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Building Technologies

A6V10315038_f_en_--

Siemens Industry, Inc.

2016-02-25

Table of contents

1

Periphery board (250p) FCI2016 ................................................................. 5

1.1  Description ....................................................................................................... 5
1.2  Installation ........................................................................................................ 7
1.3  Views ............................................................................................................... 8
1.4  Configuration input power and battery ............................................................. 10

1.4.1

Wiring power supply input and battery .............................................. 10

1.4.2

X301 Power supply terminal block 1 ................................................. 11

1.4.3

X302 Power supply 2 terminal block ................................................. 12

1.4.4

X305 jumper – Power supply 2 on/off ............................................... 12

1.4.5

X304 Voice 24 V ................................................................. 13

1.4.6

X303 Battery terminal....................................................................... 13

1.5  NAC circuits .................................................................................................... 13

1.5.1

Wiring the NAC circuits .................................................................... 14

1.5.2

X601 terminal block – NAC 1 class A / NAC 1-1 class B /

NAC 1-2 class B .............................................................................. 14

1.5.3

X602 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for

NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B ................................................... 15

1.5.4

X603 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for

NAC 1-2 class B .............................................................................. 15

1.5.5

X604, X605, X606 Jumper – NAC 1 class A/B .................................. 15

1.5.6

X403 jumper – DEGRADE ALARM SILENCEABLE .......................... 16

1.6  Bell follower input ........................................................................................... 16

1.6.1

Wiring .............................................................................................. 16

1.6.2

X801 Bell follower terminal block ...................................................... 16

1.7  Auxiliary DC 24 V output ................................................................................. 17

1.7.1

Wiring .............................................................................................. 17

1.7.2

X1001 Auxiliary output terminal block ............................................... 17

1.8  Relays ............................................................................................................ 17

1.8.1

Wiring .............................................................................................. 18

1.8.2

X1101 Relay terminal block .............................................................. 18

1.9  Detector circuits, circuit driver 1 (circuits 1 and 2) ............................................ 18

1.9.1

Wiring .............................................................................................. 19

1.9.2

X1401 terminal block – detector circuit 1 .......................................... 20

1.9.3

X1402 terminal block – detector circuit 2 .......................................... 20

1.10  Indicators ........................................................................................................ 20
1.11  Reset Buttons ................................................................................................. 20

1.11.1  S100 RESET periphery board .......................................................... 20

1.12  Technical data ................................................................................................ 21

Summary of Contents for FCI2016-U1

Page 1: ...FCI2016 U1 FCI2017 U1 Periphery board 250p Periphery board 500p Mounting Installation A6V10315038_f_en_ Building Technologies 2016 02 25 Siemens Industry Inc ...

Page 2: ...on of its contents and communication thereof to others without express authorization are prohibited Offenders will be held liable for payment of damages All rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design patent are reserved Issued by Siemens Industry Inc Building Technologies Division 8 Fernwood Road Florham Park NJ 07932 Tel 1 973 593 2600 www sbt siemens com FIS Edit...

Page 3: ...class B 14 1 5 3 X602 jumper ENABLE DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1 1 class B 15 1 5 4 X603 jumper ENABLE DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for NAC 1 2 class B 15 1 5 5 X604 X605 X606 Jumper NAC 1 class A B 15 1 5 6 X403 jumper DEGRADE ALARM SILENCEABLE 16 1 6 Bell follower input 16 1 6 1 Wiring 16 1 6 2 X801 Bell follower terminal block 16 1 7 Auxiliary DC 24 V output 17 1 7 1 Wiring 17 1 7 ...

Page 4: ...MODE for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1 1 class B 35 2 5 4 X603 jumper ENABLE DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for NAC 1 2 class B 35 2 5 5 X604 X605 X606 Jumper NAC 1 class A B 35 2 5 6 X403 jumper DEGRADE ALARM SILENCEABLE 36 2 6 Bell follower input 36 2 6 1 Wiring 36 2 6 2 X801 Bell follower terminal block 36 2 7 Auxiliary DC 24 V output 37 2 7 1 Wiring 37 2 7 2 X1001 Auxiliary output terminal block 37 2 8 Relays...

