Maple Armor FW129 Installation Manual

DOC-FW129-UM-R1.0
INSTALLATION MANUAL
FW129 / FW129C Remote LED Annunciator
DESCRIPTION
The FW129 (English) and FW129C (French) LED
Annunciators are used to display zone events which
are from FACP model FW106 / FW106C / FW106S /
FW106SC with a firmware version of V1.1.0.0_0.0.33
or higher.
Structure
a. Plastic window protection Door with key
b. Metal plate with paper strip / LED pipe / rubber
keys
c. PCBA (circuits, buzzer, cable, terminals)
d. Cabinet base
Characteristic
a. 30zones (2 LEDs and 1 key per zone) for alarm/
trouble events display & control
b. 35zones (2 LEDs per zone) for alarm/trouble
events display.
c. Display of system running, ground fault, generic
trouble &signal silence status.
d. Keypad operation for local buzzer silence, signal
silence, self-test and reset.
e. Communication with FACP via CAN bus
(individual address)
f. External 24V DC power source required from
FACP.
NOTE
Any material extrapolated from this document
or from Maple Armor's instructions or other
documents describing the product for use in
promotional or advertising claims, or for any other use,
including description of the product's application,
operation, installation, and testing is the sole responsibility
of the user. Maple Armor will not assume any liability for
such use. In no case will Maple Armor's liability exceed the
purchase price paid for a product.
All test and maintenance instruction codes and software
necessary to provide test and inspection shall be conform
the requirements of CAN/ULC-S536, Standard for the
Inspection and Testing of Fire Alarm Systems.
The wiring method shall be in accordance with CSA C 2.1,
Safety Standard for Electrical Installations, Canadian
Electrical Code, Part I, Section 32.
Specification
External Power Source range
Standby current
Active current
Operating temperature
Operating Humidity
Weight
Dimension
Color
Operating location
Knockout size
Wire Size
INSTALLATION
Mount the cabinet on the wall.The cabinet can

be surface-mounted or flush-mounted.
 Group the cables through the knock-out holes
of the cabinet.
 Connect the ground cable to the earth stud, as
shown in Figure 1.
 Screw the cables to the terminal socket on
PCBA (DC24V, CAN bus), as shown in Figure 2.
 Fasten the cables inside hosing.
Configure the device ID and debug.

Close and lock the front door when debug

finished.
Figure 1 Ground Wiring
1 2
Page of
15 to 28VDC
35mA
50mA
32°F to 120°F (0°C to49°C)
Up to 93% @ 90F (32C)
2.6kg
L390*H200*W75.5mm
Red / Silver
Indoor dry
3/4 inch
14 to 18 AWG