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Planungsbüro + Service: Esteraustr. 10, 56379 Holzappel Tel.: 0 64 39 / 90 19 90 Fax.: 0 64 39 / 90 19 91 E-Mail: u.ramakers@umsitec.de Entwicklung + Fertigung + Service: Heerweg 15 D, 73770 Denkendorf Tel.: 07 11 / 34 14-159 Fax.: 07 11 / 34 14-047 E-Mail: info@umsitec.de OPERATION MANUAL CO-BUS-Control-Unit CCZ 4500B CO-CONTROL-ZENTRALE CCZ 4500 B B 100 CO 150 ppm A3 MW1 100 MW 50 ZONE 1 ZONE ZONE 3 ZONE 4 Fail 3 Fail 3 Fail 3 Fail 3 Concentration display Power Function Alarm display ESC ENTER Alarm 3 Alarm Failure Service Alarm Reset B+ A- A+ B- Menu IMPORTANT! The device may only be operated if this operating instruction has been understood and is applied. The annex "Safety Instructions for the Installation Company and the User" is to be observed absolutely! Liability for Function or Damages The liability for the function of this device is handed over to the owner or operator, if the device is improperly maintained or repaired of persons who do not belong to the service of the manufacturer, or if the handling is not conforming to its intended use. For damage caused by failure to comply with the above instructions, the manufacturer is not liable. Device Maintenance The device is subject to regular inspections executed by qualified technical personnel. The maintenance interval depends on the sensors connected and additionally is required by law. It is recommended to conclude a service contract in order to keep to the regular maintenance interval.

CONTENTS IMPORTANT! 1 Application... 3 Device Design... 3 Switching thresholds... 3 Device Fault Alarm... 3 Mains failure alarm blocking... 3 Sensor Connection... 3 Relay Outputs... 3 Air extraction... 4 Ventilator system... 4 Service connector RS 3 C / USB... 4 LCD-Display... 4 Start-Up... 4 Maintenance... 4 Placing out of Service... 4 Function for the facility manager... 5 Service functions... 6 Maintenance... 7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8

