Honeywell 805595, Operation And Installation Instruction

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IQ8 Wireless transponder for wall mounting
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FB 798941 / 10.06
10.3 Operation on a conventional detector zone
The IQ8 Wireless transponder can be connected to the conventional detector zone input of a
fire alarm system via the relays. All IQ8 Wireless devices form a common detector zone on this
IQ8 Wireless transponder. You cannot split these into several, different detector zones. The
detector zone input is connected with resistor (R1) to the inversely operated >common fault<
relay (Common fault) which is activated in quiescent mode. In case of an alarm the alarm
resistor (R2) is switched parallel to R1 and the detector zone is triggered via the
>common fire alarm< relay (Common fire).
Reset
The IQ8 Wireless transponder is reset to the functional, normal status when the voltage of the
detector zone drops below 5V for at least 60ms (e.g. by switching the respective detector zone
e.g. no. 1 on/off). The detector zone can also be reset via an external reset button (refer to
c
)
or a relay contact. In this case a voltage of 9 to 30 V DC must be switched for at least
1 second at the input (input +/-) of the
IQ8 Wireless transponder.
-
+
9 V - 30 V DC
Reset
J1
J2
-
+
Detector zone 1
R2
1
R1
C
NO NC
C
NC NO R
-
+
Eing
-
+
U
B
P PE
Sa-Feuer
Common fire
Sa-Stör
Common fault
Jumper J1 + J2
inserted
Fig. 19: Connection to a conventional detector zone input (Example)
Connection data
•
External power supply 9 V DC to 30 V DC
•
Detector zone voltage 9 V DC to 30 V DC
•
R1 quiescent resistor (e.g. 10K
Ω
for conventional detector zones System 8000/ IQ8 Control)
•
R2 alarm resistor (e.g. 1K
Ω
for conventional detector zones System 8000/ IQ8 Control)
•
Jumpers J1 and J2 inserted (supplied with package)
•
Reset time = 0.2 to 3 seconds
Depending on the detector zone input, with this connection a fault in a single
wireless device can lead to a fault in the entire detector zone and affect the
detector function. In this case the fault message can be moved to a separate
detector zone input, so that devices that are not defective remain functional.