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UniPOS Fire Extinguishing Control Panel FS5200
Fire Extinguishing Control Panel

FS5200
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Revision 6/02.11
Instruction Manual Page 1

Revision 6/02.11 of 63
Table of contents
1. Terminology ............................................................................................................... 4
2. Technical Data........................................................................................................... 6
3. Contents of Delivery................................................................................................... 8
4. Installation and Arrangements.................................................................................... 8
4.1. To Mount the Control Panel........................................................................................ 8
4.2. Description of Inputs and Outputs. Periphery Devices Assembly ............................. 8
4.2.1. Description and Mounting of Devices to L1, L2 and L3 Inputs................................... 11
4.2.2. Description and Mounting of Devices to Manual Release Input ................................ 12
4.2.3. Description and Mounting of Devices Mode Select Input .......................................... 12
4.2.4. Description and Mounting of Devices Hold Input ....................................................... 13
4.2.5. Description and Mounting of Devices On/Off Exting Input ......................................... 13
4.2.6. Description and Mounting of Devices Low Press Input .............................................. 14
4.2.7. Description and Mounting of Devices Exting Output .................................................. 14
4.2.8. Description and Mounting of Devices Sounder S1 and Sounder S2 Outputs ............ 15
4.2.9. Description and Mounting of Devices to Outputs OK1, OK and OK3 Open
Collector Type............................................................................................................. 15
4.2.10. Description and Mounting of Devices to Rel Fire Output............................................ 15
4.2.11. Description and Mounting of Devices Rel 1ST and Rel 2ST Outputs ......................... 16
4.2.12. Description and Mounting of Devices to Rel Fault Output ......................................... 16
4.2.13 Description and Mounting of Devices to RS485 Interface Terminals......................... 16
4.3. Power Supply Connection .......................................................................................... 16
5. General Information .................................................................................................. 17
5.1. Access Levels ............................................................................................................ 17
5.2. Indications and Buttons for Control............................................................................. 18
5.3. Conditions of the Fire Extinguishing Control Panel..................................................... 20
6. Duty Mode .................................................................................................................. 21
6.1. Description.................................................................................................................. 21
6.2. Indication .................................................................................................................... 21
6.3. Using the Keypad ....................................................................................................... 21
7. Fire Condition Stage I................................................................................................. 21
7.1. Description.................................................................................................................. 21
7.2. Indication..................................................................................................................... 22
7.3. Using the Keypad ....................................................................................................... 22
8. Fire Condition Stage II ............................................................................................... 23
8.1. Description................................................................................................................. 23
8.2. Indication .................................................................................................................... 23
8.3. Using the keypad........................................................................................................ 25
8.4. Using the Switch for Mode Selection (Automatic/Manual/Disabled)................... 26
9. Fault Condition............................................................................................................ 26
9.1. Description.................................................................................................................. 26
9.2. Indication..................................................................................................................... 27
9.3. Using the Keypad ....................................................................................................... 28
10. Disabled Component .................................................................................................. 29
10.1. Description ................................................................................................................. 29
10.2. Indication .................................................................................................................... 29
10.3. Using the Keypad ....................................................................................................... 30
11. Test Mode .................................................................................................................. 30
11.1. Description.................................................................................................................. 30
11.2. Indication..................................................................................................................... 30
11.3. Using the Keypad ....................................................................................................... 30
12. Information and Control Mode .................................................................................... 31
12.1. Description ................................................................................................................. 31
12.2. Indication .................................................................................................................... 31
12.3. Using the Keypad ....................................................................................................... 31
12.4. Using the Menus ........................................................................................................ 32

12.4.1. Menu View Faults ....................................................................................................... 32

12.4.2. Menu View Disables................................................................................................... 33
12.4.3. Menu View Test ......................................................................................................... 34
12.4.4. Menu Statuses ........................................................................................................... 35
12.4.5. Menu System Functions ............................................................................................. 36
13. Setup Mode ................................................................................................................ 44
13.1. Description.................................................................................................................. 44
13.2. Indication .................................................................................................................... 45
13.3. Using the Keypad ....................................................................................................... 45
13.4. Using the Menus ........................................................................................................ 46
13.4.1. Menu Fire Extinguishing Control Panel....................................................................... 46
13.4.2. Menu CAN Parameters............................................................................................. 48
13.4.3. Menu Inputs/Outputs .................................................................................................. 54
13.4.4. Menu Time Extinguishing............................................................................................ 56
13.4.5. Menu Time Evacuation............................................................................................... 56
13.4.6. Menu Factory Settings................................................................................................ 57
13.4.7. Menu Clear archive..................................................................................................... 57
13.4.8. Menu new Password................................................................................................... 57
14. Extinguishing Control Algorithm.................................................................................. 57
15. Labour Protection Requirements ............................................................................... 59
16. Fire Extinguishing Control Panel Start Up ................................................................. 59
17. Operation, Storage and Transportation ..................................................................... 59
18. Warranty ..................................................................................................................... 59
19. Appendixes ............................................................................................................... 60

Introduction
The fire extinguishing control panel FS5200 is designated for fire protection, monitoring and
control of systems for active extinguishing.
After processing the signals from the automatic fire detectors and/or manual call points the control
panel it sends commands to the executive devices for extinguishing, sound-light signalers, air
conditioning and ventilation devices, it sends information to a repeater, PC or another intelligent
devices.
FS5200could be used in gas, powder, aerosol, water and other types of systems for active
extinguishing.
The fire extinguishing control panel is designed for extinguishing in one zone. It is possible up to
15 zones to be protected when the fire extinguishing control panel is connected in a network via
interface RS485 and a repeater FS5200R.
The fire extinguishing control panel could be connected and become a part of the Interactive Fire
Control System IFS7002 /UniPOS production/.
The fire extinguishing control panel FS5200 is designed and produced in compliance with
standards EN 54-2:1997/ 1:2006/AC: 2009, EN 54-4:1997/A2: 2006/AC: 2009, EN 12094-1: 2003.
Some of its main features and possibilities are:

adjustment of operating modes and parameters of each fire alarm line, output and input via
built in keypad;
user oriented menu dialogue for easy and convenient operation;
LCD for visualization of system checkup and set up modes;
LEDs indication for early warning of a break down or extreme conditions;
energy independent archive memory saving the event type, date and time, allowing for
detailed analysis of the actions of the authorized personnel and of possible problems in the
fire protection process of the area;
user oriented test modes allowing for a total control of the site protected;
built-in serial interface RS485 and CAN for connection to other fire control panels;
compatible to random installation design, within the range of the available fire extinguishing
control panels resources.
All these are realizable via fire extinguishing control panels keypad and after a detailed
examination of the instructions set herewith.
1. Terminology
OUTPUT monitored or relay output, programmed by the user to be activated during the different
stages of the extinguishing.
EVACUATION TIME the time from occurring the situation for extinguishing to the moment of
switching on the extinguishing automatics. This time should be enough for the evacuation of the staff
from the premises. The evacuation time is user defined for the specific site. The evacuation time is
shown on the LCD display and it counts down the remaining time until the release of the extinguishing
automatics.
DISABLED LINE the fire detecting line is switched off (not power supplied) and it is not
monitored for turned out fire detector and a fault condition. This feature is user defined. The indication
for a disabled line is common light indication and text messages on the LCD display.
DISABLED OUTPUT the output is switched off (the executive device can not be activated) and
is not monitored for a fault condition in the monitored outputs. This feature is user defined. The
indication for a disabled monitored output is common light indication and text messages on the LCD
display.
DISABLE EXTINGUISHING condition of the fire extinguishing control panel when regardless
the input actions the executive extinguishing device cannot be activated. Disable extinguishing is

defined by on status of the monitored input On/Off Exting (See section 4.2.) or by the secret switch
on the front panel. The indication for disable extinguishing is an individual light indication.
HOLD EXTINGUISHING condition of the fire extinguishing control panel when the release
signal to the executive extinguishing device is delayed. Hold extinguishing is defined by on status of
the monitored input Hold. Hold extinguishing could be controlled by a manual button if extra
evacuation time is needed and monitoring if the doors of the protected premise are tightly closed.
After the hold signal is cancelled the timer for the evacuation time is started automatically. After the
evacuation time expires the extinguishing executive device is switched on. The indication for hold
extinguishing is an individual light indication.
GROUNDS non-system non-fatal fault condition, due to leakage to a grounded wire.
MONITORED INPUT input that monitors the serviceability of the connection wires between the
fire extinguishing control panel and the executive devices. Follow the special diagram for connection.
(See section 5.2.).
MONITORED OUTPUT a potential output that monitors the serviceability of the connection
wires between the fire extinguishing control panel and the executive device. Follow the special
diagram for connection. (See section 5.2.).
SHORT CIRCUIT IN A LINE, MONITORED OUTPUT OR MONITORED INPUT non-system,

non-fatal fault condition, entered due to registered current value, exceeding a threshold value.
LINE IN TEST a line, set in Test condition by the user. The line is switched on (supplied) and
reset (the power supply is switched off for 3 s) periodically every 60 s. The events registered in a line
in Test condition are not saved in the archive and do not trigger the outputs or the light and sound
signaling. The indication for a line in Test condition is a text message in the display field for the
respective line.
LOCAL SOUNDER a sounder built-in the fire extinguishing control panel.
NON-FATAL FAULT CONDITION fault condition that allows the fire extinguishing control panel
to continue operation. The non-fatal fault condition is not usually a system fault condition. The
indication is common light indication, local sound indication and text messages on the LCD display.
ACCESS LEVEL access level to various indications and control functions (See section 5.1).
LOW BATTERY non-system fatal fault condition due to full discharge of the backup batteries
upon interrupted power supply.
SUPPRESSED OUTPUT a monitored or relay output, which should be activated (for the
respective Extinguishing stage) but it is switched off manually by the user.
FIRE DETECTING LINE (further in the text only LINE) a combination of fire detectors,
physically connected by two-wire connection. Maximum 32 fire detectors could be connected in each
line.
FIRE CONDITION STAGE I phase of Fire condition; upon activation of automatic fire detector
only in one line the fire extinguishing control panel enters Fire condition. It continues until the line is
manually reset by Reset Alarm. The indication for Fire condition stage 1 is common light indication.
Local sound signaling and text messages on the LCD display.
FIRE CONDITION STAGE II phase of Fire condition when active extinguishing procedure is
started. The fire extinguishing control panel enters this stage in the event of:
) Fire condition along both fire detecting lines;

b) Manual button release for forced extinguishing.
The indication for Fire condition stage 1 is common light indication. Local sound signaling and
text messages on the LCD display.
INTERRUPTED LINE, MONITORED OUTPUT OR MONITORED INPUT non-system non-fatal

fault condition entered when parameters lower than the threshold value are registered.
RELAY OUTPUT a relay, potential-free switching outputs provided for controlling external
executive devices.
MANUAL RELEASE condition entered by the fire extinguishing control panel in the event of
Fire condition stage II, regardless the status of the Fire detecting lines. The manual release is defined
by on status of the monitored input Manual Release.
MANUAL MODE condition when the fire extinguishing control panel could release the
extinguishing devices only by manual release command. The manual mode is defined by on status
of the monitored input Mode Select. The mode indication is an individual light indication.
SYSTEM FAULT CONDITION fault condition due to a fault in the fire extinguishing control
panel (systems) component panel. The system fault condition could be fatal or non-fatal. The
indication is common light indication, local sound indication and text messages on the LCD display.
REMOVED FIRE DETECTOR /FD/ non-system non-fatal fault condition entered when a
removed fire detector in a line is registered. In order this function to be utilized follow the special
diagram for connection (See section 5.2.).
LINE STATUS, MONITORED OUTPUT OR MONITORED INPUT the current status of a line,
monitored output or input: duty mode; fire condition (only for the fire detecting lines); fault condition
(specifying the type of the fault condition).
FATAL FAULT CONDITION fault condition that prevents the fire extinguishing control panel, or
the part of it related to the communication with the user, from continuing its operation. The fatal fault
condition is usually a system one, except Law Battery fault condition. The indication is common light
indication, local sound indication and text messages on the LCD display.
2. Technical data
Fire detecting lines
For extinguishing control - 2
Without extinguishing control - 1
Maximum number of fire detectors in a line - 32
Type of the connecting line - two-wire
Maximum resistance of a loop - 100
Output resistance of the line - 164
2.1. Current thresholds in a line per default parameters for:

