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4.0 JUMPERS AND JUMPER MATRIX

The jumpers and jumper matrix for the BMFC are shown in Table 1.

5.0 MUNICIPAL BOX CONNECTION

BMFC Terminals and are for the supervised connection of a local energy city box or solenoid. The alarm

output on these terminals is 20 VDC for municipal box, and 24 VDC for solenoid. A “CITY BOX DISCONNECT”
Switch is provided for use when testing and servicing the control. When the switch is in the OFF position,
operation of the master box/solenoid is inhibited, the yellow LED above the switch will light, and a System
Trouble will occur.

When a solenoid is connected, the switch will inhibit the alarm dry contacts from transferring on alarm

if Jumper JRR DISC. is cut.

To connect the master box or solenoid, remove the 220 ohm, 5 watt resistor from Terminals and 2. DO NOT

connect this resistor to the master box or transmitter. Leave it in the bottom of the control cabinet for trouble
shooting purposes. Connect master box or solenoid wiring to Terminals 1(+) and 2 ( - ). For solenoid, verify that
R24 is replaced by a fuse, 4 amps @ 24 VDC. For master box, verify that field wiring does not exceed 35 ohms.
For solenoid field wiring, refer to the table. Check with a meter before making final connections. To disable the
city box switch, consult the factory.

JUMPER

FUNCTION

J-11

Cut if TCM-6, BMC-6 or CCM-6 module is installed.

J-12

Cut when Reversing Relay is being used to transmit an alarm via telephone lines.

J-13

Cut if RTI (Remote Trouble Indicator)is NOT used.

J-10A,B

Install to the right of the last zone in system unless followed by an auxiliary module
(ADAM, SRB, etc.)

J-RA,B

Remove this jumper on each zone where an RZA (Remote Zone Annunciator) is
used or when a ZDM-D is used.

JRR

Cut if the City Box Switch is required to disable the Polarity Rev. Output in alarm.

J-RTI

Cut if RTI is used—jumper located next to Terminals 17-19.

JT

Cut to transmit a system trouble to Remote Station via telephone lines.
(Terms. 25 26).

JS3

Cut for supervision of Terminals 4.

JL

Cut if K2 Reversing relay is to be non-latching

J20

Cut for remote reset function.

J5

Factory use only

J22

Cut if Alarm Bus 6 is being used.

JS5

Cut for supervision of Terminals 5.

J31-34

Install when using a ZDM-D module.

DIODE JUMPER

FUNCTION

POSITION
ZONES

ZONES

1, 3, 5 etc.

2, 4, 6 etc.

JIA

JIB

Alarm activates master box output only.

J2A

J2B

Alarm activates bus 2.

J3A

J3B

Alarm activates notification appliance circuits, reversing relay and city box circuit.

J4A

J4B

Alarm activates aux. alarm  output only. (Terminals 3 - 5)

J5A

J5B

Alarm activates Bus 5.

J6A

J6B

Alarm activates Bus 6.

NOTE: If Alarm Busses 2 or 5 are used:

Cut CR71 and CR72 on BMFC,
Cut CR5 and CR22 on ZMC

Table 1

NOTE: This output is is fused at 4 amps. Do not exceed 3 amps. The output voltage depends on which device is
connected to the circuit. A minimum battery voltage of 23.3 VDC is required to operate the solenoid circuit.

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Страница 1: ...ION OPERATING MANUAL Copyright 1988 Part Number 9000 0007 Published in the U S A Version 5 1 All rights reserved Serial Number____________________ 301 2nd Ave Waltham MA 02451 1133 USA TEL 781 487 0088 FAX 781 370 4132 firealarmresources com ...

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Страница 3: ...4 0 Smoke Detector Output 14 15 0 Zone Alarm Dry contacts 14 16 0 Initiating Circuits 14 16 1 Zone Detector Module ZDM 14 16 2 Verification Zone Detector Module VZM 16 16 3 Double Density Zone Detector Module ZDM D 17 16 4 Sprinkler Supervisory Service 18 17 0 Remote Zone Annunciation 19 17 1 Remote Zone Annunciation with ZDM or VZM Module 19 17 2 Remote Zone Annunciation with ZDM D Module 19 18 0...

Страница 4: ...es may have their own local requirements for the way the fire alarm system is installed and used Most local authorities base their requirements on the NFPA codes but there may be important differences You must install this system in the way in which the authority having jurisdiction requires If you do not know which authority has jurisdiction in your area contact your local fire department or buil...

Страница 5: ... are logged with a code keep the log that explains the code with the manual so that it is available to other people working on the panel Like all solid state electronic devices this system may operate erratically or be damaged when subjected to lightning induced transients Although no system is completely immune to lightning transients and interfer ence proper grounding will reduce susceptibility ...

Страница 6: ...No type of smoke detector can sense every kind of fire caused by carelessness and safety hazards such as smoking in bed violent explosions escaping gas improper storage of flammable materials overloaded electri cal circuits children playing with matches or arson Audible visual warning devices such as horns bells or strobes may not alert people if these devices are located on the other side of clos...

