereafter returns to the previous menu.

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Disconnect a certain detector in a zone

(Access level 2)
The detectors can only be disconnected one by one if they are connected to an
addressable zone. The selected detector is immediately disconnected. The
detector can be specified by an address or by an address and a category. The
detector remains disconnected until reconnected manually from
Disconnections list.
Select zone
ZONE 2

Detector • Press D and enter a detector address.
Smoke detector • Press SD and enter a smoke detector address.
Heat detector • Press F4 (MENU), F3 (HEAT DET.) and enter a heat detector address.
Disconnect the detector
• Press OFF.
ZONE 2 SD 4 OFF
PUMP ROOM 1, SB
EXECUTING ORDER...
The detector is disconnected

When the detector is disconnected the text on line three is changed to ORDER
previous menu.
The detector is not disconnected
disconnect the detector. The system thereafter returns to the previous menu.

User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a sequence of detectors ... 4-6
CS3000
Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone

(Access level 2)
You can only disconnect a sequence of detectors if they are connected to an
addressable zone. All specified detectors are disconnected immediately. The
detectors can be specified by an address interval or by an address interval and
a category. The detectors remain disconnected until you reconnect them
manually from the Disconnections list.
Select zone
ZONE 2
MENU

Enter time interval
• Enter the first detector address.
• Press F1 (–).
• Enter the last detector address.
• Press OFF.
ZONE 2 SD 2 - 4 OFF
EXECUTING ORDER...
The detectors are disconnected

the previous menu.

User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a seq. of detectors... 4-7
CS3000
Disconnect all detectors in a zone for a certain time

(Access level 2)
All detectors in the selected zone are immediately disconnected. The detectors
are automatically reconnected when the specified time interval has elapsed.
The maximum disconnecting time is 24 hours. There is always a possibility to
manually reconnect the disconnected detectors from the Disconnection list
before the time has elapsed.
Select zone
ZONE 2
MENU

Define the disconnection length
• Press TIMER.
ZONE 2 DET TIMER
• Press OFF.
ZONE 2 DET TIMER 02:15 OFF

EXECUTING ORDER...
The detectors are disconnected for a certain time

the previous menu.
CS3000
Disconnect a certain detector in a zone for a certain time

(Access level 2)
A detector in a specific zone can only be disconnected if it is connected to an
addressable zone. The selected detector is immediately disconnected. It is
automatically reconnected when the time interval has elapsed. The maximum
disconnecting time is 24 hours. The detector is specified by an address or by
an address and a category. The detector can be reconnected manually from the
Disconnection list before the specified disconnection time has elapsed.
Select zone
ZONE 2

MENU

Detector • Press D and enter a detector address.
Smoke detector • Press SD and enter a smoke detector address.
Heat detector • Press F4 (MENU), F3 (HEAT DET.) and enter a heat detector address.
• Press TIMER.
ZONE 2 DET 3 TIMER
• Enter how long time the detector should be disconnected. Enter the time as
Disconnect the detector
• Press OFF.
ZONE 2 DET 3 TIMER 02:15 OFF
EXECUTING ORDER ...
The detector is disconnected for a certain time

When the detector is disconnected the text on line three is changed to ORDER
previous menu.
The detector is not disconnected
disconnect the detector. The system thereafter returns to the previous menu.

CS3000
Disconnect a sequence of detectors in a zone for a certain time

(Access level 2)
A sequence of detectors can only be disconnected if they are connected to an
addressable zone. All selected detectors are immediately disconnected and are
automatically reconnected when the time interval has elapsed. The maximum
disconnecting time is 24 hours. The detectors are specified by an address
interval or by an address interval and a category. The detectors can be
manually reconnected from the Disconnections list before the specified
disconnection time has elapsed.
Select zone
ZONE 2

MENU

Enter time interval
• Enter the first detector address.
• Press F1 (–).
• Enter the last detector address.
• Press TIMER.
ZONE 2 DET 23 - 27 TIMER
ENTER LAST ADDRESS OR SELECT FUNCTION
• Press OFF.
ZONE 2 DETECTOR 23 - 27 TIMER 02:15 OFF

EXECUTING ORDER...
The detectors are disconnected for a certain time

ORDER DONE. The DISCONNECTION LED is lit, if this is the first active
disconnection in the system. After about a few the display returns to the
previous menu.
CS3000

User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a manual call point 4-11
CS3000
Disconnect a manual call point

A specified manual call point can be disconnected permanently or for a
specified time.
Disconnect a certain manual call point in a zone

(Access level 2)
You can only disconnect the manual call points one by one. The manual call
point is disconnected immediately and remains disconnected until you
reconnect it manually from the Disconnections list.
Select zone
ZONE 3
MENU
Select a manual call point

• Press F4 (MENU).
• Press F1 (MAN. CALL PT).
ZONE 3 MAN. CALL POINT
ENTER ADDRESS
• Enter a manual call point address.

Disconnect the manual call point
• Press OFF.
ZONE 3 MAN. CALL POINT 4

EXECUTING ORDER...
The manual call point is disconnected

When the manual call point is disconnected the text on line three is changed to
the previous menu.
The manual call point is not disconnected
disconnect the manual call point. The system thereafter returns to the previous
menu.
User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect a manual call point ... 4-12
CS3000
Disconnect a certain manual call point for a certain time

(Access level 2)
Manual call points can be disconnected one by one for a specified time interval
and are automatically reconnected when the time has elapsed.
Select zone
ZONE 3

MENU
Select a manual call point

• Press F4 (MENU) followed by F1 (MAN. CALL PT).
ZONE 3 MAN. CALL POINT
ENTER ADDRESS
• Enter a manual call point address.

• Press TIMER.
ZONE 3 MAN. CALL POINT 4 TIMER
ENTER LAST ADDRESS OR SELECT FUNCTION
• Enter how long time the manual call point should be disconnected. Enter
the time as HH:MM. Allowed time interval is 00:00 – 23:59. Please note
the colon (:) as separator between each item, present on the F1 key.
Disconnect the manual call point
• Press OFF.
ZONE 3 MAN. CALL POINT 4 TIMER 02:15 OFF
EXECUTING ORDER...
The manual call point is disconnected

When the manual call point is disconnected the text on line three is changed to
the previous menu.
The manual call point is not disconnected
disconnect the manual call point. The system thereafter returns to the previous
menu.
User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect all external alarm devices 4-13
CS3000
Disconnect external alarm devices

External alarm devices can be disconnected. They remain disconnected until
manually reconnected from the Disconnections list.
Disconnect all external alarm devices

(Access level 1)
All external alarm devices are disconnected immediately. The devices remain
disconnected until you reconnect them manually from the Disconnections list.
Select external alarm function
• Press EA.
EXT.ALARM
ENTER CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

• Enter the number of the appropriate central unit, 1 – 16.
EXT.ALARM CENTRAL NUMBER 5

READY
• Press F1 (READY).
Disconnect all external alarm devices
• Press OFF.
EXT. ALARM CENTRAL NUMBER 5 OFF
EXECUTING ORDER...
The external alarm devices are disconnected

When all external alarm devices are disconnected the text on line three is
changed to ORDER DONE. The LED marked DISCONNECTION is lit, if this
is the first active disconnection in the system. After a few seconds the display
returns to the previous menu.
The external alarm devices are not disconnected
disconnect all the external alarm devices. The system thereafter returns to the
previous menu.

User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external alarm device 4-14
CS3000
Disconnect a certain external alarm device

(Access level 1)
The selected external alarm device is disconnected immediately and it remains
disconnected until you reconnect it manually from the Disconnections list.
Select external alarm function
• Press EA.
CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

CENTRAL NUMBER 5

READY
EXT.ALARM
ENTER EXT.ALARM NO. OR SELECT FUNCTION
• Enter an external alarm group number in the interval 1 – 32.

• Press F1 ( . ).
• Enter an external alarm device number in the interval 1 – 150.
Disconnect external alarm device
• Press OFF.
EXT.ALARM 3.52
EXECUTING ORDER...
The external alarm device is disconnected

When the external alarm device is disconnected the text on line three is
The external alarm device is not disconnected
disconnect the external alarm device. The system thereafter returns to the
previous menu.
User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect all external control devices 4-15
CS3000
Disconnect external control devices

All external control devices, a single external control device or a category of
external control devices can be disconnected. The devices remain disconnected
until manually reconnected from the Disconnections list.
Disconnect all external control devices

(Access level 1)
All external control devices are disconnected immediately and they remain
disconnected until you reconnect them manually from the Disconnections list.
Select external control function
• Press EC.
CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

CENTRAL NUMBER 5

READY
EXT. CONTROL
ENTER EXT.CONTROL NO. OR SELECT FUNCTION

MENU
Disconnect all external control devices

• Press OFF.
EXT. CONTROL
EXECUTING ORDER...
The external control devices are disconnected

When the external control devices are disconnected the text on line three is
changed to ORDER DONE. The DISCONNECTION LED is lit, if this is the
first active disconnection in the system. After a few seconds the display returns
to the previous menu.
The external control devices are not disconnected
disconnect the external control devices. The system thereafter returns to the
previous menu.
User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external control device 4-16
CS3000
Disconnect a certain external control device

(Access level 1)
The selected external control device is immediately disconnected and remains
disconnected until manually reconnected by using the Disconnections list.
• Press EC.
CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

CENTRAL NUMBER 5

READY
EXT. CONTROL
ENTER EXT. CONTROL NO.OR SELECT FUNCTION
MENU
• Enter an external control group number in the interval 1 – 32.

