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Installation

Informer100 Speaker (Models I-IP100ACX and I-IP100DCX)

Figure 13 AC Controller Board 

GND

120/240 VAC

to 24 VDC

Power Supply

120

Inter-board communications

LAN Communications

AC

In

To Driver

To Temperature

Sense

100 W Amp

JP4

Relay 2

N.O. COM

Relay 1

N.O. COM

External Inputs

Momentary dry contact closures

See NOTE.

JP7

GND

JP8

JP9

L1/Hot

L1/Hot

L2/NUE

GND

GND

240

Fuse

JP1

JP2

Visual 2

Visual 1

(Factory wiring)

(Factory wiring)

(Factory wiring)

JP6

L2/NUE

L2/NUE

L1/Hot

L2/NUE

L1/Hot

Serial Port

1

2

3

4

Fuse
Fuse

JP5

JP3

Pins 1 & 2

Wiring to the Relay Outputs

JP4 - Relay Outputs
1 & 2  Normally Open
3 & 4  Normally Open

Wiring to the Alarm Initiation Input Connections

The Alarm Initiation Inputs are activated by shorting the input to the ISO-GND next to it, 

usually through an normally open switch or normally open dry relay contact.

NOTE

: Momentary mode: contact closure sounds alarm for typical programmed 

duration. Continuous mode: sounds alarm for duration of closure. The system can also be 

configured to allow activation from normally closed contacts.

Summary of Contents for I-IP100ACX

Page 1: ...tion Manual 25500437 Rev A0 1117 Printed in U S A Copyright 2017 Federal Signal Corporation Informer100 Speaker Models I IP100ACX and I IP100DCX IP Enabled High Powered Indoor Outdoor Speaker For use in hazardous locations Strobe is optional ...

Page 2: ...y is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied contractual or statutory including but not limited to the warranty of merchantability warranty of fitness for a particular purpose and any warranty against failure of its essential purpose 2645 Federal Signal Drive University Park Illinois 60484 3617 www fedsig com Customer Support 800 548 7229 1 708 534 3400 Technical Support 800 524 3021 1 ...

Page 3: ...unting 16 Large Pole Mounting 6 in diameter or larger 16 Small Pole Mounting 2 3 8 in or 4 1 2 in diameter poles 16 Mounting with Omni Direction Bracket 2 3 8 in diameter pole 18 Mounting without Bracket 19 Opening the Housing 19 Wiring Power to the Control Board 20 Wiring to the Relay Outputs 22 Wiring to the Alarm Initiation Input Connections 22 Ethernet Port 23 Putting the Informer100 Speaker i...

Page 4: ...acement Parts 24 Figures Figure 1 Front and Back of Informer100 Speaker 10 Figure 2 Bracket attached to speaker 13 Figure 3 Width and height of bracket 14 Figure 4 Depth and height with bracket 14 Figure 5 Top view of speaker 15 Figure 6 Ceiling mount 15 Figure 7 Bracket I IP100 PMW 16 Figure 8 Bracket I IP100 PM 17 Figure 9 Bracket I IP100 OMNI 18 Figure 10 Surface mount hole center dimensions 19...

Page 5: ...dures may be needed to effectively warn people indoors The sound output of Informer100 Speaker is capable of causing permanent hearing damage To prevent excessive exposure carefully plan placement post warnings and restrict access to areas near sirens Activating the Informer100 Speaker may not result in people taking the desired actions if those to be warned are not properly trained about the mean...

Page 6: ...posure limits specified in OSHA 29 CFR 1910 should not be exceeded These devices are intended for permanent installation and operation in accordance with Title 46 Code of Federal Regulations Parts 110 113 or Title 33 Code of Federal Regulations Part 183 Sub part I Section 183 410 and the applicable requirements of the American Boat and Yacht Council Inc and or ANSI NFPA 302 Fire Protection Standar...

Page 7: ...y injury File these instructions in a safe place and refer to them periodically Give a copy of these instructions to new recruits and trainees Also give a copy to anyone who is going to service or repair the Informer100 Speaker To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than what is contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so Refer all ser...

Page 8: ...vels The Informer100 allows connection of up to four external switches to activate predefined alert events The Informer100 can be programmed and configured as a standalone device to only use the inputs to activate the Informer100 This may be useful if the location has no network connectivity but where voice and tone alerts from locally activated inputs is required The Informer100 can be networked ...

Page 9: ...ce can be individually configured for volume and noise level adjustments Remote volume control for optimizing sound levels Speaker as microphone for talk back feature Alerts can be sent to single devices groups or zones or all devices Commander Software control and activation Wall or pole mount options Four local alarm initiation inputs to activate unit locally or standalone operation Momentary mo...

Page 10: ...ndby 5 15 A during a function Relay Outputs 2 A at 30 Vdc or 250 Vac 25 A max inrush N O dry contacts Ethernet Port IEEE 802 3 10 100 Base T connection Alarm Initiating Inputs Four optically Isolated Inputs Dry Contact closure 1 K ohms NOTE The four optically isolated Alarm Initiation Inputs allow remote activation of tones and messages through a volt free dry contact closure The momentary contact...

