FireClass FC410QIO Fixing Instructions

FIRECLASS Ancillaries
FC410QIO Quad Input/Output Module
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Fig. 1: FC410QIO Quad Input/ Output Module
1 – Release clip
2 – Clear cover
3 – Cover retaining tabs
Introduction
Figure 1 shows the FC410QIO Quad Input/Output
Module, part number 555.800.771.
The module provides four monitored inputs and
four potential free relay changeover outputs.
The outputs are monitored with parallel contacts of
the relays. The outputs can be connected to an Aux-
iliary Voltage source and its voltage can be moni-
tored.
Additionally, all the outputs can be connected to
the HVR800, for switching high power galvanic iso-
lated loads. For more details refer to the HVR800
documentation.
The module has an integral loop isolator. If this acti-
vates a yellow LED illuminates. The activation
remains in place until the short is removed.
The digital input monitoring and isolator functions
are both configurable.
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Installation Notes
The module is DIN rail mounted. This will typically
be within a suitable enclosure, providing protection
against mechanical shocks, electrostatic discharge
and support for the cabling.
A suitable enclosure can be ordered under part
number 557.201.410. This is rated to IP66, and is
supplied complete with a mounting plate (Item 3 in
Figure 2) and a piece of DIN rail.
Snap the FC410QIO module onto the DIN rail with
the release clip protruding. The complete assembly
is as shown in Figure 2.
For using another housing, ensure that it has a min-
imum weight of 0.8 kg with an IP rating of 20 or
higher.
Refer to the section "Technical Specifications" to
determine the required module configuration. Then
connect the wiring and set the jumpers as appropri-
ate.
Set an appropriate loop address for the module,
using a FC490ST service tool. Use the module's
programming port, shown as item 6 in Figure 3.
To remove the clear plastic cover, release each of
the four locking tabs in turn (see item 3 in Figure 1).
Use a screwdriver to press the tab inwards, while
pulling upwards on the cover.
Select all cables in accordance with local stand-
ards
, such as BS5839.
Check all conductors are free of earths.
If you need to remove the module from the rail, pull
the DIN rail release tab (item 2 in Figure 2).
Site Drawings
Once the address has been programmed,
take note of the device location and
address number, to include on site draw-
ings.
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