ECP1000.Installation and Commissioning Manual.V11

Version:V1.
CONTENTS
1. About This Manual ........................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1. Overview ............................................................................................................................................ 3
2.2. Technical Specifications.....................................................................................................................3
2.3. Standards ............................................................................................................................................ 5
3. Installation and Connections ......................................................................................................................... 6
3.1. Panel’s interior ....................................................................................................................................6
3.2. Internal wiring .................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3. Mounting the chassis to the wall ........................................................................................................ 8
3.4. Mains connection ............................................................................................................................... 9
3.5. Battery connection ............................................................................................................................10
3.6. Connection of the ZONE ..................................................................................................................10
3.7. Connection of the SOUNDER ......................................................................................................... 11
3.7.1. S.C.Out .................................................................................................................................. 11
3.7.2. 2ND SOUNDER ................................................................................................................... 11
3.8. Connection of the Fire OUT ............................................................................................................ 12
3.9. Connection of the EXTING ............................................................................................................. 12
3.10. Wiring of the monitor input ............................................................................................................12
3.11. Other I/O interfaces ........................................................................................................................ 13
4. Debugging and programming ......................................................................................................................13
4.1. Normal state ..................................................................................................................................... 13
4.2. Fire alarm status ............................................................................................................................... 14
4.3. The first stage of the deflation process ............................................................................................ 14
4.4. Compound fire alarm bleed ..............................................................................................................14
4.5. Manual deflation ...............................................................................................................................15
4.6. Silence .............................................................................................................................................. 15
4.7. Evacuate ........................................................................................................................................... 16
4.8. Reset ................................................................................................................................................. 16
4.9. FAULT ..............................................................................................................................................16
4.9.1. Comm. Fault ..........................................................................................................................17
4.9.2. Flooding Zone Fault .............................................................................................................. 17
4.9.3. System fault ...........................................................................................................................17
4.9.4. FAULT_IN Monitoring ......................................................................................................... 18
4.10. Buzzer .............................................................................................................................................19
4.10.1. 5V buzzer ............................................................................................................................ 19
4.10.2. 24V buzzer .......................................................................................................................... 19
4.11. Hold ................................................................................................................................................ 19
4.12. Pressure Feedback .......................................................................................................................... 19
4.13. PROG.IN (Programmable input) ................................................................................................... 20
4.14. Modify the control mode ................................................................................................................20
4.15. DISABLE ....................................................................................................................................... 21
4.15.1. ZONE1/2 DISABLE ........................................................................................................... 21
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4.15.2. S.C.OUT DISABLE ............................................................................................................21

4.15.3. FAULT_OUT DISABLE .................................................................................................... 21
4.15.4. Extinguishant DISABLE .....................................................................................................22
4.15.5. Manual Release DISABLE ................................................................................................. 22
4.15.6. Stage_1 DISABLE .............................................................................................................. 22
4.15.7. Stage_2 DISABLE .............................................................................................................. 22
5. Battery Capacity Calculation ...................................................................................................................... 22
6. Maintenance and Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................. 23
6.1. Maintenance ..................................................................................................................................... 23
6.2. Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................23
Annex - Device type list ..................................................................................................................................26
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ECP1000 Gas Extinguishing Control Panel
1.About This Manual

This manual contains information necessary for the use of personnel engaged in the installation and
commissioning of the ECP1000 Gas Extinguishing Control Panel, regarding the connection of the panel
with its peripherals, programming of all the functions, etc.
This document does not cover panel operation or functionality. This data can be found in the separate User
Manual.
2.Introduction
2.1. Overview
The ECP1000 control panel is designed in accordance with European standards EN54-2 and
EN54-4 Fire Detection and Fire Alarm systems - Control and Indicating Equipment and EN12094-
1 Fixed firefighting systems - Components for gas extinguishing systems - Part 1: Requirements
and test methods for electrical automatic control and delay devices.
The control equipment is a combined fire alarm control panel and extinguishing system and has
two detection zones, any or all of which are capable of contributing to the extinguishing release
decision.
The ECP1000 Control panel have an integral, mains powered battery charger and power supply designed in
accordance with the requirements of EN54-4.
2.2.Technical Specifications
Power supply
Mains supply 110V/230V AC (-15%, +10%), 10A, 50Hz/60Hz
Mains fuse 3A 250V
Operating voltage 21 ~ 30V DC
Recommended mains cable Standard/black mains cable, cable size 0.75mm2
Power rating Imin=0.1A; Imax.a=3.2A; Imax.b=3.8A
Max. battery supply current 8A (when the Mains is disconnected)
Max. charging current 1A
Battery capacity, type and
NP7-12 for 7Ah VRLA(Yuasa)
recommended model
Max. internal resistance of battery 1Ω