03mA* - interruption
312mA* - duty mode
1260mA* - fire condition
>80mA - short circuit
* It is possible the current in the lines for interruption, duty mode and fire condition to be
adjusted (13.4.2.1.).
2.2. Monitored outputs for control the fire extinguishing control panel performance:

Type - balanced
2.3. Monitored outputs for the sound-light indication
Type - potential relay
Electrical characteristics - (243)V/0.5 A
2.4. Monitored output for the extinguishing devices
Type - potential relay
Electrical characteristics - (243)V/1.5A
2.5. Relay outputs for common purpose
Type - potential free, switching
Electrical characteristics - 3A/125VAC; 3A/30VDC
2.6. Relay output for fault condition
2.7. Relay output for fire alarm
2.8. Performance characteristics
Control over the lines, the monitored inputs and outputs for fault condition (short circuit
and interruption) and automatic reset
Control over the lines for removed fire detector and automatic reset
Ability to set the evacuation time
Ability to set the time when the extinguishing executive device is switched on
Built-in sounder for fire alarm first stage one tonal, discontinuous, can be switched off
Built-in sounder for fire alarm second stage one tonal, continuous, can be switched off
Built-in sounder for fault condition one tonal, discontinuous, can be switched off
Built-in real time clock
Set of test modes and options for adjustment:
Setting the clock;
Check ups on light and sound indications;
Test of the fire detecting lines;
Adjustment of outputs and integrated external devices;
Current measurement in the fire detecting lines;
Programming of parameters and modes of operation;
Remote programming of the parameters from distant operator control point;
Energy independent archive of registered events by the fire extinguishing control panel
with the events type, date and hour up to 100 events;
Interfaces for communication with external devices - RS-485 and CAN 2.0
2.9. Indications of registered events
Light indication - LED
Text message - LED display -
4 lines 20 characters per line,
Cyrillic, backlit
Sound signaling - built-in sounder
2.10. Power supply
2.10.1. Mains
voltage - 220/230V
frequency - 50/60Hz
2.10.2. Back up batteries
battery type - led, gel electrolyte
number of batteries - 2 pcs
connection - serial connection
nominal voltage of the back up battery - 2x12V

nominal capacity C20 - (7-12)Ah
extreme discharge voltage - 21V
charge voltage - 28,2V
2.10.3. Consumption on back up batteries supply
At 24V - < 120mA
2.10.4. Power supply to external devices

Voltage - (243)V
Maximum current value (including current
of monitored outputs ) - 2,5
2.11. Dimensions
Overall dimensions - 450355115mm
2.12. Weight
weight (batteries not included), maximum - 6,6kg
3. Contents of delivery
3.1. Fire extinguishing control panel
Fire detecting control panel FS5200 - 1 pc.
Resistors 3,0k/ 0,25W - 11 pcs.
Resistors 1,5k/ 0,25W - 5 pcs.
Diode 1N4004 - 1 pc.
Jumper for the back up batteries - 1 pc.
Fuse 4A - 2 pcs.
CD (Instruction manual,Operators manual) - 1 pc.
Packing - 1 pc.
4. Installation and arrangements

When fire detectors and periphery devices are integrated in the fire extinguishing control panel,
avoid arranging wires in closed loops; it will reduce the control panels resistance to electro magnetic
interferences.
4.1. To mount the control panel

unpack the control panel;
put the dowels on the determined places for fixing the control panel;
fasten the control panel to the dowels through the three holes provided on the chassis.
4.2. Description of inputs and outputs. Periphery devices assembly to the control panel.
All connections are to be made by means of terminals, mounted on the printed circuit board. Be
advised, that the total consumption of the voltage powering the external devices (terminal + 28V)
plus the consumption of the monitored outputs shall not exceed 2.5A in heavy duty mode.
L1, L2 Inputs for switching automatic Fire detectors. In Fire condition an

extinguishing procedure starts along both lines according to set up algorithm.
L3 Fire detecting line input.
Manual Release Input with line status monitoring. The input sends a signal to the
control panel from a manual button to start the extinguishing procedure.
Mode Select - Input with line status monitoring. The input sends a signal to the control
panel from a switch for the operating mode. The modes are Manual-Automatic and Manual.
Hold - Input with line status monitoring. The input sends a signal to the control panel

from a manual button or controlled contact for holding (delaying) the extinguishing
procedure.
On/Off Exting - Input with line status monitoring. The input sends a signal to the control
panel from a switch for disabling the extinguishing procedure.
Low Press - Input with line status monitoring. The input sends a signal to the control
panel from pressostat contact, balance or other device to show the extinguishing agents
draining.
GND Terminal for sending GND potential to the periphery devices.
xting Active level output with line status monitoring. The output switches the
extinguishing automation valves on.
S2 Sounder Active level output with line status monitoring. The output switches the
sound-light indication on in Fire condition stage II.
S1 Sounder Active level output with line status monitoring. The output switches the
sound-light indication on in Fire condition stage I.
Rele Fire Output, relay, potential free, the line status is not monitored. The output
controls the devices in Fire condition of the control panel, registered by the fire detecting
lines.
Rel Fault Output, relay, potential free, the line status is not monitored. The output
controls the devices in Fault condition of the control panel.
+28V Three terminals for supplying 28V voltage to the periphery devices as well as the
positive potential of the open collectors OK1, OK2 and OK3.
OK1 Output open collector /in active status it supplies GND potential, in non-active
status it has potential +28V via resistor 47k/0.125W/. The output controls relays, LEDs and
other devices, with total consumption not exceeding 100mA. The output is active when the
control panel has registered extinguishing reagent leakage.
control panel is in Disable Extinguishing Mode.
control panel is in manual Mode.
Rel 2ST Output, relay, potential free, the line status is not monitored. The output
controls the devices in Fire condition stage II of the control panel.
Rel 1ST Output, relay, potential free, the line status is not monitored. The output
controls the devices in Fire condition stage I of the control panel.
CAN Terminals to connect the two-wire line of CAN interface. The connection with the
Interactive system IFS7002 /production of UniPOS LTD/ is executed via this interface. A
jumper is provided that shunts the line by 120 ohms. It is needed if the fire extinguishing
control panel is the final point in the interface line. The interface requires resistors 120
ohms to be mounted in both ends of the line.
RS 485 Terminals to connect the two-wire line of RS 485 interface. The connection
with a repeater, PC and other devices realized by exchange protocol - UniProtocol
/FS5200E interface/ is executed via this interface. As the case with CAN interface, a
jumper is provided here too with the same functions.
Terminal to connect a third wire /screen/ of the interfaces cable.

RS485 term
Interface CAN (join to system IFS7002)
A
H
Interface RS 485 (repeater, PC and other devices)
RS485
Jump (RS485)
CAN
CAN term
Relay output in condition Fire Alarm Phase 1
B
L
Jump (CAN) Rel
Relay output in condition Fire Alarm Phase 2
1ST
Rel
Output Open Collector Active in case of extinguisher leakage (+28V)
2ST
OK1
Output Open Collector Active in case of extinguishind disable (+28V)
+28V
OK2
Output Open Collector Active in manual mode (+28V)
+28V
NC
OK3
+28V
NO
Jump Rel 1ST
GND
NC
NO
Jump Rel 2ST

NO NC C
REL Fault
Relay output in Fault Alarm condition
NC
Rele
Fire
Relay output in Fire condition

NO
Jump relay Fire

Sounder
+ S1 -
Sounder Fire Alarm Phase 1

3k
(28V/0,5A)
Sounder
+ S2 -
Sounder Fire Alarm Phase 2

3k
(28V/0,5A)
Exting
+
Device Extinguishing
1N4004 (28V/1,5A)
-
FS5200E
Press.
Switch for monitoring

Low
1,5 k
3k
extinguisher leakage
On/Off
Exting
Switch for extinguishing disable

1,5k
3k
Hold
1,5k
Button for extinguishing delay

3k
Select
Mode
Switch mode manual/manual-automatic

1,5k
3k
Release
Manual
Buttons manual
1,5k
1,5k
3k
extinguishing activation
+ L1 -
Fire Alarm Line 1

3k
FD
FD
FD
+ L2 -
3k
FD
FD
FD
Fire Alarm Line 2

+ L3 -
3k
FD
FD
FD
Fire Alarm Line 3
Drawing1

4.2.1. Description and mounting of devices to L1, L2 and L3 inputs

Connect a two-wire line at L1, L2 and L3 inputs for connection with the Fire detectors. The line
total resistance shall not exceed 100. The recommended wire section depending on the lines length
is:
To 500 m -cable 2 0.5 mm2
To 1000 m -cable 2 1.0 mm2
To 1500 m -cable 2 .1.5 mm2
It is recommended to make a check with a multicet before connecting the fire detecting line to the
fire extinguishing control panel. If the line is installed correctly (with mounted final resistor 3k /
0.25W) between the plus and minus of the cable entering the fire extinguishing control panel the
measured resistance should be 3k (+/-10%). Also when measuring both wires to ground the
multicet should show no connection or leakage.
Make the connection to the terminals + Lx - (where x is the line number). Observe the shown
polarity (Drawing 2).
First Last
detector detector
1N5819*
FS5200E 1N5819*
5 4
- Lx +
+OUT +IN
FD80xx FD30xx 3k/0.25W
-IN/OUT RI/KL- 2 1
* Diode 1N5819 or similar

Drawing 2
Use automatic fire detectors FD3000 or FD8000 series or other compatible automatic fire
detectors. Mount resistor 3 k / 0.25W on the last fire detector in the line.
Mount diodes, for example 1N5819 or similar in the shown direction if you are to use the fire
extinguishing control panel function to register Fault condition removed fire detector.
Maximum 32 fire detectors could be mounted to one line regardless of their type.
When mounting the fire detectors take into consideration the specific technical characteristics of
the fire detector with the fire extinguishing control panel parameters for the current threshold in the
different conditions. Change the current threshold from Set up menu.
Current thresholds in a line with default parameters for the conditions:
03mA* - interruption
312mA* - duty mode
1280mA* - fire condition
>80mA - short circuit
Mount fire detectors on Lines 1 and 2 in the premise where the extinguishing will be performed.
The first and the second line are in a logical dependence I; the fire extinguishing control panel enters
Fire condition stage II if only both lines are activated and the extinguishing algorithm is possible to be
executed.
Line 3 is only Fire detecting and it serves for fire protection of the adjoining premises to the
extinguished zone. When this line is activated it switches on the outputs for Fire condition stage I as
well as the common output for Fire condition. This line is not included in the extinguishing algorithm
logic. Line 3 can be assumed as a standard line of a Fire control panel.

