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Control Functions .....................................................................................................................................7-4

Setting the Time and Date........................................................................................................................7-5

Reports.....................................................................................................................................................7-5

Diagnostics...............................................................................................................................................7-5

WalkTest ..................................................................................................................................................7-6

Setting WalkTest Options ................................................................................................................. 7-6

Advanced Operations...............................................................................................................................7-7

Upload/Download ............................................................................................................................. 7-7
Restarting the CPU ........................................................................................................................... 7-7
Viewing Software Revision Number and Job Info............................................................................. 7-7

Appendix A. Battery Standby Calculations

Current Draw for System Components ................................................................................................... A-1

Appendix B. Contact ID Default Values

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Page 2: ...registered trademarks of Tyco International Ser vices AG or its affiliates in the US and or other countries TrueAlarm analog smoke detection is protected by one or more of the following U S Patents 5...

Page 3: ...CT causes harm to the telephone network the telephone company will notify you in advance that temporary discon tinuance of service may be required But if advance notice isn t practical the telephone c...

Page 4: ...hapter 2 of this manual for specific DACT wiring instructions Telephone Line Network Demarcation Point Unused RJ 11 Jack Network Service Provider s Facilities DACT Computer Unused RJ 11 Jack Fax Telep...

Page 5: ...e to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed to provide reasonable p...

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Page 7: ...1 3 Photoelectric Smoke Detector 1 3 Heat Detector 1 3 Combination Photo Heat Detector 1 3 Detector Bases 1 3 User Interface 1 3 Logging In and Out 1 5 Login Logout Procedure 1 5 Overview Programming...

Page 8: ...Battery Tests 2 17 Programming IDCs NACs and AUX Relays 3 1 Default General Alarm Programming 3 2 Accessing Menus 3 2 Editing IDCs 3 2 Setting IDC Function Type 3 2 Entering Labels 3 4 Editing Alarm G...

Page 9: ...Overview 5 3 Default Programming 5 3 Programming the LED s Mode and Reference Point 5 4 Programming Panel LEDs 5 6 Setting LED Color 5 6 Setting LED Mode and Reference Point 5 6 Common LED Applicatio...

Page 10: ...WalkTest Options 7 6 Advanced Operations 7 7 Upload Download 7 7 Restarting the CPU 7 7 Viewing Software Revision Number and Job Info 7 7 Appendix A Battery Standby Calculations Current Draw for Syste...

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Page 13: ...s the applicable notification appliances LEDs and the panel tone alert The indications continue until an operator acknowl edges the condition Main System Board The 4006 base system includes the Main S...

Page 14: ...upervisory events In the event of a CPU failure a city card configured for a trouble output sends a trouble to the city circuit The card is mounted to the right of the MSB at the top of the chassis Th...

Page 15: ...eat Detector w rate of rise detection The rate of rise trigger is 15 F 25 F per minute Combination Photo Heat Detector The combination photo heat detector 4098 9602 4098 9602C is a combination photoel...

Page 16: ...Function Menu is displayed when the Function key is pressed at the high level status screen Use the Previ ous and Next keys to scroll through the list of functions The function key provides access to...

Page 17: ...all of the panel s program ming information This manual describes the process required to create a job from the front panel of the system Creating a job involves Setting the attributes of each IDC NA...

Page 18: ...output points NAC or relay you are given the opportunity to associate the point with an alarm group number The number can range from 1 100 and each point can be in up to three alarm groups When progra...

Page 19: ...duit from all other wiring as shown in the figure below Non power limited wiring must be separated from power limited wiring by a minimum of 1 4 Figure 2 1 Power Limited Shaded and Non Power Limited W...

Page 20: ...nt the backbox to the wall so that the top of the enclosure is no more than six feet above the floor Surface Mounting Refer to the figure below for hole dimensions Figure 2 2 Surface Mounting Hole Dim...

Page 21: ...be wired with IN OUT wiring from detector to detector and terminate with 733 893 EOLR Maximum allowed wiring resistance is 50 ohms per cir cuit Suggested wire is 18 AWG allowing up to 3500 distance f...

Page 22: ...MAIN SYSTEM BOARD CONVENTIONAL MSB C OPTIONAL EXPANSION IDC XIM PROVIDES 5 ADDITIONAL IDCs OPTIONAL CLASS A ADAPTER WIRING IS THE SAME AS FOR IDCs ON MSB 733 893 3 3K EOLR Class A Wiring Class B Wiri...

Page 23: ...visible appliances maxi mum wiring capacitance must be considered For TrueAlert Non Addressable notification appliances 22uF maximum is allowed If wiring is routed outside the building use of a listed...

Page 24: ...PLIANCES NAC NAC NAC NAC TB2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TB3 MAIN SYSTEM BOARD CONVENTIONAL MSB C B B B B A A 733 894 10K EOLR NAC TYPICAL AUDIBLE VISIBLE APPLIANCES NAC NAC N...

Page 25: ...otification appliances require the use of their associated listed external synchronization module Notification Circuit rating is 1 5 A maximum 1 35 A maximum strobe load per power supply Use the UL ra...