Battery fuse 8A
Quiescent current (full loaded) < 0.4A
Outputs
Output voltage 20 ~ 30VDC
S.C.OUT (+, -) Max. output current 500mA
End of line resistor 10K Ohms, 1Watt
Recommended type of cable Plain unscreened cable, 1.5mm2
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Cable diameter 1mm2 ~ 2.5mm2

Transmission distance ≤1500m
Max. output current 500mA
2ND SOUNDER
(+, -)
F.A.OUT1&2 (+, -)
Contact capacity 2A@30VDC, 0.5A@125VAC
FAULT OUT1&2
(COM, NO)
1ST & 2ND STAGE Contact capacity 1A@30VDC, 0.5A@125VAC
(NO,COM, NC) Recommended type of cable Plain unscreened cable, 1.5mm2
Max. output current Two ports total 3A
24VK (+, -)
Max. output current 3A
EXTING. (+, -)
Detection Zone
Number of detectors per zone Dependent on type and current consumption
(maximum 32)
Trigger resistor (Switching
ZONE 1&2 output type detector or call 470 to 1K Ohms (Nominal 1K Ohms)
point)
End of line resistor 4.7K Ohms, 1Watt
Recommended type of cable Unscreened twisted-pair, 1.5mm2
Max. Loop length ≤1500m
Intelligent Loop
LOOP OUT (+, -) Output voltage 9 ~ 28VDC, pulse
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LOOP IN (+, -) Max. output current 500mA

Loop type Class A and Class B
Recommended type of cable Unscreened twisted-pair, 1.5mm2
Max. Loop length 2000m (Class A)
Network communication
Transmission rate 9600 bps
Recommended type of cable Unscreened twisted-pair, 1mm2
RS-485
Max. number of panels 20
Transmission rate Optional: 10K, 20K, 50K and 100K bps
CAN
Recommended type of cable Unscreened twisted-pair, 1mm2
Construction
Enclosure Steel IP30
Physical dimensions
Approx. Dimensions of the panel (W×H×D) 410×460×92mm
Approx. weight 7.5±0.5 kg (without battery)
Environmental class
Temperature range: -5°C~ 40°C, Class A; Max relative humidity: 95% (40°C ± 2°C, no condensation)
2.3. Standards
ECP1000 Gas Extinguishing Control Panel and power supply equipment conform to the essential
requirements of the Construction Products Directive 305/2011/EU:
0370-CPR-XXXX
EN54-2:1997 +A1:2006
Control and indicating equipment for fire detection and fire alarm systems for
buildings
Provided options:
- Outputs to Fire Alarm Devices
-Delays to outputs
EN54-4:1997 +A1:2002 +A2:2006
Power supply equipment for fire detection and fire alarm
systems for buildings
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EN 12094-1:2003
Electrical automatic control and delay devices for for gas extinguishing systems
Environmental Class A. 1 Flooding Zone.
Provided options:
- Delay of extinguishing signal
- Monitoring of the status of components
- Emergency hold device
- Manual only mode
- Triggering of equipment outside the system
- Activation of alarm devices with different signals
3.Installation and Connections

The controller has an integrated operation panel for operation and display, a metal housing and a functional
PCB. There is enough room inside the panel to accommodate the rated capacity of the backup battery, and
an optional communication board can be installed if applicable.
3.1.Panel’s interior
The front door panel of the controller can be opened by the matching key to access the inside of the
controller.
4 Mounting
1 2 3 hole
8
7 Mounting
hole
①ECP1000_KEY ②ECP1000_B ③ECP1000_A ④SEC1000_COM ⑤PS-A2810B

⑥ECP1000_DZ ⑦Battery ⑧Buzzer
In general, the ECP1000 consists of 2 sections:

1. The left internal section contains the B-Board and KEY-Board, which integrated main processor,
Buttons and LEDs, the I/O communication interface of B-Board.
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2. The right internal section contains the DZ-Board, the Communication Board for networking, the P.S.E
(power supply equipment), the Buzzer, the battery compartment, the mounting holes and cable knock-outs.
PS-A2810B
The PS-A2810B is an integrated unit that provides power both for the panel and the backup rechargeable
battery. And it is capable of monitoring the mains and battery states.
A-Board
It is the main processor of system. The B-Board responsible for display.
ECP1000_B
It provides connections for the main processor A-Board, the KEY-Board, the LCD and the IO Board;
terminals of RS-485 bus for the communication between internal circuit boards.
ECP1000_KEY
The ECP1000_KEY Board responsible for Buttons and LEDs.
ECP1000_DZ (IO Board)

It generally contains terminals or interfaces for connecting the P.S.E, the loop devices, The diagram below
shows the connection terminal blocks for field devices on the DZ-Board.
FAULT_OUT 1 1ST STAGE ZONE 1

