Interactive Fire Alarm System

User Guide
Loop viewer tool, LoopViewer

Protecting life, environment and property...

P-ASAFE-LV/FE, Rev. A, 033105
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Table of Contents

1. Introduction.....................................................................3
1.1 About the Handbook ....................................................................3
1.2 The Reader .................................................................................3
1.3 Reference Documentation............................................................3

2. General Description ........................................................4

3. Setting up the System.....................................................6

3.1 Minimum PC-requirements ...........................................................6
3.2 Installing the Software..................................................................6
3.3 Installing the Hardware.................................................................7
3.3.1 Overview ...........................................................................7
3.3.2 Cable Connections Overview in Interface Unit WAS-2000.....8
3.3.3 Connecting the Loop Cable to the Loop Driver Module in
WAS-2000 .........................................................................9
3.3.4 Cable Connections to an AutroSafe Operating Panel ............10
3.4 Starting LoopViewer.....................................................................10

4. Operating the Tool ..........................................................11

4.1 Overview.....................................................................................11
4.2 The ”Topology” Window ...............................................................12
4.2.1 Select Loop Driver..............................................................13
4.2.2 The START Button ............................................................14
4.2.3 The STOP Button ...............................................................14
4.2.4 The Report Button ..............................................................15
4.2.5 Comfail Bargraph ...............................................................16
4.2.6 Status Bar..........................................................................16
4.2.7 Static Loop Unit Information ................................................16
4.2.8 Notifications Button.............................................................17

5. List of Symbols ...............................................................18

6. Examples of Special Topologies....................................19

6.1 Example 1: Break in Loop Wiring ..................................................19
6.2 Ex. 2: Multiple Branch-off (Star-connection)...................................20
6.3 Ex. 3: Inadequate Interpretation of Loop Topology .........................21

7. Reader’s Comments........................................................25

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1. Introduction

1.1 About the Handbook

This handbook is intended to provide all necessary information for the
operation of the loop viewer tool, LoopViewer .

1.2 The Reader

The handbook is intended to be used by Autronica Fire and Security
service and technical personnel who are responsible for the
installation and verification of detection loops.

1.3 Reference Documentation

In addition to this manual, Autronica Fire and Security offers the
following documentation:

Handbook Item Number

System Specification P-ASAFE/XE
Installation Handbook, Fire Alarm Control Panel (BS-310/320) / Controller (BC-320) P-ASAFE-FA/DE
Installation Handbook, Operator Panel (BS-330) P-ASAFE-OP/DE
Installation Handbook, Repeater Panel (BU-320) / Information Panel (BV-320) P-ASAFE-RI/DE
Installation Handbook, Battery Cabinet (SY-310) P-ASAFE-BC/DE
Commissioning Handbook P-ASAFE/EE
Operator’s Handbook, Fire Alarm Control Panel (BS-310/320) / Operator Panel (BS-330) P-ASAFE-FO/FE
Operator's Handbook, Repeater Panel (BU-320) P-ASAFE-FB/FE
Operator's Handbook, Information Panel (BV-320) P-ASAFE-IN/FE
Shortform User Guide P-ASAFE-SH/LE
Shortform Configuration Guide (for the AutroSafe Demo Board) P-ASAFE-SH/VE
Wall Chart P-ASAFE-WE/LX
Wall Chart P-ASAFE-CH/LX
Menu Structure P-ASAFE/MX
User Guide, Loop Simulator Tool P-ASAFE-LS/FE
User Guide, Loop Calculator Tool P-ASAFE-LC/FE
User Guide, Merge Tool P-ASAFE-MT/FE
User Guide, Power Calculator Sheet P-ASAFE-PC/FE

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2. General Description
The LoopViewer is a PC-based installation and marketing tool,
running under Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP. The LoopViewer
includes the following main features:

• Graphical TOPOLOGY view of all loop units in one loop. Presents

loop with branch off (1 level), loop break position, loop short-circuit
postion, and individual graphical symbols for all AutroSafe loop
units.
• Measuring facilities for finding a loops total resistance, current
consumption and voltage drop.
• Possibility to find breaks in loop wire, both in positive and negative
wire.
• Possibility to make loop files for import to the Configuration Tool.

The LoopViewer can be run when connected directly to an AutroSafe

operating panel (Fire Alarm Control Panel BS-310/320, BC-320), or
standalone connected to the loop by means of an external interface
unit, WAS-2000, available from Autronica Fire and Security AS.

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3. Setting up the System

3.1 Minimum PC-requirements

• Intel 486 DX 100MHz or higher
• Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP
• Serial COM-port (COM1 to COM4)
• 32Mb of RAM is recommended
• Monitor with resolution of 1024 x 768 HiColor (16 bit ), is
recommended
• Mouse or other pointing device

3.2 Installing the Software

The software consists of only one single file: LoopViewer.exe.

