FIKE DETECTION & CONTROLS

COMMON PANEL ISSUES – RESOLUTION TIPS/REMINDERS

PURPOSE

INCREASE
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE
AND
AWARENESS OF TOOLS
TO SUPPORT FIKE PANELS
YOUR TRAINER
Kim Gruner

 Employed at Fike for 29 years

 Manager, Electrical Support
 NICET CET in Engineering Technology, Level 1 in Fire Alarm (old system)
 NFPA 72 Fundamentals rep. FSSA
 NFPA 3 Commissioning & 4 Integrated Testing representing Fike
THE TEAM
Chris Hanson
 Employed at Fike for 11 years
 NICET Level 1 in Fire Alarm

David Lugo
 Employed at Fike for 3 years
 Background in Computer Science
 Training & Support – Latin America

Bill Darby
 Employed at Fike for 11 years
 NICET Level 1 in Fire Alarm
OVERVIEW
Cheetah Xi / CyberCat
 Addressing devices
 Replacing Devices
 Disable/Enable Device
 Disable/Enable Zone
 Setting PreDischarge type operation
 Ground Fault diagnostics
 PHD tool

SHP Pro
 History review
 Configuration Dip switches
 Operation overview – SHP Pro Simulator
ADDRESSING DEVICES

5 Methods to Address a Device

1. 55-051 Infrared (IR) Tool
2. 10-2648 Handheld Programmer (or Panel)
3. Auto Address
4. C-Linx Assign Device Address
5. C-Linx Device Wizard

ADC06-002 Technical Bulletin

ADDRESSING DEVICES – METHOD 1

55-051 IR Tool
 Set Device Address
 Can communicate with other devices through one point
 Read Sensitivity ( & % dirty)
 Service Date (from panel date)
 Smokeless Walktest
 MUST ENABLE at Cheetah Xi panel (by loop)

55-051 Instructions (EA-CT Configuration Tool)

ADDRESSING DEVICES – METHOD 1
Address Device with IR Tool
 Turn ON IR Communications
 F6-IR COMM SELECT KEY DESELECT KEY

SCROLL UP KEY SCROLL DOWN KEY

 Press PWR button on IR Tool ESCAPE KEY ENTER KEY

 Aim at device and press SELECT

 Device LED will flash green/red 1
4
2
5
3
6

 ‘1. WRITE Loop/Adr’ – press ENTER POWER BUTTON 7 8

0
9

 Use up/dn arrow buttons to select Loop/Address PWR

 Use # buttons to enter Loop/Address

 Point IR Tool at device – press ENTER
 Device LED will flash red when received
 Remote will read ‘OK NEW Addr.set’
TIP: You can also connect devices directly to a 24VDC power source. Note, this
assumes the device has never been attached to a fire panel.

55-051 Instructions (EA-CT Configuration Tool)

ADDRESSING DEVICES – METHOD 2

10-2648 Hand Held Programmer

 Addresses new Eclipse devices
 Same operating code as the Panel
 Can be used as training / troubleshooting tool
 Powered with 2 each 9 Volt batteries (not supplied) or Plug
in AC adapter (recommended/included)
 Use Base for Sensors; provided BNC plug with alligator clips
for Modules
 Use USB A/B cable for configuring from C-Linx configuration
(ordered separately)

06-390 Manual
ADDRESSING DEVICES – METHOD 2
10-2648 Hand Held Programmer (or Panel)
 F1 – MAINT -> F2 – DEV ADR
 Step 1
 Set Loop and Address
 Press ENTER to store
 Step 2
 Attach device to programmer
 Step 3
 Display will indicate New Device
 Press ENTER to set loop/address
 Step 4
 Display will indicate process completion and
increment to next address

06-356-2 Cheetah Xi Operation and Maintenance Manual Rev 9 Page 6-4

ADDRESSING DEVICES – METHOD 3
Auto Address (MUST be a Loop 0 Address 0 device / NEW Device)

