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Operating Procedures 

SP40S Multi-Function Communications System 

 

62 

 

6.4 

Verifying Messages  

NOTE:

 Verify that DIP switch JP5 is in place.  See 

Figure 5

 for location. 

 

Message 1
Message 2

Message 3

Message 4

Message 5

Message 6

Message 7

Message 8

 

Figure 25 SP40S User Interface 

 

1.

 

Press the button of the desired DV message.  The message will begin playback and 
the corresponding DV message LED will blink (LED will be steady with model 
SP40S(E)-D). 

2.

 

Press the blinking button again to deactivate the DV message.  The message plays in 
its entirety a minimum of three times. 

Summary of Contents for SP40S Series

Page 1: ...ion and Maintenance Manual Unless otherwise noted SP40S refers to the SP40S family consisting of the SP40S SP40SE SP40S D and SP40SE D Part Number P84714 Revision M Assembly Number A84715 001 Revision...

Page 2: ...SP40S Multi Function Facility Communications System Revision M 2...

Page 3: ...cial educational industrial health care and government users for more than eighty five years Today the company continues to focus on designing and manufacturing advanced technological products to meet...

Page 4: ...SP40S Multi Function Communication System Revision M 4...

Page 5: ...view 19 3 1 Compatibility with Existing Safepath Products 19 3 2 Standard Features 19 3 3 Enclosure and Configuration 21 3 4 Nominal Electrical Data 21 3 5 User Interface 22 3 5 1Basic Operation of Us...

Page 6: ...ngs 50 4 6 2Checkout Procedure 51 4 7 Ground Fault Detection 53 4 8 Battery Care and Backup Battery Calculations 53 4 8 1Caring for Sealed Lead Acid Batteries 53 4 8 2Storing Batteries 54 4 8 3Calcula...

Page 7: ...8 2 11 Procedure K 71 8 2 12 Procedure L 72 8 2 13 Procedure M 72 8 2 14 Procedure N 72 8 2 15 Procedure O 73 8 2 16 Procedure P 73 8 2 17 Procedure Q 73 8 2 18 Procedure R 74 8 2 19 Procedure S 74 8...

Page 8: ...SP40S Multi Function Communication System Revision M 8...

Page 9: ...12 Removable Terminal Block 40 Figure 13 Strobe Connections 41 Figure 14 Audio Output Connections 42 Figure 15 Digital Voice initiating Connections 43 Figure 16 Ancillary Audio Input Connections 44 F...

Page 10: ...SP40S Multi Function Communication System Revision M 10...

Page 11: ...eatures 19 Table 2 SP40S User Interface Pushbuttons Indicators 23 SP40S E D User interface Pushbuttons Indicators 24 Table 4 Terminal Block Connection Definitions 36 Table 5 Digital Voice Message Test...

Page 12: ...SP40S Multi Function Communication System Revision M 12...

Page 13: ...Assistance Should you experience any difficulty in installing or operating your SP40S Multi Function Facility Communication System please contact your Cooper Notification representative The Troublesho...

Page 14: ...ation contained in this manual has been extracted from the NFPA 72 Manual and the Life Safety Code 101 Manual WARNING INDICATES A POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION THAT IF NOT AVOIDED COULD RESULT IN SE...

Page 15: ...ENTION CAUTION A SP40S Multi Function Facility Communication System printed circuit board is sensitive to static electricity and has delicate components mounted on it a Before handling the board or an...

Page 16: ...d laws by qualified personnel 2 If the notification equipment is not working properly immediately contact the installer and have all any problems corrected immediately 3 Replace any malfunctioning com...

Page 17: ...surance Recommendation The SP40S Multi Function Facility Communication System is not a substitute for insurance Make sure that you have adequate levels of life and property insurance 2 5 Audio Output...

Page 18: ...rates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equip...

Page 19: ...4 RMX 3 2 Standard Features Table 1 SP40S Standard Features Feature Description One strobe NAC output section 24VDC 2 Amps Maximum Requires separate NAC Circuit 8 to 33VDC input or can be programmed t...

Page 20: ...IN CC NAC Priority 2 o CC or NAC initiates AUX IN audio o CC is supervised NAC is not supervised o For use with SAFEPATH Remote Microphone Expander SP4 RMX or SAFEPATH Remote Microphone SPRM Digital V...

Page 21: ...normally energized Contacts transfer during a trouble an alarm trouble or an AC trouble 2 0 amps at 24VDC max resistive load Non Supervised Built in Sounder To indicate trouble with a trouble silence...

