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Hochiki

Detector Models

Base Models

Maximum Number of Devices

DCD-135

NS4-220
NS6-220

DCD-190

NS4-220

NS6-220

SIJ24

NS4-220
NS6-220

SLR-24H

NS4-220
NS6-220

SLR835

NS4-220
NS6-220

SLR-835B-2

N/A

SLR-835BH-2

N/A

SLR-835H

NS4-220
NS6-220

SLV-24V/-24/-24N

NS4-220
NS6-220

Notification Appliances

Outputs of NAC 1 and NAC 2 on the Sigma A-CP Fire Control Panel operate in a special application

mode. The special application mode conforms to specific levels of continuous DC. Outputs meet these
requirements when NAC currents do not exceed 2.5 A on NAC 1 or NAC 2 with the combined currents

not to exceed 4 A.

The Sigma A-CP Fire Control Panel provides synchronization for the special application outputs of NAC

1 and NAC 2.

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Summary of Contents for Sigma A-CP

Page 1: ...Sigma A CP Man 1194 Issue 04 February 2014 Conventional Fire Control Panel Installation and Operation Manual www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 2: ...manual fire alarm Compatibility APC0110 Install detectors with spacing as specified in section 90 19 of UL 864 9th edition where units employing the multiple detector operation shall include guidelines for installing of a minimum of two detectors in each protected space and to reduce the detector installation spacing to 0 7 times the linear spacing in accordance with National Fire Alarm Code NFPA ...

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Page 4: ...rned For Credit 5 Kentec Electronics Ltd 6 Section 2 Overview Hardware Features 9 Internal Power Supply 10 Panel Controls and Indicators 11 Field Terminals 17 Optional Dialer Board 19 Section 3 Installation General Installation Checklist 20 Before You Begin 21 Determining System Current Draw 22 Standby Battery Capacity 22 Operating Constraints 22 Mounting the Fire Control Panel 22 Preparing 22 Rem...

Page 5: ...Troubleshooting 36 Section 4 Programming and Operating Programming the Fire Control Panel 40 Open the Menu 40 Navigate the Menu 41 Configuration Codes 45 Control Operation 52 Single Zone Fire Condition 53 Silence Resound Fire Drill 53 Reset 53 Zone Trouble 53 NAC Trouble 53 Power Trouble 53 System Trouble 53 General Trouble 54 Lamp Test 54 Test Mode 54 Disablements 55 Alarm Delays 56 Relay Operati...

Page 6: ...ut Fuse 61 Replacing Cabinet Components 62 Appendix A Specifications Electrical 63 AC Line Connection 63 Power Supply 63 Ground Trouble Indication 63 Maximum Current Draw 64 Rechargeable Battery Circuit 64 Field Wiring 66 Initiating Device Circuit IDC Ratings 68 Notification Appliance Circuit NAC 68 Relay Ratings 69 AUX 24V 69 ALM RES 69 Dialer Board 69 Cabling 70 Operating Environment 70 Physical...

Page 7: ...m Sensor 74 Hochiki 75 NotificationAppliances 75 Appendix C Calculations Determining the Amp Hour Rating 91 Current Load 92 NAC Wiring Length 93 Appendix D Operating Instructions InspectingBatteries 100 Replacing Standby Batteries 100 RelatedDocumentation 100 EmergencyContact 100 www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 8: ...8 Power supply options of these models are available for 115 VAC or 230 VAC and cabinet colors are available in red or gray Reference Appendix B Equipment list of this manual for a complete description of features available for the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel This section describes Using This Manual Related Documentation Document Conventions If You Need Help Contacting Kentec For Repair The figu...

Page 9: ...ls and Indicators understand Relay Contacts and how to Configure Ancillary Circuit Boards Section 5 Maintenance and Repair describes how to maintain and repair the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Appendix A Specifications provide characteristics of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Appendix B Equipment List provides model numbers for Kentec Sigma A CP Fire Control Panels loop devices accessories rep...

Page 10: ...co uk Kentec technical support is available Monday through Friday 8 00 AM to 5 00 PM and Saturday 8 00 AM to 12 00 PM Limited Returns and Repairs Policy In Warranty Items All equipment supplied by Kentec Electronics Ltd is provided with a warranty as defined in Section 8 Warranties Liability of the Terms and Conditions of Sale These warranties are between Kentec Electronics Ltd the Seller and the ...

Page 11: ...of delivery Any SRI parts that have not been returned within 28 days of delivery will be invoiced at the price given in the Kentec Price List less discount Any returned items that are found to have failed due to fair wear and tear willful damage negligence abnormal working conditions misuse or alteration or repair without the Suppliers approval or failure to follow the sellers instructions will be...

Page 12: ...ot exceeding 60 days from the date of quotation After this period Kentec Electronics Ltd reserves the right to dispose of these items or return them Repair Warranties Repaired items are not covered by the normal Warranties and Liability conditions in the Terms and Conditions of Sale Subsequent failures of repaired items will only be covered if the failure is due to a material or workmanship defect...

Page 13: ...red information will result in the returned items being quarantined for a period not exceeding 60 days If the items are not identified within 60 days of receipt then Kentec Electronics Ltd reserves the right to dispose of these items Any items returned for credit will be tested and returned to a production release condition Any material and labour costs associated with this process shall be deduct...

