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CITY SECRETARY CONTRACT NO. 5 CU SH - CC I ® MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS CHANGE ORDER (CIO#01] Change Order No. 01 Date: August 16, 2018 Project Name: Fort Worth, Texas OWS!GPS Customer Name: Fort Worth, Texas ' Customer Project Mgr: Alan Girton The purpose of this Change Order: Removal of Mixed 1/0 Module, OptWarn National Weather Service Option and 337 Fiashkits Ths Change Order documents • Removal of the Mixed 1/0 module from 152 ACE1000 units • Removal of the OptWam National Weather Service option 1 • Removal of 337 Flash Kits • Removal of 50 GPS Antennas for APX portables • Modification of the GPS/Enhanced Data Acceptance Test Plan • Moditication of the Outdoor Warning System Acceptance Test Plan Contract# 50054 Contract Date: December 18,2017 In accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract identified above between the City of Fort Worth,Texas and Motorola Solutions, Inc.,the following changes are approved: Contract Price Adjustments This Change Order(#01) $(0.00) Original Contract Value: $ 1,602,101.00 Previous Change Order amounts for Change Order numbers O( through -0)0-,-... : $0.00 New Contract Value: $ 1,602,101.00 Completion Date Adjustments Original Completion Date: September 2018 Current Completion Date prior to this Change Order: September 2018 )RY New Completion Date: September 2018 REC(+UG 2 Page 1 of 2 OFFICIAL RECORD cICrrYSE nTVVCITY SECRETARY �' CITYSEC' FT.WORTHS TX A6eI © JWOrONOLA SOLOPONS CHANGE ORDER (C/O n Oil C wn%N s in Equipment:(&J&bLvis,deletions or frfodlHcaflons);,t:;,,, .,, Remove quant:N(152)one hundred and fifty two-VA00599—Mixed /O module. Remove OptWam National Weather Service option Remove of 337 Flash Kits Remove 50 GPS capable antennas for APX portables Ct1tf<ges to SBrV":(additions,deletions ormodlhcations)fncivde,)t301rent%,f nPPr!,,d • Acceptance Test Plans modified for the GPS and Sirens. Updated ATP's are attached. Schedule Ctrs descdbe change or111/ N/A t Pricing Changes:(describe change orM/A) This Change Order creates a credit to the City of Fort Worth in the amount of$120,267.51. Customer Responsibilities: describe change or wA I Review requested changes in this document,approve,sign and return to Motorola for oontract ' execution. Payment Schedule for this Change Order. (describe new payment terms amicable to this change order) _ k ( All added cost and/or credits associated with these change orders will be applied to the'Final Acceptance'Billing Milestone. Billing Milestone Schedule is included in Section 6 Payment Schedule of the Contract Proposal. Unless amended above,all other terms and conditions of the Contract shall remain in full force. If there are any inconsistencies between the provisions of this Change Order and the provisions of the Contract,the provisions of this Change Order will prevail. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this Change Order as of the last date signed below. Motorola Sol ns,Inc. Fort Worth,Tex By.At;ir By.Printed Name: Printed Name sae Alanis /� S Y N Title:K� � �e ru! ' c Tide. A8818 >Z Date: e. /("/ Date: Reviewed by. Date: Mo rota Soltrtb s,Inc. rojecf:Manager r Page 2 of 2 APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY TY A RNEY -0FElC1ALK_____._ CITY SECRETARY FT.WORTH,TX Motorola Solutions,Inc. CSC 50054, Change Order No. 1 Contract Compliance Manager: By signing I acknowledge that I am the person responsible for the monitoring and administration of this contract, including ensuring all performance and reporting requirements. -�- Z Steve Streif ert A by: Assistant Director, IT Solutions Department Mary'JAYyq, dity4ecretary M&C: j 1295: ^� OFFICIAL REIC&RD CITY SECRETARY FT.WORTH,TX 3.2 ENHANCED DATA 2. TEST Step 1. Power-on RADI0-1. 3.2.1 Enhanced Data Context Step 2. After a period of 10 seconds, observe that Activation the radio is enabled for data services by the presence of a data icon on the radio display. 1. DESCRIPTION Step 3. Using the menu buttons below the radio display, observe that the radio has a valid IP address Context Activation refers to the process a Radio uses to register for packet data service on the trunked system. For this test, the Radio is configured to initiate a context request with the system upon power-on. SETUP RADI0-1 -TALKGROUP 1 (Must be equipped with a display and initially Powered-off) Note: RADI0-1 must have data capabilities enabled in the network manager. VERSION #1.050 Pass Fail Error!Unknown document property name. November 21,2017 Errorl Unknown document property name. Use or disclosure of this Errorl Unknown document property name.proposal is subject Errorl Unknown document property name. to the restrictions on the cover page. © Motorola Solutions Confidential Restricted Acceptance test Plan 2 2. TEST 3.2.2 Preemption of Unprotected Step 1. Disable all channels at SITE 1 with the Data Channels for Voice exception of the control channel, and 3 working channels. Step 2. Using an Enhanced data capable radio, 1. DESCRIPTION send continuous data messages at a cadence of 30 seconds. Observe that an enhanced data channel is allocated in Unprotected data channels can be preempted by ZoneWatch. radios requesting voice services. System Step 3. Using a P25 data capable radio, send Administrators can select the type of channel that is continuous data messages at a cadence of preempted first—P25 data or Enhanced Data. 30 seconds. Observe that a P25 data SETUP channel is allocated in ZoneWatch. Step 4. Initiate a Talkgroup Call with RADIO-1. Keep this call in progress until instructed to end Protected P25 data channels—0 the call Protected Enhanced Data Channels-0 Preferred data service—Enhanced Data Step 5. Observe in ZoneWatch that all channels are RADIO-1 -TALKGROUP 1 allocated. RADIO-1 -SITE-SITE 1 RADIO-2-TALKGROUP 2 Step 6. Key RADIO-2 on TALKGROUP 2 and RADIO-2-SITE-SITE 1 observe that the radio can make a call to RADIO-3-TALKGROUP 2 RADIO-3. Observe in ZoneWatch that the RADIO-3-SITE-Any Site Enhanced Data channel is allocated, but the Note: Two channels in this test will be allocated for P25 data channel has been converted to a data services—Enhanced Data and P25 data voice call. Step 7. End the Talkgroup Call established in Step VERSION #1.060 4. End the call between RADIO-2 and RADIO-3. Step 8. In the network manager, change the preferred data service from Enhanced Data to P25 data. Allow time for the parameter to be distributed to the target devices. Step 9. Repeat Steps 1-8 to observe that the data channel that is preempted and converted to voice is the Enhanced Data channel. Step 10. Return all the channels in the system to service. Pass Fail Error;Unknown document property name. November 21,2017 Error;Unknown document property name. Use or disclosure of this Errorl Unknown document property name.proposal is subject Error;Unknown document property name. to the restrictions on the cover page. Motorola Solutions Confidential Restricted Acceptance test Plan 3 Enhanced Data 2. TEST Step 1. Simulate a busy system by disabling all channels at SITE 1 with the exception of the 3.2.3 Protected P25 Data control channel, 1 P25 data channel and one voice channel. Channels Step 2. Using a P25 data capable radio, send continuous data messages at a cadence of 1. DESCRIPTION 30 seconds. Observe that a P25 data channel is allocated in ZoneWatch. Step 3. Initiate a Talkgroup Call with RADIO-1. Keep Protected P25 data channels cannot be preempted this call in progress until instructed to end by radios requesting voice services. If no voice the call. channel resources are available and data channels are allocated at or below the protected data channel Step 4. Observe in ZoneWatch that all channels are limit, radios requesting channels for new allocated. conversations are placed in a queue. Users of the same priority will move through the queue in a FIFO Step 5. Key RADIO-2 on TALKGROUP 2 and (first in, first out)sequence. observe that the radio receives a busy. When a voice channel becomes available, the radio Observe in ZoneWatch that the data at the top of the busy queue gets a channel channels are allocated and RADIO-2 is in assignment and generates a callback tone. The the busy queue. callback tone alerts the user that a channel assignment was made and transmitting is now Step 6. End the Talkgroup Call established in Step possible on the selected talkgroup. 