Page 22: ...nel 3 5 User Interface The User Interface of the SP40S Multi Function Facility Communication System displays the basic status of the unit as well as allowing for a limited amount of user controls Tabl...

Page 23: ...er processes the signal and outputs it to the Digital Voice microcontroller which plays the corresponding message The user interface illuminates the corresponding message LED when a button is pressed...

Page 24: ...tes in this example if neither CC1 nor PB1 restores and re activates It is possible that lower priority messages may not be heard at all because of a higher priority message s inputs being restored an...

Page 25: ...Other outputs may be affected when the system is in the timeout state In the timeout state the alarm active relay and LED will deactivate If strobes are tied to a message then the strobe output and LE...

Page 26: ...System 26 J4 AUX IN Select J6 User Display Interface Connection J5 FACP Interface for future use JP4 Contact Closure Supervision J1 Audio Output Select JP5 DV Record JP3 2 Wire 4 Wire Mode For connect...

Page 27: ...27 SW2 AC Trouble Settings Booster Connection Settings SW3 Strobe Activation SW5 Pretone Postone Enable SW4 Tone Types SW6 NAC Contact Closure Select SW7 DV IN Supervision and Auxiliary Timeout SW9 S...

Page 28: ...MIC Trouble D8 Batteries Missing or Low D4 MIC PTT MIC Missing or Inoperable D3 DV Digital Voice Section D1 Audio Circuit Open D2 Audio Circuit Short D5 AMP Amplifier Section Trouble D6 SPB Supervisio...

Page 29: ...em 29 R73 Digital Voice Volume Control R81 Digital Voice Tone Volume Control R94 Tone Control Bass R93 Tone Control Treble R92 Background Music Volume Control R100 AUX IN Volume Control R40 Telephone...

Page 30: ...and securely fastened 3 7 User Settings 3 7 1 Switch Descriptions SW2 AC Trouble Settings Booster Connection Settings PIN FUNCTION ON 1 Ext AC Loss Sup 10k EOLR supervision On For SPB SUP Contacts 2...

Page 31: ...ous 9 Backup tone Code3 OFF slow whoop 10 unused SW5 Pre tone Post tone Enable PIN FUNCTION ON 1 Pre tone DV1 Pre tone ON for Message 1 2 Pre tone DV2 Pre tone ON for Message 2 3 Pre tone DV3 Pre tone...

Page 32: ...supervision ON for IN6 7 DV MES 7 CC Supervision 10k EOLR supervision ON for IN7 8 DV MES 8 CC Supervision 10k EOLR supervision ON for IN8 9 AUX Input Timeout Timeout active 10 unused SW9 PIN FUNCTION...

Page 33: ...d ON Audio level is too high D44 AUX IN Trouble ON CC Open RMX or Remote MIC Trouble D47 User Interface trouble User Interface is improperly connected D55 DV1 IN1 OPEN ON IN1 open or missing EOLR D58...

Page 34: ...LLED AND FIELD WIRING HAS BEEN INSPECTED If you or the installer have any questions about the installation consult with the authorities having jurisdiction AHJ prior to installation 4 2 Fire Alarm Con...

Page 35: ...nt wiring connections Section 9 Primary Power 120VAC Connections Section 10 Secondary Power Battery Connections Section 11 Strobe Connections Sections 7 and 8 Internal Digital Voice Connections Sectio...

Page 36: ...AC Trouble Relay contact open to common COM when primary power is sufficient NC Normally closed AC Trouble Relay contact closed to common COM when primary power is sufficient COM Common AC Trouble co...

Page 37: ...ction for message 5 contact closure Priority 7 IN 6 Input 6 Digital Voice Initiating connection for message 6 contact closure Priority 8 IN 7 Input 7 Digital Voice Initiating connection for message 7...

Page 38: ...tainer s to ensure receipt of all components 5 Save all shipping materials any bubble wrap or plastic for possible future use Store in a safe dry location 4 4 2 Locating the Panel Mount the panel in a...

Page 39: ...9 14 00 17 00 3 4 1 Conduit Knockouts 18 Places Grounding Terminal Block 2 2 1 2 3 Conduit Knockouts 2 Places Figure 11 SP40S Panel Mounting and Grounding Conduit Location CAUTION Use care when punchi...

Page 40: ...WG 5 17087 10775 6780 4256 10 8543 5387 3390 2128 15 5696 3592 2260 1419 20 4272 2694 1695 1064 25 3417 2155 1356 851 30 2848 1796 1130 709 35 2441 1539 969 608 40 2136 1347 847 532 4 4 3 Installing F...

