Johnson Controls IFC-1010 Technical Manual page 133

Table 13: Number Note Reference Table
Note Section
Number
N1 Fire Alarm System
Limitations
Product Line
N2
Information
BE-XP Transponder
N3
Starter Complement
(Power-limited)
N4 Left Mount
Mounting the
N5
Backbox
CRT Function Keys
N6
LIB SLC Loop
N7
Wiring
Requirements:
Operation
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Application and Clarification
Notes
The IFC-1010/2020 product is listed as a UL Multiple Listing, in
association with its original manufacturer. This allows Johnson Controls to
provide the latest products, upgrades, and updates available from the
manufacturer to the customer at the fastest rate and lowest cost. To
conform to this UL Multiple Listing process, this documentation must
closely reflect that which is distributed by the product's original
manufacturer.
To supplement the UL Multiple Listed text given in this document, the
following table of descriptive Number Notes has been added.
Note
This is a requirement of NFPA 72, the National Fire Alarm Code.
The cabinets are identified by product codes CAB-A3 for the smallest
enclosure through CAB-D3 for the largest.
The XPP-1 also has one field-programmable addressable monitor point.
See the Door Assembly Instructions section in this document.
Do not allow any conduit entry at the bottom of the panel where the batteries
are to mounted (see Figure 2).
The CRT keyboard may only be connected to the CRT that is located in the
same room as the IFC-1010/2020 control and may only remain connected
after system programming if the system is operated in accordance with
NFPA 72 Proprietary Fire Alarm System or as a Central Station Receiving
Unit. If the system firmware includes the modem programming option in
System Programming, there is a way to have the keyboard connected to the
CRT, even on Local Fire Alarm System configurations.
By entering Partial System Programming and selecting Additional System
Parameters (menu selection 9=PARM), you will find a prompt of
Change Modem Prog? Selecting this and enabling the modem option at the
subsequent prompt disables the system function keys, plus the Ack/Step,
Programming, and Alter Status function keys on the CRT keyboard. With the
system function keys disabled, you can leave the keyboard connected to the
CRT and still be in compliance with the system's UL Listing.
It is unnecessary to locate a M500XJ isolator module or B524BI
detector/isolator base as the first device on the SLC, since the LIB has
transorb and MOV protection.
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