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The LEDs for amplifiers not compatible with the CSNAC option are summarized in Table 4. 
 

Table 4. LED Indications for Flex Amplifiers Not Compatible with CSNAC 

LED # 

LED name 

Meaning  

LED1 Comm 

Loss 

Steadily on when the amplifier is not communicating with the 
system CPU 

LED2 IN_TBL 

Single blink: input channel 1 failure 
Double blink: input channel 2 failure 
Steadily on: failure on input channels 1 and 2 

Applies to analog or digital audio riser. 

LED3 OUT_TBL2 

Steadily on during Power Stage 2 Overcurrent 
Failure/Output Supervision Trouble 

LED4 OUT_TBL1 

Steadily on during Power Stage 1 Overcurrent 
Failure/Output Supervision Trouble 

LED5 

NAC 3 Status 

Steadily on when NAC 3 is on or in Trouble condition 

LED6 

NAC 2 Status 

Steadily on when NAC 2 is on or in Trouble condition 

LED7 

NAC 1 Status 

Steadily on when NAC 1 is on or in Trouble condition 

LED8 

NAC3_PS2 

NAC 3 routed to Power Stage 2 

LED9 

NAC2_PS2 

NAC 2 routed to Power Stage 2 

LED10 

NAC1_PS2 

NAC 1 routed to Power Stage 2 

 

The LEDs for amplifiers compatible with the CSNAC option are summarized in Table 5. 
 

Table 5. LED Indications for Flex Amplifiers Compatible with CSNAC 

LED # 

LED name 

Meaning  

LED1 IN_TBL 

 

Single blink: input channel 1 failure 
Double blink: input channel 2 failure 
Steadily on: failure on input channels 1 and 2 

Applies to analog or digital audio riser. 

LED2 Comm 

Loss 

Steadily on when the amplifier is not communicating with the 
system CPU 

LED3 OUT_TBL1 

Steadily on during Power Stage 1 Overcurrent 
Failure/Output Supervision Trouble 

LED4 OUT_TBL2 

Steadily on during Power Stage 2 Overcurrent 
Failure/Output Supervision Trouble 

LED5 

NAC 3 Status 

Steadily on when NAC 3 is on or in Trouble condition 

LED6 

NAC 2 Status 

Steadily on when NAC 2 is on or in Trouble condition 

LED7 

NAC 1 Status 

Steadily on when NAC 1 is on or in Trouble condition 

LED8 

NAC3_PS2 

NAC 3 routed to Power Stage 2 

LED9 

NAC2_PS2 

NAC 2 routed to Power Stage 2 

LED10 

NAC1_PS2 

NAC 1 routed to Power Stage 2 

 
 
 

LED Indications 

Flex Amplifiers Not 
Compatible with 
CSNAC Option 

Flex Amplifiers 
Compatible with 
CSNAC Option  

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Summary of Contents for Flex 4100ES

Page 1: ...ible with both 4100U and 4100ES Fire Alarm Control Panels FACP IMPORTANT Verify FACP System Programmer Executive and Slave Software compatibility when installing or replacing system components Refer t...

Page 2: ...y with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operat...

Page 3: ...Circuit CSNAC option 4100 1212 1261 Analog Flex 50 Flex 35 Amp 25 VRMS 4100 1213 1262 Analog Flex 50 Flex 35 Amp 70 VRMS 4100 1226 1263 Digital Flex 50 Flex 35 Amp 25 VRMS 4100 1227 1264 Digital Flex...

Page 4: ...Indications section at the end of this document Introduction to the Flex Amplifiers Continued Flex Amplifiers Compatible with CSNAC Option NAC STATUS LEDs LED 5 7 LED ON when NAC is ON or in trouble...

Page 5: ...no power to power stage 0 A signal 85 mA card Flex 35 Alarm state 4 00 A signal 74 mA card Supervision state 351 mA signal 74 mA card Low power state NACs in supervision no power to power stage 0 A si...

Page 6: ...en the card and the CPU Set this switch to ON SW1 2 through SW1 8 These switches set the card s address within the FACP Refer to Table 1 for a complete list of the switch settings for all of the possi...

Page 7: ...ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON 88 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON 29 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 89 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 30 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON 90 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON 31 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 91 OFF...

Page 8: ...f the XPS is providing power for two Flex Amplifiers see Figure 5 for mounting placement Power Distribution Interface PDI 4x5 Module 4x5 Module 4x5 Module Expansion Power Supply XPS 4x5 Module 4x5 Mod...

Page 9: ...Block C Expansion Power Supply XPS Space Not Available Block B Block D Slots 5 6 Slots 7 8 Flex Amp Figure 5 Mounting Placement Two Flex Amplifiers Continued on next page Installing the Amplifier ont...

Page 10: ...w Figure 6 Mounting onto the Power Distribution Interface Installing the Amplifier onto the PDI Continued Mounting FLEX AMPLIFIER 6 SCREW This connector is unused An open slot in the back of the ampli...

Page 11: ...m 3 212 ft 979 m 2 020 ft 616 m 70 30 15 10 860 ft 3 310 m 6 800 ft 2 073 m 4 270 ft 1 301 m 2 689 ft 820 m 70 20 10 16 212 ft 4 941 m 10 190 ft 3 106 m 6 400 ft 1 951 m 4 030 ft 1 228 m 70 10 5 32 40...

Page 12: ...AWG 3 309 mm2 Field wiring is supervised and power limited Total available Flex 50 power is 50 W 2A 25 VRMS 0 707A 70 7 VRMS Total available Flex 35 power is 35 W 1 4A 25VRMS 0 5A 70 7 VRMS NACs and p...

Page 13: ...iring is supervised and power limited Total available Flex 50 power is 50 W 2A 25 VRMS 0 707A 70 7 VRMS Total available Flex 35 power is 35 W 1 4A 25 VRMS 0 5A 70 7 VRMS NACs and power stages can be c...

Page 14: ...NAC Wiring Amplifier Field Wiring Continued Constant Supervision NAC CSNAC Wiring 1 Leave the 10 K resistors on the B and B terminals of unused circuits 2 Remove the 10 K resistors from the B and B te...

Page 15: ...NAC1_PS2 NAC 1 routed to Power Stage 2 The LEDs for amplifiers compatible with the CSNAC option are summarized in Table 5 Table 5 LED Indications for Flex Amplifiers Compatible with CSNAC LED LED name...

Page 16: ...supervised and a trouble will not be generated when the power stage is shut down The NAC expansion card or Class A card connected to the amplifier does not match the Programmer configuration for that...

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