 Configuration Menu 5 -> Select F2 – AUTO A

 Automatically assigns loop & address to addressable devices
 Devices function as previously configured
 If new, out of box, devices function for Alarm in Zone 001
 Input devices CAUSE Alarm in Zone 001
 Output devices pre-configured to activate for Alarm in Zone 001
 Works great for sensor device(s) if installed in order of address desired
 For wired device, must control attachment to loop for ‘NEW DEVICE’ record

06-651 Cheetah Xi Programming Manual Rev 2 Page 4-51

ADDRESSING DEVICES – METHOD 4
C-Linx Assign Device Address

 View Panel Explorer (Wait for panel to be Found)

 Select Diagnostics
 Select Assign Device Address
 Panel will Reset
 List will populate
 Select Device
 Change Loop and/or Address
 Click Assign New Address

06-448 C-Linx Users Guide Page 16 & 45

ADDRESSING DEVICES – METHOD 5
C-Linx Device Addressing Wizard

 View Panel Explorer

 Select Diagnostics
 Select Device Addressing Wizard
 Select Panel configuration from Project Explorer
 Panel will Reset
 List will populate
 Follow wizard instructions

06-448 C-Linx Users Guide Page 45

REPLACING DEVICES
3 Methods to Replace a Device

1. Automated Sensor Replacement (Panel) – for Dirty sensor

2. Replace using Panel config copy (if available) – for damaged or Device
Issue
3. Replace using C-Linx – for damaged or Device issue
REPLACING DEVICES – METHOD 1
Automated Sensor Replacement (Panel)
 Use for Dirty sensor
 F5 – MAINT -> F3 – DEV RPL
 Step 1
 Enter Level 2 – 4 Password
 Enter Loop/Address for the Sensor
 Press ENTER
 Step 2 *****
 Panel will retrieve Sensor’s config
NOTE: Do not press any buttons while screen is
displayed.
Starting with V6.3 firmware….if copy of config is stored
in panel already, this screen may not show
 Step 3
 Remove Sensor and install new one
 Press ENTER
 Continued…
Manual 06-356-2 Cheetah Xi Operation Manual Rev 9 Page 6-5
REPLACING DEVICES – METHOD 1
Automated Sensor Replacement
 Step 4
 Panel sends config to Sensor
NOTE: Do not press any buttons while
screen is displayed.

 Step 5
 Panel displays COMPLETED
 Press ENTER to repeat sequence

NOTE: Panel will record DEVICE REPLACE OK in the event history upon a successful sensor replacement.
Panel will record DEVICE REPLACE FAIL in the event history upon any failure of the sensor replacement
process.

NOTE....THIS WORKS ONLY ON SENSORS....WILL NOT WORK ON MODULES, must be processed timely.
Manual 06-356-2 Cheetah Xi Operation Manual Rev 9 Page 6-5
REPLACING DEVICES – METHOD 2
Replace Device Using Panel Config Copy
 Step 1 – Address device (use tools noted previously)
 Step 2 – Replace the old device with new device
 Step 3 - Use Panel Device Config menu to WRITE config copy
from panel to device
 Enter Password, Press Escape
 Press F1 – CONFIG, F1- DEVICE, F1- ALARM FEATURES
 Press F2 – READ/WRITE/ENABLE/DISABLE – Press + until
screen displays WRITE. Press Enter.
 Panel will display WRITING, by sending config copy from
panel to new device and replace SN (or wait for
automated Reset) NOTE: If **WRITING** is not displayed,
 Test device fo the panel does not have the Config
 When WRITING is completed, Reset panelr proper Copy and must use Method 3
operation
Manual 06-651 Cheetah Xi Programming Manual Rev 2 Page 4-10
REPLACING DEVICES – METHOD 3
Replace Using C-Linx
 Step 1 – Address device (use method noted previously)
 Step 2 – Replace the old device with new device
 Step 3 – Erase old Device SN from panel memory
 F1-Config, F1-Device, F1-Alarm Features, F1-Enter to Delete
 Step 4 – Learn in the new Devise SN to supervise
 Escape a couple of times, F4 LEARN, + to LEARN NEW, Enter
 Step 3 – Send device configuration using C-Linx
 View PANEL EXPLORER
 LOGIN (Wait for Login to complete)
 Open Existing Saved Configuration with PROJECT EXPLORER
 Click on Device being replaced to HIGHLIGHT
 Click PC with Single Arrow to Send Configuration to Online
Panel