Page 14: ...trouble conditions for direct shorts and opens on zone loops The functions of Style B provide alarm conditions for direct shorts and trouble conditions for opens on zone loops A Dialer Board can be installed as an optional feature to provide alarm and trouble reporting The Optional Dialer Board provides Contact ID or SIA format reporting through a standard POTS connection Models of the Sigma A CP ...

Page 15: ...ows alarm to be verified before premises is evacuated Voltage Free Relay Contacts Voltage free relay contacts provide fire supervisory and trouble reporting for local control and signaling Power All models accept standby batteries and contain a power supply with an internal battery charger Models of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel accept 7 AH or 12 AH valve regulated lead acid batteries and oper...

Page 16: ...50 VAC Connections from the primary of the transformer to the Main Terminal Block are pre wired at the factory Terminals of the Main Terminal Block are designated Line Neutral and Ground 2 Field Terminals Field terminals provide connections for Zones NACs Relay Outputs and AUX 24V 3 Fascia The front fascia of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel is populated with controls and indicators for programmi...

Page 17: ...us The AC input to the power supply is supervised by the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel The control panel provides an LED status display for normal and trouble conditions Normal conditions occur when the power supply is operating in an acceptable range Trouble conditions occur when the power supply is not operating in an acceptable range Power Outputs The Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel provides powe...

Page 18: ...r Trbl Select Trbl Mode Trbl Reset Trbl Enable Access Test Mode On Delay On AC Power On Alarm Silenced Supervisory Disablement SystemTrouble GeneralTrouble LampTest Trbl Silence Resound Fire Drill Trbl Silence Buzzer Trbl 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Fire Alarm In Zone Alarm In Zone Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl...

Page 19: ...ay On Yellow Test Mode On Yellow Disablement Yellow Supervisory Yellow NAC Trouble Disabled Yellow General Trouble Yellow System Trouble Yellow Alarm Silenced Yellow General System Status Disabled NAC Trouble Mode Trouble Test Disablement Trouble Test Disablement Enable Access Test Mode On Delay On AC Power On Alarm Silenced Supervisory Disablement SystemTrouble GeneralTrouble 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Fire...

Page 20: ...t Yellow Alarm Red C Alarm In Zone 5 Trouble Test Disablement Yellow Alarm Red 6 Trouble Test Disablement Yellow Alarm Red 7 Trouble Test Disablement Yellow Alarm Red 8 Trouble Test Disablement Yellow Alarm Red D Two Seven Segment LEDs Mode The Mode display contains two seven segment LEDs for programming configurations and identifying status conditions www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecuri...

Page 21: ...e events are non latching inputs and cannot be cleared by the Reset button Non latching inputs are cleared when faults are cleared Lamp Test Tests fascia indicators and the internal buzzer of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel by illuminating all LEDs while sounding the buzzer Mode 10 Changes the tenths position on the numeric Mode display for programming configuration codes Reference Section 4 Ope...

Page 22: ...llow Comms Trbl Yellow Earth Trbl Yellow Sys Fuse Trbl Yellow NAC1 Trbl Yellow NAC2 Trbl Yellow Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl NAC1 NAC2 Sys Fuse Earth Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Trbl Comms Low Batt Trbl Aux 24V Trbl CPU Fa...

Page 23: ...ent Enable Access Test Mode On Delay On AC Power On Alarm Silenced Supervisory Disablement System Trouble GeneralTrouble 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Fire Alarm In Zone Alarm In Zone A 1 Enter Select Enable Access NAC2 Trbl W Dog Reset Processor Reset Write Enable A A A B A C The table below describes lower controls of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Key Lower Controls Description A W Dog Reset Clears the wa...

Page 24: ...NAC2 Z2 Z1 Z1 RET R R Z4 Z3 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 TRBL SUPV FIRE NC C NO NC C NO NC C NO Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 TRBL SUPV FIRE NC C NO NC C NO NC C NO L1T L1R P1T P1R L2T L2R P2T P2R DIALER BOARD CONNECTIONS E SIL AUX 24V ALM RES POWER NAC POWER RES RS485 NAC1 NAC2 Z2 Z1 Z1 RET R R Z4 Z3 L1T L1R P1T P1R L2T L2R P2T P2R DIALER BOARD CONNECTIONS A B www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 25: ...ventional detectors that provide two wire smoke and closed contacts Z1 RET Class A loop return connections for Z1 terminals only Group B Z5 through Z8 These conventional input terminals accept only authorized conventional detectors that provide two wire smoke and closed contacts TRBL Contacts of the trouble relay TRBL support a maximum load of 1 Amp with voltage free change over SUPV Contacts of t...

Page 26: ...the fire control panel and communicates status and alarm conditions to digital receivers The figure below illustrates field terminals of the Optional Dialer Board Figure 2 10 Field Terminals of the Optional Dialer Board Mode Trouble Test Disablement Trouble Test Disablement Enable Access 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Alarm In Zone Alarm In Zone Z2 Z4 Z3 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 TRBL SUPV FIRE NC C NO NC C NO NC C NO L1T L1R...

Page 27: ...l 4 Remove the cabinet door of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel 5 Remove the fascia from the cabinet box of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel 6 Remove the standby batteries from the base of the cabinet box 7 Mark the location for anchoring the cabinet box to the premises wall 8 Mount the cabinet box of the fire control panel to the premises wall 9 Feed secure and connect cabling for AC power and ...

Page 28: ...cluded with the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel but may be required for the installation Item Quantity Description Mounting Hardware 1 The mounting hardware that secures the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel to the premises wall is not provided in the packaging Ground Strap 1 A ground strap is required for handling electronic components of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel The ground strap is not provid...

Page 29: ...ding in a fire control system can be caused by individual or multiple combinations of zone circuits signaling line circuits notification appliances initiating devices and cabling Select circuit devices and cabling for the fire control system that does not exceed the current driving capability of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Reference Appendix A Specifications and Appendix C Calculations to de...

Page 30: ...can remain in the cabinet box during the mounting process if care can be taken to prevent their damage General System Status Disabled NAC Trouble Mode 1 Trbl 10 Trbl Trouble Test Disablement Trouble Test Disablement Enter Trbl Select Trbl Mode Trbl Reset Trbl Enable Access Test Mode On Delay On AC Power On Alarm Silenced Supervisory Disablement System Trouble GeneralTrouble LampTest Trbl Silence R...

Page 31: ...mum of inch spacing When the product design requires or permits power limited circuit conductors to occupy the same enclosure as non power limited conductors specific wire routing configurations must be detailed to ensure a minimum of inch spacing between non power and power limited circuit conductors All circuits of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel are power limited accept AC input AC output bat...

Page 32: ...ide connections to branch circuits containing a 15 Amp fuse Specify 14 AWG wiring for this connection Power cabling must enter the back top or left side of the fire control panel cabinet through the cabinet knockouts To feed cabling into the cabinet 1 Remove knockout tabs from the right and left side of the cabinet 2 Feed AC cabling in the left side knockout tab hole 3 Feed all other cabling in th...

Page 33: ...ow illustrates supervised connections at the main terminal block and fuse holder for the Line L Neutral N and Ground of the AC power source Figure 3 4 Supervised Connections at the Main Terminal Block Reference Appendix A Specifications for the wire gage requirements of these connections Standby Battery Cabling Perform the installation only after calculations have been completed for selecting a su...

Page 34: ...batteries could damage the fire control panel and severely limit overall fire control panel operation Connect two standby batteries to the power supply in series Do not connect the two batteries in parallel A parallel connection will not provide the 24 volts required for operating the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Reference Section 5 Maintenance for replacing the standby batteries The figure below...

Page 35: ...se with the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel are non addressable and UL listed Detectors must be wired in a daisy chain without T Tap connections Detection zones are supervised for open circuit short circuit and ground fault conditions with the installation of the 6 8K Ohm EOL resistor K1896 00 Place the 6 8K Ohm EOL resistor across the last device in the detection zone circuit to provide this superv...

Page 36: ...on on the zone terminals of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Figure 3 6 Detector and Pull Station Connection Zones of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel are not listed to operate more than one detector in the alarm condition Reference Appendix B Detectors for the maximum number of devices permitted per circuit The value provided identifies the maximum number of devices permitted to operate on the ...

Page 37: ...50 mA NAC circuits are supervised for ground faults open and short circuit conditions by placing a 10K EOL resistor K1895 00 across the last device on the circuit NAC circuits must be wired as a single circuit to enable the supervising circuit to operate NAC circuits must also be wired in a daisy chain without T Tap connections NAC outputs of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel accept devices that a...

Page 38: ...gma A CP Fire Control Panel Figure 3 7 NAC Circuit Connection Relay Outputs Volt free changeover relay contacts are provided for local control and signaling These contacts are rated for switching signaling circuits and must be operated within specified ratings Reference Appendix A Specifications for relay ratings of Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Optional Dialer Board The Optional Dialer Board is a...

Page 39: ...illustrates the left area of the Main Board containing fuse F3 internal buzzer BZ1 and connector J1 Figure 3 8 Fuse F3 Internal Buzzer BZ1 and Connector J1 2 Center the F3 fuse in the opening on the Optional Dialer Board to pinpoint the connector position on the Main Board The figure below illustrates orientation of the Optional Dialer Board and the Main Board Figure 3 9 Optional Dialer Board and ...

Page 40: ...ed location of the Optional Dialer Board on the Main Board Figure 3 10 Optional Dialer Board and the Main Board The figure below illustrates field terminals of the Optional Dialer Board Figure 3 11 Field Terminals of the Optional Dialer Board Reference Appendix B Equipment List for Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel models supporting the Optional Dialer Board Reference Appendix A Specifications for wir...

Page 41: ...TELCO color conventions illustrated in figure 3 12 Terminal Color L1T Green L1R Red P1T Brown P1R Gray L2T Green L2R Red P2T Brown P2R Gray Gray Red Brown Green 3 6 9 1 4 7 Gray Red Brown Green 3 6 9 1 4 7 RJ31X Jack 2 Phone 1 Phone 2 P1R P1T L1R L1T P2R P2T L2R L2T Telephone Line 1 IN RJ31X Jack 1 RJ31X Jack 2 Telephone Line 2 IN www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 42: ...are not authorized for operation under the UL listing of this product and therefore are no connection terminals RS485 The RS485 communication bus provides no connection and is reserved for future use Do not operate in standby while maintaining a 500 mA load on the AUX 24 V output of this fire control panel The fire control panel cannot provide 500 mA of current to the load of the AUX 24 V output d...

Page 43: ...ontrol panel is operating on standby batteries Check for a loss of power at the source and then check the fuse enclosed in the main terminal block Batt Fail Standby batteries are disconnected or the charging circuit of the fire control panel has failed Check connections at the standby batteries Disconnect the standby battery leads from the fire control panel and then test for 28 V on the standby b...

Page 44: ...rth ground Remove all field wiring and then re connect cables one at a time until the Earth Trbl returns Use this procedure to locate the cable connection to earth ground NAC1 Trbl A short or open circuit exists on the NAC output Remove wiring and reconnect the EOL resistor Check NAC circuit wiring NAC2 Trbl A short or open circuit exists on the NAC output Remove wiring and reconnect the EOL resis...

Page 45: ...Y N Possible Settings Settings Permitted In UL 864 Set Alarm Delay 1 Code 00 to 09 Y 00 to 09 00 to 09 Set NAC Pattern Code 10 to 16 Y 10 to 16 10 to 16 Disable Fire Alarm Buzzer Code 21 Y Set Clear Set Clear Disable Trbl Relay Code 22 Y Set Clear Set Clear Disable Earth Trbl Code 23 N Set Clear Clear Set Strobe Activation During Alarm Silence Code 24 Y Set Clear Set Clear Set Zone 1 Class A Opera...

Page 46: ...Zone Non Latching Code 81 88 2 Y Set Clear for each zone Reference note 2 Set Z1 Z8 Zone Alarm Generates Supervisory Code 91 98 3 Y Set Clear for each zone Reference note 3 Set Z1 Z8 Alarm must be present for 30 seconds Code A1 A8 Y Set Clear for each zone Set Clear for each zone Set Z1 Z8 Zone Fire Relay Deactivated Code E1 E8 Y Set Clear for each zone Set Clear for each zone 2 Zones configured f...

Page 47: ...Enable General System Status Disabled NAC Trouble Mode 1 Trbl 10 Trbl Trouble Test Disablement Trouble Test Disablement Enter Trbl Select Trbl Mode Trbl Reset Trbl Enable Access Test Mode On Delay On AC Power On Alarm Silenced Supervisory Disablement SystemTrouble GeneralTrouble LampTest Trbl Silence Resound Fire Drill Trbl Silence Buzzer Trbl 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Fire Alarm In Zone Alarm In Zone Trbl ...

Page 48: ...quired for the configuration 4 Test the fire control panel and the configuration for proper operation General System Status Disabled NAC Trouble Mode 1 Trbl 10 Trbl Trouble Test Disablement Trouble Test Disablement Enter Trbl Select Trbl Mode Trbl Reset Trbl Enable Access Test Mode On Delay On AC Power On Alarm Silenced Supervisory Disablement System Trouble GeneralTrouble LampTest Trbl Silence Re...

Page 49: ... the fire control panel 1 Turn the Enable Access key to the right to enter Access Level 2 2 Move the Write Enable slide switch to the left to enter Access Level 3 The Write Enable slide switch is located on the lower right portion of the fascia adjacent to the Processor Reset button The fire control panel beeps three times to indicate entry in Access Level 3 The beeping continues to indicate Acces...

Page 50: ...corner of the Mode LED to identify the set code The figure below illustrates a code 00 set and code 00 not set in the menu Figure 4 4 Code 00 Set and Code 00 Not Set Mode Enable Access 00 Code Set When Dot Flashing Mode Enable Access 00 Code Set When Not Dot Flashing Not A flashing dot is shown in the left Mode illustration indicating that the configuration code is set A flashing dot is absent fro...

Page 51: ...ean default condition for accepting the new fire control configuration To clear all codes in memory and maintain default settings 1 Press Mode 10 and then Select 1 to inspect the range of codes 21 E8 for programming 2 Press Enter to clear all programmed codes in the 21 E8 range 3 Move the Write Enable slide switch to the right to exit Access Level 3 4 Turn the Enable Access key to the left to exit...

Page 52: ...on by setting code Ad in Access Level 2 These functions are disabled unless set by code Ad in Access Level 2 01 Set Alarm Delay 1 Minute 02 Set Alarm Delay 2 Minute 03 Set Alarm Delay 3 Minute 04 Set Alarm Delay 4 Minute 05 Set Alarm Delay 5 Minute 06 Set Alarm Delay 6 Minute 07 Set Alarm Delay 7 Minute 08 Set Alarm Delay 8 Minute 09 Set Alarm Delay 9 Minute 10 Set Steady Alarm Mode Sets NAC outpu...

Page 53: ...e Earth Trbl so that earth ground trouble conditions are not reported 24 Set Strobe Activation During Alarm Silence Sets NAC strobes to activate during an alarm silence This function is only available when activating settings for Amseco Gentex System Sensor or Wheelock using codes 13 14 15 or 16 25 Set Zone 1 Class A Operation Sets Zone 1 for Class A operation using the terminals of Z1 and Z1 RET ...

Page 54: ...n enables alarm verification on the Zone A feature of automatic fire detection and alarm systems to reduce unwanted alarms wherein smoke detectors report alarm conditions for a minimum period of time or confirm alarm conditions for a given period of time after reset in order to be accepted as a valid alarm initiation UL 864 3 8 Alarm Verification 42 Set Z2 Alarm Verification 43 Set Z3 Alarm Verifi...

Page 55: ... Z5 Configure I S Barrier 66 Set Z6 Configure I S Barrier 67 Set Z7 Configure I S Barrier 68 Set Z8 Configure I S Barrier 71 Set Z1 Short Circuit Triggers Alarm The default condition of this function reports short circuits as activations under Class A Style D or Class B Style B Setting this function changes from reporting short circuits as activations to reporting short circuits as trouble conditi...

