1. Notifier ONYX Fire Alarm System
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Notifier ONYX Fire Alarm System

2. Agenda Company Profile Systems Construction NCS Network Control System
NFS-3030 Fire Alarm System
Family of Detectors & Modules
Advantages features

3. A Company with an Outstanding Heritage and a Tradition of Leadership
History
Founded 1952
Sold to Pittway 1984
Founded 1976
Sold to Pittway 1998
Founded 1851
Sold Honeywell 2003
1984
1998
2003
Sold to Honeywell
1962
2000
1987
1999
2003
Founded
Founded 1949
Sold to Pittway 1987
Founded 1966
Sold to Pittway 1999
Founded in 2003
A Company with an Outstanding Heritage and a Tradition of Leadership

4. Corporate Communications Worldwide Leading Commercial Fire Brands
Seven Business Units
Worldwide
Marketing
Operations
Engineering
Customer Operations
Corporate Communications
Six Sigma
Quality
Worldwide Leading Commercial Fire Brands

5. Worldwide Operations Europe North America Middle East/Africa Far East
NOTIFIER Burgess Hill, UK
NOTIFIER Benelux, France
NOTIFIER Sweden
NOTIFIER Hilden, Germany
NOTIFIER Barcelona, Spain
NOTIFIER Milan, Italy
NOTIFIER Russia
KAC Reddich, UK
SSD Horsham, UK
SSD Moscow, Russia
SSD Trieste, Italy
North America
NOTIFIER Vancouver NOTIFIER Toronto
NOTIFIER Quebec
NOTIFIER Northford, CT
SSD Toronto
SSD St. Charles, IL
NESCO Atlanta, GA
Fire-Lite Northford, CT
Gamewell Northford, CT
FCI Northford, CT
Silent Knight Minneapolis, MN
Middle East/Africa
NOTIFIER Amman, Jordan
NOTIFIER South Africa
Far East
NOTIFIER Bombay
NOTIFIER Beijing
NOTIFIER Shanghai
NOTIFIER Hong Kong
NOTIFIER Singapore
NOTIFIER Taiwan
FCI Shanghai
SSD New Delhi
SSD Xian, China
Latin America
NOTIFIER Mexico
NOTIFER Brazil
NOTIFIER Chile
SSD Juarez, Mexico
Australia
NOTIFIER Melbourne
NOTIFIER Brisbane
NOTIFIER Sydney

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Worldwide Operations
EN54, LPC, VDS…
GOST
ULC
KIS
UL, FM
CNTC
CNS
IRAM
SSL
Our product selling in Taiwan is UL, FM and BSMI certified.
Notifier is the first US based fire alarm company to get the BSMI Certification.
Product Designed to Satisfy Local Requirements

7. Johnson Controls, Viking,
Notifier
Notifier
Engineered
System
Distributors
O.E.M.
Johnson Controls, Viking,
Chemetron, Ansual
Fire
Contractor
Fire
Contractor
Main
Contractor
Main
Contractor
User
User

8. NOTI•FIRE•NET V.5 Support 103 Network Nodes Nodes could be: -
NFS-3030
NFS-640
NCA
NCS
And legacy product
Support 201,960 Addressable Points

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NOTI•FIRE•NET V.5
ARCNET Topology
Token Passing Non-collision Protocol
Peer to Peer Network Operation
Communication Speed Kbps
CCBE – Cooperative Control by Event
Arcnet is a industrial grade standard network communication protocol

10. NOTI•FIRE•NET V.5 Support NFPA Network Style 4 and Style 7
Support wire, fiber and mixed wire and fiber communication
Node to node distance
By Wire m
By Fiber 8 db loss (~2.2 km)
Distance can be extended by repeater RPT-W, -F, W/F

11. NCS Network Control System The Onyx Series
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NCS Network Control System The Onyx Series
NCS Intelligent Fire Workstation
Run on Windows 2000 operating systems
Traditional Chinese options
30,000+ floor plans graphics
Key map
Auto-vectoring

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The Onyx Series
Full system information access
Operate systems devices, e.g. disable/enable devices, on/off devices
Upload and download panel database
5 panels each time

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The Onyx Series
100 operators login, each with unique password and access level
History file filter
Built in graphics icon
Support Event printer and graphic printer
Support voice files

14. NFS-3030 Fire Alarm System NFS-3030
Support 1 to 10 loops
159 intelligent detector points & 159 module points per loop
Total 3180 points per panel

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Software Zones
1000 General zones
Simplified linking of inputs to outputs.
1000 Logic zones
Allows conditional I/O linking such as AND, OR, NOT, ANYx.
10 Releasing zones
100 Trouble zones
Explain new Boolean functions.