• Copy this file to any folder/directory you want.

• Create a “shortcut” to this file by dragging the file from windows
explorer to your desktop. An icon with some building will appear on
your desktop if success.
• Make sure your computer monitor is setup with a resolution of
1024x768 HiColor (16 bit).

• To start LoopViewer, double-click the icon.

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3.3 Installing the Hardware

3.3.1 Overview
The LoopViewer can be run when connected to an AutroSafe
operating panel (Fire Alarm Control Panel BS-310/320, BC-320), or
standalone connected to the loop with an external interface unit.

One of the serial ports on the computer must be connected to the

Communication Module (BSL-310) in the operating panel or to an
external interface unit (both alternatives are shown below).

The external Interface Unit WAS-2000 consists of 1 Power Module

BSS-310, 1 Communication Module BSL-310, and 1 Loop Driver
Module BSD-310 (batteries and charger unit also included). These
modules are always included in an operating panel.

If connection to the loop is through the WAS-2000 it will be the only

loop available. If connection is through a panel, the loop driver
modules BSD-310 / BSD-311 may be selected from the LoopViewer
program. Default selection will be to the first loop driver module.

Loop Driver Module in Fire Alarm

Control Panel BS-310/320

I/O Unit Manual Call Point

ALARM Detector BN- 320
BRANNALARM

Tilpasningsenhet
KNUS GLASSET
FIRE ALARM TRYKK HER PRESS HERE
Interface unit BREAK GLASS

Nr.

No.

General Alarm
Fire Ext Activated
Silence Buzzer
Fire Vent Activated
Silence Sounders
Fire Brigade Msg More Alarms

Power Reset
BN- 320
BRANNALARM

Tilpasningsenhet

FIRE ALARM
Prewarning
1 2 3 Interface unit

Early Warning Nr.

Fault 4 5 6 No.

System Fault
7 8 9
Function Disabled
Test C 0

Self Verify

WAS-2000

I/O Unit Manual Call Point

Detector BN- 320
BRANNALARM

Tilpasningsenhet
KNUS GLASSET
FIRE ALARM TRYKK HER PRESS HERE
Interface unit BREAK GLASS

Nr.

No.

BN- 320
BRANNALARM

Tilpasningsenhet

FIRE ALARM
Interface unit

Nr.

No.

220V AC

For detailed information on cable connections, consult the following

chapters.

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3.3.2 Cable Connections Overview in Interface Unit WAS-2000

Consult the drawing below, and do the following:
• Available with the WAS-2000 there is a ribbon cable XJA-027 with
a 9-pin Dsub and a ribbon cable connector.
• Connect the 9-pin Dsub connector to one of the serial ports (COM1
or COM4) on your computer and the flat ribbon connector to the
BSL-310 communication module in the WAS-2000.
• Connect the WAS-2000 Interface unit to the 220V AC mains outlet.

Note:
If a battery is installed, it must be disconnected when not in use, to
avoid discharge.

Mains 220VAC
BSS-310 BSL-310 BSD-310 / BSD-311
+ 24 V -
BATTERY
(*optional)

Al_Com
24VDC +Ø Ø +
POWER +Ø Ø - out
SUPPLY - Ø Cable Ø Detector loop
- Ø to PC Ø +
Com- Ø - in
(fuse inside) port Ø
**

24VDC

BSD-310
Detector
1
+
3 3
24V DC Out
1 2 1 2
2
-
3
+
4 3
In 2 1
5
-

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3.3.3 Connecting the Loop Cable to the Loop Driver Module in WAS-2000

Screw Terminal no. Signal

on Loop Driver Module
BSD-310
1 OUT +
2 OUT -
3 CHASSIS
4 IN +
5 IN -
6 CHASSIS

The Loop Module BSD-310 / BSD-311 must be connected to the loop

you want to communicate with.

Input

BSD-310
Detector
1
+ Output
3 3
24V DC Out
1 2 1 2
2
-
3
+
4 3
1 - IN
In
5
2 1
2 - OUT
-
3 + COMMON
6 4 - LED

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3.3.4 Cable Connections to an AutroSafe Operating Panel

If the LoopViewer is to be connected to the Communication Module
BSL-310 inside an operating panel, a flat ribbon cable XJA-027 must
be used.(Available from Autronica Fire and Security AS.) A 9-pin Dsub
connector for the COM-port on your computer, and a ribbon cable
connector for the panel. The ribbon cable that is already connected to
the Communication Module BSL-310 inside the panel, must be
disconnected (see figure) before the other end of the cable from the
computer can be connected.

