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FACTORY SET POTS–
DO NOT RESET

ZONE 1 AND ZONE 2
TROUBLE
INDICATORS

LOCAL AUDIBLE
BUZZER

DISCHARGE DELAY
SELECTION
SWITCH S101

SPECIFIC
SUPERVISORY
TROUBLE
INDICATORS

INDICATORS
ON FRONT COVER
(VISIBLE WITH
DOOR CLOSED)

SERVICE SELECTION JUMPER
PLUG P72 (LOCAL) OR P12 (RELEASE)

2A AC INPUT
CIRCUITBREAKER

PR-24 POWER PLUG

GROUND DISCONNECT PLUG

BATTERY CHARGER
OPERATING
INDICATOR

FACTORY SET POT–
DO NOT RESET

BATTERY FAULT
INDICATOR

MANUAL SWITCHES

GROUND FAULT
INDICATOR

FUSES

BATTERY PLUG

POWER SUPPLY

PR-24 MODULE

BATTERIES

MANUAL DISCHARGE
SELECT DIPSWITCH

PREDISCHARGE/DISCHARGE
SELECT DIPSWITCH

ABORT STATION
OPERATION
SELECTION
DIPSWITCH

OPTION DIPSWITCHES

INTRODUCTION

The 

SIEMENS

 Model CP-2ER Control Panel is a two-zone

local control unit which meets the requirements of NFPA

72 Local for a two-zone releasing device panel approved

in accordance with NFPA 12A, 13, and 2001 for cross zone

protection. The two initiating zones, Zone 1 and Zone 2,

may be connected for either Class A or Class B operation.

The two zones are arranged so that both must be acti-

vated in order to discharge the agent automatically into the

protected area.
As shipped from the factory, the CP-2ER is set to meet the

NFPA 72 requirements; that is, an alarm in either of the two

initiating zones causes the general alarm to sound. Once

the general alarm is silenced, an alarm in the other initiat-

ing zone causes the general alarm to sound again.
To set the CP-2ER to meet NFPA 12A, 13, or 2001 require-

ments for a releasing panel, place the 

SERVICE SELEC-

TION 

plug in position P12 (Release). With the plug in this

position

,

 both a general alarm associated with the first ini-

tiating zone actuation and a predischarge/discharge alarm

with actuation of the second initiating zone will sound. The

position of the plug in P12 voids the NFPA 72 Local listing

since the general alarm circuit silences upon actuation of

the second initiating zone.
The Control Panel provides for the external connection of a

supervised manual discharge station for agent release, as

well as for several other supervised input and output func-

tions. Essentially, every supervised feature has its own sepa-

rate fault indicator for ease of troubleshooting the system,

should a fault occur.
Displayed through the front cover are the usual visual indi-

cators for power, system alarm, and system trouble, as well

as several additional specific function indicators. Within the

Control Panel are a fire alarm 

RESET/LAMP TEST 

switch,

an 

ALARM SILENCE 

switch, a 

SUPERVISORY SILENCE

switch,

 

TROUBLE SILENCE 

switch, and a

 RELEASE

DISCONNECT 

switch. The separate visual fault indicators

are displayed within the panel for all supervised features.
Isolated relay contacts are provided for: System alarm -

DPDT, System trouble - SPDT, Predischarge/discharge -

SPDT and SPST (normally open).  For information regarding

functional options. refer to the 

OPERATION 

section.

Figure 1

Model CP-2ER

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Summary of Contents for CP-2ER

Page 1: ...g Technologies Ltd 2 Kenview Boulevard Brampton Ontario L6T 5E4 CN Fire Safety Siemens Building Technologies Inc 8 Fernwood Road Florham Park New Jersey 07932 SUPERVISORY TROUBLE ALARM ZONE 1 DISCHARGE ALARM SILENCED ALARM ZONE 2 POWER ON BATTERY WHEN FLASHING Technical Manuals Online http www tech man com ...

Page 2: ... Contents INTRODUCTION 1 OPERATION 2 CONNECTION DIAGRAM 4 5 INSTALLATION AND WIRING 7 POWER LIMITED WIRING 8 MAINTENANCE AND TESTING 9 TROUBLESHOOTING THE SYSTEM 9 Technical Manuals Online http www tech man com ...

