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Seatronics, Inc. Boeing 787 JV . Aircraft Early Warning Fire Detection Systems Job: 111137 <br />Fire Alarm System Submittal Manual Section 1 <br />VESDA Detector Unit: <br />The VESDA Detector Unit is a NEMA 1 enclosure which contains the VESDA detector and <br />aspirator. This panel is located on the respective aircraft forward tool platform near the <br />aircraft entry point. Air samples drawn into the detector from the air sampling hose network <br />are illuminated within a chamber in the detector by a high intensity laser light source. <br />Particles within the air sampling chamber reflect some of this light to a highly sensitive <br />photocell. The photocell produces a signal which is conditioned and sent to the VESDA <br />Control Panel for processing. <br />VESDA Control Panel: <br />The VESDA Control Panel is NEMA 1 enclosure with hinged locking door and viewing <br />window. This enclosure houses the VESDA Control/Display module, power supply, standby <br />batteries, auxiliary relays and addressable interface modules required to transmit alarm and <br />trouble signals to the Main Fire Alarm Panel. A power shutdown interface relay junction box <br />is mounted directly above the VESDA Control Panel. The power shutdown interface relay is <br />connected to the power shutdown control panel for the position, to provide power shutdown <br />capabilities for the aircraft assembly position. The power shutdown function is activated by <br />the activation of a VESDA High Level Smoke Alarm or manual station. <br />The VESDA Controller module is a microprocessor based control module that monitors, <br />interprets and processes control signals from the VESDA detector. The controller <br />continuously monitors the detector for proper operation (air flow, sensitivity, light source, <br />etc.) and processes the smoke level input signal to display on a bargraph. Three alarm <br />output levels are programmable based on the smoke level reading as well as a time delay <br />for each level before it latches into alarm. The controller is also programmable for day and <br />night sensitivity and alarm levels. The VESDA Controller communicates to the VESDA <br />System Management computer at the Boeing Fire Department Dispatch Office, via a web <br />enable communications interface module in the Vesda Control Panel, to present a real time <br />graphical display of alarm and/or fault conditions. <br />Main Fire Alarm Panel: <br />The Main Fire Alarm Panel (MFAP) is a Siemens model Cerberus Pro Modular <br />microprocessor based fire alarm panel. The panels are located at the south end of each line <br />near the last aircraft position. This panel annunciates and processes alarm and trouble <br />signals from the VESDA Control Panel, Manual Stations and power shutdown Save <br />Switches. A communications loop is run from the MFAP for each line to all of its respective <br />VESDA Control Panels. Addressable interface modules located in the VESDA Control <br />Panel are used to input alarm and trouble signals from the VESDA Control Panel into the <br />MFAP communications loop. It also controls power shutdown functions to each aircraft <br />through an addressable relay module located in the VESDA Control Panel. The MFAP <br />provides connections to JCI for remote trouble and alarm reporting. <br />Seatronics, Inc. PO BOX 1138 Auburn, WA 98001 253-939-6060 <br />