Page 11: ...dicates level of amplifier output D8 ACTIVATION INPUT 1 Red LED turns on when Activation input 1 is being activated D12 ACTIVATION INPUT 2 Red LED turns on when Activation input 2 is being activated D14 ACTIVATION INPUT 3 Red LED turns on when Activation input 3 is being activated D16 ACTIVATION INPUT 4 Red LED turns on when Activation input 4 is being activated D17 Table 3 Connectors and Jacks Co...

Page 12: ...s drilling holes or lifting equipment Therefore experienced electricians in accordance with national and local electrical codes acting under the direction of the installation crew safety foreman should perform installation Determine a Suitable Location The Informer100 can be mounted on any relatively flat surface with the supplied mounting brackets The mounting surface must be capable of supportin...

Page 13: ...the Mounting Brackets to the Speaker Housing Do the following to attach the brackets 1 The mounting brackets are attached to the speaker as shown below using the six supplied 20 x 5 8 in screws Note the orientation of the curved slots on the L shaped brackets this orientation is important to allow the speaker to be pivoted downward 2 Tighten the 20 x 5 8 in screws to approximately 80 in lb 3 Attac...

Page 14: ...ion Informer100 Speaker Models I IP100ACX and I IP100DCX Figure 3 Width and height of bracket 2 00 in 5 00 in 2 88 in 1 44 in 5X 397 Figure 4 Depth and height with bracket 6 68 in 2 53 in 12 87 in 2 00 in 10 09 in ...

Page 15: ...15 Installation Description Specifications and Installation Manual Figure 5 Top view of speaker 10 09 in 12 87 in 8 90 in Figure 6 Ceiling mount ...

Page 16: ...t washers lock washers and 3 8 in nuts mount the speaker to the I IP100 PMW bracket as shown in Figure 2 4 Use the side pivot bolts to allow adjustment of the speaker up and down to optimize speaker effectiveness Figure 7 Bracket I IP100 PMW Small Pole Mounting 2 3 8 in or 4 1 2 in diameter poles Use the following procedure if mounting the speaker with the optional I IP100 PM bracket 1 Find suitab...

Page 17: ...17 Installation Description Specifications and Installation Manual Figure 8 Bracket I IP100 PM ...

Page 18: ... I IP100 OMNI bracket to create an omni directional speaker The speaker is mounted as described in the Small Pole Mount section with the omni bracket mounted at a distance of 2 0 inches from the speaker 1 Identify location for bracket 2 Attach bracket using supplied U bolts and hardware Figure 9 Bracket I IP100 OMNI 2 0 in Omni Bracket ...

Page 19: ... hole center dimensions 5 20 in 2 60 in 3 00 6 00 7 39 C L C L 6 1 4 20 0 5 in THREAD DEPTH Opening the Housing Tools required 3 8 in socket 6 in extension To open the housing loosen the four cover screws while supporting the housing so it does not fall The cover screws are retained in the housing The front of the unit is heavy but it is attached to the rear housing with a pivot hinge to allow eas...

Page 20: ...is recommended to leave the connector on the PCB With I IP100ACX units JP9 is wired from the factory to the power supply PCB With the I IP100DCX units JP9 is wired to the amplifier PCB Use JP6 and JP7 to wire external lights or strobes through JP4 which is a normally open relay Typical installation would use voltage to be wired through the JP4 relays contacts NOTE Current draw from JP6 JP7 and JP4...

Page 21: ...communications Factory wiring Factory wiring JP6 24 V L2 NUE 24 Vdc GND 24 V 24 Vdc GND 24 V Serial Port 1 2 3 4 JP5 100 W Amp To Driver To Temperature Sense Fuse JP3 Pins 1 2 I IP100ACX 120 240Vac Model 120 Vac Hot is connected to JP8 terminal 1 L1 Hot 120 Vac Neutral is connected to JP8 terminal 2 L2 Neutral Earth Ground is connected to JP8 terminal 3 GND 240 Vac L1 is connected to JP8 terminal ...

Page 22: ...tory wiring Factory wiring JP6 L2 NUE L2 NUE L1 Hot L2 NUE L1 Hot Serial Port 1 2 3 4 Fuse Fuse JP5 JP3 Pins 1 2 Wiring to the Relay Outputs JP4 Relay Outputs 1 2 Normally Open 3 4 Normally Open Wiring to the Alarm Initiation Input Connections The Alarm Initiation Inputs are activated by shorting the input to the ISO GND next to it usually through an normally open switch or normally open dry relay...

Page 23: ...0 Speaker use Commander software version 14 9 0 or later See the Informer Setup and Programming Manual Relay Outputs The Informer100 Speaker has two independently programmable relay outputs The relay timing is configured and programmed into the Informer100 Speaker from the Commander user interface The relay outputs are capable of controlling external devices The normally outputs are located at pin...

Page 24: ...ronment does not allow powering proceed to next step 6 Verify all connectors are seated Also verify wires are not strained and are not impeding ability to close unit 7 Lift front of unit and seat the front cover against the rear enclosure 8 Tighten the cover screws hand tight and then torque them in alternate pattern to 60 in lb 10 in lb Ordering Replacement Parts To order replacement parts call C...

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