Page 3: ...t ing zone causes the general alarm to sound again To set the CP 2ER to meet NFPA 12A 13 or 2001 require ments for a releasing panel place the SERVICE SELEC TION plug in position P12 Release With the plug in this position both a general alarm associated with the first ini tiating zone actuation and a predischarge discharge alarm with actuation of the second initiating zone will sound The position ...

Page 4: ...econd zone results in only a visual display indicating that the second zone has alarmed VISUAL INDICATORS COLOR Visual Indicators Externally Visible POWER Steady on indicates main power is normal Green Flashing on off indicates panel is operating from the backup battery supply System TROUBLE Indicates a general system trouble Yellow System SUPERVISORY Indicates a general system supervisory Yellow ...

Page 5: ...d position during a non discharge or circuit activation condition causes an open circuit trouble indication of the release circuit This prevents the associated dis charge devices from activating If the ALARM SILENCE switch has been operated after initiation of the first zone alarm a second zone alarm re sults in reactivating the general alarm audible circuit which may then be silenced again For NF...

Page 6: ...STATION MODEL AW 1 N O CYLINDER SUPERVISORY SWITCH P N 500 878709 MANUAL DISCHARGE PRESSURE SWITCH P N 500 486536 5 6K 1 2W EOL W 2 2K 1 2W EOL W 3 2 1 POWER SUPPLY P1 INPUT 120V 50 60 HZ 2A MAX NEUTRAL P2 BATTERIES 24 VDC Charging Current Normal 300mA 24 VDC Charging Current Max 560mA Load Current Max 3 3A 4 0A with self interrupting solenoid P N 500 890181 24 HR P N 175 084476 5 AH 60 HR P N 175...

Page 7: ... Service 7 Refer to OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS P N 315 193524 8 To use power limited wiring to NFPA 70 NEC the audible circuits terminals 1 4 of TB2 must use the PLM 35 module Refer to In structions P N 315 093495 Initiating circuits TB1 terminals 1 14 are power limited as they are 9 For a list of COMPATIBLE NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES refer to P N 315 096363 DESIGNATION RATING CIRCUIT F1 F2 F3 F4 5A 2A 2...

Page 8: ...he delay period when the agent is re leased the discharge audibles sound in a steady manner b If the ABORT switch is depressed before the 30 second time in period ends 1 The discharge audibles are silenced during the 90 second abort duration period NOTE The 90 second delay period associated with the external abort switch is provided by others 5 Switch S101 Dial setting Rotate to change setting Dia...

Page 9: ...eration without first consulting one of the above Mounting Control Units Refer to Figure 2 Securely fasten the control unit to a shock and vibration free surface in a clean dry area It must be mounted far ther than 3 feet but less than 6 feet from the floor The location should be easily visible readily accessible for main tenance and should allow sufficient clearance to open the hinged front door ...

Page 10: ...ice is requested 15 days prior to the tests so that the services of the technician may be scheduled The installation of the wiring should be checked as follows 1 Detectors should not be in their bases Temporary jump ers should be inserted in all bases if not already in stalled Install end of line resistor to appropriate termi nals of last detector on circuit for Class B wiring For Class A wiring i...

Page 11: ...2 PLM 35 If the PLM 35 module is required mount it on the left side wall of the enclosure as shown in Figure 3 Refer to PLM 35 Installation Instructions P N 315 093495 MAINTENANCE AND TESTING To insure proper and reliable operation refer to NFPA 72 Local 12A or 2001 as appropriate for applicable main tenance and testing schedule and instructions CAUTION Make sure that release circuits and shunt tr...

Page 12: ... wiring Zone 1 and or Zone 2 initiating circuits TB1 between terminals 2 and 3 or between terminals 6 and 7 open circuited or not terminated with a 1 78K ohm resistor Wiring resistance between terminals 1 and 2 3 and 4 5 and 6 or 7 and 8 exceeds acceptable limits Refer to CONNECTION DIAGRAM on pages 4 5 7 General alarm audible alarm circuit TB2 terminals 1 and 2 open circuited or not termi nated w...

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