4. SETUP Step 7. Observe RADIO-2 receives the callback tone and can now make a call to RADIO-3 upon receipt of the callback indication. Protected P25 data channels— 1 RADIO-1 -TALKGROUP 1 Step 8. End the call between RADIO-2 and RADIO- RADIO-1 -SITE-SITE 1 3. RADIO-2-TALKGROUP 2 RADIO-2-SITE-SITE 1 Step 9. Return all the channels in the system to RADIO-3-TALKGROUP 2 service. RADIO-3-SITE-Any Site VERSION #1.070 Pass Fail Errorl Unknown document property name. November 21,2017 Errorl Unknown document property name. Use or disclosure of this Errorl Unknown document property name.proposal is subject Errorl Unknown document property name. to the restrictions on the cover page. Motorola Solutions Confidential Restricted Acceptance test Plan 4 2. TEST 3.3 LOCATION SERVICE Step 1. From the device list on the location client expand the device details for RADIO-1. Step 2. Verify that the Latitude, Longitude and 3.3.1 Location Information update time are shown for RADIO-1. Received Step 3. Move the RADIO-1 location enough to cause the RADIO to report a new GPS location. Verify that the new location 1. DESCRIPTION information is received. (will take a few seconds depending on the polling frequency, should be configured for 30 The Location system will receive information on the seconds in this case.) provisioned subscribers in order to appropriately map the units on a mapping service. Note: Location requires reception of a clear GPS signal which may not always be possible inside of a building or covering. SETUP Location services installed and configured for 30 second updates RADIO-1 -GPS-enabled and provisioned with Location Service VERSION #1.020 Pass Fail Error!Unknown document property name. November 21,2017 Error!Unknown document property name. Use or disclosure of this Error!Unknown document property name.proposal is subject Error!Unknown document property name. to the restrictions on the cover page. © Motorola Solutions Confidential Restricted Acceptance test Plan 5 SIGNOFF CERTIFICATE By their signatures below,the following witnesses certify they have observed the system Acceptance Test Procedures. Signatures WITNESS: Datc: Please Print Name: Initials: Please Print Title: WITNESS: Please Print Name: Initials: Please Print Title: WITNESS: Date: Please Print Name: Initials: Please Print Title: Errorl Unknown document property name. November 21,2017 Error!Unknown document property name. Use or disclosure of this Errorl Unknown document property name.proposal is subject Error!Unknown document property name. to the restrictions on the Cover page. Motorola Solutions Confidential Restricted Acceptance test Plan 6 Error!Unknown document property name. November 21,2017 Error!Unknown document property name. Use or disclosure of this Error!Unknown document property name.proposal is subject Error!Unknown document property name. to the restrictions on the cover page. © Motorola Solutions Confidential Restricted Acceptance test Plan 7 rIPT ew I MVA RNI OPTIMIZED SIREN WARNING SOLATION ACCEPTANCE TEST PLAN DOCUMENT - FIELD TEST Version Date 8/8/2018 Version 1.2 Prepared By: Marc A. Brauer aMO"TOROLA SOLUTfONS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SCOPE OF DOCUMENT 5 2. METHODOLOGY OF TESTS 5 3. ATP COMPLETION AND SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE 5 4. OPTIWARN CONTROL CENTERS 5 5. OPTIWARN GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE(GUI) 6 MENU 6 RIBBON 6 MAIN SCREEN 6 STATUS BAR 6 6. OPTIWARN ACCEPTANCE TEST PLAN 7 Graphical User Interface-Map Screen(Siren Site Status) 7 1. DESCRIPTION 7 2.SETUP 7 3.TEST 7 Graphical User Interface-Map Screen(Map Screen Zoom) 8 1. DESCRIPTION 8 2.SETUP 8 3.TEST 8 Graphical User Interface-Map Screen(Zone/Siren Selection) 9 1. DESCRIPTION 9 2.SETUP 9 3.TEST 9 Graphical User Interface-Site List 10 1. DESCRIPTION 10 2.SETUP 10 3.TEST 10 Alarm Processing-Acknowledged Alarm 11 1. DESCRIPTION 11 2.SETUP 11 3.TEST it Alarm Processing-Unacknowledged Alarm 12 1.DESCRIPTION 12 2.SETUP 12 3.TEST 12 Graphical User Interface-FEP/CEN Status Screen 13 1. DESCRIPTION 13 2.SETUP 13 3.TEST 13 Computer to ACE FEP Communication Status 14 1. DESCRIPTION 14 2.SETUP 14 3.TEST 14 Graphical User Interface-Alarm Summary Screen 15 1. DESCRIPTION 15 2.SETUP 15 3.TEST 15 Graphical User Interface-Alarm Logger Functionality 16 1. DESCRIPTION 16 2.SETUP 16 3.TEST 16 Siren Site Interrogation 17 1. DESCRIPTION 17 2.SETUP 17 3.TEST 17 Siren Site Communication Failure 18 1. DESCRIPTION 18 2.SETUP 18 3.TEST 18 Siren Zone/All Sites Activation Silent/Quiet Test Command from the Primary Control Center 19 1. DESCRIPTION 19 2.SETUP 19 3.TEST 19 Individual Siren Site Activation Command from Primary Control Center 20 1. DESCRIPTION 20 2.SETUP 20 3.TEST 20 Graphical User Interface—Siren Command Logger 21 1. DESCRIPTION 21 2.SETUP 21 3.TEST 21 System Manager Screen-Active Yes/No Siren sites 22 1. DESCRIPTION 22 2.SETUP 22 3.TEST 22 System Manager Screen—Manual Report Generation 23 1. DESCRIPTION 23 2.SETUP 23 3.TEST 23 Alternate Activation Button —Red Button Activation 24 1. DESCRIPTION 24 2.SETUP 24 3.TEST 24 7. Individual Siren Testing 25 Siren Site Testing-Whelen Electronic Sirens(non-activation status) 26 1. DESCRIPTION 26 2. SETUP 26 3.TEST 26 Siren Site Testing-Whelen Electronic Sirens(Silent Test) 27 1. DESCRIPTION 27 2. SETUP 27 3. TEST 27 Siren Site Testing-Whelen Electronic Sirens(Remote Activation Test) 28 1. DESCRIPTION 28 2. SETUP 28 3.TEST 28 Acceptance Test Plan Sign-off 29 1. SCOPE OF DOCUMENT Motorola Solutions Inc. (MSI)will conduct an Acceptance Test Plan (ATP) of the system and siren RTUs purchased by our customer. This ATP will serve as a test criteria to demonstrate the complete and working operation of each Control Center, 15 siren RTUs (Remote Terminal Unit), and special RTU (if applicable) in the system as agreed upon, installed, and delivered. The system will be deemed operational as agreed upon in the SOW (Statement of Work) upon successful execution of the ATP. The system will then be conditionally accepted by the customer. 2. METHODOLOGY OF TESTS Fifteen (15)siren sites will be checked for proper individual operation from each activation point in the system. This consists of activating all emergency sequences for fifteen (15) sirens. The test will simulate as closely as possible actual operation conditions. In addition to activation,the fifteen (15) sirens and each special RTU (if applicable)will be tested for correct Status feedback. The specific test points will be defined later in this document. Report printouts of field status may be appended to the end of this document to show correct operations. It is suggested that the testing procedure use the two-team approach where one team, consisting of one Motorola representative and one customer representative, operate one of the control centers, while the other team, consisting of one Motorola representative and one customer representative, travel to each RTU site to confirm that the system operates correctly. In the event that any siren or special RTU(if applicable)fail its initial tests,that particular siren will be re-tested when Motorola determines that corrective action has been taken to enable proper operation. If any correction was made to the siren or special RTU (if applicable) hardware, and upon discretion of both parties, the entire site may be re- tested to insure that the correction did not have any negative effect. 