Application The device serves acquisition or measurement and evaluation of carbon monoxide concentration or other gases control of countermeasures, f. ex. ventilation, disconnection of aggregates warning in case of dangerous concentrations. The device corresponds to the regulations of VDI 053 and is suitable for the employment in basement garages. Device Design CCS CO-Control-Unit with BUS-Technology robust RS 485-Topologie up to 10 sensors directly connectable up to 500 sensors by use of sub system units monitoring several gases (e.g. CO, NO, LPG) 8 Bus wires/unit each with up to 50 sensors / 500m 5 alarm levels average timer fits the requirements of the hessian statutory technical order for car parks LCD-Display for current readings and averages, device failure indication and parameter settings LED zone alarm display LED collective alarm display up to 4 zone-relays output modules included on order as well as a collective alarm output module for signaling to building control system 8 digital inputs for horn /alarm reset/ ventilation etc. extentionable with sub system units or input resp. output modules visualization of the measurement points / building plans for expansion or GLT-PC TFT display about RS485/USB/LAN in preparation Data logging on chip-cards or PC in preparation Gateways for LON, Profibus etc. in preparation Switching thresholds The device can monitor the readings of the measuring points connected to 5 thresholds. The thresholds may be dependent on both directly from the measured value as well as two different mean values. Every threshold triggers one or more alarm level. When an alarm is triggered, dedicated LED light up and the dedicated relay is activated. The determination of measuring parameters and switching thresholds for the individual measuring points as well as the allocation of output relays for alarm signals are to be set via easily operated parameterization software. The parameters set can be read from the test certificate or they can be printed out via laptop or PC with serial interface RS 3 and a printer. Individual alarm signals can continue to be enabled, after discontinuation of the basic cause. This is the case, if a temporal after-running has been programmed for the alarm level, f. ex. to provide for sufficient ventilation or minimum ventilator running time. If necessary, individual alarm levels of particular measuring points can be programmed self-storing, so that they are reset not until the alarm Reset Key is activated. A reset of stored sensor alarms is only possible after the alarm cause is eliminated. Otherwise the alarm resets passing through automatically after signal is a signal hysteresis (at least 3 digits) and the alarm reason is eliminated. Device Fault Alarm After 10 seconds a device fault alarm is issued on the following conditions: mains failure (without USV instantaneously) after cold start until 1 minute after mains recuperation blown fuse device damage drop of distribution voltage of the sensors (< 1 V) interruption/short circuit of sensor feeder malfunction of the software loss of parameter settings disabling the main alarm manually by pressing the alarm reset key In case of malfunction, the contacts are closing 11 and 14 of the device fault alarm relay (relay GSM); contact 1 will be separated from contact 11. The Ready-LED is deactivated and a device malfunction LED flashes. A plain text appears on the LCD display. Malfunctions marked with (*) can be programmed to cause alarm levels, so Sensor faults cause ventilation in the corresponding alarm zone. Defects of the main unit cause ventilation in all alarm zones. Malfunctions not marked with (*) can only cause ventilation when the control wire is connected through the fault relay (GSM). Sensor malfunction: When a yellow zone fault indication LED (fail) lights up, minimal one sensor is defective. Push the ENTER-key to read more info about the malfunction oft the selected sensor. Each individual sensor can be disabled temporarily by the buildings caretaker. To do this, press the ESC and ENTER-key simultaneously, enter caretakers code and select the sensor to disable. Call service immediately. Mains failure alarm blocking The device possesses a time delay to be activated optionally, that is activated after each failure of the power supply (cold start), and the alarms are suppressed until the sensors are ready for operation. During this time the fault alarm is indicated. If the time delay is switched on, the device is on stand-by 1 minute after the power supply is connected, provided no other malfunctions are in existence. Sensor Connection In order to supply the sensors, a direct voltage of,5..4v is provided by the device or the USV. 8 terminals for BUS-cables are in-built. If possible, install the BUS-cable without additional stub lines. To eliminate difficulty in communicating a sensor, install a 10 Ohm end resistor between clamp and 3 at the last sensor of a BUS-cable. The shielded cable JY(St)Yxx0,8mm can be used as sensor feeder. The wire colours can be allocated as follows: Red => +4V (Cl 1), White => RS485 A (Cl ), Yellow => RS485 B (Cl 4), Black => 0 V (Cl 4) Supplementary earth wire => earth (Cl 5) Important: By installing the sensor prevent contact between the circuit and the stripped supplementary earth wire. Check this, before setting the system into operation. Relay Outputs The device possesses a relay with double-throw contact for the device fault alarm (GSM). The device possess, in addition, up to 0 double-throw alarm relays for ventilation, valves, building control signals and for warning lights and horns. It is also possible to extend them with zone (alarm) output modules. Max. relay current is 6A/30VAC, the relay for warning lights drives 16A/30VAC. 3

Air Extraktion At the digital input Ventilation a switch is connectable to ventilate the car park in case of formation of smoke. and alarm will be set in all alarm zones simultaneously. Ventilator system The unit supports single step ventilators Service connector RS 3 C / USB The interface RS 3 C (plug 4 pins at the underside) serves to connect a service-dongle. This is a computer-interface for data exchange, data logging and program parameter settings. Maximum distance: 15 m. For the output over longer distances interface converters are available. The service dongle is chargeable with cost and is available only for trained personal. Start-Up All functions of the device are to be verified by means of a test gas task on start-up. A certificate has to be drawn up. Maintenance Maintenance in certain intervals is required to maintain the functional safety. Maintenance interval can be taken from the test label, at least yearly. Placing out of Service In case of placing the device out of service the programmed data are not lost. The data of the memory for accumulated messages continue to remain, too. If the device is out of service for more than 4 weeks, the sensors have to be verified and calibrated once again, if necessary, after start-up with test gas. Technical Modifications are subject to change. LCD-Display A double-line LCD display serves for the indication of the current measuring and mean values and the parameterization of the individual measuring points. Press key B+ resp. B- to select a sensor. Press key A+ resp. A- to select a sensor with alarm. Faulty sensors show crossed out readings.(----) Other malfunctions can be read out as text message. To select press A+, A-. 4

Function for the facility manager The facility manager can disable sensors temporarily to avoid permanent ventilation caused by a defect sensor until the customers service arrives. IMPORTANT: The customers service is to be called immediately to set the system in normal operation as soon as possible. To enter the facility manager menu, press ESC and ENTER at the same time for 5 seconds, then enter the Code 0000 000. <Service Mode Entry> Code: 0000000 The Service-LED lights up. Now the sensors menu appears and you can select a sensor with the keys +B and -B The selection begins with sensor 1, independent which sensor was displayed before entering the menu. Sensor B 1 Status:aktiv/inaktiv Press -A und +A to toggle the status as requested. Select more sensors if needed and toggle the status as requested. Exit the menu: - Exit the menu with the ENTER-key to store the new status of the sensors - Exit the menu with the ESC-key to discard the modifications. The Service-LED will be shut off after 4 hours. Advice: With flip through the sensors readings by pressing +B or -B the readings of faulty or not connected sensors will be displayed with null strings B 10 ---- --- ---- A- MW1 --- MW --- 5

