AddSecure NGP Advanced Installation Manual page 16

Output 2 (FUNC)
Output 2 has a number of configuration options:
Dual path fault:
1.
Will operate when both paths are in fault.
User control output:
2.
This can be switched on and off from the web
portal or the app.
Mobile path fault output:
3.
In this case Output 1 is set as the IP path fault
output, and Output 2 as the Mobile path fault
output.
RPS output for Pin 4:
4.
The output will operate when input Pin 4 is
triggered. It will return to normal when an
acknowledge signal is returned from the ARC.
The output has a minimum operation time of
1s. When the acknowledgement is received in
less than 1 second after Pin 4 is triggered then
the output will remain operational for 1s.
Fire NAK output:
5.
When configured in this way, Output 2 will
activate after a Pin 1 alarm is sent and no
acknowledgement from the platform is
received for 80s. By default Output 2 is set to
Dual path fault.
Keyswitch:
6.
Set or unset the alarm system in conjunction
with the Addsecure app.
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The NAK and ACK relay operate
in the following mode:
Condition Fire ACK Relay Terminal
Power Off Output 3 C <-> NC
Not in ACK
Output 3 C <-> NO
(idle)
ACK Output 3 C <-> NC
Fire ACK Relay Terminal
Power Off
Output 2 C <-> NC
Not in ACK
Output 2 C <-> NO
(idle)
NAK
(no ACK for Output 2 C <-> NC
80 seconds)
Output 3 (FIRE)
User operated:
1.
The default setting for output 3. This can be
operated by the web portal or the app.
Fire ACK output:
2.
When configured in this way, output 3 will
activate when an acknowledgment to a Pin 1
alarm is received. It will de-activate when Pin
1 resets.
Keyswitch:
3.
Set or unset the alarm system in conjunction
with the Addsecure App.
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Keyswitch Mode (Visible when output 2 or 3
set to Keyswitch)
y
Momentary – momentary pulse to allow set and unset of
alarm panel with customer app.
y Latched – Latched output option to allow set and unset of
panel with customer app. Used in conjunction when setting
output 2 as Keyswitch.
Default Outputs 1, 2 and 3:
y Output 1 is set to BSIA 175 and will operate if either path is in
fault.
y Output 2 is set to Dual path fault. This allows a choice for
simple installations for PD6669 without reprogramming.
y
Output 3 is set to User operated.
Fire output settings:
To ensure that the NGP Advanced and NGP Advanced Extra units
can inform the fire alarm panel of status as per the requirements
of EN 54, the outputs need to be configured as follows:
Output 1:
COMMS – Single Path fail – will operate when either signalling
path fails.
Output 2:
FUNC – Fire NAK – will operate after a Pin 1 alarm is sent and
no acknowledgement from the Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) is
received for 80s.
Output 3:
FIRE – Fire ACK – will operate when an acknowledgment to a Pin
1 alarm is received from the ARC. It will return to normal when
Pin 1 is reset.
Output 1 will be operated in the normal state. This ensures that,
in the unlikely event of a total failure of the unit, the fire panel
will still detect a state change on its fault input.
NGP Advanced and NGP Advanced Extra