4.2.2. Description and mounting of devices to Manual Release input

Connect a two-wire line to the Manual Release input for connection with the manual release
buttons for extinguishing activation. It is possible to mount maximum three buttons. The line is
balanced and it is monitored for interruption and short circuit. Install resistors to the button terminals
as shown in the connecting diagrams to monitor the condition. Install resistor 3k to the last button if 2
or 3 buttons are mounted (Drawing 3).
Connecting diagram with 1 button
Button for manual

activation of the extinguishing
FS5200E
Release
Manual
3k/ 1.5k/
0.25W 0.25W
Connecting diagram with 2 buttons
Button 1 Button 2
FS5200E
Release
Manual
1.5k/ 3k/ 1.5k/

0.25W 0.25W 0.25W
Connecting diagram with 3 buttons
Button 1 Button2 Button 3

FS5200E
Release
Manual
1.5k/ 1.5k/ 3k/ 1.5k/

0.25W 0.25W 0.25W 0.25W
Drawing 3
When the contact is closed the fire extinguishing control panel accepts the button to be active.
4.2.3. Description and mounting of devices to Mode Select input

Connect a two-wire line to the Mode Select input for connection with a switch to select the fire
extinguishing control panel mode Manual-Automatic or Manual. The line is balanced and it is
monitored for interruption and short circuit. Install the two resistors to the switch terminals as shown in
the connecting diagram to monitor the condition.
When the contact is closed the fire extinguishing control panel accepts Manual Mode; when it is
opened Manual-Automatic Mode. Output Open collector type is activated in Manual Mode. That
output could be used as switch indication, if this option is provided.

Switch modes
Manual/Manual-automatic
FS5200E
Select
Mode
1.5k/
0.25W
4.2.4. Description and mounting of devices to Hold input

Connect a two-wire line to the Hold input for connection with a switch to activate hold
extinguishing function. The line is balanced and it is monitored for interruption and short circuit. Install
the two resistors to the switch terminals as shown in the connecting diagram to monitor the condition
(Drawing 4).
Switch
Extinguishing delay
FS5200E
3k/ 1.5k/
Hold
0.25W 0.25W
Drawing 4
Set up the input active status: OPEN or CLOSED contact from menu System functions > Set up
> Input/Outputs > Hold input.
Attention! The active status of the default parameters is OPEN contact of the switch in order the
fire extinguishing control panel to accept Hold Extinguishing function.
4.2.5. Description and mounting of devices to On/Off Exting input

Connect a two-wire line to the On/Off Exting input for connection with a switch to disable
extinguishing. The line is balanced and it is monitored for interruption and short circuit. Install the two
resistors to the switch terminals as shown in the connecting diagram to monitor the condition
(Drawing 5).
Switch
Extinguishing disable
FS5200E
On/Off
Exting
3k/ 1.5k/
0.25W 0.25W
Drawing 5
When the contact is closed the fire extinguishing control panel accepts Disable Extinguishing.
Output Open collector type is activated in Disable Extinguishing. That output could be used as switch
indication, if this option is provided.
4.2.6. Description and mounting of devices to Low Press input
Connect a two-wire line to the Low Press. input for connection with a pressostat contact, balance
or other devices registering a Fault condition in the extinguishing installation. The line is balanced and
it is monitored for interruption and short circuit. Install the two resistors to the switch terminals as
shown in the connecting diagram to monitor the condition (Drawing 6).
Pressure
FS5200E
Press.
Low
3k/ 1.5k/
0.25W 0.25W
Drawing 6
Set up the input active status: OPEN or CLOSED contact from menu System functions > Set
up > Input/Outputs > Low Press input.
Attention! The active status of the default parameters is OPEN contact of the switch in order the
fire extinguishing control panel to accept the function Leaked extinguishing agent or Fault condition.
4.2.7. Description and mounting of devices to Exting output
Connect a two-wire line to the Exting output for connection with a magnetic valve or other device
to activate the extinguishing automation. The line is balanced and it is monitored for interruption and
short circuit. Install a diode 1N4004 or similar to the executive device terminals in the direction as
shown in the connecting diagram as the valve winding resistance shall be in the range: 30 3k.
(Drawing 7).
Install a parallel resistor 3k / 0.25W and a serial diode 1N5401 on the line if the winding
resistance is less than 30 (Drawing 8).
Connecting diagram if the winding valve active resistance is from 30 to 3
Electromagnetic
valve
FS5200E
Exting
+ -
V
1N4004
Rv - 30 Ohms up to 3 k
Drawing 7
Connecting diagram if the winding valve active resistance is less than 30

Electromagnetic
valve
FS5200E
Exting
3k/
1N4004
+ -
0.25W V
1N5401
Rv - < 30 Ohms
Drawing 8
Upon the output activation the supplied voltage (243)V is with load-carrying capacity of 1.5.
The time for output activation could be set from 2 to 255 seconds from menu System functions >
Set up > Extinguishing time and it depends on the type of the used executive device. The default
setting is 10 seconds.
4.2.8. Description and mounting of devices to Sounder S1 and Sounder S2 outputs

Connect a two-wire line to the Sounder output for connection with sound and light signaling
devices. The line is balanced and it is monitored for interruption and short circuit. Install a resistor
3k/0.25W to the signaling device terminals to monitor the condition (Drawing 9).
FS5200E
Sounder
- Sx +
3k/
0.25W
Drawing 9
Upon the outputs activation the supplied voltage (243)V is with load-carrying capacity of 0.5.
The outputs are activated for Fire condition stage I and Fire condition stage II, respectively.
The fire extinguishing control panel provides the option for Sounder S1 output disable from menu
System functions > Disables > Disable S1 output .
4.2.9. Description and mounting of devices to outputs OK1, OK2 and OK3 open
collector type
OKx outputs send a signal to relays, LEDs and other devices to follow and monitor the fire
extinguishing control panel condition. The outputs are not monitored for the line status.
28V
+28V
47k
OKx
GND
Drawing 10
Upon activation of the outputs GND potential is supplied with load-carrying capacity of 0.1.
The internal diagram of output Open collector type is presented on the drawing (Drawing 10).
4.2.10. Description and mounting of devices to Rel Fire output

Rel Fire is a potential free, relay output. The logic of the contact - Normally Open or Normally
Closed could be adjusted by means of a jumper. The output is not monitored. The output is activated
in Fire condition along one or both fire detecting lines.

4.2.11. Description and mounting of devices to Rel 1ST and Rel 2ND outputs
Rel 1ST and Rel 2ND are potential free, relay outputs. The logic of the contact - Normally Open or
Normally Closed could be adjusted by means of a jumper. The outputs are not monitored. The
outputs are activated in Fire condition stage I and Fire condition stage II, respectively. The fire
extinguishing control panel provides the option to disable the activation of Rel 1ST and Rel 2ND outputs
from menu System functions > Disables > Disable Rel 1ST / Disable Rel 2ND.
4.2.12. Description and mounting of devices to Rel Fault output

Rel Fault is a potential free, relay output, as both relay contacts are possible Normally Open or
Normally Closed. The output is not monitored.
4.2.13. Description and mounting of devices to RS485 interface terminals

RS485 interface is designed to transmit information and to receive commands from FS5200R
repeater. The following connection configurations are possible:
One fire extinguishing control panel and one repeater
One fire extinguishing control panel and up to 6 repeaters
Up to 15 fire extinguishing control panels and 1 repeater
Up to 6 repeaters and up to 10 fire extinguishing control panels (If less than 6 repeaters
are installed they could be substituted by fire extinguishing control panels, i.e.
configuration of 3 repeaters and 13 fire extinguishing control panels, etc.)
FS5200R repeater receives information from all fire extinguishing control panels as it indicates
the occurred events by sound signaling, light indication and text messages. It is also possible a
remote fire extinguishing control panel to be reset.
RS485 interface could be used also for communication with other intelligent devices and PCs.
The connection between the devices along RS485 is parallel connection. Observe the
requirement potential A and B not to be crossed. The maximum distance between the end devices is
1000 meters. Jumper to shunt the line by 120 ohms has to be installed on the first and the last device
regardless the line length. On all other devices the jumper has to be removed (Drawing 11).
End device FS5200x End device

FS5200x FS5200x
120
120 120
J J

RS485 RS485 RS485
RS485 RS485
120 120
FS5200x FS5200x
Drawing 11
4.3. Power supply connection

Connect a feeding cable to the terminal with mains fuse, observing the following positions
(Appendix 3):
P power wire Phase;

N power wire Null;

Ground - safety ground wire.
The cable shall be double insulated and of 0,5mm2 section for the power supply wires, and of
1,5mm2 section for the safety ground wire.
The other end of the feeding cable is connected to the mains power supply by means of junction
box.
The mains power supply of the fire control panel shall be in a separate loop.
5. General information
5.1. Access levels
4 levels of access to the variable indications and control functions of FS5200 are available.
5.1.1. Access level 1
All persons who would presumably find out and react to alarm upon fire condition or fault
condition have access to level 1.
The following actions are accessible:
Displaying suppressed messages for Fire condition stage I, Fire Condition stage II, Fault
condition, Disabled components;
Forced proceeding from phase Fire condition stage I to phase Fire condition stage II ;
Suppressing the local sounder;
Displaying the status of the lines and the monitored outputs (see section 12.5);
All light indicators are visible.
The personnel in charge of the fire protection have access to level 2; they shall be trained and
authorized to operate the fire control panel in the following conditions:
Duty Mode;
Fire condition stage I;
Fire condition stage II;
Fault condition;
Disabled component;
Information and adjustment.
To enter Access level 2, turn the key on the front panel of the fire extinguishing control panel into
position .
The following features of the fire extinguishing control panel are accessible:
All features accessible at Level 1;
Switching off the outputs, activated upon fire condition;
Exit of Fire condition;
System functions of the fire extinguishing control panel except entering Set up Mode
(see section Error! Reference source not found.).
Accessible for personnel trained and authorized for:
Reconfiguration of specific data of the protected site or of the fire extinguishing control
panel saved in the memory;
Maintenance of the fire control panel.
This level has two sublevels of access - 3A and 3B.
Level 3, sublevel 3A, is accessed through a password entered at Access level 2. At this
sublevel the functions for reconfiguration of specific data for the protected site or the fire extinguishing
control panel are accessible.
Level 3, sublevel 3B is accessed when the fire extinguishing control panel is opened. The
following features are accessible:
Replacing a burnt fuse;
Adding, removing or replacing a module;
Connecting fire detecting lines and executive devices.

5.1.4. Access Level 4

Accessible for personnel trained and authorized by the Producer to repair the fire extinguishing
control panel and to modify the software.
Special means are required to enter this level.
5.2. Indications and buttons for control
Table 1 gives detail description of the indications for each status, Table 2 presents the basic
function of the control buttons. Appendix 1 shows the front panel of FS5200 with the indications and
buttons for control.
Table 1
Conditions of the fire extinguishing control panel Indication

All conditions -
Indicator Power Supply
The fire extinguishing control panel is power
continuous green light
supplied
Individual indicators for
Fire condition Fire condition Stage I and Stage II Fire condition in the fire detecting
lines
Common indicator Fire condition
Fire condition Fire condition Stage I Stage I
continuous red light
Common indicator Fire condition
Stage II
flashing red light during the
Fire condition Fire condition Stage II
evacuation time and continuous
red light after the automated
extinguishing is switched on
Manual Mode a signal for manual mode of Indicator Manual Mode -
extinguishing control is given continuous yellow light
Manual Mode a signal for manual mode of Indicator Manual-Automatic Mode -
extinguishing control is given continuous yellow light
Disabled extinguishing a signal disabling the Indicator Disabled Extinguishing -
extinguishing is given continuous yellow light
Extinguishing held a signal holding the Indicator Extinguishing Held - -
extinguishing is given continuous yellow light
Fire Condition and Fault Condition the sound Indicator Stop Alarm - continuous
indication is suppressed red light
Fire condition Stage I - Indicator Suppressed Outputs -
The fire condition stage I outputs are suppressed continuous red light
Common indicator Fault Condition
Fault condition - All faults except for Battery Low
- continuous yellow light
Fault condition System Error and new Indicator System Error -
Configuration continuous yellow light
Fault condition Fault in mains supply or backup Indicator mains Supply Fault -
battery continuous yellow light
Indicator Monitored Line Fault -
Fault condition fault condition in monitored line
continuous yellow light
Fault condition fault condition Low pressure in the Indicator Low Pressure Fault -
extinguishing installation continuous yellow light
Disabled component - Indicator Disabled Component
Disabled line or monitored output continuous yellow light
Local sounder discontinuous signal: 4
Fire condition Stage I sound impulses for 1 s, followed by 1 s
break
Fire condition Stage II Local sounder continuous signal

