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INTEGRAL EZM ADDRESS JUMPERS 

The integral EZM Address must be selected for a valid address for 
the 4 system troubles to be sent back to the panel to be annunciated/
reported.  Refer back to the section "PROGRAMMING" to determine 
the EZM Address to configure.  
The expansion zones are divided into consecutively-numbered 
groups of four.  Each 4-zone module comprises one group of zones. 
Every module must be assigned a unique base address.  The base 
address number is the same as its group number.  
Refer to the table below for the "

EZM ADDR

" address jumper set-

tings.  The 

Base Address 

columns indicate the address that must be 

configured with the EZM address jumpers below.   

Base  

Address 

 

Zones 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF 

9-12 

OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF 

13-16 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF 

17-20 

OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  OFF 

21-24 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  OFF 

25-28 

OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF 

29-32 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF 

33-36 

OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF 

37-40 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF 

41-44 

10 

OFF  ON  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF 

45-48 

11 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF 

49-52 

12 

OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  OFF 

53-56 

13 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  OFF 

57-60 

14 

OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF 

61-64 

15 

ON 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF 

65-68 

16 

OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF 

69-72 

17 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF 

73-76 

18 

OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF 

77-80 

19 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF 

81-84 

20 

OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  ON  OFF 

85-88 

21 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF  ON  OFF 

89-92 

22 

OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF 

93-96 

23 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF  97-100 

24 

OFF  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  101-104 

25 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  105-108 

26 

OFF  ON  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  109-112 

27 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  113-116 

28 

OFF  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  117-120 

29 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  121-124 

30 

OFF  ON 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  125-128 

31 

ON 

ON 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  129-132 

Base  

Address 

 

Zones 

32 

OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  133-136 

33 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  137-140 

34 

OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  141-144 

35 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  145-148 

36 

OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  ON  149-152 

37 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  ON  153-156 

38 

OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON  157-160 

39 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON  161-164 

40 

OFF  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  ON  165-168 

41 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  ON  169-172 

42 

OFF  ON  OFF  ON  OFF  ON  173-176 

43 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF  ON  177-180 

44 

OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  ON  181-184 

45 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  ON  185-188 

46 

OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON  189-192 

47 

ON 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON  193-196 

48 

OFF  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  197-200 

49 

ON  OFF  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  201-204 

50 

OFF  ON  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  205-208 

51 

ON 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON  209-212 

52 

OFF  OFF  ON  OFF  ON 

ON  213-216 

53 

ON  OFF  ON  OFF  ON 

ON  217-220 

54 

OFF  ON 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON  221-224 

55 

ON 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON  225-228 

56 

OFF  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  229-232 

57 

ON  OFF  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  233-236 

58 

OFF  ON  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  237-240 

59 

ON 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON  241-244 

60 

OFF  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON 

ON  245-248 

61 

ON  OFF  ON 

ON 

ON 

ON  249-252 

J3 

EZM ADDR 

Quickloader Zone Assignments 

 

In the Quickloader, select the EZM type in the 

System Assign-

ment 

screen, click the 

EZM Assignments 

tab and select the 

Type 

pull-down menu, select "

4 Zone NAC Ext

".  This will cause the 

associated zones to be filled with the descriptions and features 
shown in the "

Quickloader Zone Assignments (4 Zone NAC 

Ext)

" table, below. 

Zn 

Description 

Zone Type 

Adv. Code

 

13 

013-NAC Ext xx 

AC Fail TBL 

zFire Monitor 

AC Fail 

14 

014-NAC Ext xx 

Battery TBL 

zFire Monitor 

Low Battery 

15 

015-NAC Ext xx 

Tamper TBL 

zFire Monitor 

Fire EZM Tamper 

16 

016-NAC Ext xx 

Ground Fault TBL 

zFire Monitor 

Ground Fault 

Quickloader Zone Assignments (4 Zone NAC Ext) 

Summary of Contents for GEMC-NAC7L

Page 1: ...ith 7 of the 8 outputs utilized the first 4 supervised and a 4 Zone EZM Expansion Zone Module used to send the status of a device AC ON OFF BATTERY GOOD TBL GROUND FAULT and TAMPER to the C Series control panel The GEMC NACXX is wired to the 4 wire fire bus of the C Series control panel and provides 4 Supervised Outputs suitable as 24V maximum 2A each combined 6 5A maximum regulated Notification A...