• Press F1 ( . ).
• Enter an external control device number in the interval 1 – 150.
Disconnect the external control device
EXT. CONTROL 7.87
ENTER EXT. CONTROL NUMBER OR SELECT OFF
• Press OFF.
The external control device is disconnected

When the external control device is disconnected the text on line three is
The external control device is not disconnected
disconnect the external control device. The system thereafter returns to the
previous menu.

User's Guide Chapter 4: Disconnect one external control ... 4-17
CS3000
Disconnect a certain category of external control devices

(Access level 1)
There are five categories of external control devices in the system: sprinklers,
doors, dampers, smoke hatches and fans. All the external control devices
belonging to the specified group are disconnected immediately. The external
control devices remain disconnected until they are reconnected from the
Disconnection list.
• Press EC.
CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

CENTRAL NUMBER 5

READY
EXT. CONTROL

MENU
Select a category
EXT. CONTROL
SPRINKLER DOOR DAMPER MORE
The categories Sprinklers, Doors and Dampers can be selected in this menu.
Smoke hatches and Fans are selected in the next menu.
• Press the appropriate function key F1 – F3.

EXT. CONTROL SPRINKLER
Disconnect selected category

• Press OFF.
EXT. CONTROL SPRINKLER
EXECUTING ORDER...
CS3000

When the external control devices are disconnected the text on line three is
The external control devices are not disconnected
disconnect the external control devices. The system thereafter returns to the
previous menu.

Disconnect an external control device of a certain output

(Access level 1)
The selected external control device of the specified category is disconnected
and it remains disconnected until reconnected from the Disconnections list.
• Press EC.
CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

CENTRAL NUMBER 5
READY
EXTERNAL CONTROL
ENTER EXT. CONTROL NO. OR SELECT

FUNCTION
MENU
EXTERNAL CONTROL
SPRINKLER DOOR DAMPER MORE
The categories Sprinklers, Doors and Dampers can be selected in this menu.
Smoke hatches and Fans are selected in the next menu.
Select a category
• Press the appropriate function key F1 – F3.
EXTERNAL CONTROL SPRINKLER
CS3000
ENTER EXT. CONTROL NO. OR SELECT

FUNCTION
• Enter an external control group number in the interval 1 – 32.

• Press F1 ( . ).
• Enter an external control device number in the interval 1 – 150.
Disconnect the external control device
EXTERNAL CONTROL SPRINKLER 4.54

ENTER EXT. CONTROL NO. OR SELECT OFF
• Press OFF.
When the external control is disconnected the text on line three is changed to
the previous menu.
The external control is not disconnected
disconnect the external control. The system thereafter returns to the previous
menu.

User's Guide Chapter 4: Electrical isolation of a loop 4-20
CS3000
Electrical isolation of a loop

(Access level 3)
A loop can be electrically isolated. To reconnect the loop use the
Disconnection list.
Select electric isolation
• Press F4 (MENU) until EL.ISOL. is displayed.
CS3000 CONTROL UNIT 2002-08-02
16:17:19
PROG.VER. EL.ISOL. CONN. PC MORE
• Press F2 (EL.ISOL.).
ELECTRIC ISOLATION LOOP NO:
ENTER LOOP NUMBER
Select a loop
• Enter a loop number, 1 – 200.
Disconnect a loop
• Press F1 (YES).
ELECTRIC ISOLATION LOOP NO.: 5
DISCONNECTION LOOP
The loop is electrically isolated

The system has electrically isolated the loop. The LED marked
DISCONNECTION is lit, if this is the first active disconnection in the system.
After a few seconds the display returns to the previous menu.
The loop is not electrically isolated
If a loop can not be electrically isolated, the text on line three is changed to
ORDER NOT DONE. The system returns to normal status and the text
CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
User's Guide Chapter 5: Reconnection 5-1
CS3000
Chapter 5: Reconnection
There is only one way to reconnect disconnected units, and that is to list the
units and thereafter change the status of the unit. A unit that is disconnected
for a certain time interval is automatically reconnected when that time interval
has elapsed, but it can also be manually reconnected from the Disconnections
list at any time. For more information see Chapter 7 Listings and Printouts,
List disconnections.
All disconnected units should be reconnected as soon as possible since the
CS3000 fire alarm system can not supervise a disconnected unit.
User's Guide Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay 6-1
CS3000
Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay

(Access level 3)
The alarm delay function delays a fire alarm from a smoke detector. If the
alarm conditions still remains after 30 seconds the alarm is passed on to the
central unit.
The alarm delay function is usually set to ON (activated) when the system is
defined at the installation of the system. You can deactivate this alarm delay
function from the operator panel. The alarm delay function remains
deactivated until it is activated again.
DEACTIVATION OF ALARM DELAY

The LED DELAY OFF is not lit.
Select alarm delay
• Press AD.
CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

• Enter the number of the appropriate central unit, 1 - 16.
CENTRAL NUMBER 5

READY
Deactivate the alarm delay
• Press OFF.
ALARM DELAY
DEACTIVATING ALARM DELAY
The alarm delay is deactivated and the LED marked DELAY OFF is lit. If
there are no previous disconnections in the system the LED marked
DISCONNECTION is lit. After about five seconds the display returns to the
previous menu.
User's Guide Chapter 6: Deactivation/activation of alarm delay 6-2
CS3000
ACTIVATE THE ALARM DELAY

The LED marked DELAY OFF is lit.
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST
FIRE ALARM FAULT DISCONN. MORE
• Press F3 (DISCONN.).
Scroll the list up and down
• Use the arrow keys ( ↑ ↓ ) to scroll the list up and down. The LED on an
arrow key is lit if there are more disconnections to be listed.
CENTRAL 5 ALARM DELAY ON 5(10)
DISCONNECTION 5 OF 10
PRINTOUT
• Press ON.
The alarm delay is activated and the LED marked DELAY OFF goes out.
User's Guide Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts 7-1
CS3000
Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts

There are many different lists in the system, the fire and fault lists can always
be displayed regardless of the status of the system. The remaining lists are all
available on access level 2. To list one of them, use the LIST key and
thereafter select the appropriate list in the menu. The following lists are
available in the system:
• All fire alarms (not acknowledged, acknowledged, not reset, not resettable)
• Not resettable fire alarms
• Fire alarm history (reset)
• Faults
• Abnormal conditions
• Disconnections (all disconnected loop units)
• Loop units
• Inputs
• Outputs
Fire alarms
There are three different fire alarm lists in the system: the All list, the Not reset
list and the Fire hist. list. A fire alarm can be in four different states: Not
acknowledged/reset. acknowledged, reset and not resettable. The All list
includes all these fire alarms. The Not reset list includes all the fire alarms that
could not be reset. The Fire hist. list includes a history of all the reset fire
alarms.
All fire alarms

(Access level 1)
All fire alarms in the system are listed in the All list. In this list you see if a fire
alarm has not been muted, the text NOT MUTED is displayed next to the fire
alarm. You may also distinguish the not resettable fire alarm in the same way
by the text (NOT RESETTABLE).
A maximum of 100 fire alarms can be included in the list and it is cyclic. If
this list is full when a new fire alarm occurs, the new fire alarm is put in a
queue until an older fire alarm is reset. The list can be printed out on a printer.
Select the All list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST

LIST
SELECT LIST
ALL NOT RESET MORE
• Press F1 (ALL).
User's Guide Chapter 7: Listings and Printouts 7-2
CS3000
FIRE ZONE 1 SD 1 1(6)

JOINERS WORKSHOP & STORE
FIRE 1 OF 6
PRINTOUT
The first detected fire alarm in the system is listed. All information about the
fire is displayed on the first line, additional text is displayed on the second
line. The total number of alarms and the number in order for the fire alarm is
displayed on line three.
The > sign is displayed above function key F3 if the first line is too long to be
displayed. Press F3 to display the remaining part of the line. The < sign
appears above function key F3 if the beginning of the line disappears, use this
key to display the beginning of the line again.
arrow key is lit if there are more fire alarms to be listed.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
• Press F1 (PRINTOUT).
The list is printed out on the local printer and the system returns to normal
status and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
User's Guide Chapter 7: List not-resettable fire alarms 7-3
CS3000
Not resettable fire alarms

(Access level 1)
A fire alarm can only be reset if the fire conditions have disappeared when the
reset key is depressed. A not resettable fire alarm is a fire alarm that could not
be reset, all these not resettable fire alarms are put in a separate list, the Not
reset. list.
A maximum of 100 not resettable fire alarms can be included in this list and it
is cyclic. If the list is full a new not resettable fire alarm is put in a queue until
an older not resettable fire alarm is reset. The list can be printed out on a
printer.
Select the Not-reset. list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST

LIST
SELECT LIST
ALL NOT RESET
• Press F2 (NOT RESET).

FIRE ZONE 2 HD 2 1(1)
FIRE 1 OF 1 (NOT RESETTABLE)

PRINTOUT
The first not resettable fire alarm is listed. All information about the fire is
displayed on line one, additional text is displayed on line two. The total
number of alarms and the number in order for the fire alarm is displayed on
line three.
arrow key is lit if there are more not-resettable fire alarms to be listed.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
The list is printed out on the local printer. The system returns to normal status
and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
User's Guide Chapter 7: List fire alarm history 7-4
CS3000
Fire alarm history

(Access level 2)
All the acknowledged and reset fire alarms in the system are included in the
fire alarm history list. A maximum of 100 fire alarms can be included in this
list and it is cyclic. When the list is full the oldest fire alarm disappears from
the list. The list can also be printed out on a printer.
Select Fire alarm history list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST
• Press F4 (MORE).
LIST
SELECT LIST
ABNORMAL FIRE HIST. ZONE UNIT MORE
• Press F1 (FIRE HIST.).

