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IFC-200 Technical Manual 444

Operating Instructions Section

Technical Bulletin

Issue Date 1293

Order No. 444-090

Operating Instructions Page 3

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Switch Functions 3

- Acknowledge/Step 3

- Alarm Silence 3

- Drill 4

- System Reset 4

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LED Indicators 4

- AC Power 4

- Fire Alarm 4

- Prealarm Warning 4

- Supervisory 4

- Alarm Silence 5

- System Trouble 5

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Normal Operation 5

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Trouble Operation 5

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Alarm Operation 7

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Supervisory Operation 7

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Non-Alarm Point Operation 8

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Trouble Monitor Point Operation 8

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Indicating Appliance Circuit Operation 9

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Control-By-Event Operation 9

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Releasing Functions 9

IFC-200 Operating Instructions

2 Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions

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Intelligent Detector Functions 10

- Analog Display 10

- Sensitivity Adjust 10

- Day/Night Sensitivity Operation 11

- Drift Compensation 11

- Maintenance Alert 11

- Automatic Test Operation 12

- Type Code Supervision 12

- LED Control Operation 12

- Alarm Verification and Counter Operation 12

- Prealarm Operation (AWACS



)12

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Time Functions 13

- Real Time Clock Operation 13

- Time Control Command Operation 13

- Day/Night Sensitivity Adjust Operation 13

- Holiday Operation 13

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Coder Operation 14

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Presignal/PAS Operation 14

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Special System Timers 14

- Silence Inhibit Timer (0-300 Seconds) 14

- Auto Silence Timer (0, 600-900 Seconds) 14

- Alarm Verification Timer (0-60 Seconds) 15

- Waterflow Circuits Operation 15

- Disable/Enable Operation 15

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Style 6 and 7 Operation 16

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Read Status 16

- Read Status Entry 17

- Read Point 17

Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions 3

Operating Instructions

200CIRBD

123

654

ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PRS TUV WXY

Q Z

ENTER

IFC-200

ANALOG FIRE PANEL

ALL SYSTEMS NORMAL

12:00 FRI 12/24/93

AC POWER

FIRE ALARM

PRE-ALARM

WARNING

DET MOD

SUPERVISORY

ALARM

SILENCED

SYSTEM

TROUBLE

ACKNOWLEDGE

STEP

ALARM

SILENCE

SYSTEM RESET

DRILL

HOLD 2 SECONDS

Figure 1: The IFC-200 Membrane Switch Panel

The ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP key silences the piezo sounder and changes

all flashing conditions to steady. Only one press is necessary regardless of

the number of new alarms, troubles, or supervisory signals. If the piezo

was silenced, depressing the switch sends an ACKNOWLEDGE message

to the printer and history file.

ACKNOWLEDGE also automatically sends a special command to the

LCD-80 and ACS annunciators to silence their piezo.

If more than one event exists, ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP advances the

display to the next item and holds there for 20 seconds, or until the

ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP key is pressed again.

ALARM SILENCE performs all functions of ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP.

In addition, if an alarm exists, it turns off all silenceable circuits and

illuminates the ALARM SILENCE LED. It sends an “Alarm Silenced”

message to the printer and the history file.

A subsequent new alarm will resound the system.

Switch

Functions

Acknowledge/

Step

Alarm Silence

4 Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions

The IFC-200 waits for the DRILL switch to be held for two seconds

(to prevent accidental activation), then turns on all silenceable circuits

(all M510CJ modules/indicating appliance (bell) circuits that are

programmed Silenceable) and turns off the ALARM SILENCE LED. It

sends a Manual Evacuate message to the LCD display (shown

below), LCD-80, printer, and history file.

MANUAL EVACUATE

02:49P WED 07/08/93

SYSTEM RESET turns off all M510CJ modules and indicating appliance

(bell) circuits, breaks resettable power to 4-wire detectors, and sends an

All Systems Normal message to the LCD display, LCD-80, printer,

and history file. It also turns on all LEDs, piezo, and LCD display

segments as long as the SYSTEM RESET key is held, performing a lamp

test. Any alarm or trouble that exists after System Reset is performed will

resound the system.