3. ATP COMPLETION AND SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE When all activation points and fifteen (15) RTUs have passed their tests, the System Acceptance Test Plan will be considered successfully completed. Final acceptance will occur after the successful completion of the Final System Acceptance Test. This test will consist of two parts: 1. A system wide growl test initiated from each Control Center 2. A system wide full volume activation from the Primary Control Center • Any failed ATP procedure that is the responsibility of Motorola will be corrected by Motorola. • Any failed ATP procedure that is due to malfunction of non-Motorola supplied system equipment will not necessarily fail the ATP. 4. OPTIWARN CONTROL CENTERS Each of the Control Centers will be used to activate each of the command sequences.. The command sequences and their respective commands are formally defined in Section 8. All Control Centers will log and display activation information from all other Control Centers in the system. This information will be shown on the activation screens of the Control Center, the local alarm/event printer (if applicable), and also be logged to each Control Center's hard disk log. This information will allow the operators to know what the system is doing at all times as well as keep a log of the events in case a review needs to be made of events taking place in the system. The test for the Control Centers is two fold: 1. Control Center Activation Control and Logging a) Local Control Center Activation b) Remote Control Center Activation Logging 2. Control Center Status Logging a) Siren and Special RTU(if applicable)Status b) Status of other Control Center(s)(if applicable) S. OPTIWARN GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE (GUI) The OPTIWARN GUI is broken down into four(4)sections as described below. MENU The Menu is shown on the very top of the screen and it's primary purpose is screen navigation but also shows the current time&date. In addition,the Current Interrogation indication is displayed on the Menu.When logged in with System Manager access, an operator can minimize the OPTIWARN GUI to view the desktop or exit/close the OPTIWARN GUI. RIBBON The Ribbon section is shown just below the Menu and there are several different ribbons depending on screen navigation. Each ribbon includes a combination of commands, additional screen navigation and an alarm summary which would be either system wide or communication fail specific for the Interrogate Ribbon. MAIN SCREEN The Main Screen area contains all the screens to be discussed throughout this document including the Map Screen, Alarm Summary,Site Status Screen,Siren Command Logger,etc. STATUS BAR The Status Bar appears at the very bottom of the screen and shows the current operator, associated access level, computer name, general FEP status, activation report status, alarm logger status, WIN-911 status, and.automated activation status. The Status Bar also displays the name of the Control Center that initiated the current command sequence as well as the name of the current command sequence. 6. CIPTIWARN ACCEPTANCE TEST PLAN The following tests represent the OptiWarn ATP. Graphical User Interface - Map Screen (Siren Site Status) 3.TEST Step 1 Verify general alarm status indications for 1. DESCRIPTION each site are shown correctly — solid green for no alarms, solid red for acknowledged Upon successful log-in, the user is taken directly to alarms, blinking red/yellow for the Map screen where overall system status can be unacknowledged alarms, blinking viewed and siren activations can be initiated. An icon green/yellow for sites with alarms that have is shown for each siren site and is color-coded for returned to normal prior to being current general status of the corresponding site acknowledged. located in the specific location of the site based on GPS coordinates on the system map. Right-clicking on Step 2 Placing the mouse over any of the siren site any of the siren site icons will open the Single Site icons should show a "tooltip" with the site Status pop-up window to view specific status location. Verify proper site location information for the selected siren. information is displayed for each site. This test verifies that the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM Step 3 Verify that right-clicking on any of the Siren Map Screen functions properly. Site icons opens the Single Site Status pop-up window. 2.SETUP Step 4 Make note of the Mouse Pointer Lat/Long Navigate to the Map screen by clicking on the Map shown above the map. Verify the proper button from the Navigation Ribbon. If the Map button settings by moving the mouse point to the is not visible,click COMMAND from the Menu and the center of one of the Siren Site icons and Map screen should open automatically. right-clicking being careful not to allow the mouse to move.Compare the Mouse Pointer Lat/Long with the Map Coordinates for the site displayed on the Single Site Status screen. The numbers should be accurate within 0.001 or so on both Lat/Long. Step 5 The general Siren Site icon size is operator adjustable within the ZOOM section on the Map screen. The operator can click on the number within the circle to enter a size percentage (20-100)or by dragging the circle left or right to decrease or increase the icon size. Please note if a site is selected for activation, currently activating, has an alarm or unacknowledged alarm,the Siren Site icon is automatically displayed as full-size. VERSION#1.000 Pass Fail 'Graphical User Interface-Map Screen (Map Screen Zoom) 3.TEST Step 1 With the map zoomed out to the entire 1. DESCRIPTION system area, verify the siren site icons appear in the proper location. The OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM provides the operator with the ability to zoom into the Map by dividing the Step 2 Maneuver the mouse pointer over the mini- overall map into 9 "zoomed in" maps. The operator map in the ZOOM section of the Map screen can choose which zoomed in section to view by and note how the different sections are moving the mouse over the mini-map in the ZOOM available with a yellow highlight. section of the Map screen and then left-clicking to view the zoomed in area. Step 3 Click the section to zoom in. Verify the yellow mouse over highlight turns blue, a new map is displayed in the main section of 2.SETUP the Map screen and only the siren site icons residing in that area are displayed. Navigate to the Map screen by clicking COMMAND from the Menu and then clicking the View Activation Step 4 In the SITES section, click the Displayed Map Screen button if necessary. toggle to filter the Site List from all sites to those now displayed on the zoomed in map. Step 5 In the Site List, left click on one of the sites listed and note the associated siren site icon appears at full size with a blue circle to highlight its location on the map. Step 6 Make note of the Mouse Pointer Lat/Long shown above the map. Verify the proper settings by moving the mouse point to the center of one of the Siren Site icons and right-clicking being careful not to allow the mouse to move. Compare the Mouse Pointer Lat/Long with the Map Coordinates for the site displayed on the Single Site Status screen. The numbers should be accurate within 0.001 or so on both Lat/Long. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 'Graphical User Interface- Map Screen '(Zone/Siren Selection) 3.TEST Step 1 Verify the following ancillary functions are 1. DESCRIPTION available on the Primary Control Center by successfully logging into the SIREN SYSTEM All OptiWarn activation tests shall be conducted from alerting application with Operator level the Siren System Primary Control Center unless access (Username = OP, Password = op; not otherwise specified. The alarms demonstrated are to case sensitive). be made with test equipment where it is practical to create an actual alarm or when not practical the Step 2 Navigate to the Map screen by clicking the alarm will be initiated through the use of the ACE STS Command menu item on the ribbon Bar. programming software. The following will provide a brief introduction and description of the main display Step 3 Select all sites/zones by clicking on the ALL screens encountered when navigating the OPTIWARN SITES button. Verify all zone buttons SIREN SYSTEM GUI(Graphic User Interface). including ALL SITES and all siren site icons appear with yellow highlight. Upon initial boot-up, the Control Center will automatically log-in in standard Operator mode which Step 4 Deselect all zones by clicking on the CLEAR allows the operator to view and acknowledge alarms, button located near the bottom of the Siren activate the sirens, and interrogate the sites. View Command Screen. Verify all zone buttons Only mode allows the operator to view system status and siren site icons lose yellow highlight. and monitor the system only; NO siren control and NO site interrogation will be allowed in this mode. If Step 5 Select individual zones by clicking on the the system does not have an operator logged in, the individual zone buttons (e.g. Northwest, user can click the Log On button from the button Northeast, Southwest, and Southeast). ribbon which will then prompt the user to enter Verify proper zone selection appears with his/her Username and Password or Access Code if the yellow highlight and verify proper sirens are InTouch User Manager is disabled. shown selected with yellow highlight. Step 6 Press CLEAR button to reset all selections. 2.SETUP Verify all zone buttons and siren site icons lose yellow highlight. The only setup is for this test is to have the computer turned on. All necessary software and applications Step 7 Select individual siren sites by left-clicking on should start automatically. the individual siren site icons. Verify each selected siren appears with a yellow highlight. Step 8 Deselect previously selected siren sites by left-clicking on the siren site icon and verify the siren loses yellow highlight. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 Graphical User Interface-Site List 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Verify the Site List pop-up window appears. This test verifies that the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM Step 2 Verify proper site name, and street address Site List screen functions properly. along with siren type is displayed for each site. Step 3 Scroll up and down through the list and 2.SETUP verify information is properly displayed. Navigate to the Site List screen by clicking SITE LIST on Step 4 Press the Go To Site button and enter a the ribbon bar. number from 1-191 and verify site is placed at the top of the site list unless site number If navigating from one of the Siren Status Screens,one is too high where the last site in the list of the Maintenance Command screens or the System would exceed the max of 191 in which case, Manager Screen,the Site List should auto-scroll to the the selected site should still be displayed but first site displayed on the visible Siren Status Screen. not at the top of the list. Step 5 Verify proper site name for each Control Center/FEP/CEN Unit locations. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 The Siren Communication status should show ALARM on all RS232-based sirens since This segment of the test verifies that the bi-state siren the associated ACE RTU is not connected to a site alarms are processed and communicated to the live Siren during staging. This status will be OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM Primary Control Center. disabled and represented by a gray alarm The alarms will be generated from a combination of icon for any mechanical sirens. simulated alarms associated with the test siren setup Step 2 Create an alarm condition on a mechanical or via software. The Alarm indicators on the Siren Status Screen and siren site by toggling the associated digital Single Site Status Screen shall have the following input(DI#3-Intrusion). characteristics: Step 3 Verify that the colored status for the Alarms associated alarm on each Control Center is • If it is normal than the indicator is dark green blinking red and yellow and that the "state" • If an alarm is active and is not acknowledged text is red and is displayed for the correct then the indicator is blinking in red/yellow colors alarm point and site. • If an alarm is active and acknowledged than indicator is solid red Step 4 Click the associated site "acknowledge" • If an alarm returns to normal but is not button on any of the Control Centers and acknowledged, then the indicator is blinking in verify the alarm status becomes solid red on yellow/dark green colors each Control Center. • If an alarm returns to normal and is acknowledged than the indicator is dark green Step 5 Navigate to the Alarm Summary screen by • If a specific alarm is not applicable for a site, the clicking ALARM SUM on the ribbon bar and indicator will be gray confirm the screen is in Historical mode. Then verify that the alarm displays in red text Status on the Alarm Summary window followed by • For event status the color scheme is dark green black text with the timestamp associated for"standby'state. with both events. • Bright green for"active state" • If a specific status is not applicable for a site, the Step 6 Toggle the mode to Summary and verify the alarm indication appears in black text. indicator will be gray Step 7 Return the alarm point to the normal 2.SETUP condition. Verify that the colored alarm icon for the associated alarm returns to normal Navigate to the Siren Status screen by clicking the on each Control Center. Status button and then clicking the Sirens button on the Status Selection pop-up screen. Step 8 Verify that the alarm text has an additional entry in green on the Alarm Summary. Step 9 Toggle the mode to Summary and verify the alarm indication is no longer present in the list. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 Unacknowledged Alarm 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Create an alarm condition on a mechanical siren site by toggling the associated digital This segment of the test verifies that the bi-state siren input(DI#3-Intrusion). site alarms are processed and communicated to each of the OptiWarn Control Centers. The alarms will be Step 2 Verify that the colored alarm icon for the generated from a combination of simulated alarms associated alarm on each of the Control associated with the test siren setup or via software. Centers is blinking red and yellow and that The Alarm indicators on the Siren Status Screen or the"state"text is red and is displayed for the Single Site Status Screen shall have the following correct alarm point and site. characteristics: Step 3 Navigate to the Alarm Summary screen and Alarms verify that the alarm displays in red text on • If it is normal than the indicator is dark green the Alarm Summary window. • If an alarm is active and is not acknowledged then the indicator is blinking in red/yellow colors Step 4 Toggle the mode to Summary and verify the • If an alarm is active and acknowledged than alarm indication displays in red text. indicator is solid red • If an alarm returns to normal but is not Step 5 Return the alarm point to the normal acknowledged, then the indicator is blinking in condition. Verify that the colored alarm icon yellow/dark green colors for the associated alarm returns to normal • If an alarm returns to normal and is but remains blinking green and yellow on acknowledged than the indicator is dark green each Control Center. • If a specific alarm is not applicable for a site, the indicator will be gray Step 6 Navigate to the Alarm Summary screen and verify that the alarm displays in green text on Status the Alarm Summary window. • For event status the color scheme is dark green for"standby"state. Step 7 Toggle the mode to Summary and verify the • Bright green for"active state" alarm indication displays in green text. • If a specific status is not applicable for a site, the indicator will be gray Step 8 Click the associated site "acknowledge" button on either computer and verify the alarm icon becomes solid green. 2.SETUP Step 9 Navigate to the Alarm Summary screen and No additional setup is necessary. verify that the alarm displays in black text on the Alarm Summary window. Step 10 Toggle the mode to Summary and verify the alarm indication is no longer in the list. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 ,Graphical User Interface-FEP/CEN Status Screen--- 3.TEST Step 1 Select an FEP for the test and remove the 1. DESCRIPTION PWR IN cable on the Power Supply module or unplug the AC power cord. This segment of the test verifies that the bi-state FEP * site alarms are processed and communicated to the as the siren RTUs are to be powered by the siren OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM Primary Activation batteries,this test is N/A for them Computer. The alarms will be generated from real alarms associated with the FEP sites. Step 2 Verify that PWR light turns Yellow and the BATT light turns Red on the ACE Power The alarm point indicators are preconfigured for the Supply Module. SIREN SYSTEM. There are up to three(3)alarm points Step 3 After approximately 60 seconds, verify that per FEP. The Alarm indicators on the FEP Status San ACE AC Voltage alarm for the appropriate Screen have the following characteristics: FEP is received on the FEP/CEN Status screen Alarms on all Control Centers. • If it is normal than the indicator is dark green Step 4 Reconnect PWR IN cable to Power Supply • If an alarm is active and is not acknowledged module. Verify the PWR light returns to then the indicator is blinking in red/yellow colors Green and the BATT light starts blinking • If an alarm is active and acknowledged than indicating the battery backup is being indicator is solid red charged. • If an alarm returns to normal but is not acknowledged, then the indicator is blinking in Step 5 After approximately 60 seconds, verify the yellow/dark green colors ACE AC Voltage alarm returns to normal. • If an alarm returns to normal and is acknowledged than the indicator is dark green Step 6 Disconnect the Ethernet cable to the Backup FEP. Within 25 minutes, an ACE 2.SETUP Communication alarm will appear on each Control Center. A charged ACE battery must be present in order to pass this test. After the PWR IN cable has been Step 7 Reconnect the Ethernet cable to the Backup removed it will take around 60 seconds for the Alarm FEP and interrogate the FEP via Interrogation to reach the Control Centers. The reason this alarm Ribbon. takes so long is that there is an embedded delay timer within the application to rule out a site only losing Step 8 Verify the ACE Communication alarm returns power for a few seconds. to normal and the Last Received Time& Date is updated with the current time. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 ,Computer to ACE FEP Communication Status 3.TEST Step 1 Disconnect the Ethernet link from the 1. DESCRIPTION computer. This test verifies that if the communication Step 2 An alarm will be created causing the Modbus connection between the Control Center and the Failure pop-up screen to appear on the local corresponding FEP is disconnected that an alarm will computer. Should display Current be present on each Control Center. Communication Status alarm with an The connection between the OptiWarn Control associated Acknowledge button. Center and its associated FEP is an Ethernet link. Step 3 Verify the existence of a Computer Communication alarm for the appropriate FEP site on ALL Control Centers. 2.SETUP Step 4 Reconnect the Ethernet link. Step 5 Verify the Modbus Failure pop-up shows blinking Normal on the local computer. Click the Acknowledge button and the pop-up window should disappear. Step 6 Check that the Computer Communication alarm returns to normal on ALL Control Centers. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 Graphical User Interface -Alarm Summary Screen 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Verify the Alarm Summary screen has been logging alarms, events, and acknowledges The Alarm Summary Screen provides a text display of properly. all alarms currently present in the system. On this screen, the operator can switch Historical and Step 2 Verify mode toggling between default Summary mode by selecting the "Historical" Historical and Summary by selecting the "Summary" toggles. In Historical mode, a appropriate toggle. chronological list of the most recent 5000 alarms and events is displayed. In Summary mode, only the Step 3 Verify alarm filtering functionality of only current alarms are displayed — i.e. items currently in alarms/events associated with the FEPs & alarm or have not yet been acknowledged. PCs by selecting the FEPs& PCs toggle. Additionally, the display can be filtered to show only Step 4 Verify alarm filtering functionality of only alarms based on site number, by zone,or by priority. alarms/events associated with all of the siren sites by selecting the Sirens Only toggle. Alarms and events are all logged with date and time when the alarm or event took place. In addition, the Step 5 Verify alarm filtering functionality of only alarms and events are also color-coded — red for alarms/events associated with a specific alarms, green for return to normal, black for siren by selecting the Specific Siren toggle acknowledge and blue for events. and entering the appropriate site number in the associated box. This test verifies that the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM Alarm Summary screen functions properly. Step 6 Verify alarm filtering functionality of only alarms/events with a particular priority by clicking the From:XXX button and entering a 2.SETUP specific priority (e.g. 4 for Intrusion alarms) and clicking the To: XXX button and entering Navigate to the Alarm Summary screen by clicking on the same specific priority. the ALARM SUM menu item. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 'Graphical User Interface-Alarm Logger Functionality 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 To enter Logger mode, click the Logger toggle. Previous alarm filtering selections The Alarm Summary Screen provides a third mode - should remain while new entries for Logger. While in Logger mode, the operator can Start/End Date/Time are visible to the specify a date/time range in addition to the other operator. alarm filtering functionality from the previous test. Step 2 Verify the Start Date/Time displays today's In the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM, all alarms and date with a time of 00:00:00 (midnight) and events are not only displayed on the Alarm Summary End Date/Time displays today's date and screen and logged to a daily alarm/event file,they are current time. also logged to a SQL database. In Logger mode, the operator essentially performs queries on the SQL Step 3 Verify proper alarm/event display based on database to display specific alarm/event information previously selected alarm filtering. based on the filters selected by the operator. Step 4 Click the Reset Alarm/Event Logger Filtering This test verifies that the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM button to reset the filters to default including Alarm Summary screen functions properly. updating the Start/End Date/Time. Step 5 Change the Start/End Date/Time selections, 2.SETUP set the From/To Priorities, and select a Specific Siren. Notice that the alarm logger Navigate to the Alarm Summary screen by clicking on display does NOT change. Click the Update the ALARM SUM menu item. Alarm/Event Filtering button. Step 6 Verify the appropriate alarms/events are displayed given the above selections. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 Siren Site Interrogation 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Click INTERROGATE on the Menu to display the Interrogation Ribbon. This test verifies that the user can manually interrogate sites through the Interrogation ribbon in Step 2 Click the RTU interrogation button which will the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM application. bring up a keypad that allows the operator to enter the specific RTU number to be The OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM is configured to interrogated. automatically interrogate the Siren Sites on a regular basis. Each Control Center/FEP in the system has the Step 3 Note the Current Interrogate indication on ability to interrogate the siren sites independently. the Menu which should match the number entered by the Operator and note the There is a Disable Interrogation Schedule button on animation on the RTU interrogation button. the interrogation ribbon available to users logged in with System Manager access level which allows the Step 4 Click on the ALL SITES button to interrogate user to turn off the automatic periodic interrogation all the sirens in the system. Verify Current cycles. This button is only effective for the FEP Site being Interrogated shows incrementing connected to the specific Control Center where this siren site numbers starting at 1 and option was implemented. Please note that operator- proceeding to the last site number. Before initiated interrogations will still be available as well as allowing the interrogation cycle to complete, siren activation report initiated interrogations. press the CANCEL button and verify cycle ceases immediately. Verify Current Interrogate returns to Idle. 2.SETUP Part 2-Single Site Status Screen Be sure all active sites are communicating properly. Step 5 Click COMMAND on the Menu to display the Command Ribbon and the Map Screen. Step 6 Right click on one of the Siren Site icons to display the Single Site Status screen. Make note of the Last Received time&date before clicking the Interrogate Site button. Step 7 Note the Current Interrogate indication on the Menu which should match the site number associated with the Single Site Status screen and note the Interrogate Site button animation. Step 8 Once the site responds to the interrogation, the Last Received time & date should update. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 'Siren Site Communication Failure 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Click INTERROGATE on the Menu to open the This test verifies that a loss of communication to each Interrogation Ribbon and decide which Siren site will be reported to the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM site to test. application. Step 2 Disconnect the designated Siren site's radio by removing the connection between the 2.SETUP ACE CPU and the radio. No additional setup is necessary for this test. Step 3 Perform an interrogation to the selected Siren site by clicking the RTU interrogate button and entering the appropriate site number. Step 4 Confirm that a Radio Communication alarm appears in the mini-Alarm Summary displayed on the Interrogation Ribbon. The Radio Communication alarm is also displayed on the appropriate Siren Status screen for the associated Siren site. Please note that Radio Communication alarms are determined independently on each FEP so this alarm will NOT necessarily appear on all computers unless the other FEP(s) interrogate that site as well. Step 5 Reconnect the Siren site's radio to the ACE CPU and interrogate the Siren site again. Confirm the Siren site has returned to normal communication status. VERSION#1.000 Pass Fail Siren Zone/All Activation Silent/Quiet Test Command from Primary Control 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 From the Primary Control Center bring up the Map screen. All siren activations can happen from the Map screen where the siren site icons are displayed based on GPS Step 2 Send a command to all sites/zones by coordinates. There are also Maintenance Command clicking the ALL SITES button (verify yellow screens that list the sirens in numerical order which indicator on all zone buttons, ALL SITES and could be easier for an operator unfamiliar with the each Siren Site icon), clicking Silent/Quiet layout of the sirens within the system. Test (verify yellow indicator) and START (verify change to blinking WAIT text). Whether the sirens are activated from the Map screen or the Maintenance screens, the sirens Step 3 On ALL Control Centers, verify all the zone activate the same way.One other difference between indicators change from solid yellow to light the Map screen and the Maintenance screens is the blue. Verify the Silent/Quiet Test indication Zone Selection buttons are only present on the Map changes from solid yellow to blinking light screen so for the purposes of this test, we will blue and yellow. Verify each of the Siren Site activate from the Map screen. icons change from solid yellow to light blue. Bring mouse pointer over one of the active The bottom row of buttons is consistent on each sirens and the command name should be activation screen which includes CLEAR selections, appended to the site location information as START and STOP. part of the Tooltip. This test demonstrates the sending of the Step 4 Verify the test siren is running an inaudible Silent/Quiet Test command from the OPTIWARN siren test. SIREN SYSTEM application to all of the Siren sites. Step 5 On ALL Control Centers, verify the current siren activation information is displayed on 2.SETUP the Last Activation Status pop-up window and is properly displayed on the Status Bar Navigate to the Map screen by clicking COMMAND on for the duration of the activation. the Menu. Step 6 Thirty seconds after the activation is complete, the Primary FEP will automatically initiate an interrogation cycle to retrieve the siren activation results from all the sites involved in the activation. *The user can monitor the Siren Status screen to watch the activation results report Step 7 On ALL Control Centers, verify the appropriate status for all siren sites is displayed. Step 8 On ALL Control Centers, verify the siren activation report appears properly. Pass Fail Individual Siren Site Activation Command from Control 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Send