 Go to PANEL EXPLORER side and click PC with two arrows to

Update Configuration changes

Manual 06-448 C-Linx Users Guide Rev 0 Page 41 and 50

DISABLE/ENABLE DEVICE
Device Alarm Features
 F1 – CONFIG -> F1 – DEVICE -> F1 – ALARM FEATURES

Sensors & Inputs Modules Control & Relay Modules

Line A = Select Loop/Address to configure

Line B = Set device function of L-ADR and contact closure (if applicable)
NOTE: ‘d’ for disabled; ‘*’ reading/writing
Line C = Custom message that appears on Line B when an event for device L-ADR occurs
Line D = Zone or 1st priority row assignments for device L-ADR
F2 = READ/WRITE/DISABLE/ENABLE

Manual 06-651 Cheetah Xi Programming Manual Rev 2 Pages 4-10

DISABLE/ENABLE DEVICE
Device Alarm Features (Continued)
 Press F2 for READ/WRITE/ENABLE/DISABLE

 Press + until the 3rd line displays DISABLE DEVICE CONFIG

 Press ENTER. Wait for Disabling to complete.
 Device will report Device as DISABLED, Device LED flashes Yellow, Panel warbling Supervisory buzzer
 Reset for config change to take effect
When work is complete, Enable in same steps.

Manual 06-651 Cheetah Xi Programming Manual Rev 2 Pages 4-10

DISABLE/ENABLE ZONE
Zone Configuration
 F1 – CONFIG -> F6 – MENU 2 -> F5 – ZONE

Cybercat Cheetah Xi

 Move cursor under ENABLED, Toggle ENABLED to DISABLED with +/-

Line A = Enable/Disable outputs in selected zone
Line B = Set 20 character custom message for selected zone
Line C = Set selected zones Automatic Countdown time
Line D = Set selected zones Manual Countdown time
With Zone Disabled, Outputs in the individual Zone do not operate. Inputs Still operate.
All/Any Zone outputs still operate.
Manual 06-651 Cheetah Xi Programming Manual Rev 2 Pages 4-26
SETTING PREDISCHARGE TYPE OPERATION (CHEETAH XI ONLY)
Device Configuration
 F1 – CONFIG -> F1 – DEVICE -> F2 – RELEASE FEATURES

Cheetah Xi

Line A = Select Loop/Address of device to configure

Line B = Configure Pre-Discharge Type for device L-ADR
Line C = Countdown time to follow

NOTE: Only applies to input devices

Manual 06-651 Cheetah Xi Programming Manual Rev 2 Page 4-11

SETTING PREDISCHARGE TYPE OPERATION (CHEETAH XI ONLY)
C-Linx Device Configuration
Sensor Type devices Common Tab Monitor/Mini-Monitor Detection input

Manual 06-448 C-Linx User’s Guide Rev 0 Page 83

WIRING RELEASING DEVICES
 55-052 Release Control Module (Cheetah Xi only)
 Impulse Release Module (IRM) – Agent containers
 2.7K ohm EOL
6 IRMs max.