Page 56: ...evices such as detectors 82 Set Z2 Non Latching 83 Set Z3 Non Latching 84 Set Z4 Non Latching 85 Set Z5 Non Latching 86 Set Z6 Non Latching 87 Set Z7 Non Latching 88 Set Z8 Non Latching 91 Set Z1 Alarm Generates Supervisory Fire is reported when this code is cleared Supervisory is reported when this code is set 92 Set Z2 Alarm Generates Supervisory 93 Set Z3 Alarm Generates Supervisory 94 Set Z4 A...

Page 57: ...nds A8 Set Z9 Alarm Must Persist for 30 Seconds E1 Set Z1 Fire Relay Deactivated Deactivates the fire relay of the programmed zone These functions deactivate the fire relay from operating a programmed zone only These functions do not disable the fire relay from operating Zones not programmed through these functions continue to operate the fire relay under fire conditions These functions prevent an...

Page 58: ... Test Mode On and Zone Trouble On Test Disabled indicators illuminate when zones 1 through 8 are in Test Mode Z2 t2 Z3 t3 Z4 t4 Z5 t5 Z6 t6 Z7 t7 Z8 t8 Disable Zones Z1 d1 Select codes d1 through d8 to disable Zones 1 through 8 Disabling Zones does not provide fire or trouble indications on the fire control panel The Disablement and Zone Trouble On Test Disabled indicators illuminate when zones 1 ...

Page 59: ...The CPU Trbl trouble LED lights on the lower indicators of the fascia The internal buzzer of the fire control panel sounds Processor Reset Press the Processor Reset button to reset the function of processors in the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Perform this task to restore normal operation to the fire control panel The fire control panel will resume normal operation within seconds of pressing the ...

Page 60: ...on will cause the NACs to operate again The NACs can be toggled on and off with the Silence Sound alarm button as required Reset The reset command restores operation of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel from an alarm or trouble condition Zone Trouble Removal of a detector from its base or a trouble on any of the zone wiring will cause the Trouble LED and Zone Trouble LEDs to flash indicating the z...

Page 61: ...e the internal buzzer Test Mode To operate Test Mode 1 Turn the Enable Access key to the right to enter Access Level 2 Code t1 is displayed on the Mode LED The figure below illustrates code t1 on the Mode LED Figure 4 6 Code t1 on the Menu 2 Press Select 1 to scroll through codes t1 t8 for testing Codes t1 t8 correspond to zones Z1 Z8 3 Press Enter to program test codes in the t1 t8 range Test mod...

Page 62: ...field of the LED display 3 Press Select 1 to scroll through codes d1 d8 for disabling Codes d1 d8 correspond to zones Z1 Z8 4 Press Enter to disable zone codes in the d1 d8 range Zone codes that are programmed for disabling contain a flashing dot in the lower right corner of the Mode LED Trouble Test Disablement LEDs of the zone in test light and Disablement LED lights 5 Turn the Enable Access key...

Page 63: ...options in Functions and Codes of this section Alarm Delays To activate zone alarm delays on the fire control panel 1 Turn the Enable Access key to the right to enter Access Level 2 2 Move the Write Enable slide switch to the left to enter Access Level 3 The Write Enable slide switch is located on the lower right portion of the fascia adjacent to the Processor Reset button The fire control panel b...

Page 64: ...and signaling The relay contacts are rated for switching signaling circuits only and the maximum ratings should not be exceeded under any circumstances Reference Appendix A Specifications for relay ratings and operating characteristics Relays of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel are common not programmable and include TRBL Trouble The trouble relay is normally energized and will de energize upon a...

Page 65: ...to 5 years Test the standby batteries annually in accordance with the battery manufacturer s recommendations to determine their suitability for continued standby operation Replacing Standby Batteries Replace standby batteries when the service period reaches 3 to 5 years or when the low battery indicator illuminates on the power supply Specify replacement batteries that are valve regulated lead aci...

Page 66: ...by the fuse Diagnose and replace components in the circuit before replacing the fuse and then test the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel for proper operation Battery Fuse The following procedures describe methods for removing and installing the 6 3 Amp battery fuse of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Removing the Battery Fuse To remove the 6 3 Amp battery fuse 1 Turn off 115 VAC or 230 VAC at the pow...

Page 67: ...r 230 VAC at the power source 9 Test the fire control panel by operating it to determine that it functions Transformer Fuse The following procedures describe methods for removing and installing the 6 3 Amp transformer fuse of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Removing the Transformer Fuse To remove the 6 3 Amp transformer fuse 1 Turn off 115 VAC or 230 VAC at the power source 2 Disconnect the red ...

Page 68: ...st the fire control panel by operating it to determine that it functions AC Input Fuse The following procedures describe methods for removing and installing the 5 AC input fuse of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Removing the AC Input Fuse To remove the 5 Amp AC input fuse 1 Turn off 115 VAC or 230 VAC at the power source 2 Disconnect the red lead of the recharging circuit from the positive termi...

Page 69: ...Fire Control Panel 5 Connect NAC Power and Power inserts from the fascia terminal strip of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel 6 Secure the retaining screw to the fascia door and the cabinet of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel 7 Turn on 115 VAC or 230 VAC at the power source 8 Test the fire control panel by operating it to determine that it functions Replacing Cabinet Components Reference General W...

