System Sensor M500DMR Installation And Maintenance Instructions Download Page 1

  

 

 

Specifications

 

 

Principle

 

This information is included with the module as a quick reference installation guide. Refer to the control panel manufacturer’s installation manual 
for more detailed system information. If this module will be connected to an existing operational fire detection system, inform the building occupant 
or owner and local authority that the system will be temporarily out of service. Disconnect power from the communications loop before installing 
this module.  

General Description 

The 

M500DMR

 

multi input-output module

 is capable of replacing two Class B monitor modules and two individual relay control modules on an 

intelligent fire alarm loop. Each monitor input is intended to interface between a fire alarm control panel and one or more devices. Each relay output 
is intended for Form C switching applications which don’t require wiring supervision for the load circuit. 
Each monitored input has its own red LED, which can be controlled by the control panel. Each relay output has its own red LED, which can be 

controlled 

by the panel as well. 
The module address is selected by means of rotary decade address switches (See 

Figure 1

). These can be accessed either from the front or the top of 

the module. A screwdriver should be used to rotate the wheels to select the desired address. 
Each module can use up to four (4) addresses. The 

base 

address selected via the rotary address switches will be assigned to relay output #1 (R1) from 0

1

 

to 96. The module will automatically assign the next three addresses as appropriate to monitored input #1 (I1), relay output #2 (R2) and monitored 
input #2 (I2). 
If monitored 

relay output #2 (R2)

 

and / 

or 

input #2 (I2)

 are not used, please switch the corresponding DIP switch to the ‘OFF’ position with 

a

 

screwdriver 

(See 

Figure 1A

).  These two addresses will then be free to be used for other devices on the loop. 

This module can be used as an automatic switch which open circuits the line if the communication line voltage drops below 4 volts. If the line 
voltage rises above 7 volts the product will detect the removal of the fault condition and restore power to the product automatically. 

Installation

  

Note: Module 

M500DMR

 must only be connected to control panel using 

compatible proprietary analogue addressable communication protocols 
for monitoring and control. 
The module can be mounted in two ways

(

See Figure 3

). 

Wiring  

See 

Figure 4

 for wiring details. 

 

Figure 1. Rotary Decade Address Switches

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Figure 1

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1                                                                                    I56-002-00C 

 

108mm

94mm

24mm

Figure 2. Module Dimensions: 

  

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS  

 

M500DMR

 MULTIPLE MODULE  

WITH TWO MONITOR INPUTS  
AND TWO RELAY OUTPUTS  

 

28 Tuan Jie South Road, Xi’an National 

Hi-tech Industrial Development Zone 

Province of Shaanxi, 710075, China

Telephone: (029) 85387800  Fax: (029) 88332959

 

Normal Operating Voltage

 

Maximum Communication line series wiring resistance: 
Maximum Supervisory loop series wiring resistance

 

(monitor input):  

EOL Resistance

 

(monitor input)

 

Supervisory Voltage

 

(monitor input)

 

Standby Current for complete product: 
Relay Contact Rating: 
Operating Temperature Range: 
Operating Humidity Range: 
Dimensions: 
Addressing :

 

 

15 to 32 VDC 
40 Ohms 
1500 Ohms 
47K Ohms 
8.8

 

VDC 

1000

 

μ

2 Amps @

 

30

 

VDC 

; 1.5A @ 25VAC 

-5

 to 50

 

(23

to 122

10% to 93%

 

RH

 

(non-condensing) 

108mm (L) x 94mm (W) x 24mm (D) 

 

 

Module base address =  Relay #1 (R1) 
Module base a1 = Input #1 (I1) 
Module base a2 = Relay #2 (R2)- Can be disabled by DIP switch 

(See figure 1A). 

Module base a3 = Input #2 (I2)- Can be disabled by DIP switch 

(See figure 1A).

 

  

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

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