Bosch D9124 Use And Installation Instructions

Fire Alarm Systems | D9124 Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)
D9124 Addressable Fire Alarm Control
Panel (FACP)
The D9124 FACP controls complex alarm systems used in
schools, universities, manufacturing plants, and health care
facilities. Program it for fire, fire supervisory, intrusion, or
access control applications. Program it locally using the
D5200CE hand-held programmer or remotely using RPS
over telephone lines or local-area or wide-area networks
(LAN or WAN).
The D9124 FACP is a modular assembly, installed in a red
steel enclosure, which can be surface- or flush-mounted.
The enclosure has keyed controller access making it
suitable for installation in public access areas.
Functions
Alarm Verification
The alarm verification feature reduces potential false alarms
by requiring a reset and a second alarm signal from the
device before the control panel raises an alarm condition.
Auxiliary and Standby Power
The 4 A, 24 VDC power supply charges the standby batteries
and powers auxiliary devices. The power supply responds
to low battery or battery disconnect conditions with a
Trouble LED and a Trouble Relay for sounders or lights.
▶ 24 VDC, 4 A power for initiation circuits and NACs;
12 VDC, 1.4 A power for system accessories
▶ Up to eight supervised or 32 unsupervised remote
annunciators
▶ One-man Fire Test Mode
▶ Schedules (Skeds function) service reminder for local
systems
▶ Low battery, AC power supply, and battery lead
supervision
▶ Dual phone line monitor
Five system power trouble conditions are selected by DIP
switches. They can be individually linked to a central
station, or grouped to activate a trouble relay, allowing a
single supervised address to monitor the power supply.
A pair of 12 V batteries provides standby power. Two
additional batteries provide standby power for initiating
devices and notification appliances. All four batteries are
housed within the panel enclosure.
Note Batteries are not included in the D9124 and
must be purchased separately.
Central Station Communication
Events can be communicated to a central station by the
digital communicator or by adding an optional Ethernet
interface module. The optional Bosch D6500 or D6600
NetCom Receiver and Modem IIIa
individual point reporting to monitoring facilities.
The D5500 Remote Programming Software (RPS) allows
the following to be controlled from a central station:
•
Resetting notification appliances
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Activating or deactivating remote annunciation
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Activating or deactivating relays
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Supervising battery condition
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Setting point status and armed status
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Enabling or disabling reporting functions
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Shunting reporting points during servicing
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