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Installation Instructions

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1800 Abbott Street, Salinas, CA  93901, USA

74-07649-000-B        01/97
D9024/D10024 Installation

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A.  D9109A Enclosure Installation

Depending on the configuration and the battery selection, the Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) can

weigh more than 75 pounds.  When attaching the enclosure to a surface, use mounting hardware

capable of supporting this weight, and reinforce the wall as necessary.
The enclosure can be ordered separately to conform with construction schedules.  The enclosure door,

with its integral Front Panel Display, and the system components are packaged separately and can be

ordered and shipped at a later date.

Caution: Route 120 

V

 AC wiring into the enclosure at the upper left corner only.  Keep AC wiring

away from the circuit boards.

Caution:   For Power Limited Circuits use types FPL, FPL

R, or FPLP cable as applicable per NEC,

Article 760.

A.1  Semi-flush Mounting

1. Prepare an opening in the wall 20” x 20” x 5-1/2”.

2. Remove the knockouts as necessary for wiring conduit fittings.

3. Mount the enclosure in the wall.

4. Run the necessary wiring throughout the premises and pull the wires into the enclosure.

Knockouts are provided at the top of the enclosure.  If other holes are necessary, avoid

interfering with the component mounting locations.

5. M

ount the D9080 Flush Mount Trim Ring to the enclosure.

A.2. Surface Mounting

1. Remove the necessary knockouts and install conduit fittings.

2. Mount the enclosure in the desired location. Use all four mounting holes.

3. Run the necessary wiring throughout the premises and pull the wires into the enclosure.

Knockouts are provided at the top of the enclosure. If you punch other holes, be sure not to let

them interfere with the component mounting locations.  See the Caution above.

Enclosure Door

Front Panel Display

Knockouts for 
System Wiring

Figure 1: D9109A Enclosure and Removable Door

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Summary of Contents for D9024

Page 1: ...o provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed in accordance with t...

Page 2: ...stallation 8 C 2 b D9067 Module Connection to the Control Module 9 C 2 c D9067 Module Connection to Class B Style 4 Circuit 9 C 2 d D9067 Module Connection to Class A Style 6 Circuit 10 C 2 e Shielded...

Page 3: ...Circuit Module Installation 8 Figure 7 Stacked Modules 9 Figure 8 D9067 Class B Style 4 Connection 9 Figure 9 D9067 Class A Style 6 Connection 10 Figure 10 D10024 Control Module Configuration 11 Figur...

Page 4: ...ircuits use types FPL FPL R or FPLP cable as applicable per NEC Article 760 A 1 Semi flush Mounting 1 Prepare an opening in the wall 20 x 20 x 5 1 2 2 Remove the knockouts asnecessary forwiring condui...

Page 5: ...nts other than attention to the wire gauge Under extremely noisy conditions twisted pair wire is recommended to reduce interference If EMI is a problem use shielded cable being careful to ground the d...

Page 6: ...ge B 3 Notification Appliance Indicating Device and Output Circuit Connections The D9024 and D10024 each has four power limited and supervised Class B Style W indicating circuits The terminal blocks f...

Page 7: ...ogrammed into the panel and are stored in the Central Processing Unit CPU to each analog device These levels can be altered through the front panel or PC programming Each device is programmed for Alar...

Page 8: ...as shown in Figure 6 COM 24V AUX 0V COM N C 24V N O N C N O AUX RELAYS RELAY 1 RELAY 2 OUT IN LOOP E 5 OUTPUTS SOUNDER 1 EARTH 2 DC DC E LOOP 4 E 3 LOOP E LOOP 2 E LOOP 1 D10024 Control Module 8 Wire...

Page 9: ...e Ribbon Socket 8 wire Ribbon Socket Figure 7 Stacked Modules C 2 c D9067 Module Connection to Class B Style 4 Circuit Connect the Data Power Positive wire of the polling circuit to the terminal of th...

Page 10: ...on Return Data Power Positive Out Data Power Common Out Figure 9 D9067 Class A Style 6 Connection C 3 D9051 RS 485 Bus Module The D9051 module is an RS 485 Network Expander It provides an isolated Cla...

Page 11: ...above Ports B C and D See Figure 10 COM 24V AUX 0V COM N C 24V N O N C N O AUXRELAYS RELAY1 RELAY2 LOOP E 5 OUTPUTS SOUNDER 1 EARTH 2 DC DC E LOOP 4 E 3 LOOP E LOOP 2 E LOOP 1 D10024 Control Module 8...

Page 12: ...e top of the D9051 Module Connect the A wire to the A terminal next to it If Shielded cable is used connect the drain wire s to the E terminal of the terminal block at the top of the Control Module Bo...

Page 13: ...hem in the same conduit and keep them apart inside the enclosure Connect the ground wire to the ground input middle terminal on 3 Amp fuse holder See Figure 13 The 120V neutral and line wires connect...

Page 14: ...300 A 300 mA x Qty 300 A 300 mA x Qty D327 320 A 320mA x Qty 320 A 320 mA x Qty 320 A 320 mA x Qty D329 280 A 280mA x Qty 280 A 280 mA x Qty 280 A 280 mA x Qty Other devices connected to the system n...

Page 15: ...No one to the negative terminal of battery N o two Connect the red wire lead from terminal 6 on the Power Supply to the positive terminal of battery No two Connect the black wire lead from terminal 7...

Page 16: ...LARM LED ALARM SILENCED LED AC POWER LED TROUBLE SILENCE KEY ALARM SILENCE KEY FIRE DRILL KEY 0 1 2 4 3 5 7 8 9 CHANGE System Trouble A N SHIFT 1 3 Alarm B O C P LED DISPLAY 7 Earth Fault 5 4 6 Troubl...

Page 17: ...el s internal buzzer will sound and the alphanumeric display will provide detailed information E 3 Alarm Conditions The red Alarm LED at the left of the indicator display flashes to indicate the syste...

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