Warranties and Constraints Please note that repairs or modifications to the equipment without the prior written consent from Tyco Safety Products invalidate the warranty. Seite: 7 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
(see 2.2, electrical connections). The following figure shows a possible arrangement of the modules in the first 19”-rack. Figure 1: 19” Rack with Modules Seite: 8 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
CM-32 uses the 10 pin connector for RS-232 communication (connection to CM-32P). The 10-pin connector is not used with the EM-32 module. Figure 2: 19” Racks with Modules, Front View Seite: 9 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
System Sensor loop devices of series 200 and 500 are used. Automatic fire detectors (analogue sensors) and a range of input and output modules are available from both series. Seite: 10 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Control module M201E-240DIN (one output rated for 240V, DIN rail version) • Short circuit isolator M200XE • Short circuit isolator AX91IS (obsolete) • Isolator base B524IEFT • Manual call point (red) HFM/3/22/17/ (obsolete) and HFM/3/25/17/ • Seite: 11 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
30 ms. Note, however, that a single scan can never take less than one second. So if the maximum number of devices on any of the Seite: 13 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
From this it follows that the maximum response time to a fire situation is 6.1 seconds. Extinguishing ® The FAST2000 has seven modules that are dedicated for extinguishing systems. The cards are; LM- 32E, LM-32ET, LM-32SCT, EM-32, EM-32T, EM-32TER and EM-32STE. Seite: 14 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
!! A fault of input 5 must be cleared immediately !! !! The fire protection system is disabled !! For further technical information on the various inputs and outputs see chapter 3 and 4. Seite: 15 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
/2 is designed for a specific task within the whole system. Some of the components are independent "intelligent" units (with processor), whereas others are passive units, which are controlled by an "intelligent" module. Seite: 16 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
This means that the panel has probably not been able to transmit the fire alarm message to the fire brigade. It is therefore essential that the fire brigade is called manually as soon as this indicator lights. Seite: 17 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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'Fire'. Additionally it provides a 24V supervised and normally active 'Fault' output. 4. CM-32P - Provides two RS-232 communication channels for printer, PC, etc. 5. CM-32CTCB2 - Provides up-to two communication channels Seite: 18 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
The PIB-32 board (LED board) connected to the CM-32 is of the wide type with 10 different colour LED indicators. The purpose and colour of the LED's are: LED no. State LED Colour Fire Test Yellow Isolated Yellow Fault Yellow System Fault Yellow Seite: 19 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Jumper blocks JP6 and JP7 are used to select serial channel C as multi drop for rack mode, or as separate RX / TX for standalone mode. Seite: 20 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Important: From this time onwards, the entire fire protection installation, including the extinguishing system, is no longer in operation. Other suitable fire protection precautions must be set up immediately. Seite: 21 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Electrical and mechanical Data Voltage output range: 19 ... 30 V Shutdown buzzer active: 10 ... 19 V Current consumption, normal: 20 mA PCB dimensions (mm): 145 x 72 Seite: 22 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
A short circuit on the charger will cause the fuse to blow, and the system will be supplied by the battery. Seite: 23 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
LED’s for indication of the various states and receive the signals from the fire brigade panel. It is connected to the 26- core flat cable connection of the CM-module. Seite: 26 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Option 1 - The PM-32 can be able to indicate the total loss of the power supply, specified by the EN54-2 as an option with requirements. This option is not available as a standard. Seite: 29 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Intercard +8 V DC connection 2. The two pins header for connection of a 9V external power source is optional and not mounted as a standard. Seite: 30 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
J6 - The second of the two 22 pin female headers used to connect to the FAST2000 Compact PIB. • J7 - The 11 pin header used for connecting the keyboard foil in FAST2000 rack configuration. External buzzer terminal block J3 (optional) Seite: 31 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Funktionen des entsprechenden Löschbereiches. Das LM-32TX verfügt über eine serielle Schnittstelle zur Ansteuerung von 2 IO-32 Baugruppen, und stellt damit bis zu 48 zusätzliche Ausgänge zur Verfügung, die mit Relaiskarten oder als Open-Collector beschaltet sein können. Seite: 32 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
DC-DC converters, one for each loop. The block diagram below shows the basic design of the LM-32TX, and the interconnection both internally and externally to other units in the Fast2000 system. Seite: 33 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
3.11.4 64-pin Edge Connector Pin-out The signals on the LM-32D 64 pin euro connector and the two backplane headers are described in chapter 9. Seite: 34 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
19” rack. Connection is by means of ribbon cables from 10 and 26-core connector on the LM-32TXT to the respective connectors on the rear side of the 19” rack. Seite: 35 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Activating one input will be associated with one common panel indication. Inspection of the switches will show which input (s) is set by activated LED on the switch housing. Seite: 36 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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The connection points for the sounder outputs are as listed in table below: Terminal Output Polarity Bell circuit number number number Seite: 37 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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The pin description of the 10- and 26-pin connector is listed in the tables below. 10pin Ribbon cable, loops Pin# Loop# Polarity Description Output Return Output Return Seite: 38 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
This address must be in the range 1 to 250 and is set by using an eight position DIP switch. For further information about adjusting the DIP-switch, refer to appendix B. Seite: 40 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
FAST2000 system is routed through the this connector. The PCB also has two connection points for connecting the LED indication board. Seite: 41 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
10 pin and the 26 pin header connectors on the LM-32DT and the equivalent pins on the LM-32D. The connection point for the LM-32D is on the backplane of the 19" rack where the LM-32D is located. Seite: 42 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Inspection of the switches will show which input (s) is set by activated LED on the switch housing. Maximum 7 input switches may be connected to the same input. If more Seite: 43 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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+ and -. If needed one of the 24V connections can be used as an 24V feed through output. The LM-32DT must have a 24V supply connection in order to be in normal operation. Seite: 44 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Nominal Output voltage: 27,6 V DC Nominal operating voltage: Output circuits: 24 V DC Logic circuitry: 8 V DC PCB current consumption: 50 mA PCB dimensions (mm): 72x132 Seite: 45 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
The block diagram below attempts to show the basic design of the LM-32E and how it is connected to the other modules and equipment it interacts with. Seite: 46 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
8,0 ... 9,0 V DC Current consumption at 8V: 60 mA Note: The specified current consumption does not include other modules and cards connected to the LM-32E. Seite: 47 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Detection loop 1 has LOW end connection to terminals 1 and 2, where 1 is the positive terminal and 2 is the negative terminal. The 'LOW' terminals are normally used for connection of the Seite: 48 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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Positive terminal Extinguishing system blocked input Negative terminal Zone not closed Positive terminal Zone not closed Negative terminal Released input Positive terminal Released input Negative terminal Seite: 49 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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The connection points for the valve outputs are as listed in the table below: Terminal Valve Terminal polarity Zone valve Positive terminal Zone valve Negative terminal stop valve Positive terminal stop valve Negative terminal Seite: 50 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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Brief Description of 10pin Connector Loop 1, Positive connection, low end Loop 1, Negative connection, low end Loop 1, Positive connection, high end Loop 1, Negative connection, high end Seite: 51 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
It is recommended that the overall resistance of both wires in the detection circuitry are checked before any short circuit isolators are fitted. Seite: 52 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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Inductance below 11,5 ohms is seen as a short circuit. For inductance above 700 ohms it is seen as a open circuit. The connection points for the valve outputs are as listed in the table below: Seite: 54 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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Blocked zone V input Zone valve open / Zone blocking valve not open Released input Hold off input Second shot input 0V from backplane 0V from backplane Seite: 55 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
EM-32 the module provides two outputs (main and reserve) for the fire extinguishing agent or only one (main) and 6 inputs with pre-programmed functions. The alarm Seite: 56 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
This is an input for supervising the mechanical position of the mechanical time delay device. The indication is shown at the display. Input 6 • not pre-programmed (for future use) Seite: 57 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
The IO-32 card is controlled by a LM-32D/E or CM-32 module which is usually plugged into one of the neighbouring slots. The necessary control lines must then be patched through by fitting the appropriate straps on the back plane. Seite: 60 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Input/Output line 21 Input/Output line 9 Input/Output line 22 Input/Output line 10 Input/Output line 23 Input/Output line 11 Input/Output line 24 Input/Output line 12 0V from backplane Seite: 61 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
This means that any control voltage that the relays should switch must be supplied through terminal C. Seite: 62 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Relay 4 common Earth Relay 5 normally closed +24V DC Relay 5 normally open Relay 5 common 3.24.6 Electrical and mechanical Data Supply voltage range: 19 ... 30V Seite: 63 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
When connected to the FAST2000-/2 through ribbon cable, 24V supply only has to be connected to 24V terminals I. The earth connection is capacitively connected to 0V and +24V to reduce interference. For more details on jumper settings see section 3.24.7. Seite: 65 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
RTS C and CTS C are enabled / disabled by jumpers LK2 and LK3 For details on jumper settings see section 3.25.2. For details on driver modules see sections 3.26 to 3.30. 3.28.2 JUMPER SETTINGS Jumper block LK1: Seite: 66 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
32CTCM422 is equipped with three LED's for indicating traffic on the serial channel. LED1 indicates traffic on RTS, LED2 indicates traffic on TX and LED3 indicates traffic on RX. The connections are protected by electronic fuses and zener diodes. Seite: 67 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
FAS2000 system. Any unit connected to the backplane can signal a fire trough this line. Jumper set as below enables normal RTS Seite: 68 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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Normal jumper settings for RS422 mode: LK1: jumper on pin 1&2 LK2: jumper on pin 2&3 LK3: jumper on pin 1&2 LK4: jumper on pin 1&2 LK5: jumper on pin 1&2 Seite: 69 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
3.30.2 Driver module connector J1 Driver module connector J1 plugs into the CM-32CTCB1 motherboard. The connector supplies the driver module with power and the CM-32 serial channel. Seite: 70 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Not connected Not connected When using 9 pin DSUB ribbon cable connector the pin-out of the 9 pin DSUB connector is: Pin# Brief description Not connected Seite: 71 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
FAST2000 system. Two LED's in series with the isolating optocouplers indicates if there is activity on the RX and TX lines of the interface. Seite: 72 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
30mA IN to 30mA OUT. If it after doing this receives the same data as it sends out it will interpret it as an open circuit and send an open circuit 30mA fault message. If it still does not receive the same data Seite: 73 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
The following sections will give an outline of the connection points for the CM-32CTCMOPTO. The connection point numbers referred to, are as seen in drawing above. Seite: 74 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Jumper set as below enables sending a break signal on TX when RTS is activated. 3.32.6 Technical Data Input supply voltage: Normal current consumption: @24V typ. 9 mA Seite: 75 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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11.3 mA PCB dimensions: typ. 49x56 mm Cable specification: Cable type: Multimode graded index cable Cable sizes: 100/140, 85/125, 62.5/125 and 50/125 micron Connector type: Seite: 76 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Where 24 V DC supply are connected special care must be taken to ensure that the correct polarity is observed, damage to various cards can be the result from a reversed connection. Seite: 77 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
If more switches are needed an extra input must be used. It is possible to distinguish up to 7 simultaneously activated switches from a short circuit. Seite: 78 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Alarm (Fire). Each of the relays are rated 2 A / 24 V DC. The dedicated relays are connected as normal relays and have connection points as listed below: Seite: 79 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
The card used for termination of these inputs and outputs are the CM-32F. Seite: 80 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
RS-232 equipment can be connected. Note: The D-SUB 9-pin connectors are wired as a DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) i.e. like the 9-pin connector on a PC. Seite: 81 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
The record should also show how the EPROM is marked, so it is possible to identify which version of the text the EPROM holds. Seite: 82 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Restore the mains connection and silence the panel. Seite: 83 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Check that the circuits connected to the modules are correctly connected and that the EOL resistors are fitted where needed. Repeat steps 1 to 7 until all loops have been thoroughly checked. • Seite: 84 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Leave the sounder circuit isolated and repeat steps 1 to 8 until all sounder circuits have been • connected. For each circuit make a note of the inputs used and the result of the test. Seite: 85 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
6. When the wiring is correct, connect the circuit to the correct relay connection terminals. 7. Activate a suitable input and check that the circuit operates correctly. 8. Reset the panel. Seite: 86 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
5.12 Dedicated Auxiliary Inputs The auxiliary inputs which are used for input monitoring can be dedicated or C&E controlled inputs. Seite: 87 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