NO COM NO COM NC
FAULT_OUT 2 2ND STAGE ZONE 2 RS485 HOLD

NO COM NO COM NC B A
Presure 2ND
PROG.IN Feedback FAULT_IN S.C.OUT SOUNDER F.A.OUT1 F.A.OUT2 EXTING. 24VK 24VK
SEC1000_COM(Communication Board )
This board is optional for external communication with other panels. Specifically, up to 20 panels can be
networked with each other through the terminal pair of CANH and CANL on the communication board;
The RS485 interface is reserved.
3.2.Internal wiring
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1 2
4
5
+ - + -
8 8
3.3.Mounting the chassis to the wall

The panel can be surface or semi-flush mounted through the three mounting holes provided. See the
diagram below about the mounting dimensions and recommended screw size.
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270
365
(Unit: mm)
Spring washer Φ5mm

Wall mounting hole
Flat washer Φ5mm diameter:
Tighten the screw Wall Expansion screws: Φ8×60mm
nut M5×50mm
3.4.Mains connection
To connect the panel to the main power source, use a three-core cable with good quality cable glands fitted,
and connect it to the P.S.E as the figure shows below.
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BLACK
RED
RED BLACK
+ - + -
8 8
3.5.Battery connection
For this single loop system, 2×12V/7Ah sealed lead acid batteries are used as per the calculation of battery
capacity in section 6. The batteries should be connected in series first using the link wire supplied and be
located within the panel enclosure. Then connect the battery wire leads to the P.S.E terminal connections.
RED BLACK
+ - + -
8 8
3.6.Connection of the ZONE

ZONE1/2: The detection zone interface outputs a 24 V DC power supply to power a conventional detector
or a manual alarm button. A 4.7 K termination resistor (supplied) needs to be connected at the end of the
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circuit to monitor its line for open or short faults. The detection area supports the access of the traditional
current type detector and the switching type detector. The switching type detector requires a built-in or
external contact resistor. The typical connection is shown in the following figure:
+
4.7K
Detector Detector End‐of‐line resistor
‐ Connecting a Conventional Current Mode Detector
+ 1K
Trigger resistor
4.7K
Detector End‐of‐line resistor
or
‐ Call point
Connect switch type detector or manual alarm button
3.7.Connection of the SOUNDER
3.7.1. S.C.Out
Abbreviation for acousto-optic output, which outputs a 24V DC power supply to drive conventional
acousto-optic equipment in the event of a fire. A 10 K termination resistor (supplied) needs to be connected
at the end of the circuit to monitor its line for open or short faults. A typical connection is shown in the
following figure:
+ Diode Diode
10K
+ + End‐of‐line resistor
Sounder Sounder
‐ ‐ ‐
3.7.2. 2ND SOUNDER

Abbreviation for second-order acousto-optic output, which outputs a 24V DC power supply to drive
conventional acousto-optic equipment when it enters the deflated state. A 10 K termination resistor
(supplied) needs to be connected at the end of the circuit to monitor its line for open or short faults. A
typical connection is shown in the following figure:
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+ Diode Diode
10K
+ + End‐of‐line resistor
Sounder Sounder
‐ ‐ ‐
3.8. Connection of the Fire OUT

F.A.OUT1/2: In case of fire, a 24V DC signal is output. A 10 K termination resistor (supplied) needs to be
connected at the end of the circuit to monitor its line for open or short faults. A typical connection is shown
in the following figure:
+ Diode Diode
10K
+ Fire + Fire End‐of‐line resistor
‐
Monitoring Monitoring
‐ ‐
3.9.Connection of the EXTING
EXTING ： The bleed output interface can provide an output of up to 3A for 10 minutes to drive the
solenoid valve. The resistance of the solenoid must be greater than 10 ohms to ensure that the maximum
amperage rating of the bleed output is not exceeded. The solenoid valve shall be equipped with a
freewheeling diode to prevent the electromotive force (EMF) generated by the solenoid valve when
de-energized from interfering with the operation of the controller. One 10 K termination resistor
(supplied)It needs to be connected at the end of the circuit to monitor the open or short circuit fault of its
wiring. In addition, in order to prevent the misoperation of the solenoid valve, the circuit needs to be
connected in series with a diode in the forward direction. The typical connection is shown in the figure
below:
+ Diode
Solenoid
10K Diode Valve
‐
End‐of‐line resistor
3.10.Wiring of the monitor input

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The monitoring inputs (HOLD, PROG. IN, Pressure Feedback, FAULT _ IN) require a 10 K termination
resistor (supplied) to be connected at the end of the circuit to monitor its wiring for open or short faults. A
trigger resistor with a typical value of 10 K is also required.
A typical connection is shown in the following figure:
+ Detector 10K
End‐of‐line resistor
‐
10K
Trigger resistor
3.11.Other I/O interfaces