Page 26: ...lected for normally closed or normally open operation Shunt jumper setting see figure selects desired contact Relay 1 is programmable Its default operation is Com mon Alarm On Until Reset Jumper is P1...

Page 27: ...ervised Digital Alarm Communicator Receiver DACR com patibility is shown in Table 2 3 If wiring is routed outside the building use of a listed secondary protector is required Use Simplex 2081 9028 or...

Page 28: ...685 1 3 SUR GARD MLR2 DG Radionics D6600 Silent Knight 9000 Silent Knight 9500 SUR GARD MLR 2000 Contact ID Preferred 3 1 Standard 1800 2300 Hz 10 and 20PPS With 9032 Line Card TBD 3 1 Standard 1900...

Page 29: ...974 100 ohm 1 2W resistor see Note A in figure for line matching Shielded wire is not required for most installations If communications wiring is not in conduit with strobes or voice speaker circuits...

Page 30: ...grounds Wiring is supervised for opens and grounds but not power limited For specific information about reverse polarity and local energy circuits see Figure 2 13 If wiring is routed outside the buil...

Page 31: ...m EPS NACs and EPS AUX 24 V Compatible with Simplex 4098 Series Peripherals 2098 Series Relay Modules all Simplex 4090 Series IDNet Peripherals and 4610 9111 4606 9101 Annunciators If wiring is routed...

Page 32: ...50 Hz 1 5A maximum 1 Remove insulating cover marked with the high voltage warning 2 Connect AC feed wires to terminal block located at bot tom left of board Terminals are labeled LINE 120V and NEUTRAL...

Page 33: ...depleted battery cutout operation remove jumper per installation instructions Separate jumper removal required for main system board and EPS System pro gramming option Depleted Battery Cutout must als...

Page 34: ...no other troubles in the system the following is displayed SYSTEM NORMAL 12 00 am 21 FEB 03 If other troubles exist in the system the following is dis played FIRE SUPV TRBL 00 00 02 Pressing the TROUB...

Page 35: ...rate of one flash every two seconds Following the fourth flash the detector latches into alarm and the visible LED stays ON Battery Tests The batteries used with the 4006 FACP are sealed lead acid ty...

Page 36: ...with nominal 24V rating Table 2 6 Voltage Versus Temperature Temp C Temp F V cell min V cell max Min Battery Voltage Max Battery Voltage 0 32 2 294 2 367 27 53 28 40 5 41 2 284 2 352 27 41 28 22 10 50...

Page 37: ...g device notification appliance and the programmable AUX relay to the specific values required for the job Refer to Chapter 4 for information on programming the DACT refer to Chapter 5 for information...

Page 38: ...lowing steps to gain access to the programming menu 1 Press the MENU key Press NEXT or PREV until the Programming option is displayed Press ENTER The following displays FIRE ALARM SUSPENDED ENTER to P...

Page 39: ...IRE Short FIRE Open TROUBLE Heat Detector Zone DUCT Normal NORMAL Current Limited FIRE Short FIRE Open TROUBLE DUCT Detector Zone PULL Normal NORMAL Current Limited FIRE Short FIRE Open TROUBLE Pull S...

Page 40: ...e Use the NEXT and PREV keys to scroll through the list of IDC circuits 5 Press ENTER when the appropriate IDC is dis played Use the NEXT and PREV keys to scroll through the choices until Edit Label o...

Page 41: ...uits NACs on the base panel or the two optional NACs on the expansion power supply NACs cannot be added or deleted only edited Note If the panel is using an Expansion Power Supply set the EXP POWER sy...

Page 42: ...for NAC circuits containing visual only devices Set NAC Coding Pattern see Table 3 4 to SYNC Compatible devices include 4906 9101 wall mount visual only red 4906 9102 ceiling mount visual only red 490...

Page 43: ...e to the next let ter in the label Use the Word Library which is a stored list of com mon words sorted alphabetically Press the FUNCTION key on the front panel A prompt similar to the following appear...

Page 44: ...ENTER will accept any changes made and exit EXIT CLEAR key will quit the alarm group edit without saving Note Refer to table located at top of Page 3 1 for UL 864 compliant options Table 3 5 Relay Fun...

Page 45: ...the next letter in the label Use the NEXT and PREV keys Each time you press the NEXT key the display advances to the next character Likewise each press of the PREV key moves backward one character Us...

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Page 47: ...e top level menu structure Where possible the Exit Clear key backs out one level at a time There are cases however that the Exit Clear key will return the operator directly to the top level menu Acces...

Page 48: ...e DACT Options prompt The following prompt appears allowing you to enable or disable the DACT ENTER Accept Opt Enable DACT 2 Press ENTER The following appears Enable DACT OFF 3 Use the NEXT or PREV ke...

Page 49: ...om one digit to another Use the keypad numbers or use the NEXT and PREV keys to enter each number Press ENTER when the number is correctly entered A prompt appears asking you to confirm the number tha...

Page 50: ...reporting code double round at 20 pulses per second PPS Allows programmable reporting codes Refer to Programming Event Codes later in this chapter 4 2 pulse Four digit account code followed by two di...

