60T223-06 (LIST SEC 20 LISTcontroller SEC LB Maintenance Instructions)

LIST ®
Sensor Cable System
Maintenance Instructions
LISTcontroller SEC and

LB
Valid as of:
Firmware version V01.20
Serial number 080050
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Maintenance Instructions LISTcontroller SEC and LB
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LISTcontroller SEC and LB Maintenance Instructions
Content
1 Conventions.......................................................................................................................................... 4
2 General information............................................................................................................................ 4
3 Test sequence according to maintenance protocol 60T128.....................................................4

3.1 Protocol header information................................................................................................................. 4
3.2 Unit type.................................................................................................................................................. 4
3.3 Tasks....................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.3.1 Sensor cable, connection boxes and fixing material.........................................................................5
3.3.2 LISTcontroller......................................................................................................................................... 5
3.3.2.1 Save maintenance file to USB flash drive.......................................................................................... 5
3.3.2.2 Analyse event lists................................................................................................................................. 6
3.3.2.3 Delete all event lists and update maintenance date via web-interface..........................................7
3.3.2.4 Verify system configuration.................................................................................................................. 7
3.3.2.5 Verify parameter sets............................................................................................................................ 8
3.3.2.6 Verify date and time............................................................................................................................... 8
3.3.2.7 Measuring sensor cable loop-resistance (only LCON-LB)...............................................................8
3.3.2.8 Test external reset input........................................................................................................................ 8
3.3.2.9 Test common relays.............................................................................................................................. 9
3.3.2.10 Test alarm zone relays.......................................................................................................................... 9
3.3.2.11 Simulate a fire alarm........................................................................................................................... 10
3.3.2.12 Heat up sensors (optional).................................................................................................................. 11
3.4 Number of active sensors in normal mode.......................................................................................11
3.5 Loop test (only LCON-LB)................................................................................................................... 11
3.5.1 Sensor cable: disconnect SEC1 on LCON-LB.................................................................................11
3.5.2 Sensor cable: disconnect SEC2 on LCON-LB.................................................................................12
3.6 Comments on event lists.................................................................................................................... 12
3.7 Comments............................................................................................................................................. 12
3.8 Maintenance performed...................................................................................................................... 12
4 Abbreviations in this manual.......................................................................................................... 13
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1 Conventions
Following text formatting conventions are used throughout this manual:
Font format for LCD or PC on-screen text.
Font format for abbreviations.
Font format for important informationen.
Font format for program-buttons.
→ Reference for further reading.
2 General information
These instructions will guide the user trough the maintenance of either one of the following LIST Sensor Cable Sys-
tems:
 LCON-SEC (Unit with one sensor cable connection).
 LCON-LB (Unit with two sensor cable connections for Loop-Back).
It is advised to perform a maintenance on a yearly basis, documenting it by filling in form 60T128. A maintenance is
to be performed by trained personnel only. One maintenance protocol is used per unit!
Note
This documentation contains terms and statements from product standard EN 54-22 - resettable line-
type heat detectors.
3 Test sequence according to maintenance protocol 60T128

3.1 Protocol header information
 Project: Object description (i.e. Tunnel xyz)
 Project no.: Project number
 Order no.: Order number
 Location: Site name, where LISTcontroller are installed (i.e. Room No., Cabinet No.)
 Designation: LISTcontroller designation (i.e. LISTcontroller-X)
Note
The designations correspond to the text in the LCD's top row during default display, with a length of
5 … 16 digits.
3.2 Unit type

Check the box for the applicable unit type and enter the slave number in the text box to the very right.
If there are multiple slaves in the system, required information may be found in the project documentation (e.g. unit
configuration, block diagram).
Note
The Loop function (only LCON-LB) must be verified during every maintenance by trained personnel
(→ 3.5).