The six LED indicators on the front panel operate as follows:

The green AC Power LED illuminates when 120 VAC power is applied to

the system.

The red Fire Alarm LED flashes when one or more alarms occur. It

illuminates steadily when ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP is pressed and turns

off when there are no longer any alarms on the system and RESET is

pressed.

The Yellow Prealarm Warning LED flashes when a prealarm threshold is

released. The LCD display indicates whether it is an alert or action

prealarm.

The yellow Supervisory LED flashes when one or more supervisory

conditions occur, such as a sprinkler valve tamper condition. It

illuminates steadily when ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP is pressed and turns

off when there are no longer any supervisory conditions on the system and

SYSTEM RESET is pressed. This indicator is used for security functions

in a combination fire/security protective signaling application. Refer to the

Combination Fire/Security Applications section of the IFC-200

Applications Technical Bulletin in this manual for more information.

Drill

System Reset

LED Indicators

AC Power

Fire Alarm

Prealarm

Warning

Supervisory

Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions 5

The yellow Alarm Silence LED illuminates after an alarm condition

occurs, and the ALARM SILENCE key is pressed or the auto silence timer

times out.. It turns off when DRILL or SYSTEM RESET are pressed.

The yellow System Trouble LED flashes when one or more troubles occur.

It illuminates steadily when ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP is pressed and turns

off when all trouble conditions are cleared. This LED also illuminates if

the microprocessor watchdog timer fails (CPU FAIL).

With no alarms or troubles in the system, the LCD display shows the All

Systems Normal message. A typical example appears below:

YOUR CUSTOM MESSAGE

HERE (40 CHARACTERS)

ALL SYSTEMS NORMAL

11:13A SAT 12/25/94

The IFC-200 performs the following functions at regular intervals when in

normal mode:

●Polls all SLC devices and the four indicating appliance (bell) circuits.

Checks for valid reply, alarms, troubles, etc.

●Checks for power supply troubles, and checks batteries every

10 seconds.

●Sends a supervisory query over the LCD-80 interface and verifies the

proper response.

●Refreshes the LCD and LCD-80 display and updates the time.

●Scans the keyboard for SYSTEM RESET or ENTER commands.

●Performs a detector auto test.

●Tests the memory.

With no alarms present, the detection of a trouble in the system causes the

piezo to sound, the System Trouble LED to flash, and the trouble relay to

activate. The following is a typical message that occurs on the LCD

display. The same message is sent to the LCD-80, printer, and history file.

TROUBL PULL STATION

WEST HALLWAY FLR 5

Z05 OPEN CIRCUIT

11:13A 12/25/94 M37

Where:

Alarm Silence

System Trouble

Normal

Operation

Trouble

Operation

6 Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions

The first line of the display lists the type of event (trouble) and the type of

device (pull station).

The second line is a 19 character custom descriptor for this device

location.

The third line is the first software zone to which it is assigned (Zone 5),

and the type of trouble that exists (open circuit).

The last line is the time (“A” is AM) and date, plus the point address. The

M37 SLC address means module number 37. If the device in trouble was

a detector at the same address, this field would show D37.

Pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP key performs a block acknowledge,

causing the piezo to silence and the System Trouble LED to light steadily

regardless of the number of troubles, alarms, and supervisory signals in the

system. When ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP is pressed, and at least one new

alarm or trouble exists in the system, the ACKNOWLEDGE message is

sent to the printer and history file.

If the trouble clears, either before or after ACKNOWLEDGE, a Clear

Trouble message is sent to the printer. For example:

CLR TB PULL STATION WEST HALLWAY FLR 5 Z05 OPEN

CIRCUIT 11:13A 12/25/94 M37

If all troubles clear and there are no supervisory or fire conditions in the

system, the system returns to normal operation status, and the All

Systems Normal message is sent to the LCD display, LCD-80,

history file, and printer. This trouble restore occurs even if the troubles

were never acknowledged (auto restore).