Page 2: ...ve connect to power limited cir cuits only Common Trouble Relay Out Relay 6 30VDC 1A 30VAC 5A Resistive connect to power limited cir cuits only Common Trouble Relay Out Relay 7 10A 120VAC 2 5A 30VAC DC Resistive Load Input control circuit 10 30VDC 20mA maximum Operating Temperature 32 F to 120 F 0 C to 49 C Operating Humidity Maximum 85 relative humidity 30 C Housing The GEMC NACXX comes complete ...

Page 3: ... ca dence for each zone as required 2 Program at least one silence able NAC output typically all NAC outputs for Enable Cadence in the NAC Output As signment screen click the NAC Output Assignments tab then check the Enable checkbox for the selected output in the Cadence column Coded Alarm Type Options and Cadences Note Each pulse on off is in total 500mS Each inter digit duration is 750mS Each in...

Page 4: ...the box A continuously powered 120VAC source with a maximum 15A dedicated branch circuit with grounding conductor must be wired by a li censed electrician in accordance with all national and local electrical codes The 120VAC wires must run into this gang metal electrical box the three 120VAC wires are hot black neutral white and earth ground green or bare copper Be sure the electrician securely co...

Page 5: ...C 24V 2A regulated su pervised output terminals terminal polarity is shown in when in an active alarm condition polarity is reversed from what is shown in normal standby mode These terminals are supervised outputs that provide low imped ance output to drive devices such as strobes bells and horns on any programmed event In addition these out puts can be used as Auxiliary outputs by programming the...

Page 6: ... RULES further in this manual Use the Integral 4 Zone EZM to Monitor GEMC NACXX Troubles To program the integral EZM PCD Windows Quickloader download software must be used Before programming prepare PCD Windows Quickloader as follows 1 If not open already open the Zone Assignment screen by pressing Ctrl Shift Z on the keyboard 2 If not open already click View Workspace to open the Workspace panel ...

Page 7: ... Class A operation for NAC 1 NAC 2 and or Class A operation for NAC 3 NAC 4 When se lected the associated NAC s 1 2 or 3 4 must be programmed to activate for identical events Each NAC circuit has a programmable 32 character de scription that can be associated with the circuit displays on the Fire keypad when the menu option Output Di rectory or Outputs Disabled is selected NAC Wiring 2 Class A Cir...

Page 8: ...28 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF 117 120 29 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF 121 124 30 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF 125 128 31 ON ON ON ON ON OFF 129 132 Base Address 1 2 3 4 5 6 Zones 32 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 133 136 33 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 137 140 34 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON 141 144 35 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON 145 148 36 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON 149 152 37 ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON 153 156 38 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON 157 160 39 ON ON ON OFF ...

Page 9: ...LACK GREEN YELLOW Multiple NAC Extenders Unsynchronized 18 19 20 21 REM PWR 4 WIRE FIRE BUS REM PWR GRN YEL GEMINI C SERIES MOTHERBOARD Multiple NAC Extenders Synchronized RED BLACK GREEN YELLOW 4 WIRE BUS TERMINALS 19 22 ON GEMC NACXX 4 WIRE BUS TERMINALS 19 22 ON GEMC NACXX 4 WIRE BUS TERMINALS 19 22 ON GEMC NACXX 4 WIRE BUS TERMINALS 19 22 ON GEMC NACXX 18 19 20 21 REM PWR 4 WIRE FIRE BUS REM P...

Page 10: ...l of 2 5A Rule 3 All notification appliances in the same field of view must use the same sync pattern The maximum current draw from Smart Synchronized circuits on either the GEMC XXXMB or GEMC NACXX can not exceed 4A non synchronized NAC circuits can draw a maximum 6 5A from the NAC s if all visible notifi cation appliances are in the same field of view and all audible notification appliances are ...

Page 11: ...pecific zone alarms in the By Zone feature screen A D 1 8 or the NAC Output Events screen Wiring Method 1 Use only all Smart Wheelock or all Smart System Sensor Strobes and Horns Note Strobes and Horns may share NAC s Method 1 Operation Standard Temporal When a fire zone programmed to activate any NAC goes into alarm all horns on the NAC s will sound synchro nized temporal and all strobes will act...