16. Traditional Chinese LCD Display
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Traditional Chinese LCD Display
October 21-23, 2004
Notifier Advantages
Chinese operator interface
Chinese event display (120 Chinese characters)
Chinese printing direct from panel
Chinese custom action message (100 messages)

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ＬＣＤ　中文顯示幕

18. Active Event Counters
確認火災警報
二樓無塵室A區
ＦＡＢ棟 Z005 探測器(光電)
9:55:24A FRI SEP 06, L01D126
9:56:25A FRI SEP 06, 2002
火警: 預警: 故障:005
監視: 保安: 禁能:000
其它資訊
編程/狀態改變 主選單
Determine priorities and number of events at a glance.

19. Custom Action Message Each device can be linked to 1 of 100 messages
火警時請速連絡
勤務中心:
消防隊:
Each device can be linked to 1 of 100 messages
Each message allows up to 45 characters (3 rows x 15 characters) to provide clear instruction related to the event

20. Programming Options Veri-Fire Tools.
Create and backup programs in the comfort of the office.
Test and compare programs.
Communicate with all network panels from any network location.

21. Advanced Technology Flash memory...no need to change EPROM's.
Customers can receive upgrades via modem or web.
Reduces cost of labor and parts.
Database signature protection.
Prevents accidental data loss.

22. Family of Detectors & Modules Advanced Detectors
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Family of Detectors & Modules Advanced Detectors
Photoelectric Smoke Detector (FSP-851)
Ionization Smoke Detector (FSI-851)
Heat Detector (FST-851 / FST-851R / FST-851H)
Acclimate PLUS TM Multi-sensor Detector (FAPT-851)
High Sensitivity Laser Detector (FSL-751)
HARSH Detector (FSH-751)
Intrinsically Safe Smoke and Heat Detector
(1151EIS and 5451EIS)
Beam Detector (FSB-200)

23. Detector Base B501 Detector Base 4” B501PB Detector Base 4”X 10 pcs
B710LP Detector Base 6”
B710LPPB Detector Base 6”X 10 pcs
B224BI Isolator Base
B224BH Sounder Base
B224RB Relay Base
B710HD Base for HARSH
B401 Base for 1151EIS, 5451EIS

24. Analog data from 10 devices at a time
FlashScan™ Speed
FlashScan Protocol Groups and Scans 10 Devices at a Time
Significantly Improves Response Time
Reports an Alarm within 1 Second
Turns on All Outputs within 2 Seconds
FlashScan Request D1 D2 D3 D5 D4 D6 D7 D8 D9
D10
Analog data from 10 devices at a time

25. Includes FlashScan™

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Acclimate Plus TM
Microprocessor based
Analog intelligent design
Dual bi-color LEDs
Flashes green when normal
Steady red on alarm
Separate head and base
Multiple base options (ISO / Relay / Sounder )
ESD calls are up 45%
Engineering calls are up 24%
Luncheons are up 22%

27. HARSH™ Standard commercial photoelectric sensor.
Integral fan to draw air into the sensing chamber.
Two 32 micron filters to filter out dust, lint, grime and steam.
Filters are supervised for loading and replaceable.

28. HarshTM

30. VIEW™ Very Early Warning Detection
Uses an extremely bright, controlled laser
Obscuration to .02%/ Ft.
Light is transmitted through the chamber
When the light is scattered (smoke) the light reflects off the mirror to the photo diode
Application: Critical Environments

31. What are the best locations for the Beam?
Areas with high ceilings
Atria
Churches
Large open areas
Warehouses
Manufacturing facilities
Garages
Mount detector on stable mounting surface

32. Operating Advantages 16 to 328 ft. protection range
Accommodates both short- and long-range applications
Long-range reflector kit available
12 & 24 V operating range
-22°F to 131°F operating temperature range
Ideal for garages, warehouses, barns, etc.

33. Intrinsically Safe Detector
5451 EIS is UL approved as a heat detector
1451 EIS is UL approved as a smoke detector
FM approved for use in
Class A,B,C,D hazardous (classified) locations
BASEEFA approved for use in EEX ia IIC T5 hazardous locations
Two LEDs provide 360o visibility
Build-in tamper-resistant feature
SEMS screws for easy wiring
Low standby current

34. Flashscan® Modules FMM-1 Class A/B Monitor Module
FMM-101 Class B Mini Monitor Module
FDM-1 Dual Monitor Module
FZM-1 Smoke Detector Interface Module
FCM-1 Class A/B Control Module
FRM-1 Relay Module
ISO-X Isolator Module

35. New Multi-I/O Modules
XP10-M
Ten Class B circuits

36. New Multi-I/O Modules
XP6-C
Six Class B or three Class A circuits

37. New Multi-I/O Modules
XP6-R
Six SPDT relays
30Vdc

38. Advantages features Flash Scan Mode
Twice the Information
LED Color Control
Blink control and pattern generation
Walk Test indicates Device Address
Address 23 = 2 Blinks, Pause, Three Blinks
Reverse Compatible
Mix Previous Technology Sensors with FlashScan Devices
Entire Loop must be FlashScan to Benefit from Protocol Advantages