If ALARM SILENCE is pressed when only troubles exist, it will have the

same effect as pressing ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP. The ALARM

SILENCED LED does not illuminate unless there is also an alarm in the

system.

If multiple trouble conditions exist in the system, the LCD and LCD-80

display step through them automatically at a two second rate. If the

ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP key is pressed, the display stops on the present

item for one minute, or until the ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP key is pressed

again. As the ACKNOWLEDGE/STEP key is pressed, the IFC-200

displays events in the following order:

Alarms, in order of address

Supervisory conditions or Security alarms, in order of address

Troubles, in order of address

Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions 7

IFC-200 alarm operation is similar to trouble operation, but with the

following differences:

●The Piezo sounds steadily, not pulsed.

●The System Alarm LED flashes.

●The Display Status banner reads ALARM.

●The third line of the display is the label of the first zone.

●Alarms latch and are not allowed to clear.

●Alarms cause recalculation of all control-by-event statements.

●Timers (Silence Inhibit, Auto Silence) activate.

●Alarms activate the general alarm relay and zone Z00.

A typical alarm display appears below:

ALARM: PULL STATION

WEST HALLWAY FLR 5

FLR 05 MAIN BUILDING

11:14 12/25/94 M37

Supervisory operation is similar to alarm operation, but with the following

differences:

●The Piezo makes a warbling sound.

●The Supervisory LED flashes.

●The Display Status banner reads ACTIVE.

●Silenced alarms are not resounded.

●Timers are not started.

●The alarm relay is not activated (supervisory relay is activated).

A typical Supervisory event would display:

ACTIVE TAMPER

SPRINKLER VALVE 105

FLR 5 MAIN BUILDING

11:13A 12/25/94 M37

Alarm

Operation

Supervisory

Operation

8 Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions

Note that, like alarms, supervisory signals latch and may have their own

control-by-event. They do not cause resound of alarms or reactivation of

silenced alarm control-by-event statements. Supervisory circuits may also

have open circuit trouble, which operates just like any other trouble. If the

event is a security point activation, the Security LED operates in the same

manner as a supervisory event, but the LCD display shows a “Security”

type code. Refer to the Combination Fire/Security Applications section of

the IFC-200 Applications Technical Bulletin in this manual for further

information on security alarms.

Non-alarm points are monitor modules that activate the control-by-event

but do not activate the System Alarm LED or the piezo. These are

tracking points, and have three type codes:

●NON-FIRE--is ignored if there is a fire alarm in the system. Non-fire

codes do not send any message to the LCD, history file, printer, or

LCD-80. They are generally used for energy management or other

non-fire situations because their control-by-event statement can be

used to control output devices.

●HAZARD ALERT--sends the message to the LCD, history file,

printer, and LCD-80 (status is “ACTIVE”), and changes any coding

program for the four indicating appliance (bell) circuits to remain on

steadily. These points may be used for monitoring critical processes

or other hazardous situations, such as tornadoes.

●FIRE CONTROL--operates regardless of any fire condition, sending

messages to the LCD, history file, printer, and LCD-80. These codes

are generally used for air handler shutdown, and are intended to

override automatic fire functions.

The Trouble Monitor-type modules monitor remote power supplies or

other external equipment. Operation is similar to trouble operation but

with the following differences:

●The Display Status banner reads ACTIVE.

●The Type code reads TROUBLE MON.

●The modules latch.

●The modules may have control-by-event statements.

Non-Alarm

Point Operation

Trouble Monitor

Point Operation

Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions 9

Four-indicating appliance (bell) circuits have control-by-event statements

and trouble functions similar to M510CJ modules on the SLC loop.

Differences are:

●Addresses (last three digits in LCD field ) are B01, B02, B03 or B04.

