Module Bay Description; Packaging Availability; Remote Command Center; Remote Annunciator Audio Module Reference - Simplex 4100ES Operating Instructions Manual

Module Bay Description

Remote Annunciators include a bay assembly, a power
distribution interface module (PDI), a Transponder Interface
Module, and an interconnect harness. Communications with
the host fire alarm control panel are via a Remote Unit
Interface (RUI or RUI+) connection that allows for up to
2500 ft (762 m) distance. RUI can communicate with up to a
total of 31 remote devices per master controller (on one or
multiple RUI channels) and can be either Style 4 or Style 7
communications. Wiring can be either shielded or
unshielded, twisted, or untwisted single pair wiring.
4100-9610 Remote Annunciator. This model is for
applications that may require a full complement of the
Remote Annunciator functions (refer to the product
selection lists on pages 3 and 4). Power is from a cabinet
mounted Remote Power Supply (RPS).
4100-9611 Basic Remote Annunciator. For remote
annunciator applications that require less features in the
cabinet, select this model which accepts power from a
separate fire alarm control cabinet. (This model does NOT
accept: a cabinet mounted power supply, expansion phone
cards, Class A phone modules, RS-232 modules, panel
mounted printers, or 24 I/O modules.)
Optional Expansion Bays each include a PDI and
accept a variety of optional modules for specific annunciator
functions.
The Battery Compartment (bottom) accepts two
batteries, up to 50 Ah. Battery mounting does not interfere
with available module space. (Not applicable to the model
4100-9611)

Remote Annunciator Audio Module Reference

Push-to-Talk
switch
Remote Master
Phone Module
4100-1271

Packaging Availability

 Modules are power-limited (except as noted, such as
 Enclosure are available for one, two, or three bay sizes
 Boxes, doors with tempered glass inserts, and dress
 Refer to document S4100-0037 for enclosure details

Remote Command Center

The optional Remote Command Center occupies the top
bay of a Remote Annunciator. It provides an LCD status
readout with keyswitch activated control switches and a
local tone-alert sounder. Features are essentially identical
to the Remote LCD Annunciator model 4603-9101
(reference document S4603-0001).
Phone
Phone
Control
Control
Phone
Phone
Circuit 1
Circuit 9
Phone Phone
Circuit 2 Circuit 10
Phone Phone
Circuit 3 Circuit 11
Phone
Phone
Circuit 4
Circuit 12
Phone Phone
Circuit 5 Circuit 13
Phone
Phone
Circuit 6
Circuit 14
Phone
Phone
Circuit 7
Circuit 15
Phone
Phone
Circuit 8
Circuit 16
8 Switches with 8
Remote Microphone
Red LEDs,
Module 4100-1244
4100-1280, 2 shown
with typical labels
2
relay modules)
or for cabinet rack mounting
panels are available in beige or red (ordered separately)
REMOTE COMMAND CENTER
FIRE PRIORITY 2
ALARM ALARM SUPERVISORY
ALARM ALARM
ACK ACK
Emergency Operating Instructions
Alarm or Warning Condition
System indicator flashing. Tone On.
How to Acknowledge / View Events
Press ACK located under flashing indicator.
Repeat operation until all events are acknowledged.
Local tone will silence.
4100-1292 Remote Command Center
Audio Speaker
Control Circuits
Command
Center
Active
All
Speakers
EVAC
Selective
EVAC
All
Speakers
Talk
Ready
to
Talk
8 Switches with 8 Red
LEDs, 4100-1280
Single Channel Audio
Control 4100-1252
SYSTEM SYSTEM POWER ALARM
DISPLAY
TIME
SILENCED
TROUBLE ON
SUPV TBL ALARM SYSTEM
ACK ACK SILENCE RESET
How to Silence Building Signals
Press Alarm Silence.
How to Reset System
Press System Reset.
Press Ack to silence tone device.
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