3.3 Tasks
3.3.1 Sensor cable, connection boxes and fixing material

The sensor cable, connection boxes, cable sleeve joints, and clamps must be visually inspected.
If the sensor cable aluminium shield is laid bare, contact your authorised maintenance service provider.
All clamps must be properly mounted and closed.
The connection boxes must be opened and checked for leak tightness during visual inspection. The connection
boxes must not contain any moisture. All connection cables must be properly attached and securely latched at the
connection modules. All cable glands must be securely fastened and tightened, and should be re-tightened only
when indicated.
The visual inspection may not be feasible at some sites, but must be performed during the first maintenance after
initial commissioning. In these cases a minimum inspection interval of four years is recommended.
The appropriate field is to be filled in, if the inspection is performed by a contractor. Successful inspection is docu-
mented by checking corresponding box.
Note
Open clamps are to be properly closed, defect and missing fixing material must be replaced.
3.3.2 LISTcontroller
3.3.2.1 Save maintenance file to USB flash drive

Note
The USB-cover must be removed with a size PH1 Phillips screwdriver to gain access to the USB con-
nector.
The maintenance file should only be transferred to a certified LISTmemory stick.
Procedure:
After plugging a certified LISTmemory stick into the USB host interface on the LISTcontroller front panel, follow
these steps to save a maintenance file:
 Press or once to display menu selection 1 Sounder off
 Press 4 times to select corresponding menu 5 Data/memory
 Press or once to go down one level 1 MNT USB
 Press or to save file and get following message confirming successful completion
MNT-file
OK
 Press 3 times to return to default display
Attention
Following message in the LISTcontroller display informs the user of a failed attempt to mount the USB
flash drive.
MNT-file
ERROR: -1
Either replug the USB flash drive to retry, or use another one if the problem persists.

Attention
If the LISTmemory USB flash drive could not be unmounted properly after pulling it from the connector,
following message will appear on the display.
ERROR: 3
The maintenance file will be saved in a folder in the root directory on the USB flash drive, named LCON_wrt. If not
yet existing, the folder will be created.
The maintenance file will be named according to following scheme:
 yymmdd_hhmm_designation.wrt
Legend of symbols:
 yy = Year
 mm = Month
 dd = Day
 hh = Hour
 mm = Minute
 Designation = The designation corresponds to the text in the LCD's top row during default dis-
play with a length between 5 … 16 digits, and the exception of illegal characters
that will be converted to underscores
Attention
If saving a maintenance file is repeated within the same minute, the previous one will be overwritten.
Completion of this task is documented by checking corresponding box.
3.3.2.2 Analyse event lists

The maintenance file may be reviewed with any text-editor on a PC. It contains the configuration, parameter set,
message list, temperature list, fault status, differential temperature list, and internal message list. Completion of this
task is documented by checking corresponding box.
Following lists must be analysed:
 Message list FLIST, regarding pre-signals, alarms, and faults.
 Differential temperature list DLIST for all programmed alarm zones.
Differential temperatures of ≥ 0.5 K are written to the file and are non-critical up to 1.2 K. Entries beyond
that value and up to 2.0 K need to be questioned. Anything beyond that value needs to be scrutinised, the
cause resolved, and the temperature measurement stability verified.
 Technical issues ILIST.
All items in this list, i.e. fault- and alarm messages must be noted under Item 5 (→ 3.6).
Note
Sporadic entries in ILIST are non-critical, but the manufacturer should be informed if they accumulate.
The operating company's equipment logbook may be consulted to possibly correlate incidents to main-
tenance, cleaning or overhaul activities.

3.3.2.3 Delete all event lists and update maintenance date via web-interface
Following event lists must be deleted after saving data, which can be performed via web-interface when logged into
Login Level 2 with the 6 digit password:
 Messages FLIST.
 Maximum differential values DLIST.
 Technical issues ILIST.
Selecting Delete list prompts a confirmation dialogue pop-up window:
Are you sure?
yes no
Cancel with No or delete with Yes.

The LCON acknowledges a deletion by a pop-up window that may be closed with OK:
Change ok!
OK
Attention
It is recommended to save a maintenance file before deleting listings!
Update maintenance date next, using available input field, scheduling Next maintenance on a yearly basis:
 x.xx = Month / Year
Save to the LCON with OK.
The LCON acknowledges this by a pop-up window that may be closed with OK:
Change ok!
OK
The data field Last maintenance will be updated automatically.
Attention
Update the maintenance date only if it has been performed!
3.3.2.4 Verify system configuration

Complete system configuration verification is mandatory. Completion of this task is documented by checking corres-
ponding box:
 Sensor cable, alarm zone configuration, TMH control-sensors.
 SD option switch bits, language, baud-rates.
 LCON common relays, RELMOD alarm zone relays and inputs.
 Network settings.
 Software-protocol settings.
 Appropriate check box for activated or deactivated time synchronisation must be made.
Note
The system configuration must be compared to the project documentation, any discrepancies ques-
tioned and noted under Item 6 (→ 3.7).
In case of doubt contact your supplier!

3.3.2.5 Verify parameter sets

Following alarm thresholds and parameters are set when the unit is deployed according to EN 54-22:
Room protection application: Response class A1N and A2N (Factory default)
Differential temperature threshold: 2.5 K
Maximum temperature threshold: 55.0 °C
Measuring cycle: 10 sec
Reference tracking: 1
Local protection application: Response class BN

Differential temperature threshold: 2,5 K
Maximum temperature threshold: 70,0 °C
Measuring cycle: 10 sec
Reference tracking: 1
Note
Changing any one parameter voids approval by VdS Schadenverhütung.
The box for the parameter set used is to be checked. Completion of this task is documented by checking corres-
ponding box.
Any diverging parameters must be noted under Item 6 (→ 3.7).
3.3.2.6 Verify date and time

If time synchronisation is deactivated, time and date must be verified and aberrations corrected. Daylight saving
should not be performed manually, but set in the configuration. The corresponding box for CET respectively CEST
must be checked. Completion of this task is documented by checking corresponding box.
3.3.2.7 Measuring sensor cable loop-resistance (only LCON-LB)

Within a four year interval after commissioning, the sensor cable loop-resistance must be measured and docu-
mented in the maintenance protocol, section 6 Comments.
A shorting plug is placed on the connection cable at the LCON end, and the loop-resistance between shield and
each of the four conductors measured at the other sensor cable's end. Measured values must be plausible while not
exceeding 350 Ω, and need to be within 10% of each other.
Attention
If the values are not plausible, or are not within 10% of each other, the root cause must be evaluated and
remedied!
3.3.2.8 Test external reset input

The external reset input must be tested if used by a superordinate system, i. e. from a fire alarm control panel
(FACP).
Note
The presence of a competent technician from the FACP installer is assumed to perform this test.

3.3.2.9 Test common relays

If used by a superordinate system, i.e. a FACP / PLC, the common relays must be tested.
The relays are activated via the following sequence of commands at the LISTcontroller:
 Press 3 times to select corresponding menu 4 Test mode
 Press or once to go down one level 1 Display test
 Press 4 times to select corresponding menu 5 Extern.testing
 Press or once to go down one level 1 Activate relay
 Press or once to enter selected menu, then use cursor keys to input the
5-digit access code and enter with

 A valid access code is acknowledged with OK,
the menu item is displayed again 1 Activate relay
 Press or once to activate a relay number

Activate relay
Relay #: xxxx
 Press cursor keys to input desired relay number
 Press and the controller acknowledges the activation of the relay with a brief OK then return to the
menu display 1 Activate relay

 Repeat prior steps to activate further relays
When successfully tested, the corresponding boxes for the relays and their respective counterpart must be
checked (FACP / PLC).
Once activated, a relay must be deactivated by issuing a Reset at the LISTcontroller (→ 3.3.2.8). Completion of this
3.3.2.10 Test alarm zone relays

If one or more relay modules are connected to a LISTcontroller, all programmed relays must be tested. The proced-
ure is described in item 3.3.2.9.
The field No. of RELMODs per LCON must be filled in with the total amount of connected relay modules per LIST-
controller.
The fields REL must be filled in with the respective first and last used relay numbers, and the boxes for their re-
spective counterpart checked (FACP / PLC).
Once activated, a relay must be deactivated by issuing a Reset at the LISTcontroller (→ 3.3.2.8). Completion of this
Note
Alternatively, the alarm zone relay test may be substituted by an alarm simulation for every alarm zone is-
sued from the LISTcontroller (→ 3.3.2.11).