Page 5: ...ing power for the entire panel There is a detector core on the periphery board that is isolated from the rest of the periphery board An auxiliary output circuit 1 5 A 24 V provides power to remote devices or internal modules The integrated NAC circuit NAC 1 provides up to 3 A of power for max 1 class A circuit or 3 A for each of max 2 class B circuits The periphery board has expansion capabilities...

Page 6: ...ET circuit card Three relay outputs and one user programmable relay output for common alarm common trouble common supervision and user programmable The auxiliary output is a regulated DC 24 V output with a maximum of 1 5 A Degraded alarm and trouble mode functions when either or both CPUs for the periphery board or PMI are compromised Integrated NAC circuit specified for DC 24 V configured for eit...

Page 7: ...n back box 2 12x fixing screw 3 Periphery board 250p w The back box is installed w The openings for passing through cables have been broken out w The power cable is fed through and is disconnected from the power supply w The batteries are not installed or connected 1 Install the periphery board 500p 3 on the threaded sleeves 1 of the back box with the 12 fixing screws 2 2 Wire the periphery board ...

Page 8: ...n_ Siemens Industry Inc 2016 02 25 1 3 Views Figure 2 Printed circuit board view for FCI2016 12 X801 X901 F301 X303 X304 X301 X202 X1101 X1402 X1401 X201 X1001 X902 X204 X1302 S100 H1301 X403 X305 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 6 7 1 X601 X603 X602 X605 X606 X604 X302 F302 ...

Page 9: ...A B selection X605 NAC 1 class A B selection X606 NAC 1 class A B selection X305 Power supply 2 ON OFF Connector X201 Peripheral data bus to the PMI mainboard X202 Peripheral data bus output X204 Future extension not used X301 Connector for power supply 1 PS1 X302 Connector plug for power supply 2 PS2 in housing 3HU X303 Battery connection X304 DC 24 V connection to Card Cage VCA2002 for feed to t...

Page 10: ... the following sections 1 4 1 Wiring power supply input and battery Power supply 1 connection 170 W or 300 W Connection X301 must be used for a single power supply Jumper X305 must be plugged onto position 1 2 Connection for power supply 2 only 300 W Only one power supply 300 W may be connected to X302 A 2nd power supply 300 W is only allowed in an housing 3HU Jumper X305 must be plugged onto posi...

Page 11: ...t connect AC or batteries until all jumpers and modules are configured and connected in the system Once everything is installed and connected first AC then the batteries must be connected To power down the system first disconnect the batteries and then the line supply Pin Designation Description 1 BROO White AC low signal Signals when the supply system connection drops below AC 102 V 2 PSSI Green ...

Page 12: ...itched on at the panel X301 and X302 should never be connected disconnect with line voltage present Batteries may only be connected after the system is brought up on line voltage power Pin Designation Description 1 BROO White AC low signal Signals when the supply system connection drops below AC 102 V 2 PSSI Green Power supply status indication Used by the periphery board to know the health of the...

Page 13: ...s in the battery kit 1 5 NAC circuits The periphery board has an NAC circuit that can be configured for 1 class A style Z or 2 class B style Y circuits Configuration is done via 3 jumpers X604 X605 and X606 The NAC circuit can be configured such that when degraded mode is active the NAC circuit is activated by an alarm in the case of a CPU error on the periphery board For the status of degraded mo...

Page 14: ...e diagrams below polarity is shown in activated condition Notification appliance circuit supervised and power limited Figure 3 X601 Class A style Z supervised output connection Figure 4 X601 Class B style Y supervised output connection EOL resistance must be connected during non use EOL resistance 2 4 kΩ 0 5 W 1 5 2 X601 terminal block NAC 1 class A NAC 1 1 class B NAC 1 2 class B Pin Designation ...

Page 15: ...or NAC 1 2 class B Errors of the power PC are displayed on the PMI mainboard when degraded mode is activated X603 Jumper position Function Meaning 3 2 Enable degrade Enable degraded mode for NAC 1 2 class B Circuit will not activate the notification appliances if degraded mode is activated and an alarm is present 1 2 Disable degrade Disable degraded mode for NAC 1 2 class B Circuit will not activa...