Adapt to input or output terminals used in various environments; such as: fire alarm, fault, active output,
electromagnetic output, etc. The controller input and output interface parameters and functions are
described as follows.
Port name Functional description Characteristic
1st order acousto-optic 1) Dry Contact；

1ST STAGE
output 2) Contact Rating：1A@24V；
2-order acousto-optic 1) Dry Contact；
2ND STAGE
output 2) Contact Rating：1A@24V；
1) Dry Contact；
FAULT_OUT1/2 Fault output
2) Contact Rating：1A@24V；
1) Two ports share the maximum current of
AUX 24V Power supply 3A;
24VK
output 2) When the controller is reset, the 24VK
momentarily shuts off the output.
4.Debugging and programming
4.1.Normal state
Under normal conditions, only the Power lamp and AUTOMANUAL lamp or MANUAL ONLY lamp on
the panel are normally on. The system is divided into three levels. The user is only allowed to view the
main interface information and perform some security operations at level 1 (without password). The user
needs to log in at level 2 with a password. At level 2, the user can operate all the keys on the panel, view
and modify some configurations; Level 3 also requires a password to log in. Under Level 3, all operations
and configurations can be performed.
Prompt: Level 2 menu operation authority is shown in the following table:
Parent menu Submenu Permissions
Basic Read and write
System You can modify the configuration of Level 2
User Setup
user
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Network、Panels、Other Read only

Loop Convention setup、Remote Panel Read only
Operation Convention disable、Panel Test Read and write
Read and write
Records Fire、Fault、Operation、Extinguish Note: When you delete a history, the history
deleted at level 2 will still exist at level 3.
Extinguish Extinguish Setup Read only
4.2.Fire alarm status

After receiving the fire alarm reported by any detector, the Fire indicator lamp will light up and the detailed
information of the fire alarm will be displayed on the interface, and the F. A. OUT1/2 of the fire relay and
the S. C. OUT of the sound and light relay will also be output.
4.3.The first stage of the deflation process

After receiving a fire alarm reported by any detector, if the equipment type of the fire alarm reported by the
detector meets one of the automatic deflation activation conditions and the gas extinguishing zone is in
AUTO MANUAL mode, the Activated lamp on the front panel will flash and the 1ST STAGE relay will
output.
Note: If the AUTO MANUAL is switched to the MANUAL ONLY mode, the Activated light on the front
panel will go out. If the AUTO MANUAL mode is switched to the subsequent mode, the status of the
Activated light on the front panel will also change with the control status. However, the 1ST STAGE relay
will only retain the initial output state.
4.4.Compound fire alarm bleed

After receiving a fire alarm reported by any detector, if the equipment type of the fire alarm reported by the
detector meets two of the automatic deflation activation conditions (which can be configured in Activated
conditon in the gas extinguishing configuration interface), and the system is in AUTOMANUAL mode, the
controller will respond in the following order:
A) The fire alarm information will be displayed at the main interface of the screen, and the gas
extinguishment related information will display the alarm information of the corresponding detector
equipment type;
B) The 2ND SOUNDER relay will operate in 1 Hz intermittent mode;
C) 2ND STAGE relay will output;
D) The Activated light on the front panel will be on constantly;
E) The Release Imminent light of the remote status panel is normally on;
F) The countdown control pops up on the main interface of the screen to display the remaining time before
the extinguishing agent is released;
G) The remote status panel provides an LED display to show the countdown time;
H) Extinguishing agent (EXTING. Relays) will be output at the end of the configured delay time. If the
Released signal is configured as "None", the Extinguishant Released lights on the front panel and the
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remote status panel will be displayed in the EXTING.. Always on after output;
I) The 2ND SOUNDER relay will output continuously;
J) EXTING. The relay stops outputting after the configured duration is reached;
Prompt: Auto Delay and EXTING. Continuous output time of the relay (Exting. Duration time) can be
modified by entering the gas extinguishment configuration interface at level 3.
Notice:
 The controller will not respond to the reset operation until the deflation is completed when the
deflation process of the gas extinction zone has been started and the start condition has been reached
(i.e., when the Released Imminent light is on or when the screen interface displays a countdown).
 The deflated Activated and Released messages are indicated only by the indicator light, and the
interface does not display messages about Activated and Released.
Fig. 1 Compound Fire Alarm Vent
4.5.Manual deflation
When the front panel-mounted Extinguishant Released button, the Monitored Manual Air Bleed input
(PROG. IN type set to "manual release" "), or the Remote Status Dial mounted Extinguishant Released
button are operated, The controller will respond in this order.
What is different from the above response is the pre-deflation delay time, which needs to be modified at
level 3 by the Manual Delay in the gas extinguishment configuration.
4.6.Silence
Silence button is used to control the start and stop of audible and visual alarm. When the sound-light
control is in the enabled state, the sound-light control state will automatically switch to the disabled state
after the site sound-light alarm starts or resounds due to certain conditions.
: Silence disabled，Turn on all audible and visual alarms that are turned off.
: Silence enabled，Turn off all audible and visual alarms that are turned on.
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Note: The 2ND SOUNDER can be stopped by the Silence button, but cannot be restarted by the Silence
button.
4.7.Evacuate
The Evacuate button responds as follows:
 Activate all audible and visual alarms connected to the controller, such as the S. C. OUT relay (except
the 2ND SOUNDER relay).
 The Evacuate light on the front panel stays on.
Tip: The Evacuate light will be turned off after the Silence function is enabled or reset.
4.8.Reset
Operating the Reset button in level 2 or 3 resets the system in the following ways:
 The gas extinction zone is not in the bleeding process, or the gas extinction zone has entered the
bleeding process but the system has a system fault:
After pressing the Reset button, all the States of the system will be reset. The reset time is about 10 seconds,
and a prompt box will pop up on the screen interface.
Figure 2 Reset Prompt Box
 The gas extinction zone has entered the deflation process:

