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- Page 1 UniNet® 2000 NION-Simplex® 4100 Installation & Operation Manual 52173 Document 05/08/06 Rev. 52173:B ECN 05-471 52020:A ECN 02-232...
- Page 2 This page intentionally left blank. UniNet® NION-Simplex 4100 Installation/Operation Manual Document (52173 Rev. B 05/08/06)
- Page 3 Fire Alarm System Limitations While a fire alarm system may lower insurance rates, it is not a substitute for fire insurance! An automatic fire alarm system—typically made up of smoke materials, etc.). detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, audible warning Heat detectors do not sense particles of combustion and alarm devices, and a fire alarm control panel with remote notification only when heat on their sensors increases at a predetermined...
- Page 4 Installation Precautions Adherence to the following will aid in problem-free installation with long-term reliability: WARNING - Several different sources of power can be operate erratically or can be damaged when subjected to connected to the fire alarm control panel. Disconnect all lightning-induced transients.
- Page 5 Contents Foreword ..................7 Introduction ................7 Related Documentation ........................8 NION-Simplex® 4100 Compatibility Chart ..................8 The NION Compatibility Tool ............8 NION Compatibility Tool and Help Tab..................... 8 Section One: Simplex® 4100 Panel Requirements and Configura- tion ....................9 1.1 Required Hardware ......................... 9 Figure 1-1: Acceptable Simplex®...
- Page 6 Figure 3-1: The Simplex® 4100 Explorer Main Screen..............22 3.4 NION Configuration through Simplex® 4100 Explorer ............22 Figure 3-2: NION-Simplex® 4100 Configuration................22 3.5 Simplex® 4100 Panel Information ..................23 Figure 3-3: Simplex® 4100 Panel Information ................23 3.6 Sending Commands with the Workstation ................23 Figure 3-4: Input Device Commands....................
- Page 7 Foreword The contents of this manual are important and must be kept in close proximity of the hardware. If building ownership is changed, this manual and all other testing and maintenance information must also be passed to the current owner of the facility.
- Page 8 Network Installation Manual 51539 Workstation 51540 System Utilities 51592 BCI ver. 3-3 51543 Local Area Server 51544 Event Manager 51546 Related Documentation Minimum Minimum NION Board Minimum UniNet® Minimum Panel EPROM Module Network PLCC Application PLCC Part Number 2000 Version BCI3-3 Version (U24) (U6)
- Page 9 Section One: Simplex® 4100 Panel Requirements and Configuration In order for the Simplex® 4100 panel to be compatible with the NION-Simplex® 4100, the proper hardware must be installed and configured in the panel. The following sections describe the hardware, programming requirements and compatibility information.
- Page 10 Event Reporting Settings Port Annunciation should be enabled for ALL event types to ensure events will be reported to the UniNet Workstation (all event types should be enabled by default). Figure 1-4 gives some examples of events that should be enabled. Port Annunciation Enabled Trouble Events...
- Page 11 Section Two: NION-Simplex® 4100 Hardware 2.1 General Description The NION-Simplex® 4100 interfaces to a Simplex® 4100 FACP to provide monitoring of the Simplex® 4100 on a UniNet® 2000 network. The NION is based on the NION-NPB motherboard hardware and communicates with the FACP via a 3-wire EIA-232 connection.
- Page 12 2.3 NION-NPB Board Layout NOTE: There is a paper insulator between the battery and the battery clip installed at the factory to keep the battery charged. Remove the insulator before applying power. R72 (cut to disable ground fault detection) SMX Transceiver Standoff Power Input TB6 - Relay Mounting Holes...
- Page 13 Network Status - Indicates status of Echelon network interface. • Slow blink indicates network operation normal. • Off indicates network interface not functioning. • Fast blink indicates a network communication error. Network Packet - Blinks briefly each time a data packet is received or transmitted on the Echelon network. Serial 2 - Application specific indicator of serial port activity (port 2).
- Page 14 Mounting NION boards within the enclosure When installing single NION boards in this enclosure, be sure to use the inboard set of four mounting studs as shown below. NION-Simplex 4100 mounting studs with mounting studs with standoffs standoffs NISCAB-1 Figure 2-3: NION Mounting Stud Locations 2.5 NION Hardware Connections The NION-Simplex®...
- Page 15 2.6 NION Hardware Connections - SMX Network Connection The UniNet® 2000 facilities monitoring system is distributed via a LonWorks™ network. This high-speed network allows communication between field nodes and a Local Area Server or BCI. NION modules provide the communica- tion links between monitored equipment and the network.