Страница 7: ...UTPUT ALARM WILL ACTIVATE AUXILIARY ALARM OUTPUT ONLY TERM 3 5 ALARM WILL ACTIVATE BUS 5 ALARM WILL ACTIVATE BUS 6 Bus 3 J7 Bus 6 Bus 5 Bus 1 J1 Bus 2 Bus 4 J6 Zone Alarm Output 4 Pin JPS Matrix 4 Pin JPS Matrix old style J8 J6 J7 J1 Diodes Shown in Standard Configuration Master Box Activate Term 5 Activate Term 3 Activate Alarm Bus Signal Relay Activate Reversing Relay Activate Zone Alarm Output ...

Страница 8: ...1 2 to 24 VDC TP 13 Pwr Supply Fault Zero VDC 1 2 to 24 VDC TP 14 Gen Syst Trbl Zero VDC 1 2 to 24 VDC TP 15 Supv of K4 relay Zero VDC 1 2 to 24 VDC contacts NOTE All the above voltages are approximate and it is entirely possible to have a trouble condition with readings other than shown If your voltage readings differ and you cannot solve your trouble condition by consulting this manual please co...

Страница 9: ... LED will remain lit until the master box and the control are reset 1 2 Zone Module Switches Operational switches mounted on the zone modules are as follows Zone Maintenance Switch Each zone has a maintenance switch Operation of this switch will disconnect the zone alarm output This will also cause both a System and a Zone Trouble Other zones are not affected by the operation of any one zone maint...

Страница 10: ...ersing Relay is being used to transmit an alarm via telephone lines J 13 Cut if RTI Remote Trouble Indicator is NOT used J 10A B Install to the right of the last zone in system unless followed by an auxiliary module ADAM SRB etc J RA B Remove this jumper on each zone where an RZA Remote Zone Annunciator is used or when a ZDM D is used JRR Cut if the City Box Switch is required to disable the Polar...

Страница 11: ...To configure the FC 72 for presignaling install the J3A J3B diode jumper for general alarm as described in Table 1 Install J4A J4B diode jumper to the right of all presignaling zones See Table 1 Then connect general alarm notification appliances to the common alarm output Terminals 6 through 13 Connect the presignal appliance to Terminals 3 4 and 5 using the directions above Do not exceed 0 5 amp ...

Страница 12: ... cycle march time pattern CCM 6 Common Coder Module Provides a variety of common coded signals programmable in the field The output parameters of the notification appliance circuits are as follows Voltage 24 VDC nom Max ripple voltage 071 VAC RMS Supervisory current 0017 amp Alarm Current 1 75 amp Power Limited Supervised Each notification appliance circuit module has a yellow LED which indicates ...

Страница 13: ...ce Circuit Yellow LED on TCM BCM 1 Open in ckt wiring Remove the wiring and check for opens is lit 2 PTC open Hold the System Reset switch down for five 5 seconds 3 Relay coil defective Check the coil for 700 ohms resistance Replace if necessary SHORT CIRCUIT LED lit 1 Short circuit in Check notification appliance circuits for shorts the field wiring See section on SHORT CIRCUIT LED 2 Non polarize...

Страница 14: ...sing relay is energized Terminal 16 is common 15 is normally open and 14 is normally closed See Figure 6 Reversing relay K2 P N 4500 0024 must be installed in the socket provided These contacts are rated 5 amps 26 VDC resistive Intended for connection to circuits powered from a Listed power limited source of supply 9 0 COMMON TROUBLE DRY CONTACTS Whenever a System Trouble occurs the trouble dry co...

Страница 15: ...e telephone lines Term 25 will now be negative and Term 26 will be positive To transmit a trouble signal to the remote station cut Jumper JT which is located above relay K1 This will remove power from the output in the event of a System Trouble but will not inhibit an alarm signal Relay K1 must be installed in order to transmit a trouble The output parameters for the Polarity Reversal circuit are ...

Страница 16: ...UITS 16 1 Zone Detector Module ZDM Terminals 37 through 40 are provided for each zone and will accept U L Listed normally open initiating devices such as heat detectors thermostats and manual stations See Figures 12 and 13 FCI approved U L Listed compatible two wire photoelectric and ionization smoke detectors that use the supervisory current from the initiating circuit as their power source can b...

Страница 17: ...de jumpers should be installed in positions J3A and J3B The J10A J10B jumper to the LEFT of each zone should be removed for supervision D WIRING U L Listed N O Detection Devices or 4 wire smoke detectors may be used For FCI approved U L Listed and Multiple Listed 2 wire smoke detectors see FCI Addendum P N 9000 0427 Class A Style D Operation Remove the 3 9K ohm 1 2 watt resistor from Terminals 37 ...

Страница 18: ...t in the presignaling alarm state waiting for the first alarm to be verified If a subsequent alarm comes in from a smoke detector in the circuit the VZM will initiate a System Alarm indicated by the red LED If a subsequent alarm is not received within 100 seconds the VZM will return to its normal supervisory condition The output parameters of an initiating circuit with a Verification Zone Module a...