Conditions of the fire extinguishing control panel Indication

Local sounder discontinuous signal: 1 s
Fault condition - All faults except for Battery Low
sound, followed by 1 s break
Fault condition - Local sounder discontinuous signal: 1 s
Low battery sound, followed by 3 s break

Table 2
Condition of the fire
Access
Means of control extinguishing operation
level
control panel
Level 1
Status
Access level 2 key
Level 2
Status
Button Line Reset
Output from Fire Condition stage I or Fire
Fire condition Level 2
condition stage II initiated on the display
- if outcomes for Fire condition Stage I are
Fire condition, phase activated to suppress them;
Level 2
Button Fire condition Stage I - if outcomes for Fire condition Stage I are
suppressed to activate them
- If the common output for fire condition is
Outputs Fire condition, phase activated to suppress it;
Level 2
Fire condition Stage II - if there is no activated common output for
fire condition to activate it
Button Alarm Fire condition Stage I
or Stage II and Fault Level 1 To suppress/activate the local sounder
condition*
Duty Mode, Fire
condition, Fault Levels 1
To enter Information and Control Mode
Button Menu condition*, Test and and 2
Disabled component
Information and Levels 1
- To enter the selected menu;
Control Mode and 2
- To execute the selected command;
Level
Set up Mode - To save the modified parameter
3
Fire condition
Levels 1 and 2
Button Down To show on the display the next message for fire condition
Information and Levels 1 - To show on the display the next element
Control Mode and 2 from the menu;
Level - To move the cursor;
Set up Mode
3 - To modify the selected parameter
Levels 1 To show on the display the previous
Fire Condition
Button Up and 2 message for fire condition
Information and Levels 1
- To show on the display the previous
Control Mode and 2
element from the menu;
Level
Set up Mode - To modify the selected parameter
3
Information and Levels 1 - To exit a function without saving changes
Button Cancel Control Mode and 2 in the parameter; the command will not be
executed;
Level
Set up Mode - To exit the current menu and to move to
3
an upper hierarchy menu
* Not operating in Fault condition (fatal fault condition except New Configuration).
5.3. Conditions of the Fire Extinguishing Control Panel
The fire extinguishing control panel FS5200 monitors the fire detecting lines and the monitored
outputs as it scans consecutively their status. Depending on the current the fire extinguishing control
panel could be in Duty Mode, in Fire condition or Fault condition (short circuit or interruption).

Depending on the measured parameters the inputs could be in Fault condition (short circuit or
interruption) or active status. Simultaneously the monitored outputs are followed constantly for in Fault
condition (short circuit or interruption).
The fire extinguishing control panel FS5200 operates in eight main conditions: Duty Mode, Fire
condition Stage I, Fire condition Stage II, Fault Condition, Disabled component, Test Mode,
Information and Control Mode and Set up Mode.
At any time the fire extinguishing control panel could be in each one of these conditions or in
random combination of the conditions: Fire condition Stage I, Fire condition Stage II, Fault Condition,
Disabled component, Test Mode, Information and Control Mode.
Duty Mode, Set up Mode and Remote Control cannot be combined with another condition:
the fire extinguishing control panel enters Duty Mode when it is not in any of the other
conditions;
to enter Set up Mode and Remote Control the fire extinguishing control panel has to exit the
other conditions.
6. Duty Mode
6.1. Description
The fire extinguishing control panel is in Duty Mode, when it is not in any other of the rest eight
possible conditions.
6.2. Indication
6.2.1. LED and sound indication
In Duty Mode only the green LED indicator is activated (Power supply) and the yellow
indicator (Manual Mode activated if only the fire extinguishing control panel is in Manual
Mode. The local sounder is off.
6.2.2. Text message

The display is divided into
panels. The last line shows the
condition of both Fire detecting
lines that shall be in Protection
status. The display also shows the
message Protection and the
current astronomic time:
1 2 3
6.3. Using the keypad
The only accessible button in Duty Mode is (Menu). Press it and the fire control panel
enters Information and Control Mode (p.12).
7. Fire Condition Stage I

7.1. Description
The fire extinguishing control panel enters Fire condition phase Fire condition Stage I, when

- An automatic fire detector is activated only along one of the Fire detecting lines;
- An automatic fire detector is activated along the first or the second or the third line
To exit this condition press button at Access level 2

7.2. Indication
In this condition:
- The indicator (Power Supply) illuminates in green light;
- The indicator (Fire condition Stage I) illuminates in red light;
- The indicator of the respective line in Fire condition illuminates in red light;
- If the outputs for phase Fire condition Stage I are suppressed by button (Outputs), the
LED indicator of the button illuminates in continuous red light.
- If the sound indication is suppressed by button (Alarm) the LED indicator of the button
illuminates in continues red light.
- The indicator (Manual Mode) or the indicator (Manual-Automatic Mode) illuminates

in yellow light depending on the selected mode of operation.
The local sounder produces discontinuous signal.

7.2.2. Text message
In this condition the display is
divided into two text fields. The top
one shows the condition of the
control panel, the bottom one the
condition of the lines.
Example: Fire condition is

registered along the first line. The
indicator of line 1 and the indicator
for Fire condition Stage I illuminate
in red light. The text message
shows the Fire condition stage and
the line in which the fire
extinguishing control panel is in 1 2 3
Fire condition.
Potential free relays Rele 1St and Rele Fire are activated. Voltage 28V DC is supplied to the sounder
output S1.

Button Access Operation Additional information
level
all Press it to: The button operation is
Button - suppress the local sounder; reversive i.e. press it once to
(Alarm) - activate the local sounder if change the current condition
the fire extinguishing control alternatively suppressed or
panel is in Fire condition activated local sounder. The
Stage I or Fault condition LED indicator illuminates if the
and the local sounder has active condition of the local
been suppressed by sounder is suppressed.
previous pressing of the The local sounder is
same button. activated again:

- when the fire

extinguishing control
panel enters Fire
condition Stage II;
- upon Fault condition.
2, 3 and Press the button to: Access level 2 is required to

Button 4 suppress the outputs for operation with this button. The
(Outputs) activated for phase Fire key on the front panel should be
condition Stage I
to activate the suppressed in position . The button
outputs, if any operation is reversive i.e. press it
once to change the current
condition alternatively
suppressed or activated outputs.
The LED indicator illuminates if
the active condition is
suppressed outputs.
2, 3 and Press it to force the fire Access level 2 is required to

Button 4 extinguishing control panel to exit for operation with this button. The
(Line Reset) Fire condition Stage I and to reset key on the front panel should be
the line that was in Fire condition
(the power supply is switched off for in position .
3s).
all Press it to enter Information

Button and Control Mode.
(Menu)
all Press it to exit Information and

Button Control Mode. The main screen for
(Cancel) the current status Fire condition
Stage I is visualized.
8. Fire Condition Stage II

8.1. Description
The fire extinguishing control panel enters Fire condition phase Fire condition Stage II, in the case
of:
) fire condition along both fire detecting lines;
) manual button activation for forced extinguishing.
In this phase the active extinguishing procedure is initiated.
In phase Fire Condition Stage II the following steps are formed connected with the algorithm of
the extinguishing procedure:
Evacuation time;
Activation of the devices to Release the extinguishing mixture
8.2. Indication
In Fire Condition Stage II and the fire extinguishing control panel in the evacuation step the LED
indicator illuminates in red flashing light (Fire Stage II).

In Fire Condition Stage II and expired evacuation time the fire extinguishing control panel
activates the extinguishing devices and the LED indicator (Fire Stage II) illuminates in red
continuous light.
The indicator (Manual Mode) or the indicator (Manual-Automatic Mode) illuminates in

yellow light depending on the selected mode of operation.
The local sounder produces continuous signal. If the sound signaling is suppressed by button
(Alarm), the LED indicator of the button illuminates in continuous red light.
8.2.2. Text messages during the evacuation step and fire along both lines.
The display shows:
The message EVACUATION
and the remaining time for the
devices
message FIRE STAGE 2 and
information for the current status
of the lines:
Example: Fire condition along line

1 and line 2. The fire extinguishing
control panel is in evacuation
phase. The indicator for Fire
condition Stage II illuminates in 1 2 3
flashing red light. The individual
indicators for line 1 and line 2 are
illuminated too.
Text message for the phase of fire alarm, the remaining time for activation of the extinguishing
devices and the current status of the lines is visualized on the display. The local sounder produces
continuous signal. Potential free relays Rele 2St and Rele Fire are activated. Voltage 28V DC is
supplied to the sounder output S2.
8.2.3. Text messages during the evacuation step and manual button activation.
The display shows:
The message EVACUATION
and the remaining time for the
devices
message FIRE STAGE 2
Message showing manual
activation
and information for the current
status of the lines
1 2 3
8.2.4. Text messages when the extinguishing device is activated.

The display shows:

The message ATTENTION
GAS! and EXTINGUISHING ON
indicating that the extinguishing
agent is released.
Information for the current status
of the lines:
This indication could be

suppressed by the screens in
Fire condition. The suppressed
messages could be displayed in
Information and Control Mode.
1 2 3
Example: Fire condition along line 1 and line 2. The fire extinguishing control panel is in phase to
start extinguishing procedure. The indicator for Fire condition Stage II illuminates in continuous red
light. The individual indicators for line 1 and line 2 are illuminated too. The display shows warning
messages and the condition of the fire detecting lines. The local sounder produces continuous signal.
Potential free relays Rele 2St and Rele Fire are activated. Voltage 28V DC is supplied to the outputs
S2 and Exting. .
Note: The entry of the fire extinguishing control panel in Fire condition along a new line (e.g. the
rd
3 one) is indicated by the standard sound and light indication and text messages.

level
panel is in Fire condition activated local sounder. The
Stage II or Fault condition LED indicator illuminates if the
and the local sounder has active condition of the local
been suppressed by sounder is suppressed.
previous pressing of the The local sounder is
same button. activated again:
- when the fire
panel enters Fire
condition long a new line;
- upon Fault condition.
2, 3 and Press the button to Access level 2 is required to

Button 4 suppress/activate the fire relay for operation with this button. The
(Outputs) Rele Fire key on the front panel should be
in position . The button

operation is reversive i.e. press it
once to change the current
condition alternatively
suppressed or activated outputs.
The LED indicator illuminates if
the active condition is
suppressed outputs.

2, 3 and Press it to force the fire Access level 2 is required to

Button 4 extinguishing control panel to exit for operation with this button. The
(Line Reset) Fire condition Stage II and to reset key on the front panel should be
the lines that were in Fire condition
(the power supply is switched off for in position .
3s).
8.4. Using the switch for mode selection (Automatic/Manual/Disabled)

Use the switch for mode selection
to prolong or cancel the
evacuation if it turns out that it is
not necessary the extinguishing
devices to be activated.
Turn the switch to the right,
in position to disable the

devices.
In addition the indicators for
disabled extinguishing start to
illuminate in yellow light. The
display shows a text message for 1 2 3
the entered disable and the fire
condition stage.
Turn the switch to position Manual to enable the extinguishing and the evacuation time to be counted
down again.
9. Fault condition
9.1. Description
The fire extinguishing control panel enters Fault Condition when any of the events below have
been registered:
Battery low backup batteries discharged due to interruption of mains supply;
Fault in a processor programme;
Fault in the real time clock;
Fault in the line removed fire detector, short circuit or interruption;
Fault in a monitored output short circuit or interruption;
Fault in a monitored input short circuit or interruption;
Signal for lack of extinguishing agent;
Fault in the mains supply;
Fault in backup battery supply;
Short circuit to ground wire;
Fault in the positive supply of the lines;
Fault in the negative supply of the lines;
Fault in the power supply of external devices.
Upon fault condition Short circuit to ground wire the following faults occur:
Fault condition in a line (removed fire detector) when the short circuit is to a fire detecting
line element;
Fault condition in a monitored output (interruption) when the short circuit is to a monitored
output element.
Fault condition is indicated by text messages on the display. The LEDs indicators provide
additional information.