When the Reset button is pressed, faults, inputs, outputs, countdowns, etc. related to the gas extinction zone
are not affected by the reset operation unless the deflation is complete, the deflation has failed, or there is a
system fault. The status and information not related to gas extinguishment, such as the input of monitoring
fire alarm (ZONE1/2), the output of relay related to fire alarm (F. A. OUT1/2, S. C. OUT), fire alarm lamp,
etc. Are reset. There will be no prompt box on the screen interface.
4.9.FAULT
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If the system detects a fault event, the corresponding fault message will be displayed at the fault message of
the main interface of the screen, the fault lamp of the panel and the fault lamp of the remote status panel
corresponding to the fault in the gas extinguishment area will be normally on, and the fault relay FAUlT _
OUT1/2 in the gas extinguishment area will output.
Notice:
 When the active relay output (F. A. OUT/1, S. C. OUT, EXTING.) startup condition is reached in
some cases, if the active output is in the fault state at this time, the active relay output will not act for
safety. The output state of the active relay remains unchanged even after changing from the fault state
to the normal state, except for the new condition trigger.
 Due to the circuit design of the terminal board itself, when one of the active relays of the F. A. OUT1
or the F. A. OUT2 has a fault, the relays of the F. A. OUT1 and the F. A. OUT2 will not operate.
4.9.1.Comm. Fault
Comm. Fault is the abbreviation of communication fault, which represents the communication failure
between a device and the host. The communication failure message shown in the figure below represents
that the remote status panel 1 (RSU1000 is the model of the remote status panel) has a communication
failure with the host.
Fig. 3 Communication fault
4.9.2.Flooding Zone Fault

When the system has a fault related to gas extinction, the Flooding Zone Fault lamp on the front panel will
be on constantly. The faults related to gas extinction include:
 EXTING. Relay open short circuit fault;
 2ND SOUNDER relay open short circuit fault;
 Open short circuit fault of PROG. IN input terminal;
 Pressure Feedback input terminal open-short circuit fault;
 HOLD input terminal open short circuit fault;
 Low voltage fault
4.9.3.System fault
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When the system has a system fault, in addition to responding to the actions described in 5.8, the System
Fault light on the front panel will also be on, the buzzer will output continuously, and the terminal board
will enter the safety mode. If the system fault is not caused by the main control board, the UI interface will
display the system fault event which is different from the normal fault event. The two system fault
messages as shown in the figure below represent that the power supply of the controller and the
communication between the terminal board and the main control board are faulty respectively. It is only
allowed to be removed by manually pressing the reset button on the front panel after login.
Safe mode: fault relay and 24VK relay output, other relays stop output, and input monitoring of terminal
board is closed.
Figure 4 System Failure Event
4.9.4.FAULT_IN Monitoring
FAULT _ IN of the terminal board is an additional fault monitoring input terminal provided to the user,
which can be connected to fault monitoring equipment. If the FAULT _ IN terminal detects the input, the
corresponding fault message will be displayed at the fault information of the UI interface, the fault lamp of
the front panel and the remote status panel corresponding to the gas extinguishment area will be on, and the
fault relay corresponding to the gas extinguishment area will output.
Figure 5 Fault Input
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4.10.Buzzer
Two buzzers are provided on the controller, one is a 5V buzzer and the other is a 24V buzzer.
4.10.1. 5V buzzer
There is a small 5V buzzer on the controller, which is used to indicate the tone when the key is pressed.
4.10.2. 24V buzzer

