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Chapter 4 • Connection
User Manual FSK700-2 / FSK700-2SX
With
Jumper JP1
, it is possible to adjust whether the buzzer installed in the Key Safe should
activate in the event that the Key Safe is closed without the master key(s) having been inserted cor-
rectly (see page 28 and onwards in chapter 5.3.2: "Acoustic warning signal when missing master
key").
JP1 connected (factory default setting): the buzzer will activate if the master key(s) have not
been inserted correctly.
JP1 disconnected: the buzzer will not activate.
This function is only available if Key Safe Controlling and Monitoring Device AD900-1 is util-
ised as controlling and monitoring device.
With
Jumper JP2
, it is possible to adjust whether the current supplied to the closure device should
be cut when the outer door of the Key Safe is opened.
JP2 connected: the current supplied to the closure device will be cut while the outer door is
open.
JP2 disconnected (factory default setting): the closure device will remain activated until the Fire
Brigade Key Safe is switched back to normal condition.
4.4
Connecting
4.4.1
Complete connection diagram
In the connection diagram, Fig. 14 below, the typical interconnection of a
Series FSK700 Fire Brigade Key Safe together with
Key Safe Controlling and Monitoring Device AD900-1, a
fire detection control panel, a
transmitting device, an
unblocking device, as well as the
Drill Protection of Flush Mounting Frame EZBS700-1, or
Tamper Switch DK700-2 of the Key Safe Column, respectively,
among other devices
is pictured as an example. If, instead of Key Safe Controlling and Monitoring Device AD900-1, a
different approved product is utilised, connections must be adapted accordingly.
With Key Safe FSK700-2SX, the terminals on the Connection Board can be made more access-
ible by removing Locking Cylinder Mounting Bracket No. 1 (see Fig. 11, detail "A" on page 19),
by which the L-bracket can be removed as well. Be careful that no cables get crushed during
reassembly.
Key to Fig. 14 on page 23:
1)
An additional common alarm signal by the fire detection control panel is necessary on terminals 17/18
on the controlling and monitoring device if the first signal (terminals 9/10 on the controlling and monit-
oring device) is not available as a static signal, or if a second signal is required. When using Key Safe
Controlling and Monitoring Device AD900-1, the DIL switch S2-1 is to be switched from "OFF" to
"ON" in this case.
2)
With an appropriate transmitting device, it is possible to forward the report of sabotage alarm directly.
The sabotage contact "Relay contact 1" should be used to forward the sabotage alarm report to the fire
detection control panel as well, to activate the display "Sabotage Schlüsselkasten" (
Key Safe sabotage
),
and create an entry in the event log accordingly.
3)
Only one Locking Cylinder Mounting Bracket is installed in Key Safe FSK700-2.
4)
Use of the additional 2.2kΩ resistor is only permitted and required when connecting the Flush Mounting
Frame with Drill Protection EZBS700-2. This resistor is included in the accessory kit of Flush Mounting
Frame EZBS700-2.
5)
The sabotage circuit of the Key Safe is closed by a jumper on terminals 12 and 15 at factory default set-
tings. This jumper must be removed when connecting Tamper Switch DK700-2 of the Key Safe Column
and/or the Flush Mounting Frame with Drill Protection EZBS700-2.
6)
Connecting optional unblocking devices must always be performed under line surveillance.
7)
Alternatively, the heating device of Key Safe FSK700 can be powered with nominal voltages of 12VAC
or DC, or with 24VDC. The heating device for Unblocking Device FSE/PHZ900-1 by MEP is desig-
nated for 24VAC or DC exclusively!
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