●The default type code field is “BELL CIRCUIT.”

●Circuits may be used for the following coded functions (M510CJ

modules may not): March Time, California Code, Temporal, and

Two-stage.

Control-By-Events (CBE) in the IFC-200 are done through 99 software

zones. Each system point (detector, monitor module, control module, or

indicating appliance circuit) may list up to five zones in its program

information. A General alarm zone (Z00) may be listed for output

(control) points, but is not necessary to list for input points. Z00 is not

activated by non-alarm or supervisory points.

If any input device (detector or monitor module) becomes active, and it is

not disabled, it activates all software zones in its list. An output device

(M510CJ module or indicating appliance (bell) circuit) that is not disabled

is turned on if any of the software zones in its list are active. This is

basically an “or” functionality. Zones 90 through 99 are reserved for

special functions such as cross-zoning (see the IFC-200

Programming/Status Change Technical Bulletin in this manual).

Zones 91, 92, 93, and 94 are reserved for special releasing functions. This

allows for up to 4 simultaneous release operations. Each zone includes the

following:

Delay--is the programmed time from alarm activation of an initiating

device mapped to this zone, until activation of all output devices mapped

to this zone. If cross-zoning is selected, the delay timer starts when two or

more devices are in alarm. The timer XX values may be set from

0 seconds to 60 seconds. If Abort or Manual Release type M500MJ

modules are mapped to this zone they affect the timer operation as defined

below.

Abort--is the type of abort algorithm used by the zone. It may be one of

the following four types: ULI, IRI, NYC, or AHJ, defined as in Table 1.

Indicating

Appliance

Circuit

Operation

Control-By-

Event Operation

Releasing

Functions

10 Operating Instructions—IFC-200 Operating Instructions

Table 1: Algorithm Types

ULI IRI NYC AHJ

Standard UL-type delay

timer that continues to

count down to

activation of the control

devices (Release) upon

ABORT, and stops and

holds at 10 seconds

until release of the

ABORT switch. Upon

release of the ABORT

switch, the timer

resumes the

countdown at ten

seconds or at the

current time delay if the

timer is at a value

greater than ten

seconds.

IRI-type delay timer that

functions the same as

the UL-type timer with

the exception that the

ABORT will function only

if pressed and held

before second zone

goes into alarm.

NYC-type delay timer.

Pressing ABORT,

once at alarm exists,

changes timer value

to the time selected

plus 90 seconds.

The timer will not start

as long as the

ABORT switch is

held.

Local Jurisdiction

delay timer. Once

the timer has started,

pressing ABORT

restores timer to its

full time. The timer

will not start as long

as ABORT is held.

Release of the

ABORT switch

continues the

countdown, whereas

pressing ABORT

again will restore the

timer to its full value.

Note: Of the modes described above, only ULI and IRI comply with

UL Standard 864.

The abort timer will not operate when set for NO DELAY.

Cross--may be set Y (yes) or N (no). If yes, the start of the timer and

subsequent activation of release circuits will only occur if two or more

devices having the same zone number in their CBE are activated.

Soak--is used to automatically shut off the releasing solenoids several

minutes after the zone turns them on. It may be programmed for zero

(no soak timer), or 10 to 15 minutes. Use in NFPA 16 applications only.

See the Special Zone Change section of the IFC-200 Programming/Status

Change Technical Bulletin for details on programming Cross and Soak.

Refer to the Releasing Applications section of the IFC-200 Applications

Technical Bulletin in this manual for detailed information about releasing

applications.

The IFC-200 reads and displays analog information from its 99 analog

detectors. The LCD displays percent obscuration of light per foot (%/ft).

Alarm levels for the intelligent detectors may be manually set to one of

three within the UL obscuration range, 1.0%, 1.4%, or 3.0%; 1.0% being

the most sensitive and 3.0% the least sensitive.

Intelligent

Detector

Functions

Analog Display

Sensitivity Adjust

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