CREW CABIN 132
OLD FIRE ALARM 1 OF 10
PRINTOUT
The first reset fire alarm is displayed first. All information about the fire is
displayed on line one and additional text is displayed on line two. The total
number of alarms and the number in order for the fire alarm is displayed on
line three.
arrow key is lit if there are more old fire alarms to be listed.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
User's Guide Chapter 7: List faults 7-5
CS3000
Faults
(Access level 1)
The Fault list includes all faults in the system and it can used both to list and
to reset the faults. The text (NOT MUTED) is displayed on line three to the
right if the fault is not acknowledged. A maximum of 400 faults can be
included in the list. When the list is full the faults are put on a waiting list until
a fault is reset. The complete list can also be printed out on a printer
The system is trying to reset the fault on the display when the Fault reset key
(R) is depressed.
Select the Fault list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST
• Press F2 (FAULT).
FAULT (22) ZONE 1 SD 10 NO ANSWER
CREW CABIN 762
FAULT 1 OF 3
PRINTOUT
The first fault is displayed first. All information about the fault is displayed on
line one and the additional text is displayed on line two. The total number of
faults and the number in order for the fault is displayed on line three. The text
(NOT MUTED) is displayed on line three to the right if the fault has not been
acknowledged.
arrow key is lit if there are more faults to be listed.
User's Guide Chapter 7: List faults 7-6
CS3000
TO RESET A FAULT
• Select the fault by using the arrow keys.
• Press R, in the FAULT field.
CREW CABIN 762
EXECUTING ORDER...
The fault is reset

When the fault is reset the text on line three is changed to ORDER DONE and
the next fault is displayed.
The fault is not reset
If the system can not reset the fault the reason for this is displayed on line
three. For example:

CREW CABIN 762
ORDER NOT DONE: UNIT MISSING
After about five seconds the information about the total number of faults and
which fault in order that is displayed replace the text on line three. Check the
problem and deal with it, thereafter try to reset the fault again.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
User's Guide Chapter7: List abnormal conditions 7-7
CS3000
Abnormal conditions
(Access level 2)
The Abnormal list includes all abnormal conditions in the system. A maximum
of 100 abnormal conditions can be included in the list. If the list is full when a
new abnormal condition occurs this event will be rejected by the list. The
complete list can be printed out on a printer.
Select abnormal conditions
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST
• Press F4 (MORE).
LIST
SELECT LIST
ABNORMAL FIRE HIST. ZONE UNIT MORE
• Press F2 (ABNORMAL).
ABNORMAL (21) ZONE 1 SD 1 BAD ANSWER
PANTRY AND MESS
ABNORMAL 1 OF 2
PRINTOUT
The latest abnormal condition is listed first. All the information about the
abnormal condition is displayed on line one and the additional text is displayed
on line two. The total number of registered abnormal conditions and the
number in order are displayed on line three.
arrow key is lit if there are more abnormal conditions to be listed.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT.
User’s Guide Chapter 7: List Disconnections 7-8
CS3000
Disconnections
(Access level 2)
The Disconnections list includes all disconnected units, such as loops, zones,
detectors, loop units, external alarm devices, external control, etc. This list is
used to display the disconnected units and to reconnect them.
A maximum of 250 disconnections can be included in this list. If the list is full
a new disconnection is put in a queue until an old disconnection disappears
from the list. The complete list can be printed out on a printer.
Select Disconnection list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT A LIST
• Press F3 (DISCONN.).
ZONE 2 SD 2 - 4 OFF
PUMP ROOM 1, SB
DISCONNECTION 1 OF 10
PRINTOUT
The first disconnection is listed first. All the information about the
disconnection is displayed on line one and the additional text is displayed on
line two. The total number of disconnections and the number in order is
displayed on line three.
arrow key is lit if there are more disconnections to be listed.
RECONNECTION
• Select the appropriate disconnection by using the arrow keys.
• Press ON.
ZONE 2 SD 2 - 4
EXECUTING ORDER...
The unit is reconnected

When the unit is reconnected the text on line three is changed to ORDER
DONE. After a few seconds the next disconnected unit is displayed.
The last disconnected unit is reconnected
When the last disconnection in the list is reconnected the text LIST EMPTY is
displayed on line three. After a few seconds the text disappears and the system
returns to normal status, the text C3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
User’s Guide Chapter 7: List loop unit status 7-9
CS3000
Status for loop unit

(Access level 2)
This list includes all information about the loop units in the specified zone and
the communication to each address. The list can be printed on a printer.
This list is very useful when there is a fault in the system.
Select loop unit status list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT A LIST
• Press F4 (MORE) until SEC.UNIT is displayed.

LIST
SELECT A LIST
LOOP UNIT INPUT OUTPUT MORE
• Press F1 (LOOP UNIT).

LIST UNIT DATA IN LOOP
ENTER LOOP NUMBER
Enter loop
• Enter a loop number.
LIST UNIT DATA IN LOOP 8
ENTER VALUE OR READY
READY
LIST UNIT DATA IN LOOP 8
ENTER VALUE OR READY
DATA SCI STATUS
• Select one of the functions.

To interrupt a function and return to this menu, use the arrow key ← .
LIST EACH LOOP UNIT VALUE
• Press F1 (DATA).
LOOP 8 ZONE 81 ADDRESS 42, RDJ-2
A/D 1-4: 41 0 0 0 POLL: 0% SENS.: NOR
PRINTOUT >
NOTE. Do not touch any key on the panel, except F1 (PRINTOUT) if you
want to have a printout. The system is not able to make this printout if you
have touched another key. If you have, return to the previous key and open this
menu again.
CS3000
The following information is printed out for each address: loop number, zone
number, address and type of loop unit, analogue values for the four channels
and, if appropriate, pollution in percent, sensitivity and time delay.
The analogue values depend on the type of loop unit and the status of the
detector. Use the table below to determine the status of each unit. The
sensitivity is either NORMAL or HIGH, and a clean detector is equal to 0%
and a dirty detector is equal to 100%, a fault is generated.
Display next unit
• Scroll the lists up and down with the arrow keys ( ↑ ↓ ).
Analogue values for detectors and manual call points
Loop Unit Channel Analogue values
Name ID No Type Normal * Alarm Fault
NS-AOS 226 0 Smoke 60-100 >(Normal + 60) <5 or not

NS-AOS-IS responding to
1 Heat test
NS-AOHS 194 (CS3000 0 Smoke 60-100 > (Normal + <5 or not
NS-AOHS-IS type) else 234 60), responding to
1 Heat 90-100 temp. dependent test
(21-23°C)
NS-AIS 225 0 Smoke 50-100 > (Normal +75) <5 or not
responding to
test
NS-AIHS 195 (CS3000 0 Smoke 50-100 > (Normal + <5 or not
type) else 233 75), responding to
temp. dependent test
NS-AUV 194 (CS3000 0 UV 5-23 131 <3
type) else 232
NS-AH/CS 230 0 Heat 90-100 222 (87C) <5
(21-23°C)
NS-AH/A1S 228 0 Heat 90-100 179 (56C) <5
(21-23°C)
IA-130 2 0 Smoke 20-87 165 6
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
NS-ACP, 227 0 Callp. 36± 5% 180 9
NS-ACWP at 25°C
LK-2/-2K 64 0 Callp. 127 ± 5% 150 6
at 25°C
OA-120 15 0 Smoke 20-100 170 6
*
The normal value depends on the environment. The system indicates on the display when there is a fault
on a detector.
CS3000
2 Sub.L >15
OA-130 16 0 Smoke 20-100 170 6
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
2 Sub.L
>15
RDJ-2 8 0 Smoke 21 - 45 96 4
RDJ-2T 10 0 Smoke 21 - 45 96 4
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
RDO-2 14 0 Smoke 40 ± 10 102 6
SID-38 4 0 Smoke 10 - 41 85 6
SID-38T 6 0 Smoke 10 - 41 85 6
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
TDT-2 18 1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
TDT-2/RoR 19 1 Heat 90 ± 5% (223) 6
at 25°C
TDT-2K 20 1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
TDT-2K/RoR 21 1 Heat 90 ± 5% (223) 6
at 25°C
TDT-2/80° 26 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at 213 6

25°C
TDT-2/RoR,57° 27 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at (178) 6

25°C
TDT-2K/80° 28 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at 213 6

25°C
TDT- 29 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at (178) 6
2K/RoR,57° 25°C
If you want to connect a unit that you can not find in this table, please contact
our service department.
NB! The value within brackets indicates the maximum alarm level for rate of
rise detectors. The detector may generate a fire alarm before it reaches the
maximum alarm level if the temperature rise is to fast. The fire alarm
condition is generated by signal processed data.
CS3000
Address units
Address units make conventional digital detectors and other digital signals
addressable and compatible with the CS3000 system. The type of connected
device is set with the ID switch, see table below.
Analogue values for address units
Address unit Channel Analogue values