Note:
To avoid activating the internal buzzer when disconnecting the ribbon
cable from the Communication Module BSL-310, turn the power OFF
before disconnecting the ribbon cable. When you have connected the
external ribbon cable from the computer, turn the power ON.

All power connections to the Power Module BSS-310 are already

done. The Loop Driver Modules BSD-310 / BSD-311 are already
connected to the loops.

3.4 Starting LoopViewer

• Start the LoopViewer by double clicking at the shortcut you made

in chapter 3.2

You will be asked which serial port to use (COM1 to COM4), and then
the software is running.

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4. Operating the Tool

4.1 Overview
The LoopViewer starts by asking you for the COM-port to which the
XJA-027 cable has been connected.

Select the COM-port and then the OK button.

The LoopViewer will then check for a correct connection to a BSL-310

in a WAS-2000 or inside a panel and show this window for a few
seconds:

Then the LoopViewer will automatically open the Topology window as

shown below.
If you do not see this AutroSafe logo you probably do not have a
correct connection from your computer to the BSL-310
Communication Module. If the XJA-027 cable seems to be OK, you
also have to check that the COM-port selected is the one where the
XJA-027 cable is physically connected. One other possibility is that
the WAS-2000 or the panel has not been powered up.

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4.2 The ”Topology” Window

The Topology window is the window that will give you access to all
functions and will show a graphical view of the AutroSafe loop. You
will need to do a ‘Topology scan’ before the other functions are
available. HIT

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4.2.1 Select Loop Driver

The Select Loop Driver button allows you to select the loop driver
module (BSD-310 / BSD-311) for the loop to be looked at. By default,
loop driver 1 (LD1) is selected, but the user can select any other
module. Only loop drivers of the type BSD-310 or BSD-311 will be
correctly handled by the LoopViewer although all modules found will
be shown in the Select Loop Driver window.

Pressing the Search Loop Drivers button forces the LoopViewer to

find all loop drivers.

If there are several loop drivers or other modules available, the user
must select the one to which the actual loop is connected.

When pressing the START button (see next chapter) a graphical

presentation of the selected module will appear. The examples below
show two different presentations.

Example: Communication Module BSL-310 has

been selected

Example: A Loop Driver BSD-

310 has been selected

As shown in the example, the LoopViewer is not able to

present the topology for the modules BSL/BSB/BSJ-310.

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4.2.2 The START Button

Pressing the START button tells LoopViewer to find all points

connected to the selected loop driver, and present them graphically in
a correct electrical sequence. Points will be presented with unique
symbols for each type, and with important information such as
Production Number (PN), and the Loop Sequence Index (LSI). In case
of illegal topologies, like multiple branch-off and loop break, these will
be presented with self-explaining symbols. For a complete list of
symbols available, see chapter 5.

As long the LoopViewer is searching for new

points on the loop, a flashlight will sweep across
the screen, and the START button will change to a
STOP button.

Each time the LoopViewer finds something irregular, it will beep, and
in some cases terminate the topology scan with an error message.
When topology is completed, the LoopViewer tests for break in the
positive wire. If there is a break, the position can be located
automatically. This will take less than 20 seconds.

4.2.3 The STOP Button

Pressing the STOP button, forces the LoopViewer to stop the topology
scan which has been started. When this button is pressed, topology
presented on screen may be incorrect. Pressing START again will
clear all points and start powering up from the beginning.

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4.2.4 The Report Button

Pressing the Report button allows you to generate a report for the
selected loop. The report provides useful information, as shown on the
report example below.

It is possible to sort by Loop Sequence Indexes (LSI) or by type.

Clicking the "Make Configuration" button, allows you to generate a

CSV file, which the AutroSafe Configuration Tool can import and
convert to AutroConfig format. This means you can tell the
configuration tool what is on the loop, and let the configuration tool
generate the configuration for this loop.

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4.2.5 Comfail Bargraph

The Comfail status field presents the number of
ALCOM communication failures per time unit. The
default sample period is 5 seconds.

4.2.6 Status Bar

A status bar at the bottom of the screen gives the following
information:

LoopViewer status Points: Earth States the chosen

Gives the status of the LoopViewer at The total failure on Loop Driver module.
the moment, and tells if input is number of + and -
expected from the user. points is wire
shown. (if present).

4.2.7 Static Loop Unit Information

When pointing on a loop unit in the topology window, a hand symbol
will appear, and static information related to this unit will be shown in
the field to the right.

Static Information

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4.2.8 Notifications Button

The LoopViewer Notification Log is a popup window where all
important messages / notifications from AutroSafe components will
appear. The log will contain time stamps, and the log may be copied
and pasted into text editors for documentation or storing.

