Hephais

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The SD3 HEPHAIS 1600 is a multi-zones fire panel. The integration with HSYCO can be accomplished via a standard Modbus RTU slave interface. This I/O Server requires HEPHAIS 1600 with protocol modbus JBUS V0.13

Modbus Connections

The HEPHAIS 1600 has a Modbus interface. The default connection parameters are: Modbus address: 1 (can be set to 1 - 247) communication parameters: 9600 bps, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no parity. Refer to the HEPHAIS 1600 manuals for installation, wiring and power supply requirements.

The modbus wires terminal is the “Block 11”. Modbus type is RS-422/JBUS (IN+/OUT+, IN-/OUT-, GND).

The Modbus-TCP/IP gateway used for the connection must support RS-422/JBUS.

HSYCO Configuration

Options

ID Default Values Description
gui true true enable support for the UI object, UISET actions and USER commands
false disable UI support
startupevents false true generate IO events also during the driver’s start-up phase
false start generating events only after HSYCO is aligned with the current status of the system
address 1 1...247 the panel's Modbus address
pollinterval 3 n > 0 the data acquisition interval, in seconds
maxpoint m4.l2.200 point id id of the highest point used on the panel. The number after ‘m’ represents the number of the module, the number after ‘l’ represents the loop number of the module and the last number is the address of the point within the loop. Acceptable values range from “m1.l1.1” to “m9.l2.200”
hysteresis 0 <n> if different than zero, the datapoints’ values are checked <n> times before being set. Setting this option to a value different from zero will decrease the responsiveness of the driver

hephais.ini

The hephais.ini file is a specific configuration file located in the root directory. Here you can define the names of the users so that they will be automatically added to the user interface. Add a new line for each user using this format:

<io_server_id>.m<m>.l<l>.<addr>.name = <name>

Add a new line to specify the zone the point belongs using this format: <io_server_id>.m<m>.l<l>.<addr>.zone = <name>

Add a new line to define the name of a zone using this format: <io_server_id>.z<n>.name = <name>

For instance:

	fire.m1.l1.1.name = Entrance
	fire.m1.l1.1.zone = 1
	fire.m1.l1.2.name = Corridor
	fire.m1.l1.2.zone = 2

	fire.z1.name = Zone 1
	fire.z2.name = Zone 2

Datapoints

ID Value R/W Description
connection online R connection established
offline R HSYCO can't connect to the panel
alarm 1 R fire panel in alarm
0 R no alarm
fault 1 R fire panel fault
0 R no fault
oos 1 R at least one point out of service
0 R no point out of service
test 1 R at least one zone in test mode
0 R no zone in test mode
error.sys 1 R system fault
0 R no system fault
prealarm 1 R fire panel in pre-alarm
0 R no pre-alarm
alarm.tec 1 R fire panel in technical alarm
0 R no technical alarm
sound 1 R H.S. speaker active
0 R H.S. speaker not active
error.com 1 R fire panel communication error
0 R no fire panel communication error
error.battery 1 R fire panel battery error
0 R no fire panel battery error
error.sector 1 R fire panel sector fault
0 R no fire panel sector fault
z<n>.name <text> R name assigned to zone <n>
z<n>.alarm 1 R fire panel in alarm
0 R no alarm
z<n>.oos 1 R fire panel in alarm
0 R no alarm
z<n>.fault 1 R fire panel in alarm
0 R no alarm
z<n>.test 1 R fire panel in alarm
0 R no alarm
m<m>.l<l>.<n>.name <text> R name assigned to point P of module <m> in loop <l>
m<m>.l<l>.<n>.oos 1 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> out of service
0 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> not out of service
m<m>.l<l>.<n>.alarm 1 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> in alarm
0 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> not in alarm
m<m>.l<l>.<n>.fault 1 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> out of fault
0 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> out not in fault
m<m>.l<l>.<n>.alarm.test 1 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> alarm test
0 R point <n> of module <m> in loop <l> not in alarm test

User Interface

Hephais Object

The user interface for the Hephais I/O Server:

Hephais UI Object.png

The (hephais) object is listed in the Project Editor’s new object list only when at least one Hephais I/O Server is defined

Parameters

  • server id: the server ID. Supports Redirect variables
  • position: the object's position. Use the pixels or rows and columns coordinates format

Syntax

(hephais <server id>; <position>)

E.g.

(hephais heph; r1c1)

UISET Actions

ID Attribute Set to
connection.label.online visible true when datapoint connection = online
false when datapoint connection = offline
connection.label.offline visible true when datapoint connection = offline
false when datapoint connection = online
alarm.label.1 visible true when the fire panel is in alarm
false when the fire panel is not in alarm
alarm.label.0 visible true when the fire panel is not in alarm
false when the fire panel is in alarm
fault.label.1 visible true when the fire panel is in fault
false when the fire panel is not in fault
fault.label.0 visible true when the fire panel is not in fault
false when the fire panel is in fault
oos.label.1 visible true when at least one point is out of service
false when no one of the points is out of service
oos.label.0 visible true when no one of the points is out of service
false when at least one point is out of service
test.label.1 visible true when at least one zone is in test mode
false when there aren't zones in test mode
test.label.0 visible true when there aren't zones in test mode
false when at least one zone is in test mode
error.sys.label.1 visible true when there is a system fault
false when there is not a system fault
error.sys.label.0 visible true when there is not a system fault
false when there is a system fault
prealarm.label.1 visible true when the fire panel is in pre-alarm
false when the fire panel is not in pre-alarm
prealarm.label.0 visible true when the fire panel is not in pre-alarm
false when the fire panel is in pre-alarm
alarm.tec.label.1 visible true when the fire panel is in technical alarm
false when the fire panel is not in technical alarm
alarm.tec.label.0 visible true when the fire panel is not in technical alarm
false when the fire panel is in technical alarm
sound.label.1 visible true when H.S. sound speaker is active
false when H.S. sound speaker is not active
sound.label.0 visible true when H.S. sound speaker is not active
false when H.S. sound speaker is active
error.com.label.1 visible true when there is a communication fault
false when there is not a communication fault
error.com.label.0 visible true when there is not a communication fault
false when there is a communication fault
error.battery.label.1 visible true when there is a battery fault
false when there is not a battery fault
error.battery.label.0 visible true when there is not a battery fault
false when there is a battery fault
error.sector.label.1 visible true when there is a sector error
false when there is not a sector error
error.sector.label.0 visible true when there is not a sector error
false when there is a sector error
z<n>.alarm.label.1 visible true when the zone <n> is in alarm
false when the zone <n> is not in alarm
z<n>.alarm.label.0 visible true when the zone <n> is not in alarm
false when the zone <n> is in alarm
z<n>.oos.label.1 visible true when the zone <n> is out of service
false when the zone <n> is not out of service
z<n>.oos.label.0 visible true when the zone <n> is not out of service
false when the zone <n> is out of service
z<n>.fault.label.1 visible true when the zone <n> is in fault
false when the zone <n> is not in fault
z<n>.fault.label.0 visible true when the zone <n> is not in fault
false when the zone <n> is in fault
z<n>.test.label.1 visible true when the zone <n> is in test
false when the zone <n> is not in test
z<n>.test.label.0 visible true when the zone <n> is not in test
false when the zone <n> is in test