FCI FC-72 Series, Инструкция и руководство по эксплуатации

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NOTES
1. JT Cut to transmit system trouble to remote station via telephone line. (Terminals 25 & 26)
Relay K1 required.
2. JL Cut if reversing relay (K2) latch is NOT desired.
3. J12 Cut when using remote station signal via telephone line. (Terminals 25 & 26)
4. J13 Cut if RTI Remote Trouble Indicator is NOT used.
5. JRT1 Cut if RTI Remote Trouble Indicator is used.
6. J11 Cut if TCM-6, BMC-6 or CCM-6 is installed.
7. JS3 Cut if supervision of Terminals 3 & 4 is desired.
8. JS5 Cut if supervision of Terminals 4 & 5 is desired.
9. JRA/JRB Cut on each zone where remote zone LED annunciator is used. Cut on each zone where
Double Density Zone Detector Module (ZDM-D) is used.
10. J10A/10B Install to the right of the last zone in system unless followed by an auxiliary module
(ADAM, SRB, etc.)
11. J22 Cut to disable the Battery Bell Test from activating Bus 6.
12. JRR Cut to enable the city box switch to control the reversing relay.
13. Diode Jumper Position:
(Odd Zones- 1, 3, 5, etc.) (Even Zones- 2, 4, 6, etc.) Function
J1A J1B Alarm will activate master box/rel. output only.
J2A J2B Alarm will activate Bus 2.
J3A J3B Alarm will activate notif. appliance circuits,
Rev. relay, master box.
J4A J4B Alarm will activate aux. notif. appl. output only.
(Terms. 3 & 5)
J5A J5B Alarm will activate Bus 5.
J6A J6B Alarm will activate Bus 6.
14.
∆
Denotes supervised wiring.
• Denotes optional or accessory.
* Except for master box output, A.C. supply circuit and standby battery circuit.
15. Relay Number Location Part No.
Power Transfer Relay K4 BMFC-6 26592
Rev. & Signal 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 determine the appropriate standby batteries needed, see Section 19.
19. Main supply circuit input: 120 VAC, 60 Hz @ 2 amp./non-power limited circuit, output 24 VDC
nominal @ 4 amp. See Sections 11 & 20.
20. Standby battery circuit: Input 24 VDC nom. non-power limited circuit, output 27.2 VDC, 0.9 amp. max.
21. Initiating circuit output: 24 VDC nom. supervisory, 0.035 amp. max. alarm, power limited circuit.
See Section 16.
22. Notification appliance circuits: Output 24 VDC nom., 1.75 amp. max. alarm, power limited circuit.
See Section 7.
23. Supplementary notification appliance circuits-auxiliary alarm output: 24 VDC nom., 0.50 amp. max.
alarm per output, power limited circuit. See Section 6.
24. Polarity reversal circuit: 24 VDC nom., 0.13 amp. max., power limited circuit. See Section 12.
25. City Master box output: 24 VDC nom., 0.5 amp. max. alarm, non-power limited circuit. See Section 5.
26. Annunciator circuit: 24 VDC nom., 0.5 amp. max. alarm, power limited circuit. Do not connect
any load in excess of 0.1 amp.
27. RTI circuit: 24 VDC nom., 0.005 amp. max., power limited circuit. See Section 10.
28. Central Station connection per NFPA 72. See Section 24.
29. Proprietary Supervising Station System connection per NFPA 72, see Section 25.
30. Fuses:
F2 - Standby battery
F8 - Main Power Limiter, permanent. 5A
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