Name ID No. Normal Alarm Fault
Heat detector 127 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Intrinsically safe detectors, 99 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
using AE-2K/I and ES-2K
in combination
Sprinkler, carbon dioxide 125 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Sprinkler, foam 121 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Sprinkler, halon 107 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Sprinkler, water 126 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
UV flame detector 119 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Optical smoke detector 111 2 15 - 32 84 6
Fire alarm from central 114 2 15 - 32 84 6
Manual call point 116 2 15 - 32 84 6
Heat detector , constant 118 - - - -
voltage on sub-loop
Door indicating unit 117 - - - -
IR flame detector 123 2 15 - 32 84 6
Analogue values for address unit type NS-AIN
Address unit Type of Analogue values

Name ID NS-AIN Normal Alarm Fault
Sprinkler 1 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Intrinsically safe unit 2 AIN1 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Detector 3 AIN1 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Conventional detectors 4 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
(industry)
Detector (industry) 6 AIN1 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Sprinkler & valve 7 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Indication 8 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Analogue values for other loop units

CS3000

Name ID No Function Normal Activated
KS-2/-2K 240 0 Short circuit 0 26
UR-2K 233 0 Timer 0 85
UR-2KN 232 0 Timer 0 85
1 Key 0 85
DISPLAY COMMUNICATION STATUS FOR EACH UNIT

• Press F2 (SCI).
SHORT CIRCUIT DATA ON ZONE 81

ADDRESS 1 ANSWER FROM BOTH SIDES
PRINTOUT
NOTE. Do not touch any key on the panel, except F1 (PRINTOUT) if you
want to have a printout. The system is not able to make this printout if you
have touched another key. If you have, return to the previous key and open this
menu again.
The zone number is displayed on line one and the address and the
communication status on line two.
Display next unit
• Scroll the list up and down with the arrow keys ( ↑ ↓ ).
DISPLAY LOOP STATUS

• Press F3 (STATUS).
STATUS LOOP 8
UNITS EXPECTED: 7 FOUND: 7
DISABLED: 0
SPK STATUS BYTE: 4 CURRENT (M AMP): 0
The loop number is displayed on line one. The second line displays the
expected numbers of loop units in the selected loop, including built-in short
circuit isolators, and how many units the system found. The third line displays
how many units that are disconnected in the selected loop. The fourth line
displays the status of the SPK in decimal value and the estimated current
consumption for the loop.
The different status values of the SPK are listed below with their binary
values. You have to convert the decimal value to a binary value, where bit 0 is
the least significant bit (LSB) and thereafter use the list below to determine the
SPK status.
SPK status:
Bit
CS3000
0: 0 Double-fed loop
1 Single-fed loop (side 1)
1: 0 No time delay for smoke detectors
1 Time delay for smoke detectors
2: 0 Differential detectors are not allowed
1 Differential detectors allowed
3: 0 Normal sensitivity for smoke detectors
1 High sensitivity for smoke detectors
4: 0 Marine application
1 Industrial application
5: 0 Prim alarm allowed
1 Prim alarm not allowed
6: 0 Abnormal condition caused by dirty detector
1 Fault caused by dirty detector
7: 0 No pre-alarm
1 Pre-alarm
User's Guide Chapter 7: List input status 7 - 15
CS3000
Input status
(Access level 2)
This list includes the status of all inputs. The list can also be printed out on a
printer.
Select Input list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST
• Press F4 (MORE) until INPUT is displayed.

LIST
SELECT A LIST
• Press F2 (INPUT).
INPUT 2 ACTIVE
INPUT 2 OF 5
PRINTOUT
The first input is listed. The status of the input is displayed on line one and the
additional text is displayed on line two. The total number of inputs and the
number in order are displayed on line three.
arrow key is lit if there are more inputs to be listed.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
User's Guide Chapter 7: List output status 7-16
CS3000
Output status
(Access level 2)
This list includes the status of all outputs. The list can also be printed out on a
printer.
Select Output list
• Press LIST.
LIST
SELECT LIST
• Press F4 (MORE) until OUTPUT is displayed.

LIST
SELECT LIST
• Press F3 (OUTPUT).
The first output is listed. The status of the output is displayed on line one and
the additional text is displayed on line two. The total number of outputs and
the number in order are displayed on line three.
EXT.CONTROL 1 HATCH ACTIVE

OUTPUT 1 OF 2
PRINTOUT

arrow key is lit if there are more outputs to be listed.
TO MAKE A PRINTOUT
User's Guide Chapter 8: Adjustments of the system 8-1
CS3000
Chapter 8: Adjustments of the system

Change access level
(Access level 1)
Different operators are allowed to use different functions. All functions in the
system are therefore grouped into four different access levels of which the
normal user has access to three. The system automatically enters access level
two when the control unit door is opened. Entering an access code, one for
each access level, makes it possible to change access level.
Select access level function

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ACCESS LVL CHA.CODE MORE
• Press F1 (ACC.LEV.).
ACC.CODE:
CURRENT ACCESS LEVEL: 1
• Enter a four-digit number for the desired level.

ACC.CODE: ****
THE NEW ACCESS LEVEL IS 3
Each keystroke is echoed on the display with an asterisk (*).

If the access code is correct
If the access code is correct the new access level is displayed on line three.
If the access code is not correct
If the access code is not correct the system keeps the old access level. After a
few seconds the display returns to the previous menu.
User's Guide Chapter 8: Change access code 8-2
CS3000
Change access code

(Access level 1)
The functions in the system are grouped into several access levels where each
level is protected by an access code. Entering the correct access code makes it
possible to go from one access level to another. Using the display on the
operator panel the access codes can be changed. It is only possible to change
the access codes for the present access level or a lower level.
Select access code function

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ACCESS LVL CHA.CODE MORE
• Press F2 (CHA.CODE).
ACC.LEVEL::
ENTER ACCESS LEVEL
Enter access level

• Enter an access level 1, 2 or 3. The system only accepts the current level or
a lower level. If the system does not accept the level, erase it and enter a
newlower level.
ACC.LEVEL:2 ACC.CODE:
ENTER THE NEW ACCESS CODE
Enter new access code

• Enter the new code, a four-digit number.
Each keystroke is echoed on the display with an asterisk (*).
ACC.LEVEL:2 ACC.CODE:****
ENTER THE NEW ACCESS CODE AGAIN
• Enter the new code once again.

If the access code is accepted
A text is displayed on line three and after a few seconds the display returns to
normal status and the text CS3000 CONTROL UNIT is displayed.
If the access code is not accepted
If the access code is not accepted the text on line three is changed to ACCESS
CODES NOT THE SAME. Erase the wrong access codes by using the
correction key ( ← ) and thereafter enter the new access code again.
User's Guide Chapter 8: Set date 8-3
CS3000
Set date
(Access level 2)
The system date can be changed with this function. The date must be entered
on the form YYMMDD.
Select date function
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until SET DATE is displayed on line four.

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SET TIME SET DATE RESOUND MORE
• Press F2 (SET DATE).

SET DATE
CURR.DATE 2002-08-02 CURR.TIME 15:10:40
ENTER NEW DATE YY:MM:DD
Enter new date

• Enter a six-digit number, two digits each for year, month and day, separated
by a colon (:). The colon will be present on the display when needed, use
the F1 key.
Enter day of week
SET DAY OF WEEK (MON=1):
CURRENT DAY OF WEEK: FRI
ENTER DAY OF WEEK
READY
• Enter a digit, 1-7, for the day.

1 = Monday
2 = Tuesday
3 = Wednesday
4 = Thursday
5 = Friday
6 = Saturday
7 = Sunday
The system checks the date and only accepts a correct date. The new date is
displayed for a few seconds, thereafter the system returns to normal status and
User's Guide Chapter 8: Set time 8-4
CS3000
Set time
(Access level 2)
The system clock is set with this function. The time must be entered as hours:
minutes:seconds on a 24-hour clock. The colon is used as a separator between
each item. The colon is present on function key F1 when needed.
Select time function
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until SET TIME is displayed on line four.

15:10:32
Set time
• Press F1 (SET TIME).
SET TIME
CURR.DATE: 2002-08-02 CURR.TIME 15:10:50
ENTER NEW TIME HH:MM:SS
• Enter a two-digit number for hours.

• Press F1 (:).
• Repeat this procedure for minutes and seconds.
To erase one or more digits use the correction key ( ← ).
If the time interval is correct the system clock is changed and the text TIME
CHANGED is displayed on line three and the time on line two is updated.
After a few seconds the system returns to normal status and the text CS3000
User's Guide Chapter 8: Resound alarm devices 8-5
CS3000
Resound alarm devices

(Access level 2)
This function will activate a muted alarm device if the fire alarm conditions
remain. The alarm device will sound again until it is muted.
Select resound function
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until SET TIME is displayed on line four.

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• Press F3 (RESOUND).
RESOUND
SOUNDING DEVICE ACTIVATED
The FIRE indicator starts flashing and the external alarm device is sounding
until it is muted. After about 5 seconds the display returns to normal status and
User's Guide Chapter 8: Set lamp intensity (Dimmer) 8-6
CS3000
Set lamp intensity (Dimmer)

(Access level 1)
The LED intensity can be set in five different levels, 1 - 5, where 1 is equal to
minimum intensity and 5 is equal to maximum intensity. It is not possible to
turn off the LED.
Select intensity function
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until LAMP INTENS. is displayed on line
four.