Manual 06-552 IRM Installation Instructions

IMPULSE VALVE OPERATOR(IVO)
 02-14782 Reset Tool
 After an activation, pull the red knob
back until you feel it click then secure
with the safety cotter pin.
 Remove supervisory current.
 Always use the 02-14782 Reset Tool.
The earlier version IVO/UVO reset tool
will not push the pin deep enough to
latch it.
 Use of an alternate reset tool is not
supported by Fike and may damage the
IVO/UVO

06-833 Reset Multi-tool Instructions

WIRING RELEASING DEVICES
 55-052 Release Control Module (Cheetah Xi only)
 12V Solenoid Operation - MicroMist or Dual Master CO2
 24V Solenoid Operation – CO2, ProInert UVO, Listed compatible
Solenoid from 06-186 Compatibility doc.

55-052 Installation Instructions

WIRING RELEASING DEVICES
 55-042 Supervised Control Module (CyberCat or Cheetah Xi)
 Sprinkler Solenoid or DuraQuench – See 06-186

55-042 Installation Instructions

WIRING RELEASING DEVICES
 10-2360 Solenoid Series Impedance
 REQUIRED when connecting a solenoid to the 55-042(047) SCM and RCM
 Provides appropriate supervision and operation
 Provides protection to panel and SCM/RCM when solenoid is de-energized
 See 06-186 for compatible solenoids

Manual 06-326 Page 3-36

GROUND FAULT DIAGNOSTICS
Panel Diagnostics
 F3 – DIAG -> F2 – VALU 1

(GF) Ground Fault; < = Level 1 GF, - = GF Level is transitioning, > = Level 2 GF
Low = 60K ohm or less between power ground and chassis ground
High = 1M ohm or less between Main power (27.6VDC) and chassis
(Level 1 <) Low = 0 – 84; Normal = 85 – 120; High = 121 – 255
(Level 2 >) Low = 0 – 189; Normal = 190 – 255

Press Enter to HOLD at one GF level.

* VALUES PRIOR TO Firmware Version 7.00
Resource Training class Video
Manual 06-356-2 Cheetah Xi Operation Manual Rev 9 Page 5-5 Introduction and Prework section
GROUND FAULT DIAGNOSTICS
Panel Diagnostics
 F3 – DIAG -> F2 – VALU 1

(GF) Ground Fault; < = Level 1 GF, > = Level 2 GF

Low = 60K ohm or less between power ground and chassis ground
High = 1M ohm or less between Main power (27.6VDC) and chassis
(Level 1 <) Normal = 0 – 130; High = 131 – 255 (Resets at 120) Only Tests for Ground Fault High
(Level 2 >) Low = 0 – 189; Normal = 190 – 255 (Resets at 210) Only Tests for Ground Fault Low

Press Enter to HOLD at one GF level.

* VALUES STARTING with Firmware Version 7.00

Manual 06-356-2 Cheetah Xi Operation Manual Rev 9 Page 5-5

OVERVIEW
Cheetah Xi / CyberCat
 Addressing devices
 Replacing Devices
 Disable/Enable Device
 Disable/Enable Zone
 Setting PreDischarge type operation
 Wiring Releasing devices
 Ground Fault diagnostics
 PHD tool

SHP Pro
 History review
 Configuration Dip switches
 Wiring Releasing Devices
 Operation overview – SHP Pro Simulator
SHP PRO HISTORY REVIEW
 Silence Switch - If held for 3 seconds, it will toggle
the information displayed by the Diagnostic LED
between current history, last twenty events, and
A/D conversion (Fike development use only).
 The SHP‐Pro’s Diagnostic LED allows you to view
the last twenty history events.

Note: Be ready with a piece of paper or computer

to have 20 spaces to enter codes. Write each down
until 20 characters have been displayed (display will
keep rotating around the loop). First event
displayed is the most recent; last event displayed is
the oldest.