Page 16: ...n the event of a further alarm 1 6 Bell follower input The periphery board has an input designed to connect to an external fire alarm control unit s NAC circuit so that the periphery board s NAC circuits can follow the activation of the NAC circuits from an external source 1 6 1 Wiring NAC is active 1 Fire detection device or bell extender 1 6 2 X801 Bell follower terminal block Pin Designation De...

Page 17: ...Description 1 AUX Positive feed for Aux circuit DC 24 V 2 AUX Return feed Aux circuit 3 AUX Positive feed for Aux circuit DC 24 V 4 AUX Return feed Aux circuit Admissible cable cross section 1 x 12 18 AWG or 2 x 16 18 AWG 1 8 Relays Common alarm relay The alarm relay changes state whenever a fire alarm is detected In degrade mode the alarm relay will still activate in case of a fire without proces...

Page 18: ...ontact programmable relay 11 NC Normally closed contact programmable relay 12 NO Normally open contact programmable relay Admissible cable cross section 1 x 12 18 AWG or 2 x 16 18 AWG NO NC normally open normally closed relates to the fire detection system s normal status 1 9 Detector circuits circuit driver 1 circuits 1 and 2 The periphery board 250p has one independent integrated circuit card Th...

Page 19: ...016 02 25 1 9 1 Wiring Figure 5 Style 6 wiring Both circuits are supervised and power limited Figure 6 Style 4 wiring Both circuits are supervised and power limited 1 3 2 4 2 X1402 2 1 1 No EOL required 1 3 2 4 2 X1401 2 1 1 No EOL required Initiating device 1 3 2 4 2 X1402 2 1 1 No EOL required 1 3 2 4 2 X1401 2 1 1 No EOL required Initiating device ...

Page 20: ... for circuit 2 1 Admissible cable cross section 1 x 12 18 AWG or 2 x 16 18 AWG 1 10 Indicators LED indicators on the FDnet C NET detector circuit LED Color Condition Meaning H1301 Yellow OFF Normal condition ON Startup problems on integrated circuit card 1 1 x flash per second Fail safe active no communication to the PMI 2 x flash per second Fail safe active and local alarm 1 x flash every 2 secon...

Page 21: ... NAC circuit Plug strip X601 Voltage DC 24 V Special Application for strobe loads Regulated for non pulsing loads Standby operating current Max 10 mA Active operating current Max 1x class A circuit or 2x class B circuits Max 3 A for 1x class A circuit Max 3 A per class B circuit 2x 3 A 6 A for 2x class B circuits Max circuit resistance 1 4 Ω 3 0 A Supervised for Open circuit Short circuit Ground f...

Page 22: ...ntegrated circuit card 2 style 6 or 4 style 4 mixed variants are possible Protocol FDnet C NET Circuit resistance Max 180 Ω Capacity 500 nF per circuit Cable types All twisted recommended You will find detailed specifications in the following documents A6V10315013 for Desigo A6V10333396 for Cerberus PRO Connectable devices See List of compatibility Monitored for Ground fault Short circuit Open cir...

Page 23: ...02 25 Connection terminals Inputs outputs and detector circuits Design Plug in screw terminals Admissible cable cross section Once 12 18 AWG or twice 16 18 AWG Voice alarm supply Connecting plug X304 Output 24 V Output voltage DC 24 V nominal filtered Max output current 20 A Design Not power limited Short circuit proof ...

Page 24: ...Periphery board 250p FCI2016 Technical data 1 24 46 Building Technologies A6V10315038_f_en_ Siemens Industry Inc 2016 02 25 ...

Page 25: ...er for the entire panel There are 2 detector cores on the periphery board each isolated from the rest of the periphery board and each other An auxiliary output circuit 1 5 A 24 V provides power to remote devices or internal modules The integrated NAC circuit NAC 1 provides up to 3 A of power for max 1 class A circuit or 3 A for each of max 2 class B circuits The periphery board has expansion capab...

