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Introduction

Man-1170EN Rev.01

Additional Boards Installation Manual

Introduction

This manual describes the Taktis Fire Control Panel Additional Boards. 

This section describes:

Using This Manual

Related Documentation

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Using This Manual

The following sections provide instructions for installing, testing and troubleshooting the Taktis Fire Alarm Control 
Panel Boards:

Related Documentation

The following documents shall be used to provide additional information for installing the Taktis Fire Alarm Control 
Panel additional boards:

Fire Control User Manual – Man-1169

Fire Control Panel Installation Manual – Man-1154

I/O Card Installation Instructions – Man-1395

LE2 Software – Man-TBC

Additional Board Part Numbers

The table below shows part numbers associated with the Additional Boards:

Section A: Preface

Provides document conventions.

Section 1: Overview

Provides a summary of Additional Board features.

Section 2: Installation

Describes how to install and set up Additional Boards.

Section 3: Addressing

Describes how to set the Additional board binary address. 

Section 4: 16 Channel I/O board

Describes PCB layout, board indications & cable connections

Section 5: 8-Way Relay board

Describes PCB layout, board indications & cable connections

Section 6: 8-Way Conventional board 

Describes PCB layout, board indications & cable connections

Section 7: 4-Way Sounder board

Describes PCB layout, board indications & cable connections

Appendix A: Specifications

Provides characteristics of the additional boards.

Appendix B: Battery Consumption

Provides Additional boards battery consumption calculations.

Model Name

Part Number

16 Channel I/O Board

K772

8-Way Relay Board

K791

8-Way Conventional Board

K792

4-Way Sounder Board

K793

Summary of Contents for Taktis K772

Page 1: ...Man 1170EN Rev 01 Additional Boards Installation Manual Fire Control Panel Additional Boards Installation Manual Man 1170...

Page 2: ...ws part numbers associated with the Additional Boards Section A Preface Provides document conventions Section 1 Overview Provides a summary of Additional Board features Section 2 Installation Describe...

Page 3: ...dispatched for next day delivery within the mainland UK subject to stock avail ability SRI parts are supplied on the following terms and conditions SRI parts are loan items and are not available for r...

Page 4: ...not included in the repair prices section of the Kentec Price list No repairs or refurbishment will be undertaken without prior authorisation from the customer and a written order for the repair work...

Page 5: ...l Assignments 8 Field Terminals 8 Extension Board Field Terminal Assignments 11 Extension Board Field Terminals 11 Section 3 Setting the Address 14 DIP Switch Settings 14 Section 4 16 Channel I O Boar...

Page 6: ...ications such as LED floor plan mimic drivers or to receive inputs from plant alarms or other related systems 8 Way Relay Board Used in applications which require more than the four standard relay out...

Page 7: ...w shows common features associated with all additional boards Familiarise yourself with these fea tures prior to the installation Figure 1 5 Additional Board Common Features 16 Channel I O card shown...

Page 8: ...el The figure below shows the panel main back board layout identifying elements associated with the installation of additional boards Figure 1 6 Main back board features Key Description Key Descriptio...

Page 9: ...nly The figure below shows the extension board associated with 2 to 16 loop versions of the panel Where appropriate familiarise yourself with these elements prior to the installation Figure 1 7 Main b...

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Page 11: ...t the system for correct operation Before You Begin Before you begin the installation take a few minutes to review the installation information gather the required items and complete the tasks listed...

Page 12: ...rom the backplane Figure 2 1 Removing the Backplane Cover 15 Remove the circuit board from the protective packaging using adequate electrostatic protection 16 Point the conductor side of the circuit b...

Page 13: ...nal boards Field Terminals The figures below illustrate slot position and field terminal assignments on the panel all wiring should be connected to the Field Wiring Terminal Blocks on the Back Board s...

Page 14: ...Installation 2 Man 1170EN Rev 01 Additional Boards Installation Manual 9 Figure 2 5 Board Slot D Figure 2 6 Board Slot E...

Page 15: ...Installation 2 Man 1170EN Rev 01 Additional Boards Installation Manual 10 Figure 2 7 Board Slot F...

Page 16: ...rds Extension Board Field Terminals The figures below illustrate slot position and field terminal assignments on the Fire Control Panel all wiring should be connected to the Field Wiring Terminal Bloc...

Page 17: ...Installation 2 Man 1170EN Rev 01 Additional Boards Installation Manual 12 Figure 2 9 Additional Board Slot H Figure 2 10 Additional Board Slot J Note For figment rotate sticker label 90 degrees...

Page 18: ...Installation 2 Man 1170EN Rev 01 Additional Boards Installation Manual 13 Figure 2 11 Additional Board Slot K Note For figment rotate sticker label 90 degrees...

Page 19: ...l Board must have its DIP switch set between address 1 and 32 before being fitted to the Main Back Board The numeric order of the address setting between circuit boards does not impact operation but e...

Page 20: ...lots G K B Six position DIP switch SW1 for setting the RS485 bus address of this circuit board C LED provide status information see below D Connector containing 16 I O channels LED Description 1 Heart...

Page 21: ...ure that suppression diodes on relay coils are correctly polarised Wrongly connected diodes will damage the outputs Diodes should be connected with the band to the positive 24V Individual channels can...

Page 22: ...DIP switch SW1 for setting the RS485 bus address of the board D LED provide status information see below LED Description 6 Heartbeat flashes red to identify functional status of the Board 7 Rx Comms l...

Page 23: ...485 bus address of this circuit board C LED provide status information see below D Proprietary interface for manufacturing use only LED Description 1 Heartbeat flashes red to identify functional statu...

Page 24: ...p modules manufactured by the suppliers of loop devices A maximum load of 1 6 milliamps may be connected to each detection input which allows around 30 detectors of most types to be fitted For an accu...

Page 25: ...A Edge connector for termination at slots on Main Back Board slots E F or Expansion Board slots G K B Push button switch S2 resets the board C Six position DIP switch S1 sets the RS485 address of the...

Page 26: ...lectronic fuse A short circuit or overload on one of the outputs will not prevent the other outputs from operating All sounder devices used with the board must be polarised Connecting non polarised de...

Page 27: ...e considered when calculating battery standby Each board has a quiescent current consumption of 10 mA which will require 24 X 0 01A 25 0 3Ah of extra battery capacity per 24 hour standby period The re...

Page 28: ...n condensing 4 Way Sounder Part number K793 Supply voltage range 21V to 30V DC End of line resistor value Diode 1N4001 Quiescent current consumption 30mA Full alarm current consumption 50mA exclude cu...

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