Page 51: ...values please contact an authorized representative at the supervising station Any other trouble not specifically mentioned would have a code of 330 For example a trouble on an output device would repo...

Page 52: ...d press the ENTER key A prompt similar to the following appears asking you to confirm the changes you made ENTER Confirm Code A1 6 Press ENTER The prompt shown in Step 1 appears Note Event codes for S...

Page 53: ...the address set ting on the annunciator set via an 8 position dipswitch must match the setting that you specify when you program the unit For Canadian applications one red LED and one yellow LED must...

Page 54: ...ns 4 Press ENTER Use the NEXT and PREV keys to scroll through the choices until Add is displayed ENTER Accept Annuns Add 5 Press ENTER A prompt appears asking you to iden tify the specific type of ann...

Page 55: ...which point is being monitored by the LED called the reference point Identify which point state fire alarm trouble etc trig gers the LED to turn on This is called the mode See Programming the LED s Mo...

Page 56: ...ction Default Reference Point 1 TROUBLE IDC10 2 TROUBLE NAC2 3 FIRE IDC9 4 TROUBLE IDC2 5 FIRE IDC3 6 TROUBLE IDC3 7 FIRE IDC4 8 TROUBLE IDC4 9 FIRE IDC5 10 TROUBLE IDC5 11 FIRE IDC6 12 TROUBLE IDC6 1...

Page 57: ...int is in a trou ble condition Table 5 4 Common LED Reference Points Reference Point Description IDCs 1 10 Separate reference point for each IDC State monitored determined by selected LED mode Aux Rel...

Page 58: ...ED Mode and Reference Point An LED s mode allows you to specify which point is being monitored by the LED called the reference point and what point state triggers the LED to turn on 1 Follow Steps 1 t...

Page 59: ...Make sure the LED color is red Select the FIRE mode Select 22 101 as the reference point City DACT Disconnect required for Canadian panels This LED tracks whether the City DACT Disconnect system poin...

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Page 61: ...s Press the NEXT or PREV keys until OPTIONS appears ENTER Accept Options 4 Press ENTER The first prompt appears as follows ENTER Accept Opt Time Date Note The Exit Clear key is used to back out of men...

Page 62: ...es building signals sound on alarm for two min utes and then stop sounding How ever the alarm condition remains active Choose a timer range from 0 60 minutes default 0 no cutout Alarm Doors Allows the...

Page 63: ...n is displayed Option Settings Enable City Circuit This option activates the panel s city circuit Module If a city circuit is used in the system this option must be selected or a trouble will be repor...

Page 64: ...you started editing Save saves your edit changes Note Both discard and save restart the panel CLA Adapter 1 Set to ON if a Class A adapter mod ule is installed for the standard Initi ating Device Circ...

Page 65: ...ay pro vides information about the first highest priority alarm in the system without operator intervention If Display First Alarm is not selected a screen showing the overall system status is shown F...

Page 66: ...alarms are cleared the system is restored to its normal non alarm state e g all alarm notifi cation relays etc are turned off The alarm points are removed from the alarm list and the alarm LED turns o...

Page 67: ...is not allowed 5 Press ENTER when the appropriate point category i e IDC NAC is selected A display similar to the following appears IDC1 Fire NORMAL 6 Use the NEXT or PREV key to scroll through the l...

Page 68: ...Enable and Disable Press ENTER A prompt appears asking you to confirm the operation Press ENTER Keep the following in mind when enabling disabling points When a monitor point is disabled any status c...

Page 69: ...a report do the following 1 Press MENU 2 Press NEXT and PREV until the following prompt appears ENTER Accept Menu Reports 3 Press ENTER A prompt similar to the following appears ENTER Accept Rep ALOG...

Page 70: ...rouble condition cor rectly one of two things happen If the WalkTest signaling option is set to SIG the panel activates the panel s NACs for four seconds If the WalkTest signaling option is set to SIL...

Page 71: ...bles the panel for an upload or download operation This option does not however perform the transfer operation 1 Press MENU 2 Use the NEXT or PREV keys to scroll to the UPLD DWNLD menu choice 3 Press...

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Page 73: ...or 60 hr 2 From previous calculations locate total Alarm Current B in amperes B ______ 3 Identify Alarm Time D in minutes D ______ typically 5 10 or 15 min 4 Using the values in Steps 1 4 perform an I...

Page 74: ...____ 10 If the battery size initially selected is smaller than the result of step 9 above repeat the calculations using a larger battery size 20 Hour Rating C 20 Amps 20 Hour Rating C 20 Amps 2 2 Ah 0...

Page 75: ...C Fail GRP 01 ID 210 Trouble 301 EPS Battery GRP 01 ID 211 Trouble Earth GRP 01 ID 212 Trouble 310 Low Battery GRP 01 ID 213 Trouble 302 Battery Depleted GRP 01 ID 214 Trouble Low Battery Cutout GRP 0...

Page 76: ...ss GRP 01 ID 247 Trouble Elevator Bypass GRP 01 ID 248 Trouble Door Bypass GRP 01 ID 249 Trouble AV Tally Exceeded GRP 01 ID 250 Trouble WalkTest Active GRP 01 ID 251 Trouble Programming Mode GRP 01 I...

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