15:10:32
LMP TST LMP INTENS. BUZZER MORE
• Press F2 (LMP INTENS.).
LAMP INTENS
SELECT INTENSITY 1 - 5
READY
Change intensity
• Enter a number between 1 and 5.
The intensity of the LEDs is immediately changed and the text SENSITIVITY
SET is displayed on the third line.
If the intensity level still is not satisfactory enter a new digit.
After a few seconds the system returns to normal status and the text CS3000
User's Guide Chapter 8: Change number of loop units 8-7
CS3000
Change number of loop units

(Access level 2)
The number of loop units on each zone is defined in the Definition program. If
a new loop unit is added to the system the definition must be changed, the
system will otherwise generate a fault code. The definition can temporarily be
changed by using this function. The definition will be overwritten when a new
definition file is downloaded to the system.
Select loop unit function
• Press Z.
ZONE
ENTER ZONE NUMBER
• Enter a section number in the interval 1 - 999.

Select loop unit
• Press F4 repeatedly until NO. OF UNITS is displayed on line four.
ZONE 13
FLASH ON FLASH OFF NO.OF UNITS MORE
• Press F3 (NO. OF UNITS).
ZONE 13 NUMBER OF UNITS
ENTER NUMBER OF UNITS IN THE ZONE

MENU
Change no. of units

• Enter the new setting of loop units, interval 1 - 150.
If the new number of loop units are accepted
The new number of loop units is accepted and the text ORDER DONE is
displayed on line three. After a few seconds the system returns to the previous
menu.
If the new number of loop units is not accepted
The number of loop units is not changed and a fault message is displayed on
line three. After a few seconds the system returns to the previous menu.
User's Guide Chapter 8: Download of system definition 8-8
CS3000
Connect a PC
(Access level 3)
Definition data and supplementary texts are downloaded via a connected PC to
the system. The system is ready to receive data after the Connect PC function
is activated.
Note. The system is ready to receive data when the Connect PC function is
active but it can not detect if the PC is connected or not.
Select connect PC
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until CONN. PC is displayed on line four.

15:10:32
PROG.VER. EL.ISOL. CONN. PC MORE
• Press F3 (CONN. PC).
CENTRAL NUMBER
Select central unit

• Enter the number of the appropriate central unit, 1 - 16.
CENTRAL NUMBER 5
READY
LOAD DEFINITION DATA
EXECUTING DATA...
The system is now ready to receive data from the connected PC. A few
seconds after the last key is pressed or data sent, the system returns to normal
status.
User's Guide Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors 9-1
CS3000
Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors

Activate/deactivate poll flash
(Access level 2)
The communication between the loop units is verified with the poll flash
function. When the poll flash function is set to ON the LED of each loop unit
will be flashing at each poll. The poll flash function remains set to ON until it
is deactivated.
Select zone
• Press Z.
ZONE
ENTER ZONE NUMBER

MENU
• Enter a zone number in the interval 1 - 999.

Select FLASH ON
• Press F4 repeatedly until FLASH ON is displayed on line four.
ZONE 9

FLASH ON FLASH OFF NO.OF UNITS MORE
ACTIVATE THE POLL FLASH

• Press F1 (FLASH ON).
ZONE 9 FLASH ON
EXECUTING ORDER...
If the poll flash is accepted

When the poll flash is set the text ORDER DONE is displayed. A few seconds
the system returns to the zone menu.
If the poll flash is not accepted
The system displays a fault message and after a few seconds the system returns
to the zone menu.
DEACTIVATE THE POLL FLASH
• Press F2 (FLASH OFF).
ZONE 9 FLASH OFF

EXECUTING ORDER...
If the poll flash deactivation is accepted

When the deactivation of the poll flash function is accepted the text ORDER
DONE is displayed. A few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
CS3000
Set sensitivity of smoke detectors in a certain zone

(Access level 2)
The sensitivity for each single smoke detector or an interval of smoke
detectors can be changed. The sensitivity remains set until you change it. The
sensitivity for the smoke detectors is set at the definition of the system and it is
usually set too normal.
Select zone
• Press Z.
ZONE
ENTER ZONE NUMBER

MENU

Select a smoke detector
• Press SD.
ZONE 4 SD
ENTER ADDRESS OR SELECT FUNCTION

MENU
Select an address...
• Enter an address.
or specify a smoke detector interval.
• Enter a start address.
• Press F3 (–).
• Enter the last address in the sequence.
Select function
• Press MENU.
SET HIGH SENSITIVITY
• Press F2 (HIGH SENS.).
ZONE 4 SD 6-9 HIGH SENSITIVITY

EXECUTING ORDER...
The sensitivity is set to high
When the sensitivity is set to high the system displays the text ORDER DONE
on line three. After a few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
The sensitivity remains set to normal
The system displays a fault message if the system can not set the sensitivity
too high. After a few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
CS3000
SET NORMAL SENSITIVITY

• Press F1 (NORMAL SENS.).
ZONE 4 SD 6 NORMAL SENSITIVITY
EXECUTING ORDER...
The sensitivity is set to normal

When the sensitivity is set to normal the system displays the text ORDER
DONE on line three. After a few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
The sensitivity remains set to high
The system displays a fault message if the system can not change the
sensitivity too normal. After a few five seconds the system returns to the zone
menu.
CS3000
Set time delay for smoke detectors

(Access level 2)
With this function the first alarm report for a smoke detector or an interval of
smoke detectors may be delayed for 30 seconds, if the alarm condition is still
present. The time delay remains set until manually changed.
Select zone
• Press Z.
ZONE
ENTER ZONE NUMBER

MENU
Select an address...
...or specify a smoke detector...
• Press SD.
ZONE 4 SD
MENU
• Enter an address.
...or specify an interval of smoke detectors
• Enter a start address.
• Press F3 ( - ).
• Enter an end address.
TIME DELAY
• Press F4 (MORE) repeatedly until DELAY ON is displayed on line four.
• Press F2 (DELAY ON).
ZONE 4 SD 6 DELAY ON
EXECUTING ORDER...
The time delay is set on
When the time delay is to on the text ORDER DONE is displayed on line
three. After a few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
The time delay is still off
If the system can not set the time delay to on, the system displays a fault
message. After a few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
CS3000
NO TIME DELAY
• Press F4 (MORE), repeatedly until DELAY OFF is displayed on line four.
• Press F1 (DELAY OFF).
ZONE 4 SD 6 DELAY OFF
EXECUTING ORDER...
The time delay is set off

When the time delay is set to off the text ORDER DONE is displayed on line
three. After a few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
The time delay is still on
If the system can not set the time delay to off, the system displays a fault
message. After a few seconds the system returns to the zone menu.
User's Guide Chapter 10: System information 10-1
CS3000
Chapter 10: System information

Display program version
(Access level 3)
The system may display the program version for the control unit, central unit
(LPK) and loop (SPK) programs.
Select program version function
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until PROG.VER. is displayed on line four.

16:17:19
PROG.VER. EL.ISOL. CONN.PC MORE
• Press F1 (PROG.VER.).
PROG.VER.
MEP FG/S 6.00
CENTRAL LOOP
The system displays the program version for the control unit program. After
about five seconds the system returns to normal status, the text CS3000
SELECT CENTRAL
• Press F1 (CENTRAL).
CENTRAL NUMBER
READY
• Enter a central unit number.

CENTRAL NUMBER 1
LPP-FG/S v.6.00
READY
The system displays the program version for the central unit (LPK) program.
After about five seconds the system returns to normal status, the text CS3000
CS3000
SELECT LOOP
• Press F1 (LOOP).
LOOP
ENTER LOOP NUMBER
• Enter a loop number.

LOOP 1
SPP-FG/S v.6.00
READY
The system displays the program version for the SPK program. After about
five seconds the system returns to normal status, the text CS3000 CONTROL
UNIT is displayed.
A fault message is displayed if the system can not present the required
information and after about five seconds the system returns to normal status.
CS3000
Display analogue values of a loop unit

(Access level 2)
The analogue values of a selected loop unit are read and shown on the display.
The analogue values are displayed in decimal form on line three, beginning
with channel 0.
Select zone
• Press Z.
ZONE
ENTER ZONE NUMBER
• Enter a zone number in the interval 1 - 999.

Select loop unit
• Press F4.
ZONE 9

MAN.CALL PT. LOOP UNIT HEAT DET. MORE
• Press F2 (LOOP UNIT).