Page 26: ...egrated FDnet C NET circuit card Three relay outputs and one user programmable relay output for common alarm common trouble common supervision and user programmable The auxiliary output is a regulated DC 24 V output with a maximum of 1 5 A Degraded alarm and trouble mode functions when either or both CPUs for the periphery board or PMI are compromised Integrated NAC circuits specified for DC 24 V ...

Page 27: ... box 2 12x fixing screw 3 Periphery board 500p w The back box is installed w The openings for passing through cables have been broken out w The power cable is fed through and is disconnected from the power supply w The batteries are not installed or connected 1 Install the periphery board 500p 3 on the threaded sleeves 1 of the back box with the 12 fixing screws 2 2 Wire the periphery board 500p a...

Page 28: ...V output LEDs H1301 Status indicator for detector core A circuits 1 and 2 H1701 Status indicator for detector core B circuits 3 and 4 Reset buttons S100 Reset button for microprocessor for periphery board circuitry not including detector circuits 12 X801 X901 F301 X303 X304 X301 X202 X1101 X1802 X1402 X1401 X1801 X1702 X201 X1001 X902 X204 X1302 S100 H1301 H1701 X601 X403 X305 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...

Page 29: ...or for power supply 1 PS1 X302 Connector plug for power supply 2 PS2 in housing 3HU X303 Battery connection X304 DC 24 V connection to Card Cage VCA2002 for feed to the voice alarm modules and associated peripherals X601 NAC1 output X801 Bell follower input X901 NAC 2 expansion or releasing module X902 Leased line city tie module X1001 Auxiliary DC 24 V output X1101 Common alarm relay positions 1 ...

Page 30: ... the following sections 2 4 1 Wiring power supply input and battery Power supply 1 connection 170 W or 300 W Connection X301 must be used for a single power supply Jumper X305 must be plugged onto position 1 2 Connection for power supply 2 only 300 W Only one power supply 300 W may be connected to X302 A 2nd power supply 300 W is only allowed in an housing 3HU Jumper X305 must be plugged onto posi...

Page 31: ...t connect AC or batteries until all jumpers and modules are configured and connected in the system Once everything is installed and connected first AC then the batteries must be connected To power down the system first disconnect the batteries and then the line supply Pin Designation Description 1 BROO White AC low signal Signals when the supply system connection drops below AC 102 V 2 PSSI Green ...

Page 32: ...brought up on line voltage power Pin Designation Description 1 BROO White AC low signal Signals when the supply system connection drops below AC 102 V 2 PSSI Green Power supply status indication Used by the periphery board to know the health of the power supply 3 GND Black Return ground 4 24 V Red DC 24 V system supply Admissible cable cross section 1 x 12 18 AWG or 2 x 16 18 AWG 2 4 4 X305 jumper...

Page 33: ...ve the NAC circuit is activated by an alarm in the case of a CPU error on the periphery board For the status of degraded mode during an active alarm NAC activation is set by the jumpers X602 and X603 The outputs are power limited and are supervised for short circuit and open circuit They are protected against direct short circuit of the output terminals The synchronization protocol is built into t...

Page 34: ... X601 Class A style Z supervised output connection Figure 10 X601 Class B style Y supervised output connection EOL resistance must be connected during non use EOL resistance 2 4 kΩ 0 5 W 2 5 2 X601 terminal block NAC 1 class A NAC 1 1 class B NAC 1 2 class B Pin Designation Description 4 NAC1 1 Positive feed for notification appliances for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1 1 class B 3 NAC1 1 Return feed for ...

Page 35: ...or NAC 1 2 class B Errors of the power PC are displayed on the PMI mainboard when degraded mode is activated X603 Jumper position Function Meaning 3 2 Enable degrade Enable degraded mode for NAC 1 2 class B Circuit will not activate the notification appliances if degraded mode is activated and an alarm is present 1 2 Disable degrade Disable degraded mode for NAC 1 2 class B Circuit will not activa...

Page 36: ...n the event of a further alarm 2 6 Bell follower input The periphery board has an input designed to connect to an external fire alarm control unit s NAC circuit so that the periphery board s NAC circuits can follow the activation of the NAC circuits from an external source 2 6 1 Wiring NAC is active 1 Fire detection device or bell extender 2 6 2 X801 Bell follower terminal block Pin Designation De...

