Faraday 15220A, Руководство пользователя

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Step 1.) Installation is to be done only by qualified
personnel who have thoroughly read and
understood this instruction sheet.
Step 2.) Disconnect all power into system, including
batteries.
Step 3.) Remove L.E.D. indicator mask from main
board.
Step 4.) Install module onto main board.
A.) Place four nylon spacers (P/N 942456)
into mounting holes on the main board.
B.) Mount module with terminal block at the top.
NOTE: Main board connector J3 must be
straight to feed through back of the
module.
C.) Plug cable and connector ass'y (P/N 444729)
into the module connector J2 and main
board connectors J6 & J7 with the colored
rib on the dot at each connector
NOTE: J7 is not used on 15220A control units.
CAUTION: Check to see that the connectors
are properly seated on all of the pins.
Step 5.) If zone #1 is used for sprinkler supervisory
switches, diode D1 must be cut out the of module.
Step 6.) If the form "C" trouble contact is to be
programmed dry, jumper W1 must be cut out
of module.
Step 7.) Connect field wires as required.
Step 8.) Apply power to system.
Step 9.) Check for proper operation of module functions
and supervision of wires.
Step 10.) Replace L.E.D. indicator mask on main board.
NOTE: All unused Remote Annunciator outputs
must have a 5.6K ohm dummy load resistor.
Parts Supplied
1 15212 Remote Annunciator Module
4 942456 Nylon Spacer - 5/8"
1 444729 Cable and Connector Ass'y
1 444730 Instruction Sheet
Module Mounting Diagram
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND WIRING FOR
CAT. NO. 15212 REMOTE ANNUNCIATOR MODULE
444730 - Rev. B
The 15212 Remote Annunciator Module is an optional module for the 15220(A) or 15240(A) Fire Alarm System Control
Unit. This module provides a supervised annunciator output per zone capable of driving 21-28VDC L.E.D. indicators,
a form "C" system trouble contact, and a form "C" general alarm contact. This module also contains a yellow trouble
L.E.D. that will indicate an open condition or activated annunciator output. The form "C" trouble contact is powered
for driving a 21-28VDC remote trouble unit or it may be programmed dry for other applications.
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