Page 41: ...e Appliance Circuit consists of a NAC 8 to 33VDC input and supervised NAC regulated 27VDC output The strobe output provides a synchronized output for compatible Cooper Notification synchronized strobe...

Page 42: ...by the MIC AUX IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 and IN8 Positions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 of SW3 control the strobe initiation for inputs IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 and IN8 respectively If positioned in the O...

Page 43: ...IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 and IN8 provide the initiation of the stored messages in the Digital Voice Section of the SP40S panel Each initiation circuit requires a Contact Closure input to trigger the respectiv...

Page 44: ...ures are not permissible 3 Connect Background Music Input BGM to TB5 WARNING EXCESSIVE BGM VOLTAGE INPUT CAN CAUSE AMPLIFIER FAILURE MAKE SURE THAT THE PREFERRED AUDIO SOURCE OUTPUT FOR THE BGM INPUT...

Page 45: ...P40S BGM input 4 4 11 Installing Alarm System Trouble and AC Trouble Output Connections The Alarm Form C relay contacts change state when a MIC AUX or a DV Digital Voice message is active The AC Troub...

Page 46: ...sure can accommodate up to 12 Ah WARNING TWO DIFFERENT SOURCES OF POWER SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO THIS UNIT DISCONNECT BOTH SOURCES OF POWER BEFORE SERVICING FAILURE TO DISCONNECT BOTH POWER SOURCES BEFO...

Page 47: ...ate the AC input power wiring from the other input and output wiring Wire the AC input power to the left side of the motherboard Figure 22 and the other input and output wiring to the right 4 5 4 Visu...

Page 48: ...Cooper Notification splitter SP4 A B or SP4 APS is required For the audio output circuit install a UL Listed 10K Ohm W EOLR installed across the last notification appliance If the output is unused pl...

Page 49: ...ves consideration of all factors including wire loop length maximum current capacity and maximum voltage drop allowable The Alarm Status output contact is Form C rated for 2 0 amps at 24VDC resistive...

Page 50: ...C or the internal 24VDC connection TB1 can be used to power Trouble indicating appliances Section 2 System Trouble Connections Figure 21 System Trouble Connections Trouble Status Relay Contact 4 6 Per...

Page 51: ...r batteries every two minutes If the batteries are installed during the two minute period the panel remains in trouble mode until the next re check D100 PWR LED and POWER ON Interface LED should be ON...

Page 52: ...sition 1 ON The STB LED Red turns ON If the strobe circuit is attached to TB2 strobes flash 7 Remove the contact closure from TB7 IN1 The message plays to completion at least three times If DIP switch...

Page 53: ...T CAN CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH TO YOU AND OR OTHERS DURING AN EMERGENCY SITUATION 4 7 Ground Fault Detection Ground fault detection sensitivity is a minimum of 40K Ohms for Class B Style...

Page 54: ...ksheet for assisting in calculating battery backup is available in Chapter 11 Due to the current drain on the battery the maximum battery size for the SP40S Multi Function Facility Communication Syste...

Page 55: ...ttery requirement for this panel 3 Record results on worksheet 4 9 Installing AC Power and Batteries NOTE Power limited and non power limited wiring must be separated Wire non power limited wiring AC...

Page 56: ...Batteries NOTE Batteries are not supplied with the SP40S Multi Function Facility Communication System and must be purchased separately 1 Connect the supplied red battery wire to the terminal and the...

Page 57: ...gative to positive of the two batteries as shown in Figure 24 This connects the 12VDC batteries in series in order to produce 24VDC 5 Place the batteries in the battery compartment with the battery te...

Page 58: ...on is detected by any of the supervisory functions the internal sounder operates the panel Form C TROUBLE relay normally energized changes state and the yellow SYSTEM TROUBLE LED turns ON The Trouble...

Page 59: ...e short circuit trouble illuminates D2 AUDIO SHORT LED See Figure 26 for LED location 5 3 3 Amplifier Supervision An inaudible supervisory tone plays through the Amplifier section during standby for s...

Page 60: ...ages with tones are required from Cooper Notification Inc the new chip can be installed when received The message chip memory is divided into eight segments Each segment is prioritized 1 through 8 mat...

Page 61: ...rd 5 Press the message button on the interface corresponding to the message you wish to record The Record LED illuminates and recording begins You may release the record button at this point 6 When th...

Page 62: ...Message 3 Message 4 Message 5 Message 6 Message 7 Message 8 Figure 25 SP40S User Interface 1 Press the button of the desired DV message The message will begin playback and the corresponding DV messag...