Page 70: ...VA Maximum N AC Neutral G Earth Ground Power Supply AC Input Fuse 3 15 Amp 250 VAC Slow Blow 5 x 20mm Input Supervised 115 or 230 VAC 50 60Hz Transfer Voltage 115 VAC transfer 90 VAC 230 VAC transfer 180 VAC Ground Trouble Indication A ground trouble indication occurs when a minimum of 30K Ohms exists between earth ground and the following terminals of the fire control panel AUX 24V NAC 1 and NAC ...

Page 71: ...condition Outputs of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel are listed below Outputs Current Rating Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel 680 mA AUX 24V 500 mA NAC 1 2 5 A NAC 2 2 5 A Rechargeable Battery Circuit Parameter Description Standby Battery Type 12 VDC 7 AH or 12 AH valve regulated lead acid Standby Battery Charging Two standby batteries wired in series Charge Current 1 7 A maximum Output Current 4 5...

Page 72: ... include loads from NACs and Aux 24 V Maximum Current Draw From Batteries 5 18 A Current Loading Limitations Standby batteries of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel are rated for 7 AH or 12 AH of operation Standby and alarm current of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel can include all or part of the following loads Loads Standby Current Alarm Current FACP 100 mA 120 mA with Dialer 680 mA Current doe...

Page 73: ...ust draw less than 400 mA to maintain continuous standby operation for twenty four hours followed by five minutes of alarm Current loading calculations do not include the combined IDC currents of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel These combined IDC currents are negligible in comparison to fire control panel ancillary device and NAC currents of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel and are therefore ex...

Page 74: ...e connection N 14 AWG Neutral connection E 14 AWG Ground Connection Battery leads are provided in the cabinet for recharging the standby batteries One end of the battery leads are permanently connected to the power supply of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel The opposite end of the battery leads connect to terminals of the standby batteries Field Terminal Capacity Field terminal capacity 14 to 22 ...

Page 75: ...dance shown in the IDC Ratings table represents all initiating circuit types on detection zones of The Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Notification Appliance Circuit NAC Terminal Rating NAC 1 Special Application 18 to 28 VDC 2 5 A continuous Regulated 18 to 28 VDC 250 mA continuous Fused Electronic 2 5 A Supervision Voltage reversing DC Short Circuit Threshold 130 Ohms 20 Maximum line voltage drop 2...

Page 76: ... FIRE NC C NO AUX 24V Terminal Rating AUX 24V 15 28 VDC special application 500 mA maximum ALM RES ALM RES inputs are unused on the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Terminal Description SIL No Connection NC ALM NC TRBL NC RES NC Dialer Board Condition Rating Standby Current 20 mA Alarm Current 60 mA www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Page 77: ...determined based on length and the number of devices in use Connect zone cabling using a minimum of 1 mm cross sectional area Operating Environment Low Temperature 32o F 0o C High Temperature 102o F 49o C Relative Humidity This device functions in an atmosphere of relative humidity up to 93 percent non condensing Physical Specifications Cabinet Box Dimensions H 12 0 304 8 mm X W 14 5 368 3 mm X D ...

Page 78: ...ay 115V K1842 41 2 Zone Conventional Panel Gray 230V K1844 10 4 Zone Conventional Panel Red 115V K1844 11 4 Zone Conventional Panel Red 230V K1844 40 4 Zone Conventional Panel Gray 115V K1844 41 4 Zone Conventional Panel Gray 230V K1848 10 8 Zone Conventional Panel Red 115V K1848 11 8 Zone Conventional Panel Red 230V K1848 40 8 Zone Conventional Panel Gray 115V K1848 41 8 Zone Conventional Panel G...

Page 79: ...15V K1858 11 8 Zone Conventional Panel with Dialer Red 230V K1858 40 8 Zone Conventional Panel with Dialer Gray 115V K1858 41 8 Zone Conventional Panel with Dialer Gray 230V Supporting Components and Replacements The following supporting components and replacements are available for the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Model Description Man 1194 K1861 00 Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Installation and...

Page 80: ...m Resistor 1 Sleeved End of Line EOL resistor K1896 00 6 8K Ohm Resistor 1 Sleeved End of Line EOL resistor K5450 00 Standby Battery 12 Volt 7 AH two per cabinet K5451 00 Standby Battery 12 Volt 12 AH two per cabinet K0511 10 Enclosure Back Box Red K0511 40 Enclosure Back Box Gray K0607 10 Enclosure Fascia Red K0607 40 Enclosure Fascia Gray K0613 10 Enclosure Box Lid Red K0613 40 Enclosure Box Lid...

Page 81: ...ier Detectors Apollo System Sensor and Hochiki ACP0110 Detector models from Apollo Hochiki and System Sensor are compatible for use on the Initiating Device Circuits of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Apollo Detector Models Base Models Maximum Number of Devices 55000 139 45681 200 45681 255 13 55000 142 45681 200 45681 255 13 55000 145 45681 200 45681 255 13 55000 226 45681 200 45681 255 13 5500...

Page 82: ...otificationAppliances Outputs of NAC 1 and NAC 2 on the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel operate in a special application mode The special application mode conforms to specific levels of continuous DC Outputs meet these requirements when NAC currents do not exceed 2 5 A on NAC 1 or NAC 2 with the combined currents not to exceed 4 A The Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel provides synchronization for the sp...