Page 37: ...Description 1 AUX Positive feed for Aux circuit DC 24 V 2 AUX Return feed Aux circuit 3 AUX Positive feed for Aux circuit DC 24 V 4 AUX Return feed Aux circuit Admissible cable cross section 1 x 12 18 AWG or 2 x 16 18 AWG 2 8 Relays Common alarm relay The alarm relay changes state whenever a fire alarm is detected In degrade mode the alarm relay will still activate in case of a fire without proces...

Page 38: ...C Normally closed contact programmable relay 12 NO Normally open contact programmable relay Admissible cable cross section 1 x 12 18 AWG or 2 x 16 18 AWG NO NC normally open normally closed relates to the fire detection system s normal status 2 9 Detector circuits circuit driver 1 circuits 1 and 2 and circuit driver 2 circuits 3 and 4 The periphery board 500p has two independent integrated circuit...

Page 39: ... Inc 2016 02 25 2 9 1 Wiring Figure 11 Style 6 wiring Both circuits are supervised and power limited Figure 12 Style 4 wiring Both circuits are supervised and power limited 1 3 2 4 2 X1402 2 1 1 No EOL required 1 3 2 4 2 X1401 2 1 1 No EOL required Initiating device X1802 X1801 1 3 2 4 2 X1402 2 1 1 No EOL required 1 3 2 4 2 X1401 2 1 1 No EOL required Initiating device X1802 X1801 ...

Page 40: ...ve output for circuit 1 2 or circuit 3 2 3 1 Return feed for circuit 1 1 or circuit 3 1 4 1 Positive output for circuit 1 1 or circuit 3 1 Admissible cable cross section 1 x 12 18 AWG or 2 x 16 18 AWG 2 9 3 X1402 and X1802 terminal block detector circuits 2 and 4 X1401 Circuit driver 1 circuit 2 X1801 Circuit driver 2 circuit 4 Pin Designation Description 1 2 Return feed for circuit 2 2 or circuit...

Page 41: ...y 1 second and 2 fast flashes every 2 seconds Failsafe active local alarm signaling H1701 Yellow OFF Default ON Startup problems FDnet C NET core B clock 1 flash every 2 seconds Failsafe active no communication to PMI 2 fast flashes every 2 seconds Failsafe active local alarm 1 fast flash every 1 second Failsafe active signaling local alarm Flash every 1 second and 2 fast flashes every 2 seconds F...

Page 42: ...cuit Plug strip X601 Voltage DC 24 V Special Application for strobe loads Regulated for non pulsing loads Standby operating current Max 10 mA Active operating current Max 1x class A circuit or 2x class B circuits Max 3 A for 1x class A circuit Max 3 A per class B circuit 2x 3 A 6 A for 2x class B circuits Maximum circuit resistance 1 4 Ω 3 0 A Supervised for Open circuit Short circuit Ground fault...

Page 43: ... 252 Connectable circuits per integrated circuit card 2 style 6 or 4 style 4 mixed variants are possible Protocol FDnet C NET Circuit resistance Max 180 Ω Capacity 500 nF per circuit Cable types All twisted recommended You will find detailed specifications in the following documents A6V10315013 for Desigo A6V10333396 for Cerberus PRO Connectable devices See List of compatibility Monitored for Grou...

Page 44: ...02 25 Connection terminals Inputs outputs and detector circuits Design Plug in screw terminals Admissible cable cross section Once 12 18 AWG or twice 16 18 AWG Voice alarm supply Connecting plug X304 Output 24 V Output voltage DC 24 V nominal filtered Max output current 20 A Design Not power limited Short circuit proof ...

Page 45: ...can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions manual may cause interference to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment Operat...

Page 46: ... 8 Fernwood Road Florham Park NJ 07932 1 973 593 2600 www sbt siemens com FIS Siemens Industry Inc 2011 Technical specifications and availability subject to change without notice Document ID A6V10315038_f_en_ SAP order no A5Q00050751 FS20 FS920 Edition 2016 02 25 ...

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