Service functions The LCD-Display shows the readings and status of the sensors: Display in normal operation: B 10 CO 45 ppm A1 MW1 3 MW 8 Sensor: B10, Gas type: carbon monoxide (CO), Actual reading: 45 ppm, Highest actual alarm level: (A1), Mean Value 1 (MW1): 3 ppm (normally = 15 minutes average corresponding to the regulations of VDI 053) Mean value (MW): 8 ppm (normally = 60 minutes average for special regulations for car parks) Press the ENTER-key to get more special information about the sensor: B 10 ZONE: 1 Sensor: B10, Allocated car park zone: 1 Press the ENTER-key to get more special information about the sensor: B 10 ZONE: 1 B 10 BUS-TO: 0 State:READY TYP 430 Sensor: B10, BUS-Timeout-counter Actual sensor status: READY = o.k. ; LOST = communication with the sensor is disturbed Sensor-type: GMF 430 (BUS-sensor for CO or NO) Advice: a high reading of the BUS-timeout-counter in the sensors normal operation shows that there are many communication difficulties. It is recommended for to eliminate difficulty in communicating a sensor, install a 10 Ohm end resistor between clamp and 3 at the last sensor of each BUS-cable for to set the line impedance ideally to 60 Ohm. The value of the end resistor must be 60 Ohm, if only one wiring cable is connected to a bus driver. (Driver 1 = BUS 1 + BUS, driver = BUS 3 + BUS 4 etc.) Press the ENTER-key to go back to normal display: B 10 CO 45 ppm A1 MW1 3 MW 8 6

Maintenance Maintenance in certain intervals is required to maintain the functional safety. Maintenance interval can be taken from the test label for 1 year, at least. Maintenance only is allowed to licensed and authorized specialists. To set the unit into maintenance mode press ESC and ENTER at the same time for 5 seconds, then enter the service code: <Service Mode Entry> Code: 00000000 If the code is accepted, the Service-LED lights up and the maintenance of the sensor can be started. To calibrate the sensor a Gas adaption kit and a CO-KEY is necessary. Reading the CO-KEY is possible only in maintenance mode. Maintenance mode is cleared and the unit is set to normal operation after 4 hours automatically. 7

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Micro controlled device corresponding to the regulations of VDI 053 It is suitable for the employment in basement garages monitoring ambient air for toxic carbon monoxide, nitric oxide and combustible gases. It serves air conditioning, optic and acoustic alarm transmitters and signals to the building control In the housing is in-built 1 up to 4 zone alarm relay modules for to serve up to 4 different car park areas. Up to 10 sensors can be connected directly to 1..8 BUS-lines as well as up to 100 warning transparents can be connected to the device. Housing: Sensors: BUS cable: BUS type: Wall mounted ABS-plastic housing IP54, WxH(incl. PG)xT 360x60x10mm³ up to 10 directly, up to 500 in connection with sub system units JY(St)Y xx0,8 robust RS 485 topology Alarm thresholds: 5 thresholds, set by mean reading or direct reading Alarm output: Collective failure: 1 x isolated double throw relay, 50V/6A Collective alarm: 3 x isolated double throw relays, 50V/6A 4 alarm zones relay module each with ventilation levels: x isolated double throw relays 50V/6A 1 main alarm level: 1 x isolated double throw relay, 50V/6A 1 warning light terminal: 1 x isolated double throw relay, 50V/10A, clocked 1 horn terminal: 1 x isolated double throw relay, 50V/6A, resettable Displays: Miscellaneous: Interface connector: Power supply: Options: LED-Display for alarm and failures LCD-Display for sensor readings, status, gas type, alarms and failures average calculation with mean values, system clock, self-monitoring, BUS-monitoring connection of laptop, PC, data logger via RS 485/3-Interface 30V/50-60 Hz (100..75VAC) (NYM 3x,5mm²) and/or 4 VDC or 4 VDC USV communication adapter modules (in preparation): - LON-Bus-Gateway - TCP/IP-Gateway - SPS-Profibus-Gateway 8