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090070671

 - SCMAS5 - 

TECHNICAL MANUAL

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WARNING: don’t install any local alarm silencing switch if you need the system to be compliant with 

the EN54 standards (the button is intended to deactivate the optical-acoustic devices controlled by 

the output module, till the control unit forwards a new activation command).

Power

Supply Unit

Terminal board

24V
optical-acoustic
device

1N4001

AS protocol loop.

Connect the cable
shields togheter.

Dip switches

Rotary switches

Local 

silencing 

button

remote low 

absorption 

LEDs

Pins

5.6 K

Ω

End of line
resistance

Additional optical-

acoustic devices

in parallel

PSU fault output

Pic. 1 — Overview and wirings

4.2 Unplugging and plugging back the terminal board

In order to clip the wires without holding the whole box in your hand, the terminal 

board can be detached.

To unplug the terminal board:

•  

Insert the point of a small screwdriver between the green plasic block of 

the terminal board and the white plastic of the bottom side of the box;

•  

Gently lever over the whole lenght of the board to make it raise in the 

arrow’s direction (pic. 2);

•  

Pull the board out in the arrow’s direction.

To plug the terminal board back:

•  

Align the holes on the terminal board’s back with the pins;

•  

Slide back the board, pushing it as far as possible towards the box.

4.3 Serial address programming

Every module on the loop has a unique ID 

between 1 and 254

.

•  

Set the address by maneuvering the rotary switches labeled ×100 (hundreds), ×10 (tens), and ×1 (units) on 

the front of the box.

Pic. 1 shows the example ID 172 = 1×100 + 7×10 + 2×1

     Pic. 2 

 Detachable terminal board

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Содержание SCMAS5

Страница 1: ...TECHNICAL MANUAL SCMAS5 Optical acoustic device output control module for AS protocol loop 090070671 www acornfiresecurity com www acornfiresecurity com ...

Страница 2: ... as any other electronic or mechanic product As this item is meant to protect both property and people we invite the user to proportion the level of protection that the system offers to the actual risk also taking into account the possibility that the system was operated in a degraded manner because of faults and the like as well reminding that there are precise laws for the design and assemblage ...

Страница 3: ...ations and serial loop connection LED indicators power supply unit fault LED two colour LED indicator for alarm fault and silencing events Controls rotary dip switches to set ID address 6 pin dip switch to set operating functions Relay contacts carrying capacity 0 5 A 125 VAC 2 A 30 VDC Operating temperature 10 to 55 C 93 r h Weight 58 g Dimensions W 91 6 H 54 7 D 19 mm Distance between centers W ...

Страница 4: ...clip the wires without holding the whole box in your hand the terminal board can be detached To unplug the terminal board Insert the point of a small screwdriver between the green plasic block of the terminal board and the white plastic of the bottom side of the box Gently lever over the whole lenght of the board to make it raise in the arrow s direction pic 2 Pull the board out in the arrow s dir...

Страница 5: ...ic 3 Close the cover and hook the clips again paying attention as not to break them Pic 3 Opening the box and bridge location 4 5 Dip switch setting DIP SWITCH SETTINGS 1 2 and 3 Not used 4 Set to ON if the PSU FAULT clip is free or if it s connected to the fault line of a PSU that sends a 24 V line voltage during fault events no current otherwise Set to OFF if the PSU FAULT is connected to the fa...

Страница 6: ...t Alarm linked devices activated Red double blinking light Alarm linked devices muted by silencing button 7 ANOMALIES An erroneous dip switch setting can cause the module s fault signaling to malfunction The following table describes the effects caused by erroneous settings allowing to find and correct them before the system is actually used EFFECT POSSIBILE REASON The PSU FAULT LED and its remote...

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