39. AWACS™ Application Drift Compensation
Maintenance Warning – Three Levels
Detector Sensitivity Settings
Cooperative Multi-Detector Sensing

40. AWACS™ Software Algorithms Drift Compensation
Analog
Reading
Alarm Level
without compensation
with compensation
Time (Months)

41. Three Maintenance Alerts
Upper Chamber Threshold
Maintenance Urgent
Maintenance Alert
Low Chamber Value
Lower Chamber Threshold

42. AWACS™ Sensitivity Levels
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AWACS™ Sensitivity Levels
“Clean” vs. “Dirty” Environments
DIRTY
Alarm Too Quickly
9 - (Process Plant)
8 - (Laundry)
7 - (Industrial)
6 - (Mercantile)
Sensitivity Settings
The labels used for sensitivity settings of 1-9 suggest these settings are set by building type, or use.
However, the real application is to use settings for different environments within a building based upon the back-ground levels.
5 - (Residential)
4 - (Office)
CLEAN
3 - (Theater)
2 - (Schools)
1 - (Hospital)
Alarm Too Slowly

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AWACS™ Algorithms
Self-Optimizing Pre-alarm.
Reduces false pre-alarms due to spikes.
Patented Drift Compensation algorithm (US patent 5,764,142).
Meets the individual sensor calibration testing requirements of NFPA-72.
All sensors react to build up of dust, lint, grime, humidity and aging electronics.
This change in chamber value over time is called “drift.”
Devices become more sensitive or less sensitive over time.

44. AWACS™ Algorithms Exclusive cooperative multi-sensor.
Allows the signals from up to three sensors to be combined to make the fire decision.
Adds “distance” to the equation.
Smoke acts like a gas and will evenly disperse.
Increased response to uniformly distributed smoke.
Sampling over a wider area is more stable.
Reject isolated sources of false signals.

45. Application Challenge
Group 1
An Elevator Lobby
D001
D002
D003
D004
D005
Group 2
Very stable against spurious single source smoke, but reacts
almost twice as fast to uniform smoke from a real fire!
Group 1 Sensitivity = (D12+D22+D32)1/2 / 3

46. Cooperative Sensor Detection
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Cooperative Sensor Detection
October 21-23, 2004
Ion
Photo
Cooperating Sensors
80% Alarm Level
Photo Sees Smoke, but the Ions Do Not Due to the Critical Element of Distance! The Spurious Alarm Is Avoided.

47. There Is Not Enough Smoke to Set off Any Individual Sensor on its own!
Incipient Smoke
Ion
Photo
Cooperating Sensors
58% Smoke
Because Each Sensor Sees Uniform Distribution of Smoke an Alarm Is Generated, Even Though
There Is Not Enough Smoke to Set off Any Individual Sensor on its own!

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AWACS™ Algorithms
Alarm Verification.
Prevents false alarms by ignoring momentary peak or spurious values.
Insures the presence of a “real” alarm by rechecking the chamber values.
When a signal is received over the alarm threshold, the electronics automatically verify the alarm. This is a two step process:
1) delay for a short period of time, and recheck the chamber value.
2) send random ‘check-sums’ to the electronics and verify accurate processing.
Normal air currents cause sensor chamber values to fluctuate.
Combinations of dust, humidity and nuisance smoke can cause brief spikes in the chamber value above the alarm level.
Smoothing eliminates many of these spikes, but not all.
Therefore, systems need a means to separate real alarms from spurious alarms.

50. Weekly Occupancy Schedule
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Weekly Occupancy Schedule
Permits detector sensitivity change by time of day, day of week and/or preset holiday schedule.
Enhances ability to avoid false alarms based on occupancy.
Provides ability to increase sensitivity when building is not occupied.
Day-and-night settings typically are looked at as 24 hour clock functions.
However, the NFS-3030 provides sensitivity settings for:
Time of day.
Day of week.
Holiday schedules.

51. Example: A Restaurant / Bar
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Example: A Restaurant / Bar
0.5%
1.0%
1.5%
2.0%
2.5%
12:00 AM
1:00 AM
2:00 AM
3:00 AM
4:00 AM
5:00 AM
6:00 AM
7:00 AM
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
8:00 PM
9:00 PM
10:00 PM
11:00 PM
Time of Day
Back-Ground Obscuration
Summarizing Sensitivity
Building environments are different. Different parts of the same building are different. Even different parts of the same room can be different.
By selecting sensitivity based upon the anticipated environment, the designer creates systems that can be more sensitive yet more stable based upon the environment being protected.
The solution is to adjust the sensitivity based on occupancy
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