9.2. Indication
Upon Fault battery low LED indicator is not activated. The local sounder produces a
discontinuous signal (sound for 1s, followed by 3s break). The LCD display illumination is off.
All other fault conditions are designated by indicator (Fault condition), illuminating in
continuous yellow light. Depending on the specific fault, the following indicators are illuminated too:
Upon System error - indicator (System error) in flashing yellow line;
Upon Fault in a monitored line - indicator (Fault short circuit or monitored line
interruption) in continuous yellow light;
Upon Fault in mains supply or Backup battery supply - indicator (Fault in mains supply)
in continuous yellow light;
Upon Fault in the extinguishing device or Extinguishing agent release - indicator (Fault
low pressure) in continuous yellow light;
The local sounder produces a discontinuous signal. If the sound indication is suppressed by button
(Alarm),the LED indicator of the button illuminates in continuous red light.
9.2.2. Text messages

The fault conditions messages are displayed by priority as given in section 9.1.
The fatal system errors screens suppress all other messages. If more than one non-fatal faults
are registered, they are indicated by priority as the message with the highest priority suppresses the
rest of the fault messages.
Upon registration of a Fault condition, the relay REL Fault is activated, as it closes contact NO
and opens contact NC.
When the fire extinguishing control panel enters Fire condition the messages for Fault conditions
are suppressed. To view the suppressed messages enter Information and Control Mode.
Upon registration of a Fault Number ot the faults
Type ot the faults
condition the fire extinguishing
control panel displays the respective
light indication and text messages:
- the common indicator

for fault condition is
illuminated
- the specialized indicator
showing the type of the fault
condition is illuminated;
- the total number of faults
and the type of the specific
1 2 3
fault are visualized on the
display;
Upon non-fatal faults when the fire extinguishing control panel is not in Fire condition, the
following information screens appear:

Faults in monitored outputs:

(The field E shows the number of the faults; Duty 17:05:34
The field Status shows the monitored output Fault:E MONN Status
status, i.e. the type of the fault)
L1:Dut.L2:Dut.L3:Dut
Fault in the mains supply:

(The field E shows the number of the faults). Duty 17:05:34
In this case the display illumination is off. To turn it Fault:E Flt Mn Power
on press the button. 20s after the last pressing of
the button it is off again. L1:Dut.L2:Dut.L3:Dut
Fault in backup battery supply:

Fault:E Flt Battery
Fault in the power supply of external devices

activated fuse: Duty 17:05:34
(The field E shows the number of the faults). Fault:E FltPower 28V
Short circuit to grounded wire:

Fault:E Fault Earth
Fault in the negative supply:

Fault:E FltPower -5V
When the fire extinguishing control panel is in Fire condition, the fault messages are suppressed.
The suppressed messages could be seen in Information and Control Mode.
Upon fault in the Fire detecting line, the type of fault could be seen in the individual field of the
respective line, as the abbreviations mean:
Sho Fault - Short circuit;
Int Fault interruption;
ReD Fault Removed fire detector.

None of the buttons is active upon fatal fault condition (except for New Configuration).
For all other fault condition 2 buttons are being supported. Where the fire extinguishing control
panel operates in combination of other conditions, their buttons are active too.
level
panel is in Fire condition or activated local sounder.
Fault condition and the local The LED indicator illuminates
sounder has been if the active condition of the
suppressed by previous local sounder is suppressed.

pressing of the same button. The local sounder is

activated again:
- when the fire
panel enters Fire
condition;
- new Fault condition
occurs;
all Press it to enter Information For detailed information how

Button and Control Mode. All occurred to view all faults in Information
(Menu) faults could be viewed in Menu View and Control Mode see section
Faults. 12.
10. Disabled component

10.1. Description
The fire extinguishing control panel enters Disabled component after a manual operation,
disabling a fire alarm line or an output.
At access level 2 Secret switch in position and menu System Functions> Disables it is
possible the following inputs and outputs to be disabled:
> Disable Line 1 ;
> Disable Line 2 ;
> Disable Line 3 ;
> Disable Rel 1ST ;
> Disable Rel 2ST ;
> Disable Out. S1 .
Upon fire detecting line disable the power supply to the line is switched off and nor processing is
done.
Upon output disable, the respective output is not activated under any circumstances.
10.2. Indication
If a component is disabled the indicator starts to illuminate.

No sound indication is supported for this condition.

When a fire detecting line is
disabled it is indicated on the
display in the status of the line.
There is no text message for
disabled output.
All entered disables could be
viewed in Information and Control
mode.
Example: Disable for line 1 is
entered. The indicator is

illuminated, in the line status there
is a text message Dis.
1 2 3


level
Button and Control Mode. All entered to view all entered disables in
(Menu) disables could be viewed in Menu Information and Control Mode
View Disables. see section 12.
11. Test Mode

11.1. Description
The fire extinguishing control panel enters Test Mode through manual operation setting a fire
alarm line to Test Mode. The condition is handled via Information and Control Menus.
Where a fire alarm line is set to Test Mode, the following changes take effect:
Where Fire condition stage I or Fire condition stage II is detected in the line, sound and LEDs
indications are not triggered; i.e. the fire extinguishing control panel does not enter Fire
Condition;
- in Test Mode the line is reset, the power supply is interrupted every 64 seconds for a period of
3 seconds;
- from the possible faults along the line only the fault condition Short Circuit is processed.
11.2. Indication
This condition does not have specific LED and sound indication.
Where a fire alarm line is set
to Test Mode, a text message
showing the status of the line
appears on the display.
All lines in Test Mode could
be viewed in Information and
Control Mode.
Example: Line 1 is set to Test
Mode. In the status of the line
there is a text message Tes.
1 2 3

level
Button and Control Mode. All lines set to to view all lines set to Test Mode
(Menu) Test Mode could be viewed in Menu in Information and Control Mode
View Test. see section 12.

12. Information and Control Mode

12.1. Description
Information and Control Mode provides the user with the possibilities to display information
associated with the settings of the fire extinguishing control panel, and to enter control data.
The operation in this mode could be in combination with the following modes of the fire
extinguishing control panel:
- Duty Mode;
- Fire condition Stage I;
- Fire condition Stage II;
- Disabled component;
- Test;
- Fault condition
- Setup.
12.2. Indication
No specific LEDs or sound indication is provided for this Mode.

The screens visualized on the display are organized in a tree structure, containing subordinate
menus (Appendix 2).
Information and Control Mode shows information in the first two lines of the display that are used
by Fire condition as a text field to indicate the first line in which the fire extinguishing control panel has
entered in fire condition.
Each screen has specific text message referring the operations that are performed in it. The
specific text messages are described for the respective screens. .
Press the button to enter Information and Control Mode from the screens of Duty Mode,
Fire condition, Fault condition, Test Mode and Disabled Component, thus their text messages are
suppressed. Where the fire extinguishing control panel operates in combination of Information and
Control Mode and Fault Condition, button (Alarm) is active too. Where the fire extinguishing
control panel operates in combination of Information and Control Mode and Fire Condition, buttons
(Alarm) and (Outputs) are active.
Transition to a lower hierarchy menu is performed by the means of button ; to revert to an
upper hierarchy menu use button . To switch between elements of one menu use buttons
and .
The screens containing specific information (information screens) or providing the possibility for
changing the parameters and executing the commands (command screens) are at the lowest level.
The button is not active with the information screens as the other three buttons keep their
functions. A cursor appears when a screen for changing a parameter or a command screen is
activated. In this case the buttons has the following action:
press the button to save the changed parameter or to execute the selected command,
then the screen is deactivated and the cursor disappears (the different operation of the button
in some cases are specifically pointed);
press the button to deactivate the screen without saving the changed parameter or
without executing the respective command, and the cursor disappears;
button is active only in the screens for changing the parameter. Press it to:

move the cursor one position to the right. Upon reaching the last position of the parameter
the cursor returns to the first one;
decrease the parameter to the next possible value. Upon reaching the minimal possible
value it turns to the maximum value of the class or the parameter;
button is active only in the screens for changing the parameter. Press it to increase by
one unit the class marked by the cursor or to increase the parameter to its next possible value.
In both cases upon reaching the maximum possible value it turns to the minimum value of the
class or the parameter.
12.4. Using the menus

When the Information and Control Mode is entered the first menu is displayed. It contains the
following subordinate menus:
View Faults
View Disables
View Test
Statuses
System functions
12.4.1. Menu View Faults
The menu is accessible for all Access levels and contains information screens with suppressed
messages for fault condition.
From the current status of the fire
extinguishing control panel, press button
to enter the main menu. The cursor >
is positioned at the first point in the menu.
Press the button once again to
visualize the screen for faults view.
1 2 3
If there are no faults a text message No

Faults appears on the display.
1 2 3

If there are fault condition the display

shows information about the first fault. The
screen contains the following information:
- consecutive number of the fault;
- total number of the faults;
- type of the fault;
- status of the lines
To display the remaining faults (if more
than 1), use the buttons and .
To exit the menu button . 1 2 3
Example: Two fault conditions are registered: fault in the back up battery power supply and
interruption of line 3. The common indicator for fault condition and the specific indicator for
power supply fault are illuminated.

- From the current status of the fire extinguishing control panel press twice button to
display a screen with the first fault (fault in the back up battery power supply);
- Press button and the display shows the second fault (Fault interruption in line 3);
- To exit the menu, use button .
12.4.2. Menu View Disables

The menu is accessible for all Access levels and contains information screens with suppressed
messages for the entered disables.
extinguishing control panel, press the button
is positioned at the first point of the menu.
Press once the button and the cursor
moves to the second point in the menu.
1 2 3
Press the button to visualize the

screen to view the entered disables.
If there are no disabled components the
following information screen is displayed.
1 2 3

If there are disables all active disables

are displayed simultaneously on the screen.
To exit the menu use the button .
Example: All entered disables are visualized

on the screen: line1, line 2, line 3, the two
relays that are activated for fire condition
stage I and stage II and the sounder output
for fire condition stage I. As disables are
entered for the lines to the last line on the
1 2 3
display these disables are also shown in the
statuses of the lines.
12.4.3. Menu View Test

The menu is accessible for all Access levels and contains information screens showing the lines
in test.
Press button until the cursor > moves
to point 03 of the menu.
1 2 3
Press the button to display the

screen to view the lines in test.
If there are no lines in test a text
message No Lines in Test appears on the
display.
1 2 3

If there is/are line/lines in test, their numbers

appear on the display. Information on the
changed status is provided on the fourth line
of the display.
To exit the menu use button .
Example: The displayed screen provides

information that Line 1 and Line 2 are set to
Test Mode.
1 2 3
12.4.4. Menu Statuses

The menu contains information screen for the statuses of the fire alarm lines, the monitored
inputs and outputs. It is accessible for all Access levels.
Press button until the cursor > moves
to point 04 of the menu.
1 2 3
Press the button to display the

subordinate menu. It contains 11 elements,
which status could be seen:
- Line 1;
- Line 2;
- Line 3;
- Manual Release;
- Mode Select;
- Hold;
- On/Off;
- Low Press; 1 2 3
- Exting;
- Sound 1
- Sound 2.
The cursor > is positioned at the first point of the subordinate menu.
The active buttons are: and for moving the cursor in the menu, button to
enter the respective point from the menu and button for exit.