• Enter a loop unit address, interval 1 - 150.
• Press F4.
ZONE 9 LOOP UNIT 4

READ VALUE
Select read value

• Press F1 (READ VALUE).
ZONE 9 LOOP UNIT 4
UNIT DATA 128 0 0 0

READ VALUE
The analogue values depend on the type of loop unit and the status of the
detector. Use the table below to determine the status of each unit.
CS3000
Analogue values for detectors and manual call points
Name ID No Type Normal * Alarm Fault
NS-AOS 226 0 Smoke 60-100 >(Normal + 60) <5 or not

NS-AOS-IS responding to
1 Heat test
NS-AOHS 194 (CS3000 0 Smoke 60-100 > (Normal + <5 or not
NS-AOHS-IS type) else 234 60), responding to
1 Heat 90-100 temp. dependent test
(21-23°C)
NS-AIS 225 0 Smoke 50-100 > (Normal +75) <5 or not
responding to
test
NS-AIHS 195 (CS3000 0 Smoke 50-100 > (Normal + <5 or not
type) else 233 75), responding to
temp. dependent test
NS-AUV 194 (CS3000 0 UV 5-23 131 <3
type) else 232
NS-AH/CS 230 0 Heat 90-100 222 (87C) <5
(21-23°C)
NS-AH/A1S 228 0 Heat 90-100 179 (56C) <5
(21-23°C)
IA-130 2 0 Smoke 20-87 165 6
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
NS-ACP, 227 0 Callp. 36± 5% 180 9
NS-ACWP at 25°C
LK-2/-2K 64 0 Callp. 127 ± 5% 150 6
at 25°C
OA-120 15 0 Smoke 20-100 170 6
2 Sub.L >15
OA-130 16 0 Smoke 20-100 170 6
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
2 Sub.L
>15
RDJ-2 8 0 Smoke 21 - 45 96 4
RDJ-2T 10 0 Smoke 21 - 45 96 4
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
*
The normal value depends on the environment. The system indicates on the display when there is a fault
on a detector.
CS3000
RDO-2 14 0 Smoke 40 ± 10 102 6
SID-38 4 0 Smoke 10 - 41 85 6
SID-38T 6 0 Smoke 10 - 41 85 6
1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
TDT-2 18 1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
TDT-2/RoR 19 1 Heat 90 ± 5% (223) 6
at 25°C
TDT-2K 20 1 Heat 90 ± 5% 178 6
at 25°C
TDT-2K/RoR 21 1 Heat 90 ± 5% (223) 6
at 25°C
TDT-2/80° 26 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at 213 6

25°C
TDT-2/RoR,57° 27 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at (178) 6

25°C
TDT-2K/80° 28 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at 213 6

25°C
TDT- 29 1 Heat 90 ± 5% at (178) 6
2K/RoR,57° 25°C
If you want to connect a unit that you can not find in this table, please contact
our service department.
NB! The value within brackets indicates the maximum alarm level for rate of
rise detectors. The detector may generate a fire alarm before it reaches the
maximum alarm level if the temperature rise is to fast. The fire alarm
condition is generated by signal processed data.
CS3000
Address units
Address units make conventional digital detectors and other digital signals
addressable and compatible with the CS3000 system. The type of connected
device is set with the ID switch, see table below.
Analogue values for address units
Address unit Channel Analogue values

Name ID No. Normal Alarm Fault
Heat detector 127 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Intrinsically safe detectors, 99 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
using AE-2K/I and ES-2K
in combination
Sprinkler, carbon dioxide 125 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Sprinkler, foam 121 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Sprinkler, halon 107 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Sprinkler, water 126 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
UV flame detector 119 2 15 - 32 -/84 6
Optical smoke detector 111 2 15 - 32 84 6
Fire alarm from central 114 2 15 - 32 84 6
Manual call point 116 2 15 - 32 84 6
Heat detector , constant 118 - - - -
voltage on sub-loop
Door indicating unit 117 - - - -
IR flame detector 123 2 15 - 32 84 6
Analogue values for address unit type NS-AIN
Address unit Type of Analogue values

Name ID NS-AIN Normal Alarm Fault
Sprinkler 1 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Detector 3 AIN1 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Conventional detectors 4 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
(industry)
Detector (industry) 6 AIN1 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Sprinkler & valve 7 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Indication 8 AIN2 32 - 96 > 96 0 - 32
Analogue values for other loop units

CS3000

Name ID No Function Normal Activated
KS-2/-2K 240 0 Short circuit 0 26
UR-2K 233 0 Timer 0 85
UR-2KN 232 0 Timer 0 85
1 Key 0 85
CS3000
Display power unit status

(Access level 2)
The analogue values of the selected power unit are displayed.
Enter zone
• Press Z.
ZONE
ENTER ZONE NUMBER
MENU
• Enter a zone number, interval 1 - 999.

Select power unit
• Press F4 (MENU) until power unit is displayed.
• Press F2 (POWER DATA).
ZONE 9 POWER UNIT
ENTER ADDRESS
MENU
ZONE 9 POWER UNIT 1

EARTH+ EARTH- DATA R.CHARGE.
Display status information

• Select DATA (F3).
The analogue values are read for the selected power unit and are displayed on
line three in decimal form, beginning with channel no 0.
User's Guide Chapter 11: Test 11-1
CS3000
Chapter 11: Test

Lamp test
(Access level 1)
This test function lights all the indicators and each segment on the display for
about five seconds.
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until LAMP TST is displayed on line four.

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LMP TST LMP INTENS BUZZER MORE
• Press F1 (LMP TST).

All segments on the display and all indicators on the control unit panel are lit.
Thereafter the system returns to normal status, the text CS3000 CONTROL
UNIT is displayed.
CS3000
Buzzer test
(Access level 1)
This function is used to test the buzzer. The buzzer will sound for about 5
seconds.
• Press F4 (MENU) repeatedly until BUZZER is displayed on line four.

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LMP TST LMP INTENS BUZZER MORE
• Press F3 (BUZZER).
BUZZER TEST
BUZZER TEST ACTIVATED
The buzzer beeps a few times. Thereafter the system returns to normal status,
CS3000
Power unit test and rapid charge of battery

(Access level 2)
This test function includes both a test of earth fault for the power unit and a
rapid charge function.
Enter zone
• Press Z.
ZONE
ENTER ZONE NUMBER
MENU
• Enter a zone number, interval 1 – 999.

Select power unit
• Press F4 (MENU) until power unit is displayed.
• Press F2 (POWER DATA).
• Enter address.
ZONE 9 POWER UNIT
ENTER ADDRESS
MENU
ZONE 9 POWER UNIT 1

EARTH+ EARTH- DATA R.CHARGE.
EARTH FAULT TEST

• Press EARTH+ (F1) or EARTH– (F2).
The earth fault detection between the positive/negative connector, depending
on selection, and earth is tested for proper function. The result of the test, 0 or
1, is displayed on line three. 0 is equal to test failure and 1 is equal to test
successful.
RAPID CHARGE
• Press R.CHARGE (F4).
The rapid charging of the battery in the power unit is started. The charging
continues for 30 minutes.
User's Guide Chapter 12: MN3000 - Mini repeater unit 12-1
CS3000
Chapter 12: MN3000 - Mini Repeater unit

A MN3000 mini repeater unit can display one fire alarm at a time. An indicator
is lit if there are more than one fire alarm in the system. The user can list all
fire alarms in the system forwards or backwards by use of two LIST keys. The
MN3000 also includes a local buzzer that is activated at each fire alarm. The
user can mute this buzzer from the MN3000 (local mute). All the indicators
and each segment in the display on the MN3000 are tested when the lamp test
key is activated.
The MN3000 panel

Salwico MN3000
FIRE ALARM
On line List
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When the MN3000 panel is activated by a fire alarm the first fire alarm is
shown in the display and the local buzzer is sounding. The first two lines in the
display are equal to the first line in the display on the operating panel, and the
third and fourth lines are equal to the second line on the display on the
operating panel. The text on the MN3000 display changes at the same time that
the text on the first two lines on the operating panel display changes. The
MORE ALARMS indicator is lit when more than one fire alarm is detected in
the fire alarm system. The user may at any time display the other fire alarms in
the system by using the two LIST keys.
The user may mute the local buzzer by activating the LOCAL MUTE key all
the other audible devices are not effected.
Keys
Δ LIST The previous fire alarm is shown in the display.
∇ LIST The next fire alarm is shown in the display.
LOCAL MUTE The local buzzer is muted but no other audible
device is effected.
LAMP TEST All indicators and all segments in the display are lit
for a few seconds.
Indicators
ON LINE Is lit when the power is on.
MORE ALARMS LED indicating multiple fire alarms.
User's Guide Chapter 13: Maintenance 13-1
CS3000
Chapter 13: Maintenance

General
The CS3000 fire alarm central has no parts that need daily maintenance and
since the central is continuously supervised, the central will generate a fault
message if something is not working properly.
The backup batteries have a life cycle of 3-5years depending on the

temperature and charging events. They do not need maintenance during their
life cycle .
Maintenance
It is however recommended to test the loops units such as smoke, heat or flame
detectors and manual call points once every 9-12 months.
The different outputs should also be tested at the same time if possible but in
order not to disturb the crew or passenger too much we recommend to choose
the time for the tests wisely. After having tested the outputs once they may be
turned off during the remaining test of the detectors.
How to perform the test

Make sure to turn off alarm devices (bells etc) and external controls (door
closing, fan stops etc) before performing the tests, unless it is decided to test
these outputs at the same time.
How to turn off these outputs can be found in this manual chapter: 4-13, 4-15.
Reconnection according to chapter 5-1.
Only persons with adequate knowledge of the fire alarm system should
perform this test.
How to mute and reset the alarms can be found in this manual
chapter: 2-4, 2-5.
Heat detectors
Heat detectors are preferably tested with test equipment available from
Consilium.
Apply heat to the sensing element until alarm is indicated by a red indication
on the detector and on the Control unit.
When the sensing element is cold again the alarm should be reset on the
control unit.
Important:
If other test equipments are used, for example cigarette lighter or heating gun,
make sure not to over-heat the detector by holding the heat-source to close to
the detector. This will damage the detectors, for example causing the plastic to
melt.
Smoke detectors
Smoke detectors are preferably tested with test gas equipment available from
Consilium.
User's Guide Chapter 13: Maintenance 13-2
CS3000
Spray test gas on to the detector during 1 second. Wait 10 seconds until new
gas is sprayed during 1 second. Repeat this procedure until the detector
indicates alarm with a red indication and the alarm is indicated on the control
unit.
After a while when the test gas has disappeared from the detector the alarm
should be reset on the control unit.
If other test methods are used, make sure not to damage the detector.
Flame detectors
Flame detectors may be tested with an ordinary cigarette lighter.
Turn up the flame to a height of approximately 5 cm.
Hold it in front of the detector at a distance of about 2-5 meters. Move the
lighter slowly during the test to obtain a flickering flame until alarm is
indicated with a red indication on the detector or on the address unit and on the
control unit.
After closing the lighter the alarm should be reset on the control panel.
Additional information
There are some other easy tests that concerned owners/ crews may perform at
the same time
Testing the LEDs and the display on the Control unit.