The sound of the 24V buzzer is used to indicate the alarm. The sound frequencies of the 24V buzzer on the
controller and the buzzer on the remote status panel are mainly divided into the following types:
 Fire alarm
 Air release tone (same frequency as fire alarm tone)
 Fault tone
 HOLD pressed tone (same frequency as fault tone)
Priority: Fire alarm tone = deflated tone > fault tone = hold press tone
Note: In case of system failure, the buzzer shall output continuously and shall not be silenced.
4.11.Hold
When the system detects that there is an input at the HOLD terminal or there is a short-circuit fault at the
HOLD input terminal, the Hold Activated light on the front panel and the remote status panel will remain
on, and the buzzer of the controller and the remote status panel will sound at the same frequency as the
normal fault. If a deflation countdown is in progress in the deflation zone, the countdown will be
interrupted and the predeflation remaining time will return to the initial value.When the HOLD is released
and there are no HOLD-related faults, the Hold Activated light on the front panel and remote status panel
will go off and the countdown to predeflation will continue.
4.12.Pressure Feedback
The pressure feedback input is connected to the fire extinguisher. When the fire extinguisher is released, the
controller will detect the input signal and the Extinguishant Released light will remain on. If the fire
extinguisher is released by abnormal means and the Pressure Feedback terminal of the controller detects the
input, the Activated light on the front panel will remain on, 1ST/2ND STAGE relay output and 2ND
SOUNDER continuous output.
Note: If the "Released Signal" is set to "None" in the gas extinguishment configuration, the Extinguishant
Released lamp will remain on when the fire extinguisher is released by the compound fire alarm or manual
deflation, regardless of whether the pressure feedback signal is received.
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Figure 6 Released signal settings
4.13.PROG.IN (Programmable input)

The custom types of PROG.IN terminals are as follows:
 Mode selection: connected to the remote manual automatic switch, it is AUTO MANUAL state when
there is no input, and MANUAL ONLY mode when there is input. This manual and automatic switch
state is one of the factors affecting the manual and automatic state results of the gas extinguishment
zone.
 Manual deflation: connected to remote deflation button, with functions consistent with those in 5.4.
 Low pressure switch input: connected to the pressure switch on the cylinder of the fire extinguisher.
If the pressure in the cylinder is lower than the set point, the switch will operate. When an input is
detected, the main UI displays a low voltage fault message and the front panel Flooding Zone Fault
light is illuminated.
4.14.Modify the control mode

By operating the knob on the front panel, the manual auto switch on the terminal board (PROG. IN type is
module select) or the knob on the remote status panel, the control status of the gas extinction zone can be
switched between MANUAL ONLY and AUTO MANUAL. If the input of one of the modes is MANUAL
ONLY, the control state of the extinction zone is MANUAL ONLY. When the gas extinguishing zone is in
the MANUAL ONLY state, it is not possible to enter the deflation process through the operation of two fire
alarm combined automatic deflation.
The control status of the gas extinguishment area will be displayed on the top of the relevant information of
gas discharge in the UI main interface, and its status will also be indicated by the AUTO MANUAL or
MANUAL ONly lamp on the front panel or remote status panel.
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Fig. 7 Control status of gas extinction zone
4.15.DISABLE
It is possible to disable certain functions, inputs or outputs of the gas extinction zone. If the system is
shielded, the shielding message on the UI main interface will display specific shielding information, and
the Disabled light on the front panel and the Disabled light on the remote status panel corresponding to the
gas extinguishment area will be on.
Note: When certain conditions reach the relay response condition, the relay will not respond if the relay is
in the shielding state at this time. Without resetting, the output state of the relay remains unchanged, except
for the new condition trigger, even after changing from the shield state to the normal state.
4.15.1.ZONE1/2 DISABLE
Input, fault of ZONE 1/2 on shield terminal block.
Note: If the existing fire alarm is shielded, the fire alarm message on the interface will not be eliminated
and will take effect only after reset; if the shielding is cancelled, the status of ZONE1/2 will be detected
again and reported. (The same applies to faults)
4.15.2.S.C.OUT DISABLE
For S. C. OUT output and fault on the shield terminal board, the Sounder Disabled/Fault lamp on the shield
rear panel will be yellow in addition to the Disabled lamp.
Notice:
 When the existing S. C. OUT fault is masked, the fault message on the interface will not be eliminated
and will take effect only after reset; if the mask is cancelled, the status of the S. C. OUT will be
detected again and reported.
 Masking or unmasking does not update the expected output state of the S. C. OUT and requires a reset
to take effect.
4.15.3.FAULT_OUT DISABLE
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Shield the FAULT _ OUT relay output on the terminal block.