Information screen containing the line

number and the current at that moment is
displayed for the status (current condition) of
the line. The current value in the line provides
information about its status.
1 2 3
The following statuses are possible for

the monitored inputs and outputs:
Normal for monitored input or output
in normal condition;
Active - for monitored input or output
in active condition;
Short - for monitored input or output in
short circuit;
Interruption for interrupted for
monitored input or output;
1 2 3
12.4.5. Menu System Functions

From the current status of the fire extinguishing control panel, press the button to enter the
main menu. The cursor > is positioned at the first point of the menu.
Press button until the cursor > moves to point 05 of the menu.
The menu contains the following

subordinate menus and functions (Appendix
2):
Check LEDs and sound indicators;
Clock Setup;
Lines in Test
Disables
View Parameters;
Setup;
Fire counter; 1 2 3
View Archive.
The subordinate menus are accessible at Access Level 2.

Press button to enter the subordinate menu.

12.4.5.1. Function Check LEDs and Sound

Indicators
1 2 3
Press the button . All LEDs

indicators are illuminated and the sounder
produces continuous signal.
Press button to deactivate the

function.
Note: During the check the LEDs of the
system error indicator and the

automatic mode indicator are not 1 2 3
illuminated.
12.4.5.2. Menu Clock Setup
The menu contains the following

functions:
calendar date
day of the week
the time
calibration index
1 2 3
Use the function Date to set or adjust

the current calendar date.
Upon activation of the function the
factory set date appears and the cursor
flashes on the first left digit of the date.
Admissible values are:
- for the date (two characters,
0131)
- for a month (two characters,
012) 1 2 3
- for a year (four characters)
Use:

button to change the calendar date;

button to move to the next character;
button to confirm the entered or set calendar date;
button - to exit.
Use Function Day to adjust the

current day of the week. The field contains
the current day.
Upon activation a screen appears with the
entered current day of the week.
To change, save the data and to exit
the function, use:
buttons (Down) and (Up) for

selecting the day (Monday, Tuesday, etc.);
1 2 3
button (Menu) to confirm the
entered day;
button (Exit).
Use Function Time to set or adjust the

current time.
Upon activation of the function the

factory set time appears and the cursor
flashes on the first left digit of the hour.
Admissible values are:
- for hour (two characters, 0023);
- for minutes (two characters, 0059);
- for seconds (two characters, 0059).
1 2 3
Use:
button (Down) to change the value of the hour;

button (Up) to move to the next character;
button (Menu) - to confirm the entered or adjusted date;
button (Exit).

Use function Calibration to accelerate/

delay the clock. Each entered positive unit
(+) accelerates the clock at the rate of 10,7s
per month; each negative unit delays the
clock at the rate of 5,35s per month.
The maximum rate is +5,5min per
month or -2,75min per month.
1 2 3
12.4.5.3. Fire Alarm Lines in Test

Use this menu to set each of the three
fire alarming lines in Test Mode or to exit that
mode.
Upon selection of Test FA Lines, a
subordinate menu is entered:
- Test Line 1
- Test Line 2
- Test Line 3
Use the buttons and to choose 1 2 3

the line to be set to test mode and confirm
with button
The displayed screen provides the

option for alternating change of the parameter
Test ON/OFF. If it is ON, then the
respective line is set to test Mode. Use the
buttons Up and Down for the change.
Confirm the change of the parameter with
button .
A text message Saved appears for the
stored change.
The status of the line on the fourth line in
the display is changed to Tes. 1 2 3
For exit use button
12.4.5.4. Disables
The menu serves to disable/enable the
entered disable of fire alarm lines and some
outputs of the fire extinguishing control panel.
It contains the following functions:
Disable Line 1
Disable Line 2
Disable Line 3
Disable Rel 1ST
Disable Rel 2ST
Disable Output S1 1 2 3

When the function to disable a fire alarm

line or an output from the fire extinguishing
control panel is selected from the subordinate
menu, a screen appears displaying the
current status of the disable in the specific
input/output. Use the buttons and
for alternating change the parameter

Disable ON/OFF.
1 2 3
Confirm the change with button ,
thus it is stored and a text message Saved
appears on the display.
To exit use the button .
The indicator illuminates in yellow light. It turns off when all entered disables are
cancelled. If the disabled element is a fire alarm line, then the message on the fourth line of the
display is changed for the specific line. The text message Dis appears for the status.
12.4.5.5. Menu View parameters

The menu allows the current
parameters of the fire extinguishing control
panel to be viewed and contains the following
screens:
01 Lines parameters
02 Number of checks
03 Check removed FD
04 Input Hold
05 Input Low Press
06 Time Switch Extinguishing
07 Evacuation Time 1 2 3
08 Check Ground
09 RS485 Address
10 Software version
The active buttons in the menu and the
screens are
, , and .
Screen Lines Parameters provides

information about the value of the current in
the lines (short circuit, interruption and fire
current).
1 2 3

Screen Number of Checks

In order the number of the false
activations to be reduced, the fire
extinguishing control panel provides the
option to setup a parameter indicating the
number of the activations of an automatic fire
detector within 60 seconds that would trigger
the fire extinguishing control panel for fire
condition. This screen provides information
about the parameter value.
1 2 3
Screen Check removed FD

The fire extinguishing control panel
recognizes the fault condition Removed Fire
Detector if the bases that are used are
diodes. Otherwise the function Removed Fire
Detector should be switched off.
1 2 3
Screen Input Hold

The screen provides information
about if the input Hold is active or not and
the status of the contacts.
1 2 3
Screen Input LowPress

The screen provides information about
if the input LowPress is active or not and
the status of the contacts.
1 2 3

Screen Time for Extinguishing

the setup time while the extinguishing devices
are switched. The time is in seconds.
1 2 3
Screen Evacuation Time

the setup time for evacuation. The time is in
seconds.
1 2 3
Screen Check Ground

The screen provides information if the
check for ground is switched.
1 2 3
Screen RS485 Address

The screen displays the setup network
address.

Screen Software Version

the software version.
1 2 3
12.4.5.6. Menu Setup

The configuration parameters of the fire extinguishing control panel are set in the menu Setup. It
is described in details in Setup Mode (section13).
12.4.5.7. Screen Fire Counter

The screen Fire Counter is part of the
menu System Functions.
The active buttons to enter and exit it
are
, , and .
1 2 3

the entries of the number of times when the
fire extinguishing control panel has entered
Fire condition.
1 2 3

12.4.5.8. Screen Archive

The screen Archive Counter is part of
the menu System Functions.
The active buttons to enter it, to move to
another entry in the archive and to exit the
screen are:
, , and .
The information recorded in the archive
has the following structure:
- No. of the record; 1 2 3
- Total number of the records;
- Text of the event in the
archive (fire condition, initial
reset, activated input, etc.);
- Time of the record;
- Date of the record.
13. Setup Mode
13.1. Description
Set Up mode is used for setting the configuration parameters of the fire extinguishing control
panel. Access to the Set Up screen is provided through menu System Functions in Information and
Control Mode.
When the fire extinguishing control panel enters Set Up mode, it exits all other conditions and
saves the configuration in its energy independent memory.
Important: In Setup Mode the fire extinguishing control panel discontinues the service of its fire
alarm lines, inputs and outputs.
13.2. Indication
In Set Up mode only the green LED indicator (Power supply) is illuminated. The local
sounder is off.
13.2.2. Text message

The text message shown on the display is specific for each menu, function or screen. The
screens with the respective text message for each of the setup parameter are given in the part
describing the operation in menu Setup.

Setup Mode requires Access Level 3. It is necessary:
- The switch to be in position ;

- To enter a password.
The text messages in this mode are organized in a tree structure, of main and subordinate
menus.
Press the button to enter Setup Mode from the screens of Duty Mode, Fire condition, Fault
condition, Test Mode and Disabled Component, thus their text messages are suppressed. Where the
fire extinguishing control panel operates in combination of Setup Mode and Fault Condition, button
(Alarm) is active too. Where the fire extinguishing control panel operates in combination of
Setup Mode and Fire Condition, buttons (Alarm) and (Outputs) are active.

Transition to a lower hierarchy menu is performed by the means of button ; to revert to an
upper hierarchy menu use button . To switch between elements of one menu use buttons
and .
The screens containing specific information (information screens) or providing the possibility for
changing the parameters and executing the commands (command screens) are at the lowest level.
The button is not active with the information screens as the other three buttons keep their
functions. A cursor appears when a screen for changing a parameter or a command screen is
activated. In this case the buttons has the following action:
press the button to save the changed parameter or to execute the selected command,
then the screen is deactivated and the cursor disappears (the different operation of the button
in some cases are specifically pointed);
press the button to deactivate the screen without saving the changed parameter or
without executing the respective command, and the cursor disappears;
button is active only in the screens for changing the parameter. Press it to:
move the cursor one position to the right. Upon reaching the last position of the parameter
the cursor returns to the first one;
decrease the parameter to the next possible value. Upon reaching the minimal possible
value it turns to the maximum value of the class or the parameter;
button is active only in the screens for changing the parameter. Press it to increase by
one unit the class marked by the cursor or to increase the parameter to its next possible value.
In both cases upon reaching the maximum possible value it turns to the minimum value of the
class or the parameter.

13.4. Using the menus

Enter Setup Mode through menu System
Function.
1 2 3
Enter a password (four-digit number) to have

an access to the menu. The factory set
password is 0000.
Use:
button (Down) to change the
character;
button (Up) to move to the
next character;
button (Menu) to confirm the
entered password; 1 2 3
button (Exit).
The menu has the following subordinate menus

01 Fire Extinguishing RS485 address (section13.4.1.1)
Control Panel: RS485 On/Off (section 13.4.1.2)
Language (section 13.4.1.3.)
Check Ground (section13.4.1.4.)
02 CAN Settings CAN On/Off (section 13.4.2.1.)
Text message (section 13.4.2.2.)
CAN speed (section 13.4.2.3.)
CAN Address (section 13.4.2.4.)
CAN AddressRem.Panel (section 13.4.2.5.)
CAN Rem.Inputs (section 13.4.2.6.)
Number FD FuncAnd (section 13.4.2.7)
03 Input/Outputs Current fire alarm lines (section 13.4.3.1.)
Number of checks of lines (section 13.4.3.2.)
Check removed fire detector (section 13.4.3.3.)
Input Hold (section 13.4.3.4.)
Input Low Press (section 13.4.3.5.)
04 Extinguishing time
05 Evacuation time
06 Factory settings
07 Clear Archive
08 New password
13.4.1. Menu Fire Extinguishing Control Panel

The menu includes the functions for setting the parameters: network address, language and if
the function heck ground is active or not.

13.4.1.1. The value of the parameter

Network Address defines uniquely the fire
extinguishing control panel within the
established network of remote control panels
and repeaters.
A screen for entry of the data
appears in setting (entry) of a network
address.
The permissible values of the network
address are from 0000 to 9999.
The value of the default parameter is 1 2 3
1234.
Use:
button (Down) to change the character;
button (Up) to move to the next character;
button (Menu) for confirmation;
button (Exit).
When the parameter is changed and the new value is saved with the button a text
message Saved! appears! Exit [x].
13.4.1.2. To set ON or OFF RS485 Network
Parameter permits values ON of OFF
Active buttons :
to change - buttons and
;
to save the change - button
(Menu);
to exit press - button (Exit).
13.4.1.3. The fire extinguishing control panel

supports menus and screens in two of three
languages:
- Bulgarian;
- English;
- Russian.
Use the buttons (Down) and
(Up) for alternating change of the
language, confirm the new value of the
1 2 3
parameter using the button and the
button to exit it.

When the parameter is changed and the new value is saved with the button a text
message Saved! appears! Exit [x]. The fire extinguishing control panel is factory set to English
language.