Press F4, F4, F1. Now all the indications on the Control unit should be active.
Testing the buzzer on the control unit.

Press F4, F4, F3. Now the internal buzzer is active for a couple of seconds.
Testing the fault indications

1. Remove the fuse/fuses to the batteries. The fault indication should be
activated within 90 sec.
2. Press “mute” under the fault indication. Now the LED should be steady.
3. Insert the fuse again.
4. Choose “list” and then press F2 “fault”.
Make sure that the battery fault is shown on the display (if there are more than
one fault press the up or down arrow) and then press “reset” under the fault
indication.
User’s Guide Appendix A: Fault codes A-1
CS3000
Appendix A: Fault codes

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

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

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

Fuses are blown in the power Exchange the net fuses.
unit.
Cable break. Mend the cable. See Cable
break at the end of this chapter.
82 Battery fault Battery or battery cables faulty Check battery
83 Fuse fault A fuse is blown in the system. Exchange the fuse. See Fuses at
the end of this appendix.
84 Low voltage Internal voltage fault. Contact our service department.
85 I/O-fault Incorrect numbers of I/O- Contact our service department.
boards.
A PCB is missing. Contact our service department.
One of the boards ARK-2, INK- Exchange the board.
2, UTK-2, RS232K-2 or KPK-2
are faulty.
Contact our service department
86 Not testable Unit not able to be tested
Replace unit
87 No stop autolarm A loop unit continues to send
autoalarm
Replace unit
88 No stop BBU A unit continues to send basic
back up alarm
CS3000
Replace unit
89 No autoalarm Unable to use autoalarm
Optical smoke detector: Clean
90 Polluted detector Detector head is polluted.
the detector head according to
(Abnormal condition)
recommendations.
Ion smoke detector: Exchange

the detector.
91 Hardware fault Hardware is faulty Exchange the unit
92 Not resettable The unit is not resettable due to Wait until the smoke, heat levels
that the alarm condition remains are normalized.
(smoke, heat etc).
93 Fuse/Cable fault A fuse is blown in the central Exchange the fuse. See Fuses at
unit. the end of this appendix.
break at the end of this
appendix.
94 General fault in SPSP
Fault in sub central SPSP Check sub central
95 General fault in sub central
Fault in sub central Check sub central
96 Battery fuse/cable fault
A fuse is blown in the central Exchange the fuse. See Fuses at
unit. the end of this appendix.
appendix.
101 Alarm function failure The alarm function in the Exchange the detector.
detector does not work.
102 Thermistor fault
Thermistor in a heat detector Exchange the detector.
faulty.
103 Ion smoke chamber fault Ion chamber in an ionisation Exchange the detector. If the
detector faulty. fault remains contact our service
department.
121 Cable break * One of the system loops, a Mend the cable. See Cable
detector loop or a conventional break at the end of this chapter.
loop is faulty.
122 Short circuit Short circuit in unit Check the unit.
123 Section not connected Section not connected Check/connect the section
124 Subloop cable break * Cable break. Mend the cable. See Cable
appendix.
Missing end-of-line unit. Connect an end-of-line unit.
125 Short circuit * Short circuit on the detector See Short-circuit at the end of
loop. this appendix.
CS3000
126 Short circuit on prim. Short circuit between the Attend to the problem.
Side positive and the negative
connector on the primary side.
127 Short circuit on sec. Short circuit between the Attend to the problem.
Side positive and the negative
connector on the secondary side.
141 Earth fault + Earth fault between the positive See Earth fault at the end of this
connector and earth. appendix.
142 Earth fault - Earth fault between the negative See Earth fault at the end of this
connector and earth. appendix.
143 High current Normal current exceeded Check power consumers
144 Earth fault Earth fault (either positive or Locate and fix the cause
negative)
145 Low voltage Too low system voltage from Test the rectifier and measure
the power unit the voltage. Contact our service
department.
147 Fire Prewarning The system has detected a Check the unit.
smoke value approaching the
alarm level.
148 Fault alarm transmitted Obsolete Obsolete
149 Fire brigade disconnection Industrial application only. Reconnect the connection.
Transfer to fire brigade
disconnected.
150 Timer Stuck The timer does not work Check the unit.
properly.
153 Emergency power failure The emergency power is Check the emergency power
missing
154 Secondary power failure All 115/230VAC power supplies Check the power supplies
are faulty
161 Door Open A door is still open one minute Check the door.
after the instruction to close it
was sent.
162 Door closed A door intended to be open is Open the door
closed
163 Open Door Subloop Cable break between module Mend the cable.
Break and open door sensor.
164 Door Closed Subloop Cable break between module Mend the cable.
Break and closed door sensor.
CS3000
165 Disconnected detector in Warning signal if a disconnected Only information.

alarm detector reaches its alarm level
166 Damper /Door should Damper/door in wrong position. Check for obstruction.
have been opened
167 Damper /Door should Damper/door in wrong position. Check for obstruction.
have been closed
170 Sensor Fault The detector has a faulty sensor Replace the detector.
element.
NB This fault could be the result Check the location of the
of air blowing at the unit. detector and if need be, move it
to a less windy location.
171 Cable break from input 1 There is a cable break on input Check the cable.
1.
172 Cable break from input 1 There is a cable break on input Check the cable.
2.
173 Door Feedback There is no response from the Check the door-holder relay and
door-holding relay. its cable.
174 No power supply for loop No power feed from the pcb. DC/DC converter faulty.
175 Door in wrong position Door in wrong position. Check for obstruction.
176 Cable break positive side Check for a cable break on Mend the cable break.
positive lead.
A tripped short circuit isolator Check the short circuit isolators.
can cause this fault.
177 Cable break negative side Check for a cable break on Mend the cable break.
negative lead.
A tripped short circuit isolator Check the short circuit isolators.
can cause this fault.
178 Wrong type of loop unit Check the ID setting of the Set a correct value on the DIP-
found faulty unit. switch of the unit.
179 Unable to detect short Unable to detect short circuit. Exchange loop-PCB.
circuit
180 Valve Closed Valve closed. Check why it is closed.
181 Loop cable short circuit Short circuit on subloop. Check cable.
182 Cable break A cable break has been detected. Check corresponding cables.
183 Cable overload, current There is an overload in the Check if too many units are
limit reached cable. connected to the cable. Compare
with cable data.
184 Power fault The power supply is lost. Check power generation.
CS3000
185 Loss of capacity to charge The battery charger is unable to Check the battery charger and
battery charge the battery. the battery.
186 External Fault Fault from input. Check cable and/or external
unit.
187 Double address on loop Check the offending units Set correct addresses for the
against drawings. units, with the DIP-switches.
188 Lost capability to detect Hard ware fault. Exchange unit.

earth fault
189 Fire patrol alarm Unit faulty Exchange the unit
Deviation from the pre- Check with the fire patrol
programmed fire patrol round personnel.
CS3000
Cable break
No section units are answering.
- The cable is broken before the first section unit if no answer is received on a
single fed loop.
- The cable is broken before the first section unit and after the last section unit
the if the loop is a double fed loop.
Section units are answering.

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

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

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

The fire alarm system has entered a very serious state when the text MAJOR
COMPUTER FAILURE is shown on the display or only the FAULT LED is
lit and the display is totally blank. Please contact our service department.
CS3000
Fuses
Check the fuses on the boards included in the system. The fuses are mounted
on the front panels on the following boards: ARK-2, GSK-2, INK-2, KPK-4,
LPK-2, RS232K-2, KPK-2, SPK-2 and UTK-2. The fuses to the IKK-4 are
mounted on the board itself.
Fault code Board Fuse Fuse rating

81 KE-2 F5-F6: Net fuse 230 VAC 4 AT 6,3x32 mm
81 KE-2 F5-F6: Net fuse 115 VAC 8 AT 6,3x32 mm
83 ARK-2 F1: Output 24 VDC 1+ 2A 5x20 mm
83 ARK-2 F2: Output 24 VDC 1- 2A 5x20 mm
83 ARK-2 F3: Output 24 VDC 2+ 2A 5x20 mm
83 ARK-2 F4: Output 24 VDC 2- 2A 5x20 mm
83 GSK-2 Main fuse 2AT 5x20 mm
83 INK-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 KPK-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 LPK-2 Main fuse * 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 KPK-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 RS232K-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 SPK-2 Main fuse 1AT 5x20 mm
83 UTK-2 Main fuse 250 mAT 5x20 mm
83 KE-2 F1: Extra fused output 24 VDC+ 4 AT ** 6,3x32 mm
83 KE-2 F2: Extra fused output 24 VDC- 4 AT ** 6,3x32 mm
93 ARK-2 F5: Alarm bell output 1+ 2A 5x20 mm
93 ARK-2 F6: Alarm bell output 1- 2A 5x20 mm
93 KE-2 F3: Battery fuse + 20AT 6,3x32 mm
93 KE-2 F4: Battery fuse - 20AT 6,3x32 mm
Not supervised ARK-2 F11: Relay output RL1 2A 5x20 mm
Not supervised ARK-2 F14: GA-output 2A 5x20 mm
Not supervised IKK-4 F1: Control unit panel 500 mAT 5x20 mm
Not supervised IKK-4 F2: Main fuse 100 mAT 5x20 mm
* The central unit is not working properly. Indicator No. 1 (green) is not lit.
** Default value. Can be any value.
User’s Guide Appendix B: Technical Documentation File B-1
CS3000
Appendix B: Technical Documentation File