Page 63: ...l notification appliances 7 3 Faulty Equipment If the notification equipment is not working properly contact the service representative and have problems corrected immediately If the service represent...

Page 64: ...rform a complete system checkout as described in Section 4 6 8 2 General The SP40S Multi Function Facility Communication System monitors system integrity Items monitored for integrity are Visual appli...

Page 65: ...on 2 OFF Any other trouble detected by the panel is reported as follows Turns ON the System Trouble LED indicator on the user interface Turns ON the internal sounder Changes the state of the Form C Ge...

Page 66: ...in trouble Section 8 2 11 K D1 AUD OPEN is ON Audio Notification Appliance Circuit is Open Section 8 2 12 L D67 GF is ON Ground Fault Trouble Section 8 2 13 M D47 INT TRB is ON User Interface is inco...

Page 67: ...MIC Trouble D8 Batteries Missing or Low D4 MIC PTT MIC Missing or Inoperable D3 DV Digital Voice Section D1 Audio Circuit Open D2 Audio Circuit Short D5 AMP Amplifier Section Trouble D6 SPB Supervisio...

Page 68: ...and replace all covers 8 2 2 Procedure B If the green PWR LED is ON the yellow SYSTEM TROUBLE LED is ON and both D96 and D97 are ON the SP40S panel is in an Over current state Check the strobe output...

Page 69: ...AC fuse F2 is blown A faulty motherboard Perform the following 1 Check fuse F2 on the motherboard Replace if necessary 250V 10A 2 Check for AC voltage at TB9 If voltage is not present check the wiring...

Page 70: ...protection mode from improper power up Perform the following 1 Check the TB4 Audio Out terminals and speaker wiring for shorts 2 Check to ensure the speakers are tapped correctly 3 Check to ensure the...

Page 71: ...nput circuit TB6 Jumper JP2 being removed and missing a UL Listed 10K Ohm W EOLR on the CC NAC circuit TB6 if a remote MIC is not connected Perform the following 1 Check the Remote Microphone and or R...

Page 72: ...ight be caused by Appliance wiring touching conduit Improper Installation of an appliance s Perform the following 1 Disconnect appliances from the strobe TB12 and speaker TB4 connection on the motherb...

Page 73: ...UP is OFF 8 2 16 Procedure P If the green PWR LED is ON the yellow SYSTEM TROUBLE LED is ON and D5 AMP LED is blinking an Auxiliary preamp trouble has occurred Perform the following 1 Turn Aux Volume...

Page 74: ...ow SYSTEM TROUBLE LED is ON and one of the IN LEDs D55 D58 D62 D65 D75 D78 D84 or D87 are ON a DV Contact Closure Wiring Trouble exists Perform the following 1 If a particular Contact Closure is not b...

Page 75: ...n Operating Temperature 0 to 49 C 32 to 120 F Storage Temperature 20 to 70 C 4 to 158 F Humidity Non condensing 93 at 30 2 C 86 4 F 9 3 Electrical 9 3 1 Input Parameter Description Primary Input Volta...

Page 76: ...or 300mV RMS at 600 Ohms 9 3 4 Outputs Parameter Description Visual Notification Appliance Output 1 output circuit 2 0 amps at 24VDC Supervised Central Amplified Audio Output 1 output circuit Selectab...

Page 77: ...ameter Description Screw terminals Accepts 12 to 18 AWG for single wire connection or 16 to 18 AWG for double wire connection 9 4 1 End of Line Resistor EOLR Parameter Description Screw terminals Acce...

Page 78: ...WHETHER A PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR THE USER S PURPOSES OR WHETHER IT WILL ACHIEVE THE USER S INTENDED RESULTS THERE IS NO WARRANTY AGAINST DAMAGE RESULTING FROM MISAPPLIACATION IMPROPER SPECIFICATION A...

Page 79: ...1 List the speaker and strobe requirements NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE SPEAKER WATTAGE STROBE CURRENT 2 Calculate total Strobe current 2 Amps Max ______________Amps 3 Calculate total speaker wattage 40 Wa...

Page 80: ...IS 24 ET70 24MCW S8 25 70MCC ET 1080 LS 24 ET70 24MCWH S8 25 70MCCH ET 1080 LSM 24 ET70 241575W STH 2MSR ET 1080 MS 24 E70 24MCW STH 3MSR ET 1080 SLM 24 E70 24MCCWH STH 4MSR E50 24MCW E70 241575W STH...

Page 81: ...Compatible Signaling Appliances SP40S Multi Function Communications System 81...

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