13.4.1.4. Function Check Ground

The screen provides the possibility to
indicate if check ground is being performed or
not. Check ground is disabled only if Zener
barriers or other devices that might cause
ground fault are used however that disable
does not have an effect on the functions of
the of the fire extinguishing control panel.
The factory setting of this parameter is Check
Ground ON.
The admissible values are Check 1 2 3
Ground ON or OFF.
Use the buttons (Down) and (Up) to change alternatively the parameter, the
button to confirm the new value and the button to exit.
13.4.2. Menu CAN Parameters

Fire extinguishing Control Panel communicates in a network on CAN interface with the devices from
IFS7000 as transmitting and receiving information. It is necessary for the programable sofwear of the
panel to be 13.10 version or higher.
Functionallity:
Connected in network, FS5200E operates with up to 8 Control panels (Remote control
panels) of series 7000.
It is necessary for the local network to operate with at least 1 panel from series 7000;
Only the panel from 7000 series is definedas the main panel;
Information of Fire condition or Fault condition of FS5200E is accepted and indicated only
from panels 7000 series;
Maximum number of devices on CAN network - up to 32 ( i.e maximum laden network can
be built of 8 panels series 7000 and 24 FS5200E panels.
Communication
Communication FS5200E IFS7000
In Fire condition of FS5200E, 3 types of conditions are transmitted and indicated
of all the panels series 7000:
- FIRE Condition Stage 1;
- FIRE Condition Stage 2 evacuacion;
- FIRE Condition Stage 2 exting.ON
In Fault condition of FS5200E the following conditions are indicated and

transfered into the panels series 7000:
- Fault in Fire detector of Line 1;
- Fault in Manual Release Mode;
- Fault in Line Mode;
- Fault in Line Disable Extinguishing;
- Fault in Line Low Pressure;
- Fault in Line Hold Extinguishing;
- Fault in Exit Extinguishing;
- Fault Exit Fire Stage 1;
- Fault Exit Fire Stage 2;
- Fault in Back up battery supply;
- Fault in Mains supply
Communication ''5200E IFS7000

Fire Extinguishing Control Panel 5200 receives and uniquely distinguishes data
from activated inputs of up to 5 manual call points (FD7150), up to 8 automatic fire
detectors (FD71xx) and inputs of devices FD7203 within the systems series 7000.
Inputs can be configured to all of the Control Panels of type 7000 included into the
network.
Fire Extinguishing Control panel 5200E receives and single-distinguishes data
from activated inputs of device FD7203. Inputs could be configured to all Control
Panels of series 7000, connected in the network.
4 inputs can be configured in the 5200E Control Panel, these inputs affect the
functions of the extinguishing algorithm.
Inputs are for the following functions :
- Manual Extingushing Activation (by means of a manual call point) or
automatic (by means of an automatic fire detector);
- Disable Extinguishing;
- Switches to Manual / Manual Automatic Mode;
- Hold Extinguishing.
In 5200E Fire condition can be reset from the display of panels series 7000. The
reset Panel transmitts information to all the panels of (7000 series) for resetting of Fire
Condition.
Sound indicator can be suppressed from the IFS7002 display in case of Fire or
Fault Condition in the Extinguishing panel.
In case of disconnected communication, the Control Panel FS5200 registers
fault condition Fault CAN (Fault RS485).
In the menu CAN Parameters set the

parameters for operating on CAN network,
together with 7000 serie (the programable
softwear of the panel should be 13.10 version
or higher).
Menu contains the following positions:
01. CAN On/Off

02. Text message
03. CAN speed
04. CAN Address 1 2 3
05. CAN AddressRem.Panel
06. CAN Rem.Inputs
07. Numb FD FuncAnd
13.4.2.1. To set ON or OFF CAN Network

Parameter permits values ON of OFF
Active buttons :
to change - buttons and
;
(Menu);
to exit press - button (Exit).

1 2 3

13.4.2.2. To enter text message.

The screen allows the user to enter a text
message for identifying the Control Panel
(name) within 20 characters - Cyrillic and
Latin. If an event occurs (Fault condition or
Fire Condition), the text is shown on the
display of the panels series 7000.
Active buttons:
to change the character
to position the next character ; 1 2 3
to save the text - button ;
to exit - button (Exit).
13.4.2.3. Set Up speed on CAN network

communication.
Enter in the screen the exchange rate of the
network.
Important : The speed entered for Panel

FS5200E must correspond to the speed,
entered for IFS7000 panels.
Parameter permits the following values: 40,
80, 100 160 kb/s.
Active buttons: 1 2 3
to change buttons and ;

(Menu);

Recommendation :
If the length of the wire network is longer than 500 meters, recommended speed is 40 kb / s.
13.4.2.4. Setting network address of

FS5200E panel.
Set the address of the Panel on the screen.
Address must be unique.
Admissible values: 0131.
Active buttons:
to change - buttons and ;
(enu);
1 2 3
Notice:
CAN address value has no connection with ''Master/Slave Setting.

13.4.2.5. Inserting addresses of the Remote

Control Panels.
This option of the Menu permits entering the
addresses in the Remote Panels for
communication with FS5200E.
enu includes :
01 CAN Master Remote Panel 01;
02 CAN Remote Panel 02;
05 CAN Remote Panel 05; 1 2 3
08 CAN Remote Ranel 08;
In article 1 of the subordinate menu enter the

address of the ''Master panel. The panel is
required to be from series 7000.
Active buttons:
to save the change - button (enu);
1 2 3
In articles 0208 from the Menu, insert by

analogical order the addresses of the other
control panels series 7000, comminicating
with the Extinguishing Panel.
The addresses of the Remote panels are to
be entered in ascending order. (RP1, RP2,
RP8 ...).
Important: If the number of the control panels
series 7000 is less than 8, then in the spaces
for addressing panels, which are not in use
save Address "00" (entered by default) 1 2 3

13.4.2.6. If devices of type FD7203, manual

or automatic detectors are also used as an
input of the fire Extinguishing Panel, their
paremetres must be set in FS5200E.
Four inputs of the Control Panel are possible

to be set :
01 Input Manual Activation;
02 Input Autom.Activation
03 Input Manual/automatic Mode;
04 Input Disable Extinguishing;
05 Input Hold Extinguishing.
13.4.2.6.1. Input Manual Activation includes

the opportunity for activation from manual call
point type FD7150, of system series 7000,
operating in a common network together with
Fire Extinguishing Control Panel. Insert data
for the address of the Control Panel, the
address of the loop and the address of the
manual call point. The admissible number of
manual call points that can be included is 5.
13.4.2.6.2. Input Automatic Activation

includes the opportunity for activation from
automatic fire detectors type FD71, of
system series 7000, operating in a common
network together with the Fire Extinguishing
Control Panel. Insert data for the address of
the Control Panel, the address of the loop
and the address of the manual call point in
the loop. The admissible number of automatic
fire detectors that can be included is 8. In
factory setting at least two of them are
connected in logical dependency AND
(item.13.4.2.7).
13.4.2.6.3. Inputs Mode Manual/Automatic, Disable Extinguishing and Hold Extinguishing are to
be set by the same procedure.
Setting targets uniquely distinguishing which input, of what type FD7203 device, from which loop, and
of which Control Panel the command impact will come the the Extinguishing Panel and it includes the
following items:
o 01 On/Off.Rem.Input;
o 02 Number Remote Panel;
o 03 Number Loop;
o 04 Number Device 7203;
o 05 Number Input 7203.

13.4.2.6.3.1. ON/OFF Remote input.
Admissible values of the parameter are : ''On''

and ''Off''
ctive buttons :

to save the change button
(enu);
1 2 3
13.4.2.6.3.2. Address of the Remote Panel,

where the device FD7203 is situated.
Admissible values of the parameter are :
0131(i.e the addresses of Control Panels in
the network.
ctive buttons :
to change buttons and
;
to save the change button 1 2 3
(nu);
13.4.2.6.3.3. Number of a loop where the

FD7203 device is situated.
Admissible values of the parametre are 01
and 02.
ctive buttons :
(enu);
to exit - button (Exit). 1 2 3

13.4.2.6.3.4. Number of the addressable

device FD7203.
Admissible values of the parametres are:
01125 (address of the device in the relevant
loop).
ctive buttons :
to change buttons and
;
to save the change button 1 2 3
(enu);
13.4.2.6.3.5. Number of the input of the

addressable device FD7203.
Admissible values of the parameter are 01,
02 and 03 (IN1, IN2 and IN3 of FD7203).
ctive buttons :

(enu);
to exit - button (Exit). 1 2 3
The procedure for inserting parametres for inputs ''Manual/AutomaticMode'',''Disable

Extinguishing'' and ''Hold Extinguishing is performed analogically according to the described in
articles 13.4.2.6.3.1.13.4.2.6.3.5. and operations.

13.4.2.7. Insert the number of the automatic

fire detectors of type FD71XX, connected in
logical dependency AND.The inserted
number indicates how many fire detectors
should be be activated in order the control
panel to enter Fire Condition 2nd Stage .
13.4.3. Menu Input/Outputs

This menu includes the setting of the following parameters:
- current of fire alarm lines
- number of checks for accepting the signal for fire condition from a fire detector
- checking the lines for removed fire detector
- setting the input Hold
- setting the input Low Press
13.4.3.1. Function Current of Fire Alarm Line

The screen provides the option to set
the current value of the fire alarm lines when
interruption and fire condition is registered.
The interruption threshold could be set within
the range 3 to 12 mA, and for fire condition
from 12 to 60 mA. The difference between
the two conditions provides the screen for
Duty Mode.
The factory setting is 3 and 12 mA for
interruption and fire condition respectively. 1 2 3
The active buttons are:
button to change the character (e.g.: 03, 04 ......);

button (Up) to pass from setting the current of interruption to setting the current of fire;
button (Menu) to confirm the changes;
button (Exit) to exit the function.

13.4.3.2. Screen Number of Checks of Lines

Use this screen to set the number of
checks upon which the fire extinguishing
control panel registers a fire condition along a
fire alarm line. The possible values of this
parameter are 1, 2 and 3 checks.
The factory setting is 2 checks.
Use the buttons and
to change alternatively the parameter, the
button to confirm the new value and the 1 2 3
button to exit.
13.4.3.3. Screen Check for Removed Fire

Detector
The value of this parameter determines if the
fire extinguishing control panel shall monitor
the fault condition removed fire detector. If
this function will be used then diode should be
installed in the bases of the fire detectors as it
is shown in the diagram for connecting the fire
detectors. The factory setting is Check ON.
Use the buttons (Down) and (Up)
to change alternatively the parameter, the 1 2 3
button to confirm the new value and the
button to exit.
13.4.3.4. Setup Input Hold

Due to the specificity of the input Hold,
the active status for this function is OPEN
contact. it is provided the logic of the contact
to be turned in the case of not standard
installations as the active level could be with
Closed contact.
According to the standard this input
should function with active level OPEN
contact, otherwise the other option is an
exception. 1 2 3
The factory setting is active level with
OPEN contact.

13.4.3.5. Setup Input Low Press

Due to the specificity of the input to
monitor the leaking of the extinguisher, the
active status for this function is OPEN
contact. it is provided the logic of the contact
to be turned in the case of not standard
installations as the active level could be with
Closed contact.
According to the standard this input
should function with active level OPEN
contact, otherwise the other option is an 1 2 3
exception.
The factory setting is active level with
OPEN contact.
13.4.4. Function Time Extinguishing

Use this function to set the time for
extinguishing. The specific value of the
parameter depends on the utilized automatic
devices. The factory setting is 10 seconds as
the admissible values are within the range
from 1 to 255 seconds.
The active buttons are and
- to reduce/increase the time for
extinguishing. To confirm the new value use
1 2 3
the button , to exit press button .
13.4.5. Function Time Evacuation

Use this function to set the time for
evacuation The factory setting is 120 seconds
as the admissible values are within the range
from 1 to 255 seconds.
The active buttons are and - to
reduce/increase the time for evacuation. To
confirm the new value use the button ,
to exit press button . 1 2 3

13.4.6. The function Factory Settings returns

the parameters of the fire extinguishing
control panel repeater to their default settings.
The specific values of the parameters are
given in the previous sections of the
instruction manual.
1 2 3
13.4.7. Function Clear Archive

This function allows the archive to be
cleared from the energy independent
memory.
Press the button to activate the
function and to clear the archive.
Important: The fire counter is not cleared.
It is reset in a special mode (Access Level 4).
1 2 3
13.4.8. Function new Password

This function serves to change the
existing password for Access Level 3. The
admissible values are from 0000 to 9999.
The factory setting is 0000.
1 2 3
14. Extinguishing Control Algorithm

The algorithm to control the outputs and the indication depending on the input influences and
the set parameters for the fire extinguishing control panel operation is shown on Drawing 12.
.