- Page 16 FTXC Network Transceivers The FTXC transceiver allows up to 8,000 feet (2438.4 m) per segment in a point-to-point configuration, up to 6,000 feet (1828.8 m) per segment in a dedicated bus configuration, or up to 1,500 feet (457.2 m) per segment in a star configuration.
- Page 17 Echelon Network NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER Echelon Network NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER NOTIFIER Local Area Server 1 Local Area Server 2 Local Area Server 1 Local Area Server 2 (Primary) (Secondary) (Primary) (Secondary) Ethernet Figure 2-6: Sample Style 7 Networks FOXC and DFXC Fiber Optic Network Transceivers The FOXC allows up to 8db of attenuation per segment in a point to point configuration only.
- Page 18 2.7 NION Hardware Connections - Serial Data Connection The interconnect cable between the Simplex® 4100 panel and the NION is to be #18 AWG twisted shield cable. The shield is connected to ground at the 4100. The shield is not to be used as signal common. If the RS-232 cable exits the building, proper suppression must be installed at both ends.
- Page 19 2.9 Relay Output - Fault Annunciation TB6 on the NPB board is used to annunciate a trouble condition; Normally Open and Normally Closed contacts are available. The trouble relay will activate when the NION cannot communicate with either the Simplex® 4100 panel or the Echelon server.
- Page 20 2.11 Adding and Binding the NION-Simplex® 4100 1. To add and bind a NION, from the Local Area Server application, select Tools, Add NION. 2. From the resulting Add Node to Network dialog box, enter a unique NION number and device description. The description is user definable and will appear under the assigned Local Area Server to reference the device.
- Page 21 Section Three: NION-Simplex® 4100 Explorer 3.1 Simplex® 4100 Explorer Overview The NION-Simplex® 4100 Explorer is a plug-in application that provides the ability to view panel information and NION configurations from a UniNet® 2000 workstation. The Simplex® Explorer operates much like Windows™ Explorer.
- Page 22 Figure 3-1: The Simplex® 4100 Explorer Main Screen 3.4 NION Configuration through Simplex® 4100 Explorer A user may view the NION configuration through the Simplex® 4100 Explorer. To make changes to the NION con- figuration through the explorer, the user must be logged into the UniNet® 2000 workstation with administration privi- leges.
- Page 23 3.5 Simplex® 4100 Panel Information Displaying the Panel Firmware Version Simplex® 4100 Explorer supports the display of the 4100 panel firmware version. Click on the Simplex® 4100 item in the panels tree, and the data display area will show the current firmware version of the panel. Figure 3-3: Simplex®...
- Page 24 Output Device Commands Right-click any Simplex® 4100 output device. Any output device icons associated with the NION-Simplex® 4100 will have the following commands available: Acknowledge - Sends an acknowledge command to the Simplex® 4100 panel. Activate - Activates the specified output. Deactivate - Deactivates the specified output.
- Page 25 Appendix A: Other Simplex® 4100 Events Error Events The ERR XX event represents an error reported by the panel. A description of each error will be included with the event. Table A-1 displays a list of errors that are reported by the NION-Simplex® 4100. Other Panel Messages The following device IDs are reported for the following conditions: •...
- Page 26 UniNet® NION-Simplex 4100 Installation/Operation Manual Document (52173 Rev. B 05/08/06)
- Page 27 Index Commands Simplex 4100 Panel Configuration Input Device 23 Compatibility Information 10 Output Device 23 Serial Port Configuration 9 Panel Device 24 Simplex 4100 Panel Messages 25 Sending 23 Simplex 4100 Panel Requirements 9 Unknown Device 24 Site Requirements 11 Compatibility Chart 8 SMX Network Connection 15 Software Replacement 19...
- Page 28 UniNet® NION-Simplex 4100 Installation/Operation Manual Document (52173 Rev. B 05/08/06)
- Page 29 Limited Warranty NOTIFIER® warrants its products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for eighteen (18) months from the date of manufacture, under normal use and service. Products are date stamped at time of manufacture. The sole and exclusive obligation of NOTIFIER® is to repair or replace, at its option, free of charge for parts and labor, any part which is defec- tive in materials or workmanship under normal use and service.
- Page 30 World Headquarters 12 Clintonville Road Northford, CT 06472-1653 USA 203-484-7161 fax 203-484-7118 www.notifier.com UniNet® NION-Simplex 4100 Installation/Operation Manual Document (52173 Rev. B 05/08/06)
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