Page 12: ... by zone in place of the standard temporal audible alarm This method is requested for schools and other institu tions that would like to identify the device or zone that initiated the alarm to determine the proper egress route or to allow proper instructed authorities to quickly deter mine if a pull station had been improperly activated prior to evacuation Because the system requires synchronized ...

Page 13: ... on the output if the circuit detects a current above 6A the output will be turned off within 100mS Note The system will display a NAC trouble within 200 seconds of detecting an over current condition indicat ing a RlyTbl E35 NN followed by the programmed description of the associated NAC In addition the as sociated NAC LED 1 4 on the GEMC NACXX board will flash to indicate the output is in troubl...

Page 14: ... this gang box by a licensed electrician in accordance with all national and local electrical codes ELECTRICAL GANG BOX Distance between gang box and panel enclosure must be between 6 and 12 inches CONTROL PANEL ENCLOSURE 6 12 into the SO216 Spacers item 3 as shown 2 Place the GEMC 24VR PC Board on top of the SO216 Spacers and secure with the 6 32 kep nuts item 2 as shown Do not over tighten nuts ...

Page 15: ...e power supply boards are mounted inside the enclosure under the control panel motherboard and there fore must be the first board installed in the enclosure Also note that the physical power supply used in your installation may differ slightly in appearance from the image of the power supply shown here Ensure the continuously powered 120VAC source cir cuit breaker is turned off before proceeding S...

Page 16: ...image below allow you to place the shield over the two SC270 screws item 3 without removing them Loosen and re tighten to se cure Be sure Notch is installed to the right as shown Hint Through this Notch will run a harness part 9GEMCPWRHARNESS from the power supply board to the GEMC NACXX PC board when this GEMC NACXX PC board is installed in a future step page 19 INSTALLATION OF POWER SUPPLY SHIEL...

Page 17: ... the GEMC 120VACH harness protruding green ground wire using a suitable connector such as a wire nut Place the harness green ground ring con nector located inside the control panel enclosure on the enclosure ground stud as shown in the illustration at right this branch circuit ground must always be first on and last off the enclosure ground stud Secure the ring connector to the stud with the 6 32 ...

Page 18: ...the GEMC NACXX power terminals such that the fishpaper tab is aligned with the slot in the GEMC NACXX PC board This slot is located next to the termi nals see illustration below FISHPAPER ORIENTATION AND INSTALLATION SEE TABLE AT RIGHT FOR NUMBER DESCRIPTIONS 3 2 1 POWER TERMINALS FINISHED FISHPAPER INSTALLATION 2 Insert the SI178 Fishpaper tab into the GEMC NACXX PC board slot Ensure the two moun...

Page 19: ... power supply harness that runs from the power supply board to the socket located on the GEMC NACXX PC board As described on page 16 this power supply harness runs from the power supply board through the Notch located on the HW1764 Power Supply Shield item 7 at left and to the GEMC NACXX board 3 Slide the top edge of the GEMC NACXX PC board under the tabs of the HW1764 Power Supply Shield item 7 a...

Page 20: ... HW1489 shelves for the batteries with the 6 32 nuts N101 Item No Part Number Description Quantity 1 H448 base assembly Enclosure base 1 2 HW1489 Battery Shelf 1 3 N101 6 32 kep nut 2 BATTERY SHELF HW1489 INSTALLATION SEE TABLE BELOW FOR NUMBER DESCRIPTIONS ASSEMBLED VIEW SEE TABLE BELOW FOR NUMBER DESCRIPTIONS MOUNTING AND INSTALLATION CONT D ...

Page 21: ...o tification appliances strobes continue to operate Input allows synchronized Wheelock System Sensor operation between the motherboard or other C Series NAC circuits allowing for multiple NAC circuits to be used within the same area Each of the 4 NAC circuits are individually supervised for opens or shorts and will annunciate and report separately Each of the 4 NAC circuits can be disabled enabled...