3.3.2.11 Simulate a fire alarm

The text field should be filled in with the test condition, i.e. every first sensor per alarm zone. An alarm simulation is
issued as followed:
 Press 4 times to select corresponding menu 5 Extern.testing
 Press or once to go down one level 1 Activate relay
 Press once to display menu selection 2 Simulation
 Press or once to enter selected menu, then use cursor keys to input the
5-digit access code and enter with

 A valid access code is acknowledged with OK,
the menu item is displayed again 2 Simulation
 Press or once to activate the simulation

Simulation
Sensor #: xxxx
 Use cursor keys to input desired sensor number
 Press and the controller acknowledges the alarm simulation start, displaying
nnn Alarm Sim on
Umm
dd.mm.yy hh:mm
 There will be an entry into the message list FLIST just like with a real temperature rise.
A pre-signal will be issued during the first measuring cycle after simulation start, a differential alarm during
the second one.
nnn T-heating nnn Fire alarm
Umm Znnn Soooo Umm Znnn Soooo
dd.mm.yy hh:mm dd.mm.yy hh:mm
 The simulation will terminate after five measurement cycles, but the controllers' relays and front panel indic-
ator LED's will stay on, displaying
nnn AlarmSim off
Umm
dd.mm.yy hh:mm
 Repeat prior steps for further alarm simulations

Activated relays and front panel indicators must be deactivated by issuing a Reset at the LISTcontroller (→ 3.3.2.8).
Note
Alternatively, alarm simulations may be performed via web-interface using password level 2 (→ Manual
LISTcontroller, document no. 60T107).
Successful alarm transmission is to be checked in the appropriate box for the respective counterpart (FACP and/or
PLC). Completion of this task is documented by checking corresponding box.

3.3.2.12 Heat up sensors (optional)

The text field should be filled in with the test condition, i.e. every first sensor per alarm zone. Heating may be ef -
fected by using either a warming pad, a hot air gun, or a gas torch.
Successful alarm transmission is to be checked in the appropriate box for the respective counterpart (FACP / PLC).
Activated relays and front panel indicators must be deactivated by issuing a Reset at the LISTcontroller (→ 3.3.2.8).
3.4 Number of active sensors in normal mode

When issued, this command displays the number of configured, as well as active sensors thereof.
Sequence of commands:
 Press once to display menu selection 2 Active sensors
 Press or once to display active sensors

Sensors
Nom.: xxx
Act.: xxx

The left column in the protocol depicts example display:
LCON-SEC or LCON-LB
Sensors
Nom.: 100
Act.: 100
The column Nominal value must be filled in with the values from the commissioning protocol, the column Actual
value with the values displayed. Nominal and actual values must always match. Completion of this task is docu-
mented by checking each corresponding box.
3.5 Loop test (only LCON-LB)

During each maintenance, all two Loop tests are to be performed separately on LCON-LB, and completion of this
3.5.1 Sensor cable: disconnect SEC1 on LCON-LB

The Sensors in cable SEC-A are permanently monitored via both sensor cable connections on LCON-LB (SEC1
and SEC2).
A cable disruption will be signalled as a sensor cable Loop fault after 50 seconds on LED-A and on the display,
and Loop mode will be assumed.
F: RDT Mode
dd.mm.yy hh:mm
Using the web-interface, check plausibility of the temperatures at LCON-LB for sensor cable SEC-A.
All configured sensors must stay active, as is to be verified through the LCON front-panel (→ 3.4).
 Example:
LCON-LB
Sensors
Nom.: 100
Act.: 100

Reconnect SEC1 to LCON-LB and reset unit. The LISTcontroller will return to normal mode.
Note
Option switch SD5 is irrelevant for the Loop function!
3.5.2 Sensor cable: disconnect SEC2 on LCON-LB

