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MFP REPEATER PANEL

(Part No. FF596)

Installation Instructions

This  document  is  written  with  the  assumption  that  the  reader  is  familiar  with  the  functions  and
installation details of the MFP range of fire panels. If this is not the case, then please familiarise yourself
with the MFP Instructions before proceeding any further.

MFP Repeater System Overview

The MFP Repeater system is designed to mimic the key functions of the MFP Main panel at other parts
of a building. These functions include:

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Indicate zones in Fire (up to 32 zones, in multiples of eight)

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Indicate a general system fault

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Allow the user to Reset, Silence and Evacuate

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Provide control outputs for Fire and Fault Conditions.

Up to eight MFP Repeater panels (Part No. FF596) may be connected to one MFP Main panel with power
and communication transmitted using 2 core network cable. The wiring may be run in any convenient
way that complies with the relevant Fire and Electrical Regulations for the site. The wiring may also be
spurred if required, see Figure 1 below:

The Repeater system is implemented by installing a Repeater Transmitter PCB (Part No. FF596T) in the
MFP Main panel. This PCB handles the two wire communications network to the Repeaters.

Each Repeater consists of a Main Receiver PCB which connects to the 2 wire network. This PCB has the
Fault LEDs and controls and also incorporates the Fire Zone LEDs for the first eight zones. The Repeater
panel is expanded in multiples of eight by installing 8 Zone Extender PCBs (Part No. FF596R), up to a
maximum of 32 zones.

MFP Main Panel

MFP Repeater Panel (FF596)

MFP Repeater Panel (FF596)

2-core network

2-core

network spur

Houses:

1 x Main Control PCB

1 x Repeater Transmitter PCB

Houses:

1 x Main Receiver PCB

n x 8 Zone Extender PCB

Houses:

1 x Main Receiver PCB

n x 8 Zone Extender PCB

Figure 1 -  Repeater System Overview

Installation Instructions 

Approved Document No. DFUR50010A Rev 2

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Summary of Contents for FF596

Page 1: ...ay be run in any convenient way that complies with the relevant Fire and Electrical Regulations for the site The wiring may also be spurred if required see Figure 1 below The Repeater system is implem...

Page 2: ...locally then this link must be removed If the link is removed and the Auxiliary Power Supply fails or is not fitted then the Repeater will sense a Fault condition and indicate this appropriately PLK2...

Page 3: ...ector PL3 KEY PL1 Loom to Base Main Receiver PCB SW4 8 4 2 1 ADDRESS PLK1 PL2 EXPANSION PL1 INPUT 8 Zone Extender PCB PL1 INPUT 8 Zone Extender PCB PL2 OUTPUT PL1 INPUT 8 Zone Extender PCB PL2 OUTPUT...

Page 4: ...links on Main Control PCB Repeater Transmiter PCB FF596T PLK1 AUX PLK2 LOCAL SW1 ON VR1 VR2 Main Control PCB mounted in MFP Main Panel Long 10 way loom to Zone Cards if fitted Repeater Network Connec...

Page 5: ...of eight zones up to a maximum of 32 zones by the addition of an Extender kit Part No FF596R This kit consists of an 8 Zone Extender PCB looms and mounting hardware see Repeater Panel Installation se...

Page 6: ...in panel and the MFP Repeater s Setting the Repeater Addresses Each Main Receiver PCB must have a unique address to enable the system to be monitored The addresses are set up by fitting the supplied l...

Page 7: ...ily Pressing the Reset button on a Repeater whilst the keyswitch is in Arm Controls will also cause the MFP Main panel to execute a Reset cycle If there is no Fire Condition and no faults present afte...

Page 8: ...rative on Repeater otherwise Repeater responds to system state changes Cause 1 Keyswitch loom has become dislodged Solution 1 Refit loom Cause 2 Repeater s Main Receiver PCB has partially failed Solut...

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