Honeywell NOTIFIER INSPIRE E10 Operating Instructions Manual
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- Page 1 INSPIRE E10/E15 Fire Alarm Control panels Operating Instructions...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Test System Viewing the Event Logs Conventions Time and date settings Abbreviations Language And Country Settings Introduction Day/Night MODE Settings Display and controls System Information Touch screen display Log In and Out Panel Buzzer Update LED indicators and PUSH Button Controls Buzzer Settings Touch Screen buttons, icons and symbols Enable Commissioning Mode... -
Page 3: Conventions
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions CONVENTIONS ABBREVIATIONS Where appropriate, in this manual there are advisory Control and Indicating Equipment notes, warnings and cautions to remind you to consider Central Processing Unit safety at all times. Smaller size Notifier panel Larger size Notifier panel This symbol precedes a note that FARE... -
Page 4: Introduction
INTRODUCTION PANEL BUZZER The purpose of this manual is to explain how to use the INSPIRE E10/E15 Fire Alarm Control panel’s - Control and Indicating Equipment CIE (hereafter also referred to as the ‘panel’ or ‘control panel’). It documents how to use the built-in touch screen and push button This internal panel buzzer provides an audible alert to controls to access various functions and/or carry out... -
Page 5: Led Indicators And Push Button Controls
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions LED INDICATORS AND PUSH BUTTON CONTROLS There are 7 status LED indicators provided on the panel fascia and there are 3 push buttons for event conditions. Condition / Description FIRE Control Colour FIRE A fire condition has been detected. -
Page 6: Touch Screen Buttons, Icons And Symbols
TOUCH SCREEN BUTTONS, ICONS AND SYMBOLS Essential and Emergency Controls Description Pressing the ‘RESET’ touch screen button or the push button will reset the panel to return it to normal Reset condition after an event. Pressing the ‘Silence/Resound’ touch screen or the Silence/Resound panel push button will silence all Alarm sounders. - Page 7 INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions Event Symbols Description This indication shows there are a few active Fire events. In this example the number signifies there are 4 active Zone Fires. By selecting this icon you can view active Zones in fire.
- Page 8 Alarm Devices Description status This ‘Activated’ indication is given when Alarm Devices in the system are activated. This ‘Fault’ indication is given when Alarm Devices in the system are faulty. This ‘Disabled’ indication is given when Alarm devices in the system are disabled. This is a delayed status indication that appears with delayed operation of Alarm Devices.
- Page 9 INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions Fire Protection equipment status Description This ‘Activated' indication is given when the Fire protection equipment activation has happened. This 'Actuated' indication is given as a feedback that the Fire Protection activation action was successfully deployed. This 'Fault' indication is given when Fire protection equipment or the transmission path is faulty.
- Page 10 Event Description Symbols This is a fire symbol that accompanies active and historic fire events. This is a fault symbol that accompanies active and historic fault events. This is a disablement symbol that accompanies active and historic disablement events. This is a test symbol that accompanies active and historic test events. This four square icon with a blue dot on the top right indicates there is an active technical alarm.
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Page 11: License Not Found
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions Selecting this button takes you to the previous screen. Selecting this button exits the menu. Selecting this icon will return the display to a home page, which may be a default SAFE (Normal) page or an event page such as Fire, Fault, Disablement or Test condition. By clicking on a box or radio button it will toggle between selected and deselected. -
Page 12: Normal Safe Condition
NORMAL SAFE CONDITION Date & Time Panel and Access Level LED indication of panel / system status. Physical Push buttons - Essential controls. FIRE FAULT FAULT System Condition SYSTEM FAULT Toggle between Day Mode and Night Mode ... - Page 13 INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions Condition and Function Status If you navigate away from an Event page then the Condition and Function Status will remain. For example this may be the case if the menu icon is accessed to view historic events or enter the Enable/Disable controls. Condition / Description ...
- Page 14 Day or Night Mode operation This is a Toggle function, if configured for your system, will allow a change between Day Mode and Night Mode. The Day Mode is made active on preselected days of the week over preselected time period. Outside the Day Mode the Night mode is automatically made active.
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Page 15: Password Entry To Controls
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions PASSWORD ENTRY TO CONTROLS Many of the touch screen control buttons and physical push buttons control require password entry. Each on-site authorised user will have a unique PIN configured by the service organisation to access controls at the Control panel. -
Page 16: Change Access Level 2 Password
Panel Buzzer CHANGE ACCESS LEVEL 2 PASSWORD Select the Menu icon log in with your Access level 2 It is recommended the persons responsible for the system should change password. the Access Level 2 factory set password to a unique password, between 6 and 8 digits Select the ‘Password change’... -
Page 17: Fire Condition
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions FIRE CONDITION select SILENCE-RESOUND button to silence Alarms When one or more fire events occur, the screen turns red, the first zone in alarm and the time the zone went into the fire When the devices responsible for the ... -
Page 18: Evacuate Button
Evacuate Button EVACUATE BUTTON Any outputs are programmed to operate immediately including sounder devices are automatically activated. This touch screen 'Evacuate' button Select Show All button to view details of all active is not VdS approved. Normally hidden, Zone fire events. this button is configured during Log Book Entry commissioning to appear on the... - Page 19 INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions FIRE LIST VIEW Select ‘Show All’ in the active Fire screen and then List view tab. The list shows further information of Zones in fire. Each Zone can be expanded further by selecting the down arrow icon to show details of device that has detected the fire event.