The Sensors in cable SEC-A are permanently monitored via both sensor cable connections on LCON-LB (SEC1
and SEC2).
A cable disruption will be signalled as a sensor cable Loop fault after 50 seconds on LED-A and on the display,
and Loop mode will be assumed.
F: RDT Mode
dd.mm.yy hh:mm
Using the web-interface, check plausibility of the temperatures at LCON-LB for sensor cable SEC-A.
All configured sensors must stay active, as is to be verified through the LCON front-panel (→ 3.4).
 Example:
LCON-LB
Sensors
Nom.: 100
Act.: 100
Reconnect SEC2 to LCON-LB and reset unit. The LISTcontroller will return to normal mode.
Note
Option switch SD5 is irrelevant for the Loop function!
3.6 Comments on event lists

All entries in the message list must be documented, including faults, alarms, differential temperature entries, and
technical issues ILIST.
3.7 Comments
If other parameter sets are used, the corresponding fields in the table must be filled in with the specific values.
Legend of symbols:
 TKRITA = Maximum temperature alarm threshold
 TKRITD = Differential temperature alarm threshold
 ZYKLUS = Measuring cycle time in seconds
 ZYKLMAX = Reference tracking, recalculation of the reference values after set number of
measuring cycles
3.8 Maintenance performed

Insert name, date, and signature into the corresponding fields.
Note
Immediately contact your authorised maintenance service provider, if any of the check-boxes could not
be made as required for a successful inspection completion.

4 Abbreviations in this manual

FACP Fire alarm control panel
FBF Fire brigade operating panel
LCON LISTcontroller
LCON-LB LISTcontroller-LB (Stand-alone unit with slave and measuring function and auto-Loop)
LCON-SEC LISTcontroller-SEC (Stand-alone unit with slave and measuring function)
LED Light-emitting diode
PC Personal computer
PLC Programmable logic controller
RELMOD Relay module at LISTcontroller
SEC LIST sensor cable
SEC-A Main connection for sensor cable A at LCON-A
SEC1 Main connection for sensor cable A at LCON-SEC or LCON-LB
SEC2 Loop connection for sensor cable A at LCON-LB
USB Universal serial bus
Subject to change without prior notice!

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3 Test sequence according to maintenance protocol 60T128.....................................................4

4 Abbreviations in this manual.......................................................................................................... 13

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3 Test sequence according to maintenance protocol 60T128

3.2 Unit type

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3.3.1 Sensor cable, connection boxes and fixing material

3.3.2.1 Save maintenance file to USB flash drive

 Press 4 times to select corresponding menu 5 Data/memory

 Press or once to go down one level 1 MNT USB

 Press 3 times to return to default display

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Completion of this task is documented by checking corresponding box.

3.3.2.2 Analyse event lists

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Cancel with No or delete with Yes.

The data field Last maintenance will be updated automatically.

Completion of this task is documented by checking corresponding box.

3.3.2.4 Verify system configuration

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3.3.2.5 Verify parameter sets

Local protection application: Response class BN

3.3.2.6 Verify date and time

3.3.2.7 Measuring sensor cable loop-resistance (only LCON-LB)

3.3.2.8 Test external reset input

Completion of this task is documented by checking corresponding box.

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3.3.2.9 Test common relays

 Press 3 times to select corresponding menu 4 Test mode

 Press or once to go down one level 1 Display test

 Press 4 times to select corresponding menu 5 Extern.testing

 Press or once to go down one level 1 Activate relay

5-digit access code and enter with

the menu item is displayed again 1 Activate relay

 Press or once to activate a relay number

 Press cursor keys to input desired relay number

menu display 1 Activate relay

 Press 3 times to return to default display

3.3.2.10 Test alarm zone relays

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3.3.2.11 Simulate a fire alarm

 Press or once to display menu selection 1 Sounder off

 Press 3 times to select corresponding menu 4 Test mode

 Press or once to go down one level 1 Display test

 Press 4 times to select corresponding menu 5 Extern.testing

 Press or once to go down one level 1 Activate relay

 Press once to display menu selection 2 Simulation

5-digit access code and enter with

the menu item is displayed again 2 Simulation

 Press or once to activate the simulation

 Use cursor keys to input desired sensor number

 Repeat prior steps for further alarm simulations

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3.3.2.12 Heat up sensors (optional)

3.4 Number of active sensors in normal mode

 Press 3 times to select corresponding menu 4 Test mode