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MP200 Installation Manual

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5.0 Installation Procedures

5.1 STANDARD CABINET WALL MOUNTING

• The MP200 control unit must be located in a sufficiently large and suitably air-conditioned room where there

are no strong electromagnetic fields. The environment must not be subject to excessive changes in tempera-
ture. We recommend fitting the unit at an easy to reach height so that it is accessible for installation and
maintenance operations. Fit the device to the wall using plugs.

Wall fixing
hole

Wall fixing
hole

Wall fixing
hole

Wiring hole

Wiring hole

Cover fixing
hole

10.5 mm

2

5

4

m

m

3

3

4

m

m

270mm

3

6

m

m

Antitampering microswitch

10"

1.4"

10.6"

13.2"

0.41"

1.38”

COVER SCREW

WALL

ANTITAMPERING
MICROSWITCH

To JP2

connector on

central board

(see paragraph

4.3 “Description

of jumpers”)

ANTIOPENING-ANTIREMOVAL MICROSWITCH

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Summary of Contents for MP 200

Page 1: ...456789012345678901212345678901234567890123456789012123 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 1234 MP 200 BUS Control Unit Installation and Maintenan...

Page 2: ...N TOALOCALPRINTER 21 7 3 SERIALALARM MANAGEMENT 21 8 0 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE 22 9 0 TROUBLESHOOTING 23 9 1 SYSTEM FAILURE 23 9 2 POWER FAILURE 23 10 0 CONDUCTOR SIZING 25 10 1 SECTION SIZING OF CONDUCTORS SUPPLYING SENSOR ACTUATOR 25 10 1 1 PROCEDURE 25 10 2 NORMOGRAM FOR SIZING CABLES 26 11 0 GAUGINGBATTERIESANDPOWERSUPPYUNIT 28 11 1 CALCULATING SYSTEMAUTONOMY 28 11 2 HOW TO CALCULATE BATTERY SIZ...

Page 3: ...ronological event classification and for time programmer control The latter offers ample management flexibility thanks to different daily and weekly timetables that are fully programmable It may be associated not only to the activation and deactivation of the burglar alarm but also to other functions such as technical control heating lighting etc Remote Management The various systems installed can...

Page 4: ... 64 The MP200 64 system may be subdivided into 12 different sectors or areas to which the zones outputs keys codes keypads readers and splitters may be freely associated Apart fom the two techincal codes envisaged it is also possible to manage up to 64 users which may be codes or DK4000 digital keys all programmable on a hierarchical scale at various levels and associable to one or more sectors Th...

Page 5: ...a serial BUS line to convey trouble shooting information power failure low battery error to the control unit 2 4 KP 200D KEYPAD The keypad has a 2 line 16 character integrated backlight LCD display The device is used to programme and control the system to which they may be partially or totally associated control and management of one or more sectors The keypad has an incorporated buzzer for the fo...

Page 6: ...ors They are managed in the same way as MP200 key readers Unlike these devices either a magnetic card badges is swiped through the slot equipped with a magnetic head or a special AC400TP transponder is read simply by being approached to the proximity reader in the point printed on the front of the device The addressing and badge transponder acquisition procedures are similar as those of key reader...

Page 7: ...OPTIONAL Max 7 concentrators for each serial line ADDRESSABLE 8ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 8ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 4ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 4ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR max 64 zones 3 RELAY OUTPUTS 8ELECTR OUTPUTS OPTIONAL MODEM TELEPHONELINE SERIAL LINES ...

Page 8: ...SERIAL LINES ADDRESSABLE 8 ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 4 ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 8 ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 4 ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 8 ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR ADDRESSABLE 4 ZONE SERIAL CONCENTRATOR Max 11 concentrators for each serial max 256 zones ...

Page 9: ...1A BATT C JP2 JP4 POWER SUPPLY T A Z8 F5 F1 F2 F3 F4 Z6 Z7 Z5 Z4 Z3 Z2 Z1 KEY BUS1 SERV LB LB LA LA 1 5 3 7 2 6 4 8 RS232 RESET MICRO MODEM ST200 SV108 SINTESI VOCALE IT485 JP3 NON TOCCARE RS232 LB LA MODULO OPZIONALE MODULO OPZIONALE MODULO OPZIONALE BUS 2 M O D E M STM200 SV108 VOICE SYNTHESIS STM200 MODEM IT485 BUS 2 RS232 9 WAY MALE CONNECTOR RESET BUTTON OPTIONAL MODULE OPTIONAL MODULE OPTION...