No part of the system must be isolated. • Use the function 'RECONNECT ALL FUNCTIONS' if it is suspected that any part of the • system is disconnected. Seite: 88 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
3. Disable the charger by interrupting the mains. Check that the green mains present indicator extinguishes and that the fault message displayed is: Mains Fault LED: „Mains/Batt.-Fault“ LED: „Fault“ Restore all connections and reset the panel. Seite: 89 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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Disconnect all sounder circuits and control relays. Find some suitable devices to operate and check that none of the disconnected circuits operates. Reset the panel and reconnect all disconnected outputs. Seite: 90 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
As more and more of the faults are cleared, the method used must be gradually changed to a more methodical approach to avoid stagnation. Seite: 91 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Ensure that the front foil lead is properly connected to the DM-32s PCB. If none of the above points have caused you the problem then return the DM-32 for repair Seite: 92 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
24VDC OUT terminals. A healthy voltage at all these points indicates that the problem lies on the ® FAST2000 system . A healthy voltage at the battery terminals but not at the other terminals indicates Seite: 93 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Check each sounder device in turn making sure that it is connected the correct way around and that external diodes have been fitted the right way around where required. Check that each device does not have an internal short circuit. Seite: 94 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Possible causes: A short circuit connection. A faulty device with an internal short circuit. A device connected the wrong way around. Seite: 95 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
In this way it is possible to eventually locate the exact location of the earth fault. Seite: 96 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Interrupt the mains supply to the charger and check the battery voltage. It should not be • below 24 V DC. If it is below 24 V DC the batteries are probably damaged and should be Seite: 97 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Remove a few devices at random from the loops and check that the panel correctly reports the • faults. Seite: 98 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
The minor service is really only a cut down version of the main service. Often the minor service is carried out by the client's own personnel. Seite: 99 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Find out from the site specific data which sounder circuits are in use and what area they • cover. Simulate appropriate alarm conditions to activate each alarm bell circuit, preferably one Seite: 100 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
FAST2000 from the fire brigade panel. If these actions work the Fire Brigade Panel appears to be in working condition. Seite: 101 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Activating these inputs ® therefore has no effect unless the FAST2000 has been programmed with a customised program which defines their operation. Seite: 102 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Out 12 Out 13 Out 14 Out 15 Out 16 Out 1 Out 2 Out 3 Out 4 Out 5 Out 6 Out 7 Out 8 Seite: 106 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
Note. For programming the panel and maintenance at least one slot in the system must be free for plugging in the service card for connection of the computer. Seite: 113 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
MICC or other high capacitance cables. The AC loading limit can be increased by 10 AC units for every 100 m less than the maximum cable length specified. Loop Continuity While the panel is in IR mode: Seite: 114 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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MX Callpoints CP820 CP830 N/A (built in isolator) MCP820 N/A (built in isolator) MCP830 MX Ancillaries LI800 LIM800 MIM800 CIM800 DIM800 (Class A) DIM800 (Class B) Seite: 116 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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N/A (built-in isolator) LPBS800-W Sounder/Beacon White Fast Flash N/A (built-in isolator) dc Loading ac Loading Load Between Line Device Type (DC units) (AC units) Isolators (IB units) Seite: 117 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
For Table 2 on page 5, Class B Loop wiring, distance = maximum distance an LPS800 can be placed from the panel, other devices can be placed as per MX Loop specification. Seite: 118 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
When calculating the Battery Alarm Load for a given system, adequate provision needs to be made for likely system expansion. If in doubt, the figure for the maximum Alarm Load should be used. Seite: 120 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
LPAV3000 Sounder/Beacon Base High Volume, No Flash LPAV3000 Sounder/Beacon Base Low Volume, No Flash LPAV3000 Sounder/Beacon Base Volume Off, Fast Flash LPAV3000 Sounder/Beacon Base Volume Off, Slow Flash Total Total Seite: 121 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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A conversion factor can then be used to determine the number of spare AC units available for the non-hazardous area of the MX Loop. Refer to the Publication 17A-02- ISLOOP. Seite: 123 Version 4.10 TSM/Kli 05.03.2017 Copyright tyco Fire Protection Products Doc: 3-052-011d...
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