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Page 20: Enable / Disable Zones
Enable / Disable Zones ENABLE / DISABLE ZONES How to Enable / Disable Zone(s) You can selectively disable or enable Zone(s) using the Select the Menu icon and log in with your ‘Group by: Zones’ view. Also you can enable or disable Access level 2 password. -
Page 21: Enable / Disable Devices By Detection Zone
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions How to Enable / Disable Device(s) in ENABLE / DISABLE DEVICES BY a Zone DETECTION ZONE Select the Menu icon and log in with You can selectively disable and enable devices in Detection your Access level 2 password. -
Page 22: Enable / Disable Devices On A Loop
Enable / Disable Devices on a Loop How to Enable / Disable Device(s) ENABLE / DISABLE DEVICES ON A LOOP Select the Menu icon and log in with your You can selectively disable or enable Device(s) on a Loop Access level 2 password. -
Page 23: Fault Warnings Condition
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions FAULT WARNINGS CONDITION What do I need to do? All active Fault Warnings events will appear on the display and To silence the panel buzzer sound, can also be listed by selecting the active Fault summary icon select the ‘MUTE BUZZER’... -
Page 24: Disablement Condition
Disablement condition DISABLEMENT CONDITION What do I need to do? All active Disablement events will appear on the display Where there are many active disablement events with the panels Disablement LED lit. The Disablement listed, then use the Search facility and enter events can also be listed by selecting the active a search term to locate the exact event(s) of... -
Page 25: Technical Alarms
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions TECHNICAL ALARMS A Technical Alarm is generated when a configured input from fire alarm interface becomes active as a result of a fault from Air Conditioning Systems in the buildings, Elevators, Heating and Cooling systems and any technical equipment in the building to notify Responsible persons or warn the general public if there is a risk or hazard. -
Page 26: Test System
Test System TEST SYSTEM The detectors in the system can be tested on a zone by zone basis without affecting Outputs, like the Alarm Devices, Voice Alarms and Fire Brigade link. Perform system tests ... - Page 27 INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions How to put a detection Zone in test Select the Menu icon and select ‘Test System’ and then log in with your Access level 2 password. Select the ‘Test Type’ tab and then select ‘Test Mode - Detection Test’...
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Page 28: Viewing The Event Logs
Viewing the Event Logs How to filter and view events VIEWING THE EVENT LOGS Select the Menu icon and select ‘Event The system events of Fire, Fault, Disablement and Test are History’ and log in with your Access level 2 logged at the panel and can be recalled and viewed. -
Page 29: Time And Date Settings
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions TIME AND DATE SETTINGS Once an adjustment is made to the time and date at one panel in a The time and date settings can be adjusted at a panel. network of panels, the other panels ... -
Page 30: Language And Country Settings
Language And Country Settings How to select the Language LANGUAGE AND COUNTRY SETTINGS This is an Access level 3 feature which is The language setting allow selection of those documented here for information only. languages enabled by the country code commissioned to the panel. -
Page 31: Day/Night Mode Settings
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions How to switch between Delay/Normal DAY/NIGHT MODE SETTINGS modes for Day/Night operation You can switch the DAY Mode to Night Mode and the reverse switch Night Mode to Day Mode, if this feature is Select the Menu icon , select ‘Settings’... -
Page 32: System Information
System Information How to view system information? SYSTEM INFORMATION Select the Menu icon and select This is a display of panel identification and the modules that are fitted ‘System Information’ and then within the enclosure, the slot location of each module along with log in with Access level 2 password software version and serial number. - Page 33 INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions How to view events associated with loop devices Select the Menu icon and select 'System Information’ and then log in with Access level 2 password Select the down-arrow of the Loop Module of interest.
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Page 34: Log In And Out
Log In and Out How to Log-In as another level User? LOG IN AND OUT Select the Menu icon You can log in as access level 2 user, using a password. Use the factory set password ‘22222222’ or a unique password ... -
Page 35: Update
INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions UPDATE The 'Update' firmware feature is used by Commissioning Engineer to update the Control panel firmware. This feature is mentioned here for information only, as it is not accessible using Access Level 2 password. BUZZER SETTINGS The 'Buzzer Settings' is located under 'Settings' and is used by Commissioning Engineer. - Page 37 INSPIRE E10/E15 Control Panels - Operating instructions...
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