AddSecure NGP Advanced Installation Manual page 10

Connection terminals
The screw terminals for the alarm
inputs are suitable for use with
a standard 3mm blade terminal
screwdriver.
Power connections
Power to the unit is via 2 screw
terminals at the centre, with positive to
the right nearest Pin 9.
The supply voltage range is 9V
to 30V. The unit is designed to be
connected to the auxiliary power
output on an associated alarm panel,
or separate powered enclosure. For use
with intruder alarm panels the power
supply must meet the requirements of
EN 50131–6.
For use with Fire alarm panels
the power supply must meet the
requirements of EN 54–4 and the unit
must be mounted in the same enclosure
as the power supply from which it
derives its power. Ensure the power
source is sufficient to power all devices
connected. See the power requirements
in the specification section for more
information.
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MOUNTING AND WIRING
The account at the Alarm Receiving
Centre (ARC) should be put 'on test'
before power up, as signals will be sent
following initialisation.
Alarm inputs
The unit has 16 alarm inputs which are
presented on screw terminals along the
bottom of the unit. These are labelled
as Pin 1–8 and 9–16.
By default the 16 alarm inputs
require a positive condition to be
presented to send an alarm (Default =
Positive applied). This can be changed
using the Pin Learn button or through
the configuration menu. See later
section on Configuration.
Input Use
(Pin)
Fire alarm (When programmed Fire NAK and ACK outputs operate in
1
conjunction with Pin 1)
2 Fire Fault or Hold up alarm
3 Intruder alarm
Open / Close (Set / Unset) (FUNC output can be set up as RPS in
4
conjunction with Pin 4)
5-10 General alarm
ATS input (BSIA F175 mode) (Can be reprogrammed as a normal
11
alarm pin)
AC Fail alarm (has a 7 minute delay which can be altered in
13
programming)
14-16 General alarm
Figure 3 – Alarm input allocations. Functions must be agreed with your ARC
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