Note:masking does not update the expected output state of FAULT_OUT and requires a reset to take effect;
unmasking updates the output state of FAULT_OUT.
4.15.4.Extinguishant DISABLE
Block the Exting uishant function. When the Extinguishant is masked, the system does not enter the bleed
process.
Notice:
 After the Extinguishant is shielded, it will not enter the deflation process through the two fire alarm
composite automatic deflation or manual deflation, but the Activated light on the front panel will be on,
the 2ND SOUNDER relay will continue to output, and the 1ST/2ND STAGE relay will output.
 After masking the Exting uishant, for an existing EXTING. Fault, the fault message on the interface
will not be eliminated, and will take effect only after reset; unmasking will re-detect and report
EXTING. The status of the terminal.
 If the system performs composite fire alarm deflation or manual deflation in the Extinguishant
shielding state, it will not enter the deflation process. After the Extinguishant shielding state is
cancelled, the deflation process can be reestablished only by resetting.
4.15.5.Manual Release DISABLE

Manual deflation of the shielding system.
Note:PROG. IN faults will not be reported if the PROG. IN terminal type is manual bleed. If the existing
PROG. IN fault is masked, the fault message on the interface will not be eliminated and will take effect
only after reset; if the mask is cancelled, the status of the PROG. IN terminal will be detected again and
reported.
4.15.6.Stage_1 DISABLE
Shield the output of the 1ST STAGE terminal.
Note:masking or unmasking does not update the expected output status of the 1ST STAGE and requires a
reset to take effect.
4.15.7.Stage_2 DISABLE
Shield the output of the 2ND STAGE terminal.
Note:masking or unmasking does not update the expected output state of the 2ND STAGE and requires a
reset to take effect.
5.Battery Capacity Calculation

The standby time of the fire alarm control panel after the main power source has failed depends on the
quiescent load of the panel, the alarm load of the panel, and the capacity of the batteries.
To determine the capacity of batteries required in a system, the following formula is used:
Battery capacity (Ah) = 1.25 x ( T1 x ( IFq + ILq ) + T2 x ( IFmax + ILmax + IRout ) )
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In which,
The multiplier 1.25 is present to account for loss of capacity over the life of the battery.
IFq = 0.15A, which is the quiescent current of the fire alarm control panel in the event of the loss of the
mains supply;
ILq is the quiescent current of the loop load, which is determined by the number of loads. The quiescent
current of a smoke detector, a heat detector, or a manual call point is typically 0.0002A (or 200μA), while
that of a module/sounder strobe is 0.002A (or 2mA);
IFmax = 0.16A, which is the alarm current of the fire alarm control panel;
ILmax is the maximum loop current. The alarm current of a smoke detector, a heat detector, or a manual call
point is typically 0.001A (or 1mA), while that of a input/output modules or Intelligent Sounder Beacon is
0.008A (or 8mA) ;
IRout is the alarm output current of the panel’s three relays, which is determined by the number of loads they
connect;
T1 is the amount of standby hours required (most commonly being 24 hours);
T2 is the amount of alarm hours required (most commonly being half an hour).
Take the system of 120 points as an example: there are 104 addressable detectors, 8 input/output modules, 8
intelligent Sounder Beacon, 8 loop isolators and 3 full loaded relay output.
Thus,
ILq = 0.0002 x 104 + 0.002 x 16 = 0.0528A,
ILmax = 0.001 x 104+0.008 x 16 = 0.232A,
IRout = 1 x 1.1 = 1.1A,
Battery capacity = 1.25 x (24 x (0.15+0.0528) + 0.5 x (0.16+0.232+1.1) )
= 1.25 x (4.8672 + 0.746)
= 7.0165Ah
Note: The final interpretation right belongs to the company.
6.Maintenance and Troubleshooting
6.1.Maintenance
Periodic maintenance should be carried out on the system as prescribed in the local design, maintenance
and installation regulations.
The key to the panel shall be kept by specially assigned maintenance personnel.
The standby batteries should be periodically checked for integrity of the connections. And a period of 5
years is recommended to replace the correct type of battery.
6.2.Troubleshooting
Solution of all suspected faults MUST only be carried out by suitably qualified technical engineers.
 Problem: apply power to the panel but the LCD display is off and panel does not work.
Possible reason and solution: check whether the cable is properly connected between the CB-Board and
the MB-Board; Check if the POWER indicator on the front panel is on, otherwise something is wrong with
the P.S.E that the manufacturer should be informed.
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 Problem: both mains fault and battery fault are reported.