Page 83: ...es strobe horns and speaker strobes The sum of this device load combination is limited by the 2 5 A available from each NAC output Kentec recommends designing and installing combinations of NAC circuits based on this device load versus current available understanding Referencemanufacturerdata sheets for individual device loads and then total the loads to determineif the sum exceedsthe 2 5 A thresh...

Page 84: ... Horn Strobe Wall Ceiling Speaker Strobe Square Indoor Outdoor SSS 2 Speaker Strobe Wall Speaker Strobe Square Indoor Outdoor SSS 8 Speaker Strobe Wall Speaker Strobe Round Indoor Outdoor SSR 2 Speaker Strobe Wall Ceiling Speaker Strobe Round Indoor Outdoor SSR 8 Speaker Strobe Wall Ceiling Speaker Strobe Round Indoor SSC 2 Speaker Strobe Wall Ceiling Speaker Strobe Round Indoor SSC 8 Speaker Stro...

Page 85: ...ker Strobe Indoor SSC70 177 Speaker Strobe Wall Ceiling Select A Strobe Speaker Indoor SSC70 3075110 Speaker Strobe Wall Ceiling Select A Strobe Speaker Indoor SFH45 153075 Speaker Strobe Wall Ceiling Select A Strobe Speaker Indoor SFH47 75110 Speaker Strobe Wall Ceiling Select A Strobe Indoor SL24W 1530 Strobe Wall Select A Strobe Indoor SL24W 75110 Strobe Wall Indoor Outdoor Strobe Indoor Outdoo...

Page 86: ... in a circuit when the circuit is operated within the constraints of the power source threshold There are no exclusions for the amount of device loads that can be safely installed in the circuit as long as the maximum current load is below the output current available from the power source The Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel can also safely operate combinations of device loads on NAC 1 and NAC 2 The...

Page 87: ...NAC devices as long as the total load of NAC 1 and NAC 2 does not exceed 4 A The following series of Gentex NAC devices are compatible for use on the special application outputs of NAC 1 and NAC 2 when operating each NAC output below 2 5 A Name of Series Environment Model Series Description Mounting Type WSSPK Series Outdoor WSSPK24 15 75 Speaker Strobe Wall SSPK24WLP Series Indoor SSPK24WLP Speak...

Page 88: ...the constraintsof the power source threshold There are no exclusions for the amount of device loads that can be safely installed in the circuit as long as the maximum current load is below the output current available from the power source The Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel can also safely operate combinationsof device loads on NAC 1 and NAC 2 These device loadscan include combinationssuch as strob...

Page 89: ... total load of NAC 1 and NAC 2 does not exceed 4 A The following series of System Sensor NAC devices are compatible for use on the special application outputs of NAC 1 and NAC 2 when operating each NAC output below 2 5 A Name of Series Environment Model Series Description Mounting Type SpectrAlert Advance Indoor SPS Speaker Strobe Wall SpectrAlert Advance Indoor SPSC Speaker Strobe Ceiling SpectrA...

Page 90: ... SC K Strobe Ceiling SpectrAlert Advance Outdoor H K Horn Wall Ceiling SpectrAlert Advance Indoor CH Chime Wall Ceiling SpectrAlert Advance Indoor CHS Chime Strobe Wall SpectrAlert Indoor CH24MC Chime Strobe Wall SpectrAlert Indoor CH1224 Chime Wall Ceiling SpectrAlert Indoor SP2x1224MC Speaker Strobe Wall SpectrAlert Indoor SP3x1224MC Speaker Strobe Wall SpectrAlert Outdoor SP2R1224MCK Speaker St...

Page 91: ... 5 A available from each NAC output Kentec recommends designing and installing combinationsof NAC circuits based on this device load versus current available understanding Referencemanufacturerdata sheets for individual device loads and then total the loads to determineif the sum exceedsthe 2 5 A thresholdof each NAC output ReferenceSection 1 InstallationWiringDocuments NotificationAppliance Circu...

Page 92: ...ne Audible only AMT 12 24 Audible Only Multitone Audible only AMT 12 24 Audible Only AS 121575 AS 241575 Audible Strobe 1575 cd wall AS 121575 AS 241575 Audible Strobe 1575 cd wall AS 121575 AS 241575 AS 24MCW Audible Strobe 15 30 75 110 cd wall AS 24MCW Audible Strobe 15 30 75 110 cd wall AS 24MCW AS 24MCC Audible Strobe 15 30 75 95 cd ceiling AS 24MCC Audible Strobe 15 30 75 95 cd ceiling AS 24M...

Page 93: ... 177 cd ceiling CH90 MCCH Chime 115 177 cd ceiling CH90 MCCH E50 241575W Speaker Strobe wall E50 241575W Speaker Strobe wall E50 241575W E50 MCW Speaker Strobe 15 30 75 110 cd wall E50 MCW Speaker Strobe 15 30 75 110 cd wall E50 MCW E50 MCWH Speaker Strobe 135 185 cd wall E50 MCWH Speaker Strobe 135 185 cd wall E50 MCWH E60 24MCC Speaker Strobe 15 30 75 95 cd ceiling E60 24MCC Speaker Strobe 15 30...