CS3000 fulfils the IEC-950 requirements.
Input voltage 230 V AC ± 10 - 15 %

Input current 6A
Output current 5A
Rated output voltage 24 V DC
Earth leakage current Max. 1.5 mA
IT-system Connection for IT-system is allowed

Cables Cables of approved type according to national
authority are required
Terminals Terminals of approved type
Service Before service operations disconnect battery and

mains.
Fuses
Unit Board Fuse No. Function Fuse rating

MX3000 IKK-4 F1 GPK-4 500 mAT
IKK-4 F2 IKK-4 board 100 mAT
IKK-4 F3 Output devices 500 mAT
IKK-4 F4 Voltage output 315 mAT
IKK-4 F5 Voltage output 315 mAT
F5
F4
F3
I/O-board
F2 (IKK-4)
F1
Unit Board Fuse Fuse rating

MN3000 MN3000 F1 500 mAT
MN3000
Fuse
POWER COMM OUTPUTS IN1 IN2

User’s Guide USCG Appendix C C-1
CS3000
Appendix C:
Installation and operation addendum
Installation and Operation Addendum

for Salwico CS3000 and CS3004
as U.S. Coast Guard Approved System
The fire detection system must be installed and configured in accordance with Subpart 161.002 and
Subchapter J of Title 46 of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, and with the 1993 or later version of
NFPA 72. This is in addition to any other requirements specific to the vessel and its route. Only those
components listed on the approved component list may be used.
The approved component list identifies those components that may be used in locations requiring an
exceptional degree of protection. Location requiring an exceptional degree of protection means a
location exposed to weather, seas, splashing, pressure-directed liquids, or similar moisture conditions.
These locations include--
(1) On deck;
(2) A machinery space;
(3) A cargo space;
(4) A location within a galley or pantry area, laundry, or water closet which contains a shower or
bath; and
(5) Other spaces with similar environmental conditions.
The fire detection system shall be installed as a fully addressable system. Any non-addressable
initiating device must be used with an addressing unit to provide an address for that device. Each
addressing unit shall be used to support only one device. Examples of non-addressable initiating
devices are the manual call point NS-CPWP and the UV-flame detector NS-DUV.
A trouble signal must be annunciated by the activation of the Models UR-2K and UR-2KN timers.
Timer UR-2K must be installed in a locker.
The fire control panels (CS3000 and CS3004) must be installed with two sources of external power.
The internal battery cannot be used to satisfy the requirement for a secondary source of power.
User's guide USCG Appendix D D-1
CS3000
Appendix D:
Component list for USCG approved systems
Approved Component List for Salwico CS3000 or CS3004 systems as an U.S. Coast Guard approved system.
Components Also for Locations Requiring Exceptional

Degree of Protection
Central panels, repeaters, bells and power supply
CS3000, Fire Alarm Panel incl. Power supply and battery
CS3004, Fire Alarm Panel incl. Power supply and battery
MX3000, Maxi Repeater Unit
MN3000, Mini Repeater Unit
Wheelock 7002T-24 Horn with Strobe
Wheelock MG-G10-24-R Bell 10-inch Gong, 24-volt, red Yes
Wheelock MG-G6-24-R Bell 6-inch Gong, 24-volt, red
Manual Call points
LKA-01 Addressable Manual call point Yes
LKA-02 Addressable Manual call point for harsh environment, IP55 Yes
LKA-03 Addressable Manual call point for very harsh environment, IP67 Yes
NS-CPWP Manual call point, water proof IP67 Yes
NS-CP, Manual call point, IP 22 Yes
NS-CP, Manual call point, IP55 Yes
NS-ACP Addressable Manual call point, IP22 Yes
NS-ACP Addressable Manual call point, IP55 Yes
NS-ACPWP Addressable manual call point, water proof IP67 Yes
NS-ACP-IS Intrinsically safe Addressable Manual call point Yes
Other address units
AE-2, Addressing Unit Yes
AE-2K, Addressing Unit for harsh environment Yes
AE-2K/I, Addressing Unit for harsh environment Yes
KS-2, Short Circuit Isolator Yes
KS-2K, Short Circuit Isolator for harsh environment Yes
VL-2, Indication Unit Yes
VL-2K, Indication Unit for harsh environment Yes
UR-2K, Timer Unit Yes
UR-2KN, Timer Unit Yes
NS-AIN-1 address unit
NS-AIN-2 address unit Yes
NS-AI021 Control & Indicating Unit Yes
NS-SCI Short circuit isolator IP55 Yes
Smoke and combined Smoke / Heat detectors
RDJ-2T, Combined Ionisation Smoke and Heat Detector Yes
RDJ-2, Ionisation Smoke Detector Yes
IA 130, Combined Ionisation Smoke / Heat Detector Yes
IA 120, Ionisation smoke detector w. subloop Yes
IA 100, Ionisation Smoke Detector Yes
OA 130, Combined Optical Smoke / Heat Detector Yes
OA 120, Optical Smoke Detector w. subloop Yes
OA 100, Optical Smoke Detector Yes
ST-I-IS, Intrinsically Safe Smoke Detector Yes
User's guide USCG Appendix D D-2
CS3000
DOS-3 Optical smoke detector

EV-PH Combined Optical Smoke/Heat detector Yes
EV-DP Optical Smoke Detector Yes
EV-P Optical Smoke Detector Yes
NS-AOHS Combined Optical Smoke/Heat detector
NS-AOHS-IS Intrinsically safe optical smoke/heat dual detector
NS-AOS Optical Smoke Detector Yes
Heat detectors
TDT-2 / 57Degr.C, Heat Detector Yes
TDT-2K / 57 Heat Detector Yes
TDT-2K / 57 ROR Heat detector Yes
TDT-2K / 80Degr.C, Heat Detector Yes
TDT-2K / 80Degr.C, ROR Heat Detector Yes
HA 100, Heat Detector 57 Degree. C Yes
HA 102, Heat Detector 57 Degree. C R/R Yes
HA 110, Heat Detector 80 Degree. C Yes
SWM-1KL, Heat Detector 57 Degree. C Yes
SWM-1KL/IS, Intrinsically Safe Heat Detector 57 Degree. C Yes
HC 100, Heat Detector 57 °C
EV-H/A1R Heat Detector 57 °C Yes
EV-H/CS Heat Detector 84 °C Yes
NS-AH/A1S Heat Detector 57 °C Yes
NS-AH/CS Heat Detector 84 °C Yes
Flame Detector
NS-DUV, UV-Flame Detector Yes
NS-DIR, Flame detector Yes
NS-AUV, Analogue flame detector Yes
Intrinsically Safe Arrangement
ES-2K, Intrincically safe interface Yes
ZBK-1, Zener barrier Yes
Separate power supply

P-502, Auxiliary Power Supply. Battery included Yes

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© 2004-2009, Consilium Fire & Gas AB

Chapter 1: CS3000 fire alarm system

Chapter 2: Fire Alarm

Chapter 3: Fault indication

Disconnect a certain external control device............................. 4-16

Chapter 5: Reconnection ................................................................................. 5-1

Chapter 8: Adjustments of the system

Chapter 9: Adjustments of detectors

Chapter 10: System information

Chapter 11: Tests

Chapter 12: MN3000 - Mini Repeater unit ......................................... 12-1

Chapter 13: Maintenance ............................................................................... 13-1

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

About this manual

The remaining chapters describe the following:

All the fault codes are listed in Appendix A.

Chapter 1: CS3000 Fire alarm system

Control unit panel

Fire alarm panel

ALARM TRANSFER Is lit when the dedicated fire output is activated

Loop unit address

One or more control units

Chapter 2: Fire Alarm

Fire alarm in a conventional loop

FIRE ZONE 201 HD 1(1) (NOT MUTED)

Central fire alarm

FIRE CENTRAL 1 1(1)

ALARMS IN QUEUE is flashing

Acknowledge and mute

FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(2)

Acknowledge and mute fire alarm

FIRE ZONE 6 DET 13 1(1)

Reset fire alarm

The fire alarm is reset

Fire alarms that could not be reset

ALARMS IN QUEUE KEY

FIRE ZONE 2 DET 16 1(4)

FIRE ZONE 2 DET 16 1(4)

The fire alarm is reset

FIRE ZONE 2 DET 16 1(4)

FIRE ZONE 2 DET 5

Reset fire alarm

Chapter 3: Fault indication

No fire alarms in the system,

FAULT (22) ZONE 2 DET 5 NO ANSWER

The fault is reset

FAULT (22) ZONE 2 DET 5 NO ANSWER

Disconnect a whole zone permanently

Disconnect the zone

The zone is disconnected

Continue to define the next disconnection. When all intended disconnections

Disconnect a whole zone for a specified time interval

ENTER ZONE NUMBER OR SELECT FUNCTION

Define the disconnection time

ZONE 2 TIMER 01:25 OFF

The zone is disconnected

Continue to define the next disconnection. When all intended disconnections

Disconnect all detectors in a zone

Select one of the following:

The detectors are reconnected

Continue to define the next disconnection. When all intended disconnections