a command to a Siren Site by clicking on the associated Siren Site icon (verify All siren activations can happen from the Map screen yellow indicator), clicking Silent/Quiet Test where the siren site icons are displayed based on GPS button (verify yellow indicator) and START coordinates. There are also Maintenance Command (verify change to blinking WAIT text). screens that list the sirens in numerical order which could be easier for an operator unfamiliar with the Step 2 On ALL Control Centers, verify the Siren Site layout of the sirens within the system. icon changes from solid yellow to light blue. Verify the Silent/Quiet Test indication Whether the sirens are activated from the Map changes from solid yellow to blinking light screen or the Maintenance screens, the sirens blue and yellow. activate the same way.One other difference between the Map screen and the Maintenance screens is the Step 3 Verify the simulated siren is operating Zone Selection buttons are only present on the Map properly with the appropriate timing. screen so for the purposes of this test, we will activate from the Map screen. Step 4 On ALL Control Centers, verify the current siren activation information is displayed on The bottom row of buttons is consistent on each the Last Activation Status pop-up window activation screen which includes CLEAR selections, and is properly displayed on the Status Bar START and STOP. for the duration of the activation. This test demonstrates the sending of the Step 5 Thirty seconds after the activation is Silent/Quiet Test command from the OPTIWARN complete, the Primary FEP will automatically SIREN SYSTEM application to a single siren site. initiate an interrogation cycle to retrieve the siren activation results from all the sites (just one for this test) involved in the activation. 2.SETUP ' The user can monitor the Single Siren Status screen associated with the specific site to watch the activation results report Navigate to the Map screen by clicking COMMAND on Step 6 On ALL Control Centers, verify the the Menu. appropriate status for the test siren is displayed. Step 7 On ALL Control Centers, verify the siren activation report appears properly. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 LoggerGraphical User Interface—Siren Command 3.TEST Step 1 Verify the Siren Command Logger shows 1. DESCRIPTION each of the siren activation commands performed during this test. This test verifies that the OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM Siren Command Logger screen functions properly. Step 2 Check proper Command Sequence is listed for each, sequence duration appears as This screen displays the last 250 Siren command expected, number of sirens effected, sequences performed throughout the system.This log sequence number (starts 16xx for all is actually stored and maintained by the FEP commands sent from the Primary Control associated with the computer. Center; 32xx for all commands sent from the Secondary Control Center, etc.), and appropriate Start time and date. 2.SETUP Step 3 Scroll up/down the list and make sure the Navigate to the Siren Command Logger screen by events scroll as expected. clicking SYSTEM TOOLS on the Menu and then clicking the Siren Command Logger button. Step 4 Click on any of the non-zero Activation IDs and view the pop-up explorer window. The files filtered in the window should each start with the Activation ID in 5-digit (i.e. 00000) format. There should be two files - one with "full siren info" and one with 'list only" in the file name. Step 5 Double-click the file with 'list only" in the file name and Notepad should appear as a pop- up window containing the activation details for the event selected. This information includes the date/time, specific command sequence activated, the sequence ID, activation ID and then a list of site numbers with their siren numbers. This information also includes whether the command was "Operator Initiated", "Remote Activation" (i.e. activated from a different Control Center), or"Automated Scheduler". Step 6 Double-click the file with "full siren info" in the file name and Notepad should appear as a pop-up window containing the activation details for the event selected. This information includes the same information as the 'list only" file, but also includes the siren address information. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 System Manager Screen -Active Yes/No Siren sites 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Navigate to the System Manager screen. This test verifies that Siren sites can be enabled and Step 2 Disable the siren site by clicking the green disabled on the System Manager screen and this state checkmark icon next to the siren site number is reflected throughout the system. to be disabled. Step 3 Navigate to the Map screen. Verify the 2.SETUP associated siren site icon appears in gray. Navigate to the System Manager Screen by clicking on Step 4 Right-click the siren site icon to display the SYSTEM TOOLS on the Menu and clicking on the Single Site Status screen. Verify all the status System Manager button. The System Manager screen indications for the associated site are shown is only accessible if the User login and password have in gray. administrator rights(Access Level=9999). Step 5 Navigate to the Siren Status screen by clicking the Show Status Screen button. Verify all the status indications for the associated site are shown in gray. Step 6 Navigate back to the System Manager screen and enable the siren site by clicking on the red X icon next to the siren site number to be enabled. Step 7 Recheck the Map screen, Single Site Status screen, and Siren Status screen to be sure site has returned to normal status except for a Radio Communication alarm. Step 8 Navigate to the Single Site Status screen for the site and click the Interrogate Site button. Within a few seconds, the Radio Communication status should return to normal. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 'System Manager Screen—Manual Report Generation 3.TEST 1.DESCRIPTION Step 1 Navigate to the System Manager screen. The OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM uses Microsoft Excel Step 2 If Print/Save mode is set to Print, click on the to generate siren activation reports. Reports are Print Now button. A green line will appear generated automatically following every siren below the button to confirm the report is in activation including individual siren activations. the process of being created. Reports are saved under C:\OptiWarn Data\Reports If Print/Save mode is set to Save Only, click and have a file naming convention as follows: YYYY- on the Save Now button. A green line will MM-DD_HHMMSS.xls. appear below the button to confirm the report is in the process of being created. 2.SETUP Step 3 If Print/Save mode is set to Print, the report will be generated and printed to the Navigate to the System Manager screen. Verify Windows Default Printer. If Print/Save mode Microsoft Excel is running by making sure a flashing is set to Save Only, the report will just be "R" indication does not appear in the Status Bar. created without being printed. Step 4 Verify creation of the report by clicking the Past Reports button which will open an explorer pop-up window listing the reports stored in C:\OptiWarn Data\Reports. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 'Alternate Activation Button —Red Button Activation 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Personnel should be monitoring the Bolt Street OptiWarn Control Center. The OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM supports an alternate form of siren activation. It is intended to be a Step 2 Depress the Red button simplified activation to only be used in an emergency. The Alternate Activation process is to be used at the Step 3 Confirm on the Bolt Street OptiWarn Control Bolt Street - Fire Dispatch location. This activation Center that all sirens have been activated for method will activate all sirens in the system for the proper operation (depending on the Tornado Warning (full 3-minute emergency wiring of the Red button). activation). The Alternate Activation will be in the form of a large Red"mushroom"style button. 2.SETUP In order to test the full 3-minute Tornado Warning activation, no additional setup is required other than the installation of the Red button in the Fire Dispatch Center. However, if the full 3-minute activation is not appropriate for testing purposes,the push-button can be rewired to DI #8 instead of DI #5 on the FEP. Additionally, DI #6 will perform a 90-second test and DI#7 will perform a 15-second test. The test can be monitored from the Bolt Street OptiWarn Control Center. Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 7. Individual Siren Testing The remaining tests detailed below will be completed on fifteen 15 sirens. Please note the siren site number in the appropriate location for each test. Siren Site Testing-Whelen Electronic (non-activation status) 1. DESCRIPTION 3.TEST The OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM has the ability to Step 1 Right-click on the Siren Icon for the site to be function with several different siren types including tested to view the Single Site Status pop-up. different manufacturers even in the same system.The testing for each siren is specific to the siren Step 2 Verify all site status appears normal with all manufacturer and model. siren cabinet doors closed. Step 3 If Intrusion detection is included, open the 2.SETUP siren controller cabinet door and verify Intrusion alarm appears for the site. Navigate to the Map screen by clicking COMMAND on the Menu. Step 4 Close the siren controller cabinet door and verify Intrusion alarm returns to normal. At the site, the ACE RTU should be appropriately connected to the Whelen Siren including power (if Step 5 Repeat for the siren battery compartment applicable), RS232 communication, box intrusion (if and the ACE cabinet to confirm any of the applicable),and Live PA audio(if applicable). cabinet doors will report an Intrusion alarm when open. Step 6 If the siren is AC-powered with battery backup, disconnect AC power from the siren and verify Siren AC alarm appears for the site. Step 7 If the ACE RTU is AC-powered with battery backup, verify RTU Input Power alarm appears for the site. Step 8 Return AC power to the siren and verify Siren AC alarm returns to normal and the RTU Input Power alarm returns to normal. Step 9 Disconnect the RS232 cable between the ACE RTU and Whelen Siren controller and verify Siren Communication alarm appears within 30-45 seconds. Step 10 Reconnect the RS232 cable and verify Siren Communication alarm returns to normal. VERSION#1.000 Siren Number Pass Fail Siren Site Testing-Whelen Electronic Sirens (Silent Test) 3.TEST 1. DESCRIPTION Step 1 Right-click on the Siren Icon for the site to be tested to view the Single Site Status pop-up. The OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM has the ability to function with several different siren types including Step 2 Verify all site status appears normal except different manufacturers even in the same system.The Intrusion with siren controller cabinet open. testing for each siren is specific to the siren manufacturer and model. Step 3 From the front panel of the Whelen controller, press the button labeled Silent Test to initiate an amplifier test of the siren. 2.SETUP Step 4 With a fully functional siren, the FULL and Navigate to the Map screen by clicking COMMAND on PART LEDs should illuminate on the siren the Menu. controller. Verify a False alarm appears for the site. If any amps function properly, the At the site, the ACE RTU should be appropriately PART LED will appear...if all the amps connected to the Whelen Siren including power (if function properly, the FULL LED will also applicable), RS232 communication, box intrusion (if appear. applicable), and Live PA audio(if applicable). Step 5 With the ACE RTU cabinet open, open the ACE CPU door and press/hold the push button labeled PB for 2-3 seconds. Verify the Whelen siren runs a local Silent Test. Step 6 Verify the False alarm resets to normal, Local Test status appears bright green, and Full status appears bright green along with Command Confirm.. Step 7 If the siren is a rotating siren, verify the siren head rotates for the duration of the Silent Test, the ROT LED illuminates on the siren controller and verify the Rotation status appears bright green. Step 8 Disconnect the RS232 cable between the ACE CPU and the Whelen Siren Controller. Step 9 Press and hold PB for 2-3 seconds. Verify the Whelen siren does NOT run a Silent Test. Step 10 Verify Command Failure alarm indicating the siren failed one or more RS232 command functions and Command Confirm is clear. Siren Number Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 Siren Site Testing-Whelen Electronic Sirens(Remote Activation Test) 3.TEST Step 1 Right-click on the Siren Icon for the site to be 1. DESCRIPTION tested to view the Single Site Status pop-up. The OPTIWARN SIREN SYSTEM has the ability to Step 2 Verify all site status appears normal except function with several different siren types including Intrusion with siren controller cabinet open. different manufacturers even in the same system.The testing for each siren is specific to the siren Step 3 Click the Siren Icon to select the siren for manufacturer and model. activation. Click Silent Test and click START. Step 4 With a fully functional siren, the FULL and 2.SETUP PART LEDs should illuminate on the siren controller. Navigate to the Map screen by clicking COMMAND on the Menu. Step 5 If the siren is a rotating siren,verify the siren head rotates for the duration of the Silent At the site, the ACE RTU should be appropriately Test, the ROT LED illuminates on the siren connected to the Whelen Siren including power (if controller and verify the Rotation status applicable), RS232 communication, box intrusion (if appears bright green. applicable),and Live PA audio(if applicable). Step 6 Within a minute after the command completes, Full or Partial Activation should illuminate along with Siren Rotation if applicable on the OptiWarn Control Center. Step 7 If a Full Activation was received, disconnect one of the amplifiers and rerun the test.The results should be similar to Step 6 except Partial Activation should illuminate instead of Full Activation. Step 8 Reconnect the previously disconnected amplifier, but disconnect the rotor and rerun the test.The results should be similar to Step 6 except Siren Rotation Fail should illuminate instead of Siren Rotation. Step 9 Reconnect the rotor, but disconnect all the amplifiers and rerun the test. The results should be similar to Step 6 except Activation Failure should replace Full or Partial Activation. Step 10 Reconnect the amps and rerun the test. The results should match those from Step 6. Siren Number Pass Fail VERSION#1.000 Acceptance Test Plan Sign-off By their signatures below, the following witnesses certify they have observed the system Acceptance Test Procedures detailed above. CUSTOMER REPRESENTATIVE: Please Sign Name: Date: Please Print Name: Initials: Please Print Title: MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS REPRESENTATIVE: Please Sign Name: Date: Please Print Name: Initials: Please Print Title: