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- Page 1 13400-120 / 13400-240 Fire Alarm System Control Unit P/N 446613 Issue I Rev. A 3/99 Faraday, LLC / 805 South Maumee Street / Tecumseh, Michigan 49286 Phone 517-423-2111 / Fax 517-423-2320 Copyright © 1999, Faraday, LLC All Rights Reserved firealarmresources.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
13400 Owner’s Manual Table of Contents ..............................ii ABLE OF ONTENTS ............................v ONTROL IMITATIONS ......................v NSTALLATION AND ARRANTY NFORMATION ..................................vi REFACE SECTION I : DESCRIPTIONS ................................I-1 NTRODUCTION ....................... I-2 INIMUM ONTROL ONFIGURATION Main Board ................................I-2 Operator Interface Board ............................. I-3 Transformer Assembly ............................ - Page 3 13400 Owner’s Manual SECTION III : INSTALLATION AND WIRING ...............................III-1 ARTS UPPLIED ................................III-1 NSTALLATION Panel Location ..............................III-1 Mount the Enclosure ............................III-1 Surface Mounting Instructions..........................III-2 Semi-Flush Mounting Instructions........................III-3 Knock out Knock-outs ............................III-4 Attach Transformer Assembly ..........................III-4 Configure the Control Unit ..........................III-4 Install the Sub-Chassis Assembly.........................III-5 Ground Wire Mounting Detail ..........................III-5 Mount the Door and Operator Interface Board....................III-6...
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Page 4: Control Unit Limitations
13400 Owner’s Manual Control Unit Limitations This control unit will not show an alarm condition without compatible initiating devices (smoke detectors, etc.) and notification devices (horn, lights, etc.) connected to it. Electrical ratings of the initiating and notification appliances must be compatible with the electrical ratings of the control unit and must be properly interconnected. -
Page 5: Installation And Warranty Information
13400 Owner’s Manual Installation and Warranty Information Warranty Information: Faraday (the Manufacturer) provides a limited warranty to the Original Purchaser of this product. The Original Purchaser is the party to whom the Manufacturer issued its Sales Order, Generally, the Manufacturer’s distribution. -
Page 6: Preface
13400 Owner’s Manual Preface Along with the use of this Owner’s Manual, the appropriate following standards and the manufacturers’ instructions for initiating and signaling devices should be used to install and maintain a functioning Fire Alarm Signaling System. NFPA 70-1993 National Electrical Code NFPA 72-1993 National Fire Alarm Code... -
Page 7: Section I : Descriptions
13400 Owner’s Manual Section I : Descriptions This section provides an overview of the 13400, including the following: ! Introduction ! Minimum control unit configuration ! Optional control unit configurations ! Optional Devices ! General operating parameters ! General Specifications Introduction The 13400 is a conventional, modular fire alarm control unit with the following standard features and options:... -
Page 8: Minimum Control Unit Configuration
Section I Descriptions Minimum Control Unit Configuration The minimum configuration consists of the following components: ! Sub-Chassis Assembly ! Chassis ! Main Board ! Operator Interface Board ! Transformer Assembly ! Enclosure ! Hardware The basic control unit includes 4 Class B, Style B, initiating device circuits. All are adaptable to accept smoke detectors, manual stations, or supervisory contacts and zone 4 can be programmed to accept waterflow switches. -
Page 9: Transformer Assembly
13400 Owner’s Manual from the front of the control unit and displays system status LED’s and the four initiating device circuits. Push buttons are used for operator interaction and are accessed by opening the door. Transformer Assembly The Transformer Assembly plugs into the Main Board and is mounted on the side of the chassis which mounts in the backbox. -
Page 10: Remote Led Annunciator (P/N 7704 Or 7704-01
Section I Descriptions In addition to the components that are part of the control unit configuration, the 13400 provides for the following devices. Remote LED Annunciator (P/N 7704 or 7704-01) The Remote LED Annunciator provides 4 zone alarm LED’s with an area for custom labeling. -
Page 11: Quick Test
13400 Owner’s Manual system the mid-point of the system supply rails is referenced to ground via high impedance. Quick Test The 13400 provides a “quick test” feature to assist with testing the control unit. A quick test is performed on a system basis. After placing the system in Quick Test mode, a zone alarm will cause the system to respond according to normal operation for several seconds and then automatically perform a system reset. -
Page 12: General Specifications
Section I Descriptions General Specifications The 13400 is a small, processor-controlled fire alarm control unit incorporating most commonly used features as standard or add-on equipment. Environmental Operating temperature Normal: 68-77° F (20 - 25° C) Extreme: 32 - 120° F (0 - 49° C) up to 3 hours Relative humidity Extreme: 85% @ 86°... - Page 13 13400 Owner’s Manual Power limited Maximum Standby Current: 1.0 mA Alarm Voltage: 24 VDC nominal Maximum Alarm Current: 1.5 A Maximum Ripple: 15 VAC Maximum Loop Drop Voltage: 1.0 VDC Status Relays (alarm and trouble) For connection to Power limited sources only Contact Rating: 2A, 30 VDC maximum, resistive 0.5, 30 VAC maximum, resistive City Tie (Option)
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Page 14: Section Ii : Operation Instructions
13400 Owner’s Manual Section II : Operation Instructions The following sections describe how to operate the 13400 once it is installed and operational. Alarm Operation An alarm is indicated by the following conditions: ! A red Zone Alarm LED lights and flashes. ! The System Alarm LED lights and flashes. -
Page 15: Trouble Operation
Section II Operation Instructions Trouble Operation A trouble is indicated by the following conditions: ! The yellow System Trouble LED flashes. ! The trouble buzzer sounds a slow pulsating tone. ! The yellow Zone Trouble LED flashes ! If a remote station type of city connection is used, a trouble signal is sent to the remote station. -
Page 16: System Testing And Maintenance
13400 Owner’s Manual System Testing and Maintenance Note: Before any tests are conducted, the local fire department should be notified. System Testing 1. System testing and/or fire drills must be performed at the intervals required by local fire authorities. Where no local regulations exist, testing schedules for fire alarm systems are specified in NFPA Standard 72, Chapter 7. -
Page 17: Disable Zones /Signals
Section II Operation Instructions Disable Zone/Signals To disable a zone or signal press and hold the zone/sig disable button and then press one of the push buttons labeled A-F. To enable a disabled zone or signal press and hold the zone/sig disable button and then press the appropriate push buttons for the zone or signal that was disabled. -
Page 18: 13400 Switches
13400 Owner’s Manual 13400 Switches The following table describes the operation of the panel’s switches. Note: All the panel’s push-button switches are accessed on the back of the panel door. Push-button Switch If you press the button: System Reset Panel inactive for 12 seconds with the System Trouble LED flashing. Panel operational. -
Page 19: 13400 Operating Instructions
Section II Operation Instructions 13400 Operating Instructions Alarm Operation In case of alarm, the appropriate Zone Alarm LED flashes and the System Alarm LED flashes, and the panel buzzer sounds. Local audible and visual signals and remote alarm signals operate. When an alarm occurs, proceed according to the established emergency plan. -
Page 20: Section Iii : Installation And Wiring
13400 Owner’s Manual Section III : Installation and Wiring Parts Supplied 446688 or 446689 Backbox Assembly (red or black) 413537 or 413538 Door Assembly (red or black) 413535 or 413536 Transformer Assembly (120VAC or 240VAC) 413540 Sub-Chassis Assembly 412387 Ground Wire Assembly 18965 #6-32 Keps Nuts (2) 942665 3.9K Ohm 1/2W Resistor (4) 29529-11 #6-32 x 1/4”... -
Page 21: Surface Mounting Instructions
Section III. Installation and Wiring Surface Mounting Instructions To mount the enclosure: A. Mount the enclosure at a convenient height for viewing indicators and operating switches. B. Use four #10 lag screws (not supplied) to secure the control unit to the wall. The screw type and length must support up to 45 pounds (control unit, options and battery set). -
Page 22: Semi-Flush Mounting Instructions
13400 Owner’s Manual Semi-Flush Mounting Instructions To mount the enclosure: A. Mount the enclosure at a convenient height for viewing indicators and operating switches. B. Use four #10 lag screws (not supplied) to secure the control unit to the wall. The screw type and length must support up to 45 pounds (control unit, options and battery set). -
Page 23: Knock Out Knock-Outs
Section III. Installation and Wiring Knock out Knock-outs A. Prepare the enclosure for electrical wiring, break out the appropriate conduit entry points. Note the wiring diagram requirements for nonpower-limited and power- limited wiring separation. B. Attach conduit (if required) and run wires as required. Label each field cable for future reference. -
Page 24: Install The Sub-Chassis Assembly
13400 Owner’s Manual Install the Sub-Chassis Assembly A. Secure the Sub-Chassis Assembly to the enclosure using six #6-32 x 1/4” screws (P/N 29529-11). B. Connect the Stripped wire end of the Ground Wire to the GND position of the AC terminal block. C. -
Page 25: Connect Ac Supply
Section III. Installation and Wiring Mount the Door and Install the Operator Interface board A. Place the Door Assembly onto hinges of the Backbox Assembly. B. Secure the Operator Interface board to the Door Assembly using four #6-32 x 1/4” screws (P/N 29529-11). -
Page 26: Apply Power To System
13400 Owner’s Manual Apply Power to System Apply AC power to the system. The AC Power On LED, System Trouble LED, all IDC Trouble LEDs, and the trouble buzzer should be on. Install Batteries Warning: Improper battery connections or shorting battery terminals may damage the panel and/or batteries and may cause personal injuries. -
Page 27: System Wiring Diagram
Section III. Installation and Wiring System Wiring Diagram Before connecting the field wiring, check the wiring for opens, shorts, grounds and stray voltages. Ensure ALL power is disconnected, including the batteries. Warning: Damage may result if a high voltage insulation tester is used on wiring while connected to the control unit. -
Page 28: Initiating And Notification Circuits
Max. Alarm Current: 66 mA UL LISTED Max. Ripple: 1 VAC EOL Resistor Max. Wire Loop Resistance: 100 ohm Smoke/Manual Faraday P/N 10823 NAC RATINGS: Initiating Device 2.2K 1/2W See Owners Manual for U.L. Listed Compatible devices Circuit Max. Standby Current: 1 mA... -
Page 29: Section Iv : Configuration
13400 Owner’s Manual Section IV : Configuration This section provides a checklist for you to consider as you plan the setup of 13400. It also describes the switches and jumpers you can use to configure operation. Planning 13400 Configuration You can use this checklist to help you plan your 13400 configuration. The checklist provides some reminders about different configurations you might select. -
Page 30: Main Board Switches
Section IV: Configuration Main Board Switches The Main Board switches are standard 8-position DIP switches. Slide the switches to the left for Off and to the right for On. All DIP switches are factory set for off, verify proper settings for proper system operation. OFF ON Number Function... -
Page 31: Section V : Compatible Devices
The following section lists compatible devices for the 13400 control panel. • Devices for Initiating Device Circuits • Devices for Notification Appliance Circuits • Devices for auxiliary power outputs Devices for Initiating Device Circuits Manual Stations Faraday Mfg. Part Cat. No. Number Faraday F1GT 17-450334-35 F1GGT 17-450334-38... -
Page 32: Smoke And Heat Detectors
Section V Compatible Devices Smoke and Heat Detectors UL Compatible Two-Wire (Circuit Powered) Smoke & Heat Detectors - Zone Identifier “G” Faraday Mfg. Detector Number of Maximum Detector Base Detector w/Base Detectors Per Standby Identifier Identifier w/Base Circuit Current Air Products & Controls... - Page 33 13400 Owner’s Manual Faraday Mfg. Detector Number of Maximum Detector Base Detector w/Base Detectors Per Standby Identifier Identifier w/Base Circuit Current System Sensor (Cont’d) 9419 2100 0-30 0.100mA 9420 2100T 0-30 0.100mA 9358 w/9361 1451 w/B401B 0-25 0.120mA 9358 w/9364...
- Page 34 Section V Compatible Devices UL Compatible Four-Wire (Separately Powered) Smoke & Heat Detectors Faraday Mfg. Detector Maximum Maximum Detector w/Base Standby Alarm Notes w/Base Current Current Air Products & Controls 9269 RW-DC-N 0.081mA 115mA Must use EOL Relay 9270 RW-DC-P 0.110mA...
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Page 35: Devices For Notification Appliance Circuits
13400 Owner’s Manual Devices for Notification Appliance Circuits Compatible Notification Appliances Catalog Description Audible Audible Strobe Strobe Number Voltage Current Voltage Current 446(*1) Bell-Vibrating 21-30 VDC 0.110A 476(*1) Bell-Vibrating 21-30VDC 0.070A 477(*1) Bell-Single Stroke 21-30VDC 0.360A 2700-E Strobe Light 20-31VDC 0.059A 2700-G Strobe Light... - Page 36 Section V Compatible Devices Catalog Description Audible Audible Strobe Strobe Number Voltage Current Voltage Current 5336-(H,U) Electronic Horn-3T w/Strobe 21-32VDC 0.020-0.025A (*4) 21-30VDC 0.075A 5336-(N,W) Electronic Horn-3T w/Strobe 21-32VDC 0.020-0.025A (*4) 21-32VDC 0.079A 5336-C (*2) Electronic Horn-3T w/Sync Strobe 21-32VDC 0.020-0.025A (*4) 20-31VDC 0.285A...
- Page 37 13400 Owner’s Manual Catalog Description Audible Audible Strobe Strobe Number Voltage Current Voltage Current 5377-S Electronic Signal-8T w/Strobe 12-32VDC 0.020-0.050A (*4) 21-32VDC 0.245A 5378-(A,B) (*2) Electronic Signal-8T w/Sync Strobe 12-32VDC 0.020-0.050A (*4) 20-31VDC 0.145A 5378-(N,W) Electronic Signal-8T w/Strobe 12-32VDC 0.020-0.050A (*4) 21-32VDC 0.079A 5380...
- Page 38 Section V Compatible Devices Catalog Description Audible Audible Strobe Strobe Number Voltage Current Voltage Current 5517-D Strobe Light 21-32VDC 0.175A 5517-S Strobe Light 21-32VDC 0.245A 5518-(0,X) Strobe Light 21-30VDC 0.038A 5518-(A,B) (*2) Sync Strobe Light 20-31VDC 0.145A 5518-(H,U) Strobe Light 21-30VDC 0.075A 5518-(N.W)
- Page 39 13400 Owner’s Manual Catalog Description Audible Audible Strobe Strobe Number Voltage Current Voltage Current 6234-M (*2) Horn w/Sync Strobe 21-30VDC 0.038A 20-31VDC 0.059A 6234-R (*2) Horn w/Sync Strobe 21-30VDC 0.038A 20-31VDC 0.088A 6234-T (*2) Horn w/Sync Strobe 21-30VDC 0.038A 20-31VDC 0.154A 6234-Y (*2) Horn w/Sync Strobe...
- Page 40 Section V Compatible Devices Catalog Description Audible Audible Strobe Strobe Number Voltage Current Voltage Current 6258-Z (*2) Horn w/Sync Strobe 21-30VDC 0.065A 20-31VDC 0.249A 6300 Mini-Horn 20-31VDC 0.025A 6301 Mini-Horn 20-31VDC 0.025A 6302-(A,B) (*2) Mini-Horn w/Sync Strobe 20-31VDC 0.025A 20-31VDC 0.145A 6302-(N,W) Mini-Horn w/Strobe...