Manual 06-297 Rev 6 pg 44

SHP PRO HISTORY REVIEW
Diagnostic LED Code Designators

Manual 06-297 Rev 6 pg 45

SHP PRO CONFIGURATION DIP SWITCHES
Operational Modes (10-2452-1) Determine Mode of Operation Required

 Application 1 (Manual 06-297, Page 46)

 Clean Agent Release ONLY
 Clean Agent Release by ARM OR Solenoid (Rev M and up)
 Application 2 (Manual 06-297, Page 47)
 Clean Agent Release AND Sprinkler Preaction
 Application 3 (Manual 06-297, Page 48)
 Preaction Sprinkler, Deluge
 Application 4 (Manual 06-297, Page 49)
 Industrial Solenoid (CO2, Watermist, Foam, Deluge)

Manual 06-297 Rev 6 pg 37

SHP PRO CONFIGURATION DIP SWITCHES
SW4 Configuration Switches
 Defines panel application and operating parameters
 Up = ON (1), Down = OFF (0)

S1

Manual 06-297 Rev 6 pg 37

SHP PRO CONFIGURATION DIP SWITCHES
SW4 Configuration Switches
SHP Pro SW4 DIP Matrix
SW4 0 = OFF Application 1 Application 2 Application 3 Application 4
Function
Position 1 = ON Clean Agent Clean Agent & Pre-Action Pre-Action Industrial
0/0 Clean Agent
0/1 Clean Agent & Pre-Action
S1 / S2 Application
1/0 Pre-Action
1/1 Industrial Solenoid Releasing
0 No AC Power Loss Delay, Trouble Relay Trip Immediate
S3 AC Power Delay
1 AC Power Loss Delay (2 hours)
0/0 Audible Option 1
0/1 Audible Option 2
S4 / S5 Audible Operation
1/0 Audible Option 3
1/1 Audible Option 4
0 Gentex Sync
S6 Audible Sync
1 System Sensor Sync
0/0 0 seconds N/A
Pre-Discharge 0/1 15 seconds 15 seconds
S7 / S8 Not Applicable
Delay 1/0 30 seconds 30 seconds
1/1 60 seconds 60 seconds
0/0 Abort - Type 1 Detect 1 activates SOL 0/0/0 Solenoid ON Continuous
Abort Type or 0/1 Abort - Type 2 Detect 2 activates SOL 0/0/1 Solenoid ON 5 minutes

S9 / S10 / S11
S9 / S10
Solenoid ON Time 1/0 Abort - Type 3 Det1 OR Det2 activates SOL 0/1/0 Solenoid ON 10 minutes
1/1 Abort - Type 4 Det1 AND Det2 activates SOL 0/1/1 Solenoid ON 15 minutes
0 Agent Release Module 0/0 Detector 1 activates SOL WF does not activate SOL 1/0/0 Solenoid ON 20 minutes
S11 / S12

S11 Activation Control

1 Solenoid 0/1 WF activates SOL WF activates SOL 1/0/1 Solenoid ON 30 minutes
1/0 Det1 OR WF activates SOL 1 / 1 / 0 Micromist - Machinery Space
1/1 Det1 AND WF activate SOL 1 / 1 / 1 Micromist - Turbine Generator
0 Sequential / SDR Sequential / SDR
S12 Detection Type
1 Cross Zone Cross Zone

Manual 06-297 Rev 6 pg 37

SHP PRO WIRING RELEASING DEVICES
P5 Terminal Block, Bottom Right (Maximum of 6 ARM/IRM, Single 24V valve
or 2@12V, see 06-186 Compatibility document

Manual 06-297, Rev 6 pg 34

SHP PRO OPERATION OVERVIEW – SHP PRO SIMULATOR
Fike Portal – Downloads SHP PRO Simulator (SHPPROSim.exe)
Uses Adobe Flash Player (must Enable/Allow)
SHP PRO OPERATION OVERVIEW – SHP PRO SIMULATOR
PANEL HELP & DIAGNOSTICS – PHD TOOL (HTTP://MY.FIKE.COM/FIRE/PHD)
PANEL HELP & DIAGNOSTICS – PHD TOOL
PANEL HELP & DIAGNOSTICS – PHD TOOL
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