The Notification log (separate window that describes received events)

will for this version not be set in front (as the selected window) every
time the LoopViewer receives an event. So if you close the window it
may not appear by it self on the next event. It can then be displayed
by pushing the “Notification” button.

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5. List of Symbols
List of all known symbols presented in topology window

Loop driver (P0)

Heat detector (BD-200/300/500)

Optical smoke detector (BH-200/300/500)

Multisensor (smoke&heat) detector (BH-

220/320/520)

Manual callpoint (BF-200/300/500)

Addressable sounder (BBR-200, BBR-110)

Input / Output unit (BN-300,BN-310,BN-320,BN-

201)

Topology ERROR

Probably caused by multiple branch-off, which is

illegal. By double-clicking this symbol, a list of the
points causing the branch will appear.

Loop Break

Indicates a break in the loop wire at indicated

position

Loop Short-circuit

Indicates a short-circuit on the loop wire.

Loop Communication Error

Indicates a communication error.

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6. Examples of Special Topologies

6.1 Example 1: Break in Loop Wiring

In this example, the LoopViewer couldn’t find the ‘IN’ side of the Loop
driver, when powering up from the ‘OUT’ side. Since it can’t be known
which of the points LSI-4 or LSI-3.1 is the main loop, and which is the
branch, the LoopViewer presents a break symbol after both. The
LoopViewer will then power up the loop from the ‘IN’ side, and find the
points on the other side of the break. Note that if there is more than
one break in the main loop, there may be several points missing in the
loop topology presentation.

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6.2 Ex. 2: Multiple Branch-off (Star-connection)

In this example, the LoopViewer has given a warning between LSI 19
and 21. This is to indicate that when closing LSI 19’s switch, more
than 2 new points where powered up. The LoopViewer cannot present
more than 3 points in a star-connection, and since more than 1
branch-off is illegal in an AutroSafe system, this warning is given.

So in this case, LSI-21, LSI-19.1 and LSI-20.1 are connected to the

same point, LSI-19. A possible solution to this problem, would be to
connect branch 19.1 to 19.2 between the manual callpoint (LSI18) and
the Multisensor (LS19).

Note that the LoopViewer cannot present more than 3 points in a star-
connection. If there were more than LSI-21, LSI-19.1 and LSI-20
connected to LSI-19, these additional would not be presented in the
topology window.

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6.3 Ex. 3: Inadequate Interpretation of Loop Topology

In certain situations, The LoopViewer may not give a totally correct
presentation of the loop topology. Several factors may affect the
interpretation of the loop topology, for example, whether a point
belongs to the main loop or a branch-off, which point is registered first
during power up, if there is an illegal branch-off, etc.

In this example, the LoopViewer informs you that there is one multiple
branch-off, and that there is a break in the loop wire. Note that this is
actually not the fact, but a result of how the program may interpret the
loop in such a situation.

When more than one point powers up at the same time, the
LoopViewer has to guess which one belongs to the ‘main loop’, and
which one is a branch off.

If the LoopViewer comes to a break in the loop wire, it will swap the
last assumption (main loop and branch-off), and continue. But if the
LoopViewer makes a bad guess, and the branch chosen to be the
main loop contains a new branch-off (illegal), the LoopViewer has
problems.

Then the last assumption is verified to be true, and the topology

presented will be difficult to understand. The presentation is not
wrong, but it may be very inadequate.

In the example above, the LoopViewer guesses that LSI-2 is on the

main loop, and LSI-1.1 is the branch off. This is actually not true, LSI-
1.1 is the main loop.

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Normally, the LoopViewer will find out that it has made a mistake, and
switch the last guess made. In this example, however, the LoopViewer
meets a branch after LSI-2, and since a branch in a branch-off is
illegal, it assumes that this is still on the main loop, and that the last
guess (LSI-2) was correct. But as it can’t find more points on what it
thinks is the main loop, it assumes the loop has a break at this point.

So because of the illegal branch LSI-2.1, the LoopViewer is mislead to

believe it is still on the main loop.

As the assumed branch 1.1 is powered up, two points get powered up
at the same time at the end of the branch. This is illegal (no branch-off
in branch-off’s), so the LoopViewer has to place a warning symbol
there, and stop presenting the rest of the branch.

The two points where actually the last point in what should have been
the main loop, and the ‘IN’ side of the loop driver (closed loop).

Below, the correct topology is presented, as the LoopViewer would

have presented it if it hadn’t guessed wrong in the case of LSI-2, or if
the illegal multiple branch-off didn’t affect the presentation.

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