Algorithm for the procedures during decision for extinguishing in Fire Extinguishing Panel FS 5200E
Duty mode
Automatic control of the Manual control of the

extinguishing extinguishing
No Fire in 1 or 2
fire alarm lines Is it switched on No
Yes extinguishing manual
call point?
Fire Phase 1
Relay Fire Phase 1 - On Yes
Sounder Fire Phase 1 - On
LED Fire phase 1 - On
Sound buzzer - 1Hz/4Hz Yes Fault in the manual
LCD indication for line in Fire
call point line?
No
Sound buzzer Yes Is it pressed button for
switched off sound suppression?
No
EXTIGUISHING
Fire Phase 2
Relay Fire Phase 1 - Off Yes
Is it pressed button for Relay Fire Phase 2 - On
Sounder Fire Phase 1 - Off outputs suppression ? Sounder Fire Phase 2 - 2 Hz
LED Fire Phase 2 - 1 Hz
Sound indicator - On
No LCD indication for Fire Phase 2
Relay Fire Phase 1 - Off

No
Sounder Fire Phase 1 Off Yes Button Is there fault in
LED Fire Phase 1 - Off Yes Button
Reset Fire? disable extinguishing
Sound buzzer - Off Reset Fire?
LCD Duty mode No line?
No Yes
Fire
No
in another (1 or 2)
Fire alarm line Is there disable
Yes extinguishing ? Yes
Relay Fire Phase 1 Off
No
Sounder Fire Phase 1 - Off
LED Fire Phase 1 - Off Time EVACUATION = Time
LCD- Time evacuation
Sounder Fire Phase 2 - On
Automatic
MODE SWITCH
Button delay Yes

Manual
extinguishing ?
Fire Phase 2 No
Relay Fire Phase 2 - On

LED Fire phase 2 - 1 Hz No Is it elapsed the
Sound indicator - On evacuation time ?
LCD indication for Fire Phase 2
Yes
Sound indicator On
Sound indicator Yes Is it pressed button for LCD- Attention Gas
switched off sound suppression?
No SWITCH ON EXTINGUISHING
OUTPUT
LED Fire Phase 2 light continuously
Extinguishing impulse = Time
Relay Fire Phase 2 - Off Yes Is it pressed button for
Sounder Fire Phase 2- Off outputs suppression ?
No No Is it elapsed the time of

extinguishing impulse ?
Relay Fire Phase 2 - Off Yes

Sounder Fire Phase 2 - Off Yes No
Button Switch off the
LED Fire Phase 2 Off
Reset Fire? extinguishing output
Sound buzzer - Off
LCD Duty mode
Is there pressure in
Indicator low pressure - On
No the system?
Yes
Button No
Reset Fire?
Yes
18.01.2008 / .
Drawing 12

15. Labour protection requirements

The installation and maintenance staff shall be well grounded in equipments mechanism and
operation, as well as in common technical safety regulations.
Connection to unearthed or to indirectly earthing mains supply is prohibited.
Troubleshoots are to be cleared after disconnecting the feeding cable from the mains supply.
The fire extinguishing control panel is designed for installing in premises with a normal fire
hazard, as per the Fire Precaution Technical Regulations in Building Construction.
16. Fire extinguishing control panel start up
Make sure that the connection to mains power supply is properly made.
Make sure that the periphery devices are correctly connected.
Place the fuse in the terminal with mains fuse, the display illuminates and appears text message
with the name of the producer, the initials of the control panel and the software version. Then the
display shall show the current time and date.
Connect the feeding cable and the backup batteries; the batteries shall be in a series connection.
Connect the red wire to the positive backup battery pole, and the blue wire to the negative pole.
The overall voltage of both batteries shall not exceed 17.6V, otherwise the fire extinguishing control
panel will not recognize them.
Enter Set Up Mode and configure the common parameters and the lines parameters.
Upon exit of Set Up Mode the fire extinguishing control panel runs all system operations and
enters Duty Mode the control panel is ready to fire protect the site.
17. Operation, storage and transportation
17.1 Operation and storage
The fire extinguishing control panel shall operate and be kept in closed premises, under the
following conditions:
17.1.1. Temperature
storage - from 5 to 35C
transportation - from minus10 to 50C
operational - from minus 5 to 40
17.1.2. Relative humidity
storage - to 80%
operational - to 93%
17.2. Transportation
The fire extinguishing control panel shall be transported by vehicles, in factory packing, in the
above stated environmental conditions and at sinusoidal vibrations with acceleration amplitude not
more than 4,9m/s2 in frequency range 10 to 150Hz.
18. Warranty
The producer guarantees compliance of the device with EN 54-2:1997/ 1:2006/AC: 2009,
EN 54-4:1997/A2: 2006/AC: 2009, EN 12094-1: 2003. The warrant period is 18 months from the
date of the purchase, providing that
the conditions of storage and transportation have been observed;
the startup has been done by authorized personnel only
the requirements for operation stated herein have been observed.
UniPOS
47, San Stefano Str., 5800 Pleven, BULGARIA

phone +359 64 891111, +359 64 891 100, fax +359 64 891 110
e-mail: [email protected]
Mladost 1, bl.79B, entr.2, ap.17, 1784 Sofia, BULGARIA

phone/fax +359 2 9744469, +359 2 9743925
e-mail: [email protected]
www.unipos-bg.com

ppendixes
Appendix 1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 2 3
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Front panel of fire extinguishing control panel FS5200E
1 Indicator Hold extinguishing
2 Indicator Fault in a circuit of signal wires
3 Indicator System Error
4 Indicator Fault in power supply
5 Common Indicator Fault Condition
6 Indicator Manual Mode
7 Indicator Power Supply
8 Indicator Disabled Component
9 Indicator Low Pressure
10 LCD display (420)
11 Indicator Automatic Mode
12 Indicator Fire condition stage II Extinguishing
13 Switch Automatic / Manual / Disable
14 Indicator Fire condition stage I
15 Individual indicators of the Fire detecting lines
16 Indicator Disable extinguishing
17 Button Reset
18 Button Menu
19 Button Down
20 Button Alarm with indicator Stop alarm
21 Button Up
22 Button Outputs with indicator Suppressed outputs
23 Switch Access level
24 Button Cancel

automatic General menu of panel FS5200E
Duty mode Fire/Extinguishing
UniPOS
01 RS485 Network address
02 RS485 On/Off
01 Date
Revision 6/02.11
01 View faults 01 Control panel 03 Language
Instruction Manual
02 Day
04 Check Ground
03 Time
04 Correction
02 View Disables
Menu CAN
02 CAN parameters
Setting
01 Test Line 1
01 Status Line 1
02 Test Line 2
03 View Test 02 Status Line 2
01 Current fire alarm lines
03 Test Line 3
03 Status Line 3
02 Number line checks
04 Status Input ManRelea
01 Disable Line 1 03 Input/Outputs 03 Check removed detector
05 Status Input ModSelect
02 Disable Line 2 04 Input Hold
04 Status 06 Status Input Hold
03 Disable Line 3 05 Input LowPress
07 Status Input On/Off
04 Disable Rel 1ST
08 Status Input LowPress
05 Disable Rel 2ST 04 Extinguish time
09 Status Output Exting
06 Disable output S1
10 Status Output Sound1
11 Status Output Sound2 01 Line parameters

05 Evacuation time
02 Checks number
03 Checks rem.detector
04 Input Hold
05 Input LowPress 06 Default parameters
06 Time Extinguishing On
01 Check indication
07 Evacuation time
02 Clock
08 Check ground
07 Clear Archive
03 Test fire lines
09 Network address
05 System functions 04 Disables
10 Software version
05 View parameters
06 Set Up Password-access level 3 08 New password
07 Fire counter
08 Archive
Fire Extinguishing Control Panel FS5200
Appendix 2
of 63
Page 62
01 Manual FD7150
UniPOS
02 Manual FD7150
01 CAN On/Off
01 Inp.ManActivation 03 Manual FD7150
04 Manual FD7150
Revision 6/02.11
Instruction Manual
05 Manual FD7150
01 Automat.FD71xx1
02 Automat.FD71xx2
02 Text message
03 Automat.FD71xx3
04 Automat.FD71xx4
02 Inp.AutActivation 05 Automat.FD71xx5
01 CAN MasterPan01
06 Automat.FD71xx6
07 Automat.FD71xx7
03 CAN Speed 02 CAN RemPanel02
08 Automat.FD71xx8
01 On/Off Rem.Input
02 CAN Setings 03 CAN RemPanel03
02 Number Rem.Panel
03 Inp.Mode Man/Aut 03 Loop Number
04 CAN RemPanel04
04 Num.Device 7203
04 CAN Address
05 Num. Input 7203
05 CAN RemPanel05 01 On/Off Rem.Input
02 Number Rem.Panel
06 CAN RemPanel06 04 Inp.DisableExt. 03 Loop Number
04 Num.Device 7203
05 CAN Addr.RemPanel
07 CAN RemPanel07 05 Num. Input 7203
01 On/Off Rem.Input
02 Number Rem.Panel
08 CAN RemPanel08
05 Inp.Hold Ext. 03 Loop Number
06 CAN Rem.Inputs
04 Num.Device 7203
05 Num. Input 7203
07 Numb FD FuncAnd
Fire Extinguishing Control Panel FS5200
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Fire Extinguishing Control Panel

Instruction Manual Page 1

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12.4.1. Menu View Faults ....................................................................................................... 32

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Some of its main features and possibilities are:

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GROUNDS non-system non-fatal fault condition, due to leakage to a grounded wire.

SHORT CIRCUIT IN A LINE, MONITORED OUTPUT OR MONITORED INPUT non-system,

LOCAL SOUNDER a sounder built-in the fire extinguishing control panel.

) Fire condition along both fire detecting lines;

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b) Manual button release for forced extinguishing.

INTERRUPTED LINE, MONITORED OUTPUT OR MONITORED INPUT non-system non-fatal

2.1. Current thresholds in a line per default parameters for:

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nominal voltage of the back up battery - 2x12V

At 24V - < 120mA

2.10.4. Power supply to external devices

4. Installation and arrangements

4.1. To mount the control panel

L1, L2 Inputs for switching automatic Fire detectors. In Fire condition an

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Jump Rel 1ST

Jump Rel 2ST

Relay output in Fire condition

Jump relay Fire

Sounder Fire Alarm Phase 1

Sounder Fire Alarm Phase 2

Switch for monitoring

Switch for extinguishing disable

Button for extinguishing delay

Switch mode manual/manual-automatic

Fire Alarm Line 1

Fire Alarm Line 2

Fire Alarm Line 3

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4.2.1. Description and mounting of devices to L1, L2 and L3 inputs

* Diode 1N5819 or similar

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4.2.2. Description and mounting of devices to Manual Release input

Connecting diagram with 1 button

Button for manual

Connecting diagram with 2 buttons

1.5k/ 3k/ 1.5k/

Connecting diagram with 3 buttons

Button 1 Button2 Button 3

1.5k/ 1.5k/ 3k/ 1.5k/

4.2.3. Description and mounting of devices to Mode Select input

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4.2.4. Description and mounting of devices to Hold input

4.2.5. Description and mounting of devices to On/Off Exting input

4.2.6. Description and mounting of devices to Low Press input

4.2.7. Description and mounting of devices to Exting output

Connecting diagram if the winding valve active resistance is from 30 to 3

Connecting diagram if the winding valve active resistance is less than 30

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