Page 22: ...trobes and horns must not be seen or heard from within the same area NAC OPTIONS Jumper 5 AUX PWR may be shunted when a single constant 24 auxiliary output is required When shunted NAC 4 will be on all the time thus allow ing auxiliary devices to be powered from the NAC 4 ter minal Note Only one output may be used for Auxiliary power when using NAC configuration jumper option zero and wiring a con...

Page 23: ...ck the voltage at the battery terminal and at the board terminal marked BAT to insure there is no break in the battery connection wires Note Maximum charging rate is 1 5A 1 72A or 1 96A depending on jumper setting Expected battery life is approximately five years however it is recommended changing batteries in four years or less if needed Fuse Battery fuse is a UL Listed fuse rated 250VAC 12 5A If...

Page 24: ... to any NAC circuit terminal should cause a ground fault causing the ground fault LED to light and the keypad to display a Fire trouble ground fault with the associated zone 26 COM OUT RELAY 7 27 NC OUT RELAY 7 28 NO OUT RELAY 7 Terminals 26 28 labeled TBL are used to indicate to the monitoring FACP if the NAC Extender is good or in trouble When the Extender is good no troubles the relay is energi...

Page 25: ...fset ON Offset NAC 1 2 and NAC 3 4 by 1 2 second 5 OFF ON AUX PWR ON NAC 4 is always on 24V auxiliary power 3 1 ON strobe bell Use INPUT 1 as bell and INPUT 2 as Strobe System Sensor format 2 OFF Wheelock 3 ON System Sensor 4 OFF Offset ON Offset NAC 1 2 and NAC 3 4 by 1 2 second 5 OFF ON AUX PWR ON NAC 4 is always on 24V auxiliary power NAC OPTION JUMPER OPTIONS The NAC OPTION jumpers described i...

Page 26: ... 2 OUT RELAY 5 OUT RELAY 6 INPUT 1 INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 2 COM NC NO COM NC NO BATT TBL INPUT FACP GEMC NACXX PC BOARD 28 27 26 17 NAC X NAC OUTPUT NAC X NAC X NAC OUTPUT NAC X 1 2 3 4 INPUT 1 INPUT 2 OUT RELAY 7 28 27 26 NO NC COM FACP GEMC NACXX PC BOARD EOLR 2 2K OUT RELAY 7 28 27 26 NO NC COM OUT RELAY 7 28 27 26 NO NC COM 1 2 3 4 INPUT 1 INPUT 2 1 2 3 4 INPUT 1 INPUT 2 EOLR 2 2K EOLR 2 2K EOL...

Page 27: ...obe Hi Candela Red Outdoor P2WK 2 Wire Horn Strobe Std Candela White Outdoor P2WHK 2 Wire Horn Strobe Hi Candela White Outdoor P4R 4 Wire Horn Strobe Std Candela Red P4RH 4 Wire Horn Strobe Hi Candela Red P4W 4 Wire Horn Strobe Std Candela White P4WH 4 Wire Horn Strobe Hi Candela White P4RK 4 Wire Horn Strobe Std Candela Red Outdoor P4RHK 4 Wire Horn Strobe Hi Candela Red Outdoor P4WK 5 Wire Horn ...

Page 28: ...td Candela White Fuego SCWH SP Strobe Ceiling Hi Candela White Fuego PC2W SP 2 Wire Horn Strobe Ceiling Std Candela White Fuego PC2WH SP 2 Wire Horn Strobe Ceiling Hi Candela White Fuego CEILING MOUNT PC2R 2 Wire Horn Strobe Ceiling Std Candela Red PC2RH 2 Wire Horn Strobe Ceiling Hi Candela Red PC2W 2 Wire Horn Strobe Ceiling Std Candela White PC2WH 2 Wire Horn Strobe Ceiling Hi Candela White PC2...

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Page 30: ...30 Gemini C Series GEMC NAC Extender Installation Instructions NOTES ...

Page 31: ...Gemini C Series GEMC NAC Extender Installation Instructions 31 NOTES ...

Page 32: ... installed improperly used abused altered damaged subjected to accident nuisance flood fire or acts of God or on which any serial numbers have been altered defaced or removed NAPCO will not be responsible for any dismantling reassembly or reinstallation charges This warranty contains the entire warranty It is the sole warranty and any prior agreements or representations whether oral or written are...

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