Simplex TrueAlarm 4100 Series Manual page 4

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MINIPLEX Distributed Module Operation
– Up to 31 MINIPLEX transponders can be controlled
from the c.i.e.
– Allows remote location of: amplifiers, MAPNET II
and TrueAlarm interface modules, conventional zone
circuits, sounder circuits, and auxiliary control
circuits
– Up to four RUI modules can be installed in the c.i.e.
4604-9202UK Remote LCD Annunciator
For supplementary applications, the model
4604-9202UK remote LCD annunciator provides an
informational display similar to that on the front of the
c.i.e. Details are as follows:
• Surface mounted, cabinet included
• LED backlighting for easy reading
• Backlighting is off during battery power except
during keypad activity (when activity ceases, the
backlighting will time out and again turn off)
• Connections are serial communications via RS-232
wiring
• Distance is up to 25 ft (7.6 m)
• Dimensions: 12 13/16" W x 9 7/8" H x 2 1/8" D
(325 mm x 251 mm x 54 mm)
*** System is Normal ***
09:36:24
FIRE
FAULT DISABLEMENT
ALARM FAULT/DISABLED
REVIEW
REVIEW REVIEW DISABLED DISABLE/ENABLE
ALARMS FAULTS ZONES
SITE SPECIFIC PROGRAMMABLE KEYS/LEDS
4604-9202UK LCD Annunciator
Audio Control Board Features
Message Memory - Custom Message Data
Routing Matrix - Input/Output Switching
Audio Inputs:
• Master Microphone
• Remote Microphone #1 (Optional)
• Remote Microphone #2 (Optional)
• Primary Voice/Tone Generator (Optional)
• Secondary Voice/Tone Generator (Optional)
• Phone to Audio Interface
Simplex Time Recorder Co.
ZN SIG AUX
1 2 3
FB IO MAP
4 5 6
P A ZONE
MON 05-APR-1999
7 8 9
NET FUNC
DEL
- 0
RESET
SOUNDER SOUNDERS
SILENCED
ENTER CLR
PANEL SILENCE
SOUNDER
SOUNDERS SILENCE/RESOUND
NEXT PREV
MENU
SYSTEM
POWER
FAULT
Audio Outputs:
• Channel 1, Single Channel
• Channel 2, Dual Channel
• Channel 3, Triple Channel
• Local Panel Speaker
Audio Tones:
• Slow Whoop - Slowly ascending tone from 200 to
830 Hz in 2.5 seconds, recommended for fire alarm
and no other purpose
• High/Low - Free-running signal with a high
frequency of 750 Hz for 100 msec and a low
frequency of 500 Hz for 400 msec
• Horn - Continuous 500 Hz tone primarily used for
coded systems
• Chime - 600 Hz fundamental tone with a 1.5 sec
duration, used as a free-running tone or for coded
operation
• Beep - 500 Hz tone of 0.7 sec on, 0.7 sec off
• Stutter - 500 Hz tone with equal on and off times of
100 ms
• Wail - Ascends, then descends between 600 to
940 Hz
• GSA Tone - Continuous 2000 Hz tone
• Bell - A fundamental frequency of 350 Hz with
prominent harmonics at 700 Hz and 2100 Hz
Zone coded signaling is available using tones or
spoken numbers. Spoken coded messages can be used
in place of conventional pulse tone coding eliminating
counting and interpretation of the zone coded location.
For example, a fire alarm zone such as 1st Floor East
Smoke Detector Room 23 will be Code 1123.
Two possible transmission schemes are:
1. Conventional Zone coded Signaling where
T = Tone: T...T...TT...TTT...T...T...TT...TTT...
2. Spoken Coded Signaling :
code, one..one..two..three...
code, one..one. two..three
The Digital Audio Controller has the ability to precede
spoken codes with phrases and alert tones. As an
alternative, the previous example could have been
preceded with a chime tone. The word "code" could be
replaced with the phrase "Doctor Firestone, please
dial...".
Preprogrammed custom messages are available
on request. Up to five minutes of special phrases and
messages are available to meet specific applications.
Audio Amplifiers:
• Models are available with 25 VRMS output and rated
at 25 W output without a dedicated power supply and
with 100 W output with a dedicated power supply
• Frequency response of 120 to 12,000 Hz
• Battery backup capability
• Integral amplifier monitor for supervised operation
• Optional redundant operation automatically
switches-over from primary to backup amplifier
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