Page 94: ...75 cd wall ET70 241575 Speaker Strobe 1575 cd wall ET70 241575 ET70 24MCW Speaker Strobe 15 30 75 110 cd wall ET70 24MCW Speaker Strobe 15 30 75 110 cd wall ET70 24MCW ET90 24MCC Speaker Strobe 15 30 75 95 cd ceiling ET90 24MCC Speaker Strobe 15 30 75 95 cd ceiling ET90 24MCC ET70 24MCWH Speaker Strobe 135 185 cd wall ET70 24MCWH Speaker Strobe 135 185 cd wall ET70 24MCWH ET90 24MCCH Speaker Strob...

Page 95: ...inuous code 3 sync MIZ 24S MT Multitone MT Multitone MT MT 121575 MT 241575 MT 24MCW Multitone Strobe 1575 cd or 15 30 75 110 cd wall MT 121575 MT 241575 MT 24MCW Multitone Strobe 1575 cd or 15 30 75 110 cd wall MT 121575 MT 241575 MT 24MCW MTWP 2475 Multitone Strobe weatherproof MTWP 2475 Multitone Strobe weatherproof MTWP 2475 MTWP B or A Multitone Strobe weatherproof Blue or Amber lens MTWP B o...

Page 96: ... round or square RSS 24MCC RSS 24MCCR Strobe 15 30 75 95 cd ceiling round or square RSS 24MCC RSS 24MCCR RSS 24MCWH RSSP 24MCWH Strobe 135 185 cd wall RSS 24MCWH RSSP 24MCWH Strobe 135 185 cd wall RSS 24MCWH RSSP 24MCWH RSS 24MCCH RSS 24MCCHR Strobe 115 177 cd ceiling round or square RSS 24MCCH RSS 24MCCHR Strobe 115 177 cd ceiling round or square RSS 24MCCH RSS 24MCCHR S8 S8 24MCC S8 24MCCH Speak...

Page 97: ...h three strobes STH 4R24MCCH110 STx Strobe 15 15 75 30 75 95 1 10 135 185 cd wall STx Strobe 15 15 75 30 75 95 1 10 135 185 cd wall STx STxC Strobe 15 30 60 75 95 115 150 177 cd ceiling STxC Strobe 15 30 60 75 95 115 150 177 cd ceiling STxC HSx Audible Strobe 15 15 75 30 75 95 1 10 135 185 cd wall HSx Audible Strobe 15 15 75 30 75 95 1 10 135 185 cd wall HSx HSxC Audible Strobe 15 30 60 75 95 115 ...

Page 98: ... batteries To determine the load rating of the fire control circuit 1 Record the standby and alarm currents of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel 2 Record the standby and alarm currents of Ancillary Devices 3 Record the alarm currents of NAC Devices 4 Total the standby and alarm currents of the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel Ancillary Devices and NAC devices 5 Calculate the Total Standby Amp Hours 6...

Page 99: ... 400 mA Standby and alarm current can include all or part of the following loads but cannot exceed the total maximum currents specified Loads Standby Current Alarm Current FACP 100 mA 120 mA with Dialer 680 mA Current does not include loads from NACs and Aux 24 V Value represents load with Dialer and is obtained from shorting two zone outputs together A higher current level occurs by shorting eigh...

Page 100: ... wire length under worst case conditions 1 Identify the minimum operating voltage VOpmin of Notification Appliances on the NAC channel 2 Calculate the maximum current of the circuit Imax 3 Identify the wire resistance per foot of the circuit Rwire 4 Calculate the maximum wire length Lmax of the circuit Do not operate in standby while maintaining a 500 mA load on the AUX 24 V output of this fire co...

Page 101: ...dicates that the maximum current draw Istrobe is 209mA DC The circuit connection is provided with 18 AWG solid copper wire The EOL resistor in the circuit is 10K Ohms To determine the maximum safe wire length Lmax of this circuit 1 Identify the minimum operating voltage VSTB min of the strobe from the manufacturer data sheet From the manufacturer data sheet 2 Calculate the total current of the par...

Page 102: ...AWG 6 385 Ω Ohms 0 006385 Ω FT 16 AWG 4 016 Ω 0 004016 Ω FT 14 AWG 2 525 Ω 0 002525 Ω FT 4 The minimum NAC output voltage 5 Identify the voltage drop Vdrop across the length of the wire Vdrop Voutmin Vopmin 18 VDC 16 VDC 6 Identify the maximum wire length Lmax of this circuit Lmax 1 2 Vdrop Imax Rwire where 1 2 2 0 6286 0 006385 Ohms FT VNAC min 20 4 VDC Vdrop 2 VDC Lmax 249 FT www acornfiresecuri...

Page 103: ... wire resistance per foot of the circuit Rwire and maximum current draw of the strobe Istrobe Figure C 1 Example Circuit for Determining Maximum Wire Length Supervised EOL resistor 10K EOL resistor Vmin Lmax 249 FT 209 A Istrobe 209 A Istrobe 209 A Istrobe Example circuit identifies wire length for two conductor cable VNAC min measured across NAC1 terminals www acornfiresecurity com www acornfires...

Page 104: ...erating instructions Man 1195 K VF1863 00 for the Sigma A CP Fire Control Panel These operating instructions must be placed on the cabinet or on a separate sheet for framing adjacent to the fire control panel www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

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Page 107: ...ieswhen the service period reaches 3 to 5 years or when the low battery indicator illuminates on the power supply Specify replacement batteries that are Power Sonic model PS 1270 F2 sealed lead acid 12 VDC and 7 AH or 12 AH RelatedDocumentation The following documents shall be used to provide additional information for installing and operating the K1840 and K1850 series Sigma A CP Fire Control Pan...

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