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Page 41: Compatible Accessory Devices
3. For specific wiring and installation Faraday Mfg. Part Description information, read the instructions Cat. No. Number provided with each device. Faraday Inc. R711-1 711-1 Remote Relay Unit Air Products & Controls R712-1 MR-101/C Remote Relay Unit R712-2... -
Page 42: Appendix A : Reference Data
13400 Owner’s Manual Appendix A : Reference Data This appendix provides reference for the following topics: • Wire selection guides • Battery size calculations Wire Selection Guides Resistance of Solid Copper Wire Ohms per Thousand Feet 8.08 5.08 3.19 2.01 N.E.C. -
Page 43: Battery Size Calculations
Appendix A. Reference Data Battery Size Calculations Standby Alarm Current (A.) Current (A.) Control Unit (4 zones) .075 .300 City Tie Board Standby .015 .015 Alarm .035 .035 w/ Alarm Tie - add Standby .010 .010 Alarm .010 .010 w/ Trouble Tie - add Alarm .010 .010... -
Page 44: Appendix B : Troubleshooting
13400 Owner’s Manual Appendix B : Troubleshooting CAUTION: Troubleshooting is to be done only by qualified personnel who have been trained to repair and test this fire alarm system control unit. Description Probable Cause AC Power On LED is not lit and System Low or no AC input power Trouble LED is lit. -
Page 45: Appendix C : Installation Instructions
13400 Owner’s Manual Appendix C : Installation Instructions This appendix provides installation instructions for the following options: • 13402 Alarm Relay Board 446692 • 13403 City Tie Board 446693 • 12406 Remote LED Annunciator Drive 446694 P/N 446613 Issue I Rev. A firealarmresources.com... - Page 46 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND WIRING FOR ALARM RELAY BOARD Cat. No. ZRB Part No. 13402 The 13402 Alarm Relay Board is an optional module for the 13400 Fire Alarm System Control Unit. The Alarm Relay Board provides 1 system alarm, 1 system trouble and 4 zone alarm relays with form “C” contacts, rated for 2 amp at 30 VDC or 0.5 amp at 30 VAC.
- Page 47 13402 MOUNTING Spacers Fig. 1 J1 connector mates with J1 on Main Board J3 connector mates with J2 connector on Remote LED Annunciator Driver Board Spacers Fig. 2 Remote LED Annunciator Driver Board already mounted on Main Board 446692 ISSUE I firealarmresources.com...
- Page 48 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND WIRING FOR CITY TIE BOARD Cat. No. CTB Part No. 13403 The 13403 City Tie Board is an optional module for the 13400 Fire Alarm System Control Unit. The City Tie Board provides a supervised output for local energy municipal box transmitter and alarm and trouble reverse polarity circuits.
- Page 49 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND WIRING FOR REMOTE LED ANNUNCIATOR DRIVER BOARD Cat. No. ADB Part No. 13406 The 13406 Remote LED Annunciator Driver Board is an optional module for the 13400 Fire Alarm System Control Unit. The 13400 control unit provides an optional drive for a remote annunciator. While the remote interface is via individual drive circuits, the physical connection between the control unit and the annunciator uses parallel data and draws all power from the control unit.
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Page 50: Glossary
13400 Owner’s Manual Glossary Alarm Signal. A signal indicating an emergency requiring immediate action, such as an alarm for fire from a manual station, a waterflow alarm, or a automatic smoke detector. Alarm Silence Inhibit. A option that prevents a human operator from silencing the notification appliances for a preset period of time. - Page 51 Glossary Ground Fault. A trouble condition in which a low resistance has been detected between the system wiring and conduit ground. Initiating Device. A manually or automatically operated device such as a manual pull station, smoke detector, heat detector, waterflow switch or tamper switch. Initiating Device Circuit (IDC).