Страница 19: ... devices wired either Class B Style B in both circuits Zone A and Zone B or Class A Style D in Zone A and Class B Style B in Zone B at Terminals 36 through 40 of the BMFC or ZMC NOTE When wiring Zone A for Style D operation a Model V E O L must be used consult factory Each zone on the ZDM D is capable of powering a specific number of two wire smoke detectors The output parameters of the initiating...

Страница 20: ...s A or B Style D or B Zone B Class B Style B Using Figure 17 as a guide connect the field wiring to Terminals 36 through 40 16 4 Sprinkler Supervisory Service The ZDM module may be used for sprinkler supervisory service by observing the following procedure A Remove jumper J3A or J3B depending on the zone to be used if there is to be no municipal notification for supervisory purposes B Insert jumpe...

Страница 21: ...ate Connect as follows 1 Cut W1 for Zone A or W2 for Zone B jumpers are located on ZDM D 2 Connect the annunciator common to Terminal 41 between Zones 1 and 2 3 Connect the individual LED lamp wires to Terminal 35 for ZDM D Zone A and Terminal 34 for Zone B for each zone annunciated 18 0 ACCESSORY ZONE SIGNAL OUTPUT A Alarm by Zone Output Terminal 42 This is to be used only with FC 72 series acces...

Страница 22: ...o the appropriate section of this m manual for further instructions The following problems will cause a common System Trouble condition but will not be indicated individually TROUBLE CIRCUIT COMPONENTS If the failure of a component associated with the trouble circuits should occur and field repairs are not possi ble all initiating and notification appliance circuits will continue to function but T...

Страница 23: ... Smoke Det Photoelectric 00005 A SBS 1101 Smoke Det Ionization 00010 A SBS 1201 Smoke Det Photoelectronic 00012 A 301 Series Smoke Det 00012 A 4WSD 4 Wire Smoke Det EOL Relay NOTES FC 72 1 contains BMFC 6 PS 6 one ZDM and one BCM 6 BMC 6 TCM 6 or CCM 6 Included in BMFC 6 and or ADAM 6 Power requirements are as above With both circuits in alarm Consult factory Alarm current is limited by zone modul...

Страница 24: ...nections to the various units CONNECT ATTE B TERMS 4 6 7 TOGETHER NOTE CONNECT BMFC TERMS 30 29 21 16 20 15 16 20 29 TOGETHER 7 8 6 TRANSMITTER 5 4 3 ATTE B POTTER Figure 18 Connection of Potter ATTE B Transmitter 6 STU 2Z UL STU 4Z UL ALARM CIRCUIT TROUBLE CIRCUIT S2 S1 STU 11Z UL 3 2 1 4 5 OR STU EOL 21024 0001 UNIT STU EOL UNIT 21024 0001 15 16 20 BMFC 21 J1 J2 Figure 19 Connection to Versus ST...

Страница 25: ...his will prevent the silencing of notification appliances during a waterflow alarm SPRINKLER SUPERVISORY Remove the associated Zone Module ZDM from the mother card and cut the 1N4004 diode labeled latch On the diode matrix at the right of the Sprinkler Supervisory ZDM module move the program diode down one position from the factory installed position Reinstall the module into the mother card This ...

Страница 26: ...wires away from connector terminals For system supervision Do not use looped wire under the terminals Break the wire run to provide supervision of connections WIRING INFORMATION Refer to the installation instructions furnished with each detector 25 1 PSD CPD Series Detectors Different CPD PSD detector base models may be mixed and matched without restrictions If you have installed a jumper between ...

Страница 27: ...2WRLT Base with Remote Indicator option 2 WB Base less options 2WRLT Base with Remote Indica tor and Remote Test Switch options 2WRB Base with relay option 9000 0007 Page 25 of 28 firealarmresources com ...

Страница 28: ...01 series detectors may be mixed and matched without restrictions 25 3 Model 301 Smoke Detectors For best system performance it is recommended that the circuit wires be twisted pair and installed in separate grounded conduit to protect the circuit from extraneous electrical interference Different SBS 301 series detectors may be mixed and matched without restrictions Figure 22 Typical Wiring diagra...

Страница 29: ...wo wire photoelectric or ionization detectors FCI CPD PSD 301 and SBS series per circuit see FCI Addendum P N 9000 0427 When configuring the initiating circuits for Class A Style D the FCI model VEOL P N 1120 0141 may be required 9000 0007 Page 27 of 28 firealarmresources com ...

Страница 30: ...l Relay K2 K3 BMFC 6 4500 0024 Trouble Relay K1 BMFC 6 4500 0024 Transfer Relay K1 PS 6 26592 16 EOL D 3 9K 1 2 watt 5 resistor Optional EOL D 3 3K 1 2 watt 5 resistor For use with ZDM module only in Class B Style B circuits of up to 750 ohms circuit resistance Not FM Approved 17 When system is supplied in two or more enclosures mount adjacent with inter connection cable in metallic raceway 18 To ...

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