Possible reason and solution: It may be due to the reason that the mains is in fault condition while battery
is at low voltage.
 Problem: a fault of loop open is reported.
Possible reason and solution: check if the connector to the terminal of Loop Out or Loop In is loose;
Check if the circuit between Loop Out and Loop In exists an interruption.
 Problem: a fault of loop short is reported.
Possible reason and solution: check if the polarized terminals of Loop Out and Loop In are connected
right, that is, ensure the signal from Loop Out (+) is not back to Loop In (-) by mistake but to Loop In (+);
Check if a short circuit exists on the loop and repair.
 Problem: alarm sounders cannot be activated when a fire signal is generated.
Possible reason and solution: read the specific fault message regarding the sounders and repair; Make sure
sounders are powered by 24V; Check the cause and effect configuration about sounders activation.
 Problem: the F.A.Out, or the S.C.Out or the 2ND SOUNDER or the EXTING. is reported fault.
Possible reason and solution: ensure that a 10K EOL resistor is well connected to each of the two ports;
Check if a short circuit exists on the port and repair.
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Fig. 8 System Connection Diagram
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Annex - Device type list

Device Abbr.
Ionization Detector IonDet
Optical Detector OptDet
Heat Detector HeatDet
Infrared Beam Detector IRDet
Combination detector (smoke and heat detector) CombDet
Combustible Gas Detector GasDet
Manual Control Button MCB
Manual Call Point MCP
Fire Hydrant Call Point HydrCP
Sounder Visual Indicator/Sounder Strobe SoundStro
Sounder Sounder
Visual Alarm/Strobe Strobe
Alarm Bell Alarmbell
Conventional Optical Detector ConvOptD
Conventional Ionization Detector ConvIonD
Conventional Heat Detector ConvHeatD
Conventional Infrared Beam Detector ConvIRD
Conventional Combination Detector ConvComD
Heat Cable HeatCable
Pressure Switch PresSwitch
Flow Indicator/Detector FlowIndi
Voltage Detector VolDet
Current Detector CurrDet
Electromagnetic Valve EM Valve
Smoke Exhaust Damper SmkDamper
Smoke Exhaust Fan SmkFan
Blow Valve BlowValve
Blower Blower
Fire Damper FireDamper
Fire Door FireDoor
Door Closer DoorCloser
Door Holder DoorHolder
Door Sensor/Magnetic Contact Switch DoorSensor
Deluge Valve DelugeVal
Generator Generator
Stabilized Pressure Pump PressPump
Fire Pump FirePump
Foam Pump FoamPump
Water Pump WaterPump
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Fire Emergence Evacuation Broadcast BCST
Fire Emergency Lightning EmLight
Fire Evacuation Indicator EvacIndi
Broadcast Module BCST-M
Fire Indicating Panel FIP
Power Supply Box PSB
Sprink Pump SprinkPump
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4.15.2. S.C.OUT DISABLE ............................................................................................................21

1.About This Manual

Max. internal resistance of battery 1Ω

Cable diameter 1mm2 ~ 2.5mm2

LOOP IN (+, -) Max. output current 500mA

3.Installation and Connections

①ECP1000_KEY ②ECP1000_B ③ECP1000_A ④SEC1000_COM ⑤PS-A2810B

In general, the ECP1000 consists of 2 sections:

ECP1000_DZ (IO Board)

FAULT_OUT 1 1ST STAGE ZONE 1

FAULT_OUT 2 2ND STAGE ZONE 2 RS485 HOLD

The RS485 interface is reserved.

3.3.Mounting the chassis to the wall

Spring washer Φ5mm

3.6.Connection of the ZONE

‐ Connecting a Conventional Current Mode Detector

Connect switch type detector or manual alarm button

3.7.Connection of the SOUNDER

3.7.2. 2ND SOUNDER

3.8. Connection of the Fire OUT

3.9.Connection of the EXTING

3.10.Wiring of the monitor input

3.11.Other I/O interfaces

1st order acousto-optic 1) Dry Contact；

4.Debugging and programming

Network、Panels、Other Read only

4.2.Fire alarm status

4.3.The first stage of the deflation process

4.4.Compound fire alarm bleed

Fig. 1 Compound Fire Alarm Vent

Figure 2 Reset Prompt Box

 The gas extinction zone has entered the deflation process:

Fig. 3 Communication fault

4.9.2.Flooding Zone Fault

Figure 4 System Failure Event

Figure 5 Fault Input

4.10.2. 24V buzzer

Figure 6 Released signal settings

4.13.PROG.IN (Programmable input)

4.14.Modify the control mode

Fig. 7 Control status of gas extinction zone

Shield the FAULT _ OUT relay output on the terminal block.

4.15.5.Manual Release DISABLE

5.Battery Capacity Calculation

Note: The final interpretation right belongs to the company.

6.Maintenance and Troubleshooting

 Problem: both mains fault and battery fault are reported.

Fig. 8 System Connection Diagram

Annex - Device type list

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