Page 10: ... MODULE DO NOT TOUCH IT485 BUS 3 SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8 4 3 JUMPER DESCRIPTION JP2 Jumper for connecting the anti tampering micro Install jumper if the micro is not fitted JP3 Jumper INSTALLED during production DO NOT TOUCH JP4 If INSTALLED excludes control unit anti tampering U1 U3 U2 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8 HPA NC NC NC NO NO NO C C C HPS L1 U11 R5A U10 R1A U9 R1A BATT C JP2 JP5 JP4 POWER SUPPLY...

Page 11: ... 2 CONTROL if present OPTIONAL module IT485 WHEN ON BUS 2 FAILURE L5 RED BUS 1 CONTROL WHEN ON BUS 1 FAILURE L4 YELLOW TELEPHONE LINE ENGAGED FLASHING LINE ENGAGED L3 RED CONTROL UNIT FAILURE SUMMARY WHEN ON FAILURE PRESENT L2 GREEN SYSTEM STATUS WHEN ON SYSTEM ACTIVE TOTAL WHEN OFF SYSTEM NOT ACTIVE FLASHING PARTIALLY ACTIVE L1 GREEN MAINS SUPPLY PRESENT BATTERY CONTROL WHEN ON MAINS SUPPLY PRESE...

Page 12: ...e local printer and naming default Zones Sectors etc NOTE If you enter a different country from the current setting you will then have to reload default parameters 6 NOT IN USE 7 NOT IN USE OFF OFF OFF ITALY ON OFF OFF FRANCE OFF ON OFF U K ON ON OFF SPAIN OFF OFF ON PORTUGAL ON OFF ON GERMANY OFF ON ON CZECH REPUBLIC ON ON ON POLAND Default Setting double balancing zone Italian parameters 8 DEFAU...

Page 13: ... contact NO NA relay contact C Relay com NC NC relay contact NO NA relay contact C Relay com M3 TERMINAL BOARD NC Relay 3 NC contact NO Relay 3 NA contact C Relay com HPS Positive self powered siren power supply I max 2A protected by F3 HPS Negative self powered siren power supply NOTE the HPS will fail if there is no mains power supply for this reason it can only be used to connect self powered d...

Page 14: ...grammable input M9 TERMINAL BOARD Reference negative KEY Electromechanical key input Note this dedicated input not programmable may be connected to an electromechanical normally open push contact key Each complete sequence open closed open of the key contact causes a total system status change of all sectors If this input is not used it may be left free and with no special device M10 TERMINAL BOAR...

Page 15: ...era ture We recommend fitting the unit at an easy to reach height so that it is accessible for installation and maintenance operations Fit the device to the wall using plugs Wall fixing hole Wall fixing hole Wall fixing hole Wiring hole Wiring hole Cover fixing hole 10 5 mm 254mm 334mm 270mm 36mm Antitampering microswitch 10 1 4 10 6 13 2 0 41 1 38 COVER SCREW WALL ANTITAMPERING MICROSWITCH To JP2...

Page 16: ...30V mains power has b e e n disconnected GROUND CONNECTION U S1 S2 U S1 S2 U2 Z1 Z5 Z6 U3 Z2 Z7 NC NC LA F0 5A 250V F0 5A 250V U5 Z3 Z8 NO NO LB U6 Z4 T A C C 1 5 3 7 2 6 4 8 230V U1 U3 U2 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8 HPA NC NC NC NO NO NO C C C HPS L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 U11 R5A U10 R1A U9 R1A BATT C JP2 JP4 POWER SUPPLY T A Z8 F5 F1 F2 F3 F4 Z6 Z7 Z5 Z4 Z3 Z2 Z1 KEY BUS1 SERV LB LB LA LA 1 5 3 7 2 6 4 8 JP3 PS28 O...

Page 17: ... TAMPERING SWITCH 2 1 Connect anti removal micro switch wires to and T A terminals balanced input ANTI REMOVAL MICROSWITCH SEE BELOW Mounting hole Wiring hole Case fastener Mounting hole Mounting hole Mounting hole To JP2 connector on central board see paragraph 4 3 Description of jumpers ...

Page 18: ...V LBC on the 230V mains input Please do not open the PS28 power supply unit unless 230V mains power has been disconnected 5 2 1 Devices lay out in the cabinet Power Supply Connections CONCENTRATOR OPTIONAL U1 U3 U2 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8 HPA NC NC NC NO NO NO C C C HPS L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 U11 R5A U10 R1A U9 R1A BATT C JP2 JP4 POWER SUPPLY T A Z8 F5 F1 F2 F3 F4 Z6 Z7 Z5 Z4 Z3 Z2 Z1 KEY BUS1 SERV LB LB LA LA ...

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Page 20: ...nt voltage levels derived from a divider made up of two 15K resistances In this mode Sabotage is also recognized if for instance a cable is cut The mode is selected by positioning the special dip switches present on the control unit See Paragraph 4 6 The intervention limit rated voltage measured at the control unit inputs is shown below Non Balanced Zones NC closed rest from 2 05V to V power suppl...

Page 21: ...s in real time through a direct RS232 connection to a dedicated PC with the Fast Link being run Connection between the PC and the MP 200 shall always be active to ensure continuous monitoring The serial cable shall be wired and connected as described in paragraph 7 1 Connecting to the local PC Note Using this performance will automatically exclude the event dispatch through the telephone communica...

Page 22: ...ored in the historical file and sent via telephone line to the centres if system on off sending is validated see STM200 manual para 6 16 Remaining in maintenance procedure until control unit tampering system is closed back or until the last peripheral tampering system is still open At the time when control unit tampering system input is closed back or when the last peripheral tampering system is s...

Page 23: ... Modem Communicator board is present Removal of the cause of the failure will restore normal conditions and thus generate Failure Eliminated events via the Modem Communicator and in the Historic Events memory 9 2 POWER FAILURE A power failure to the control unit as well as to any concentrator remote units is managed according to the length of time the power supply is interrupted In fact it is more...

Page 24: ...nt when power is restored an immediate return of power is handled as described on the previous page after 15 minutes of mains OK Breakdown programmed outputs are restored when power is restored an immediate return of power is handled as described on page 21 after 15 minutes of mains OK Breakdown programmed outputs are restored The spontaneous message on the keypad display is erased The red LED on ...

Page 25: ...a junction and a load for instance a sensor a siren a junction There follows a list of some of the data that should be read Source power Vs 13V Minimum power for the load Vc 11 5V Load consumption Ic 10mA Length of the line L 5 0 m When the data has been obtained use it in a simple formula to obtain the size of the smallest cable section possible for ensuring best functioning minimum section Sm ex...

Page 26: ...ion S of the cable used EXAMPLE 1 a siren that consumes 2A 2000mA with a cable section of 1mm must be connected over a distance of 100 metres What voltage drop will be found at the end of the line Solution Trace a segment that starts from length L 100 metres of the line then intersects S cable section in 1 mm2 and extend it to the central line R From this point trace a second segment that passes t...

Page 27: ...ss we wish to accept a maximum voltage drop V with an established circulating current it is possible to find which cable section S is required with respect to the length L 2 For each parameter cable section length power consumption accepted voltage drop the logarithmic scale has been sized in such a way as to consider the values of more current use consequently abandoning those that are either too...

Page 28: ...5 minutes x 0 02 5 700 124 5 82 Ah 1 000 1 000 This means that to ensure 24h autonomy the battery to use must have a rated capacity on its label equal to or greater than 6 Ah 11 2 HOW TO CALCULATE BATTERY SIZE 11 0 Batteries and Power Supply Unit sizing 11 1 CALCULATING SYSTEM AUTONOMY The purpose of this paragraph is to offer a method for calculating the consumption of a system and as a consequen...

Page 29: ...in the system and charged by the same power supply unit sum of the control unit and means of alarm battery capacities Voltage supplied with continuity by the power supply unit in Ah Control unit battery capacity means of alarm battery capacity x 800 Total consumption when idle hours In the example being examined supping the control unit has one 6 5 Ah battery and 1 siren with a 1 9 Ah battery and ...

Page 30: ...onnect all peripherals on each serial as loops See figure below Each serial line must be terminated with a resistance of 100 120 ohm 1 2 watt connected between the LA and LB leads of the furthest peripherals 7 Connect all sensors and actuators sirens controllers etc 8 Connect the power supply unit to the cotnrol unit and then to the mains power supply para 5 1 1 5 2 1 The control unit and the peri...

Page 31: ...OM 1 KP200 24hr autonomy 24Ah battery 415mA vers MP200 64 OM 1 KP200 24hr autonomy 27Ah battery 415mA vers MP200 256 OM 1 KP200 24hr autonomy 27Ah battery Batteries for housing in metal case 12V 17Ah metal case vers MP200 64 MP200 256 12V 24 27Ah metal case version MP200 64 OM MP200 256 OM Anti tamper 1A 24V Operating temp guaranteed by the manufacturer 10 C 55 C Operating temp certified by IMQ 5 ...

Page 32: ...ction 2x0 75 for power supply 2 x 0 22 x data Anti tamper anti removal standardwithuncodedidentificationofeachelementtampered with Protection level of case IP30 IK04 Max number of possible combinations 100 000 for each single access code 10 000 000 for remote management and remote surveillance code Stm200 Modem Board Power consumption when idle at 12V 18 mA Max power consumption during transmissio...

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