Simplex 4100-6065, Руководство по установке

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Installation Procedures
Install the
4100U/4100ES
Bays into the
2120 BMUX
Backbox Warning: Use a static control kit before you handle circuit boards and make sure to disconnect the
batteries from the system when you install the 4100U/4100ES circuit boards.
1. Remove the 2120 BMUX equipment from the 2120 Backbox and remember to correctly label
all wiring from the 2120 transponder(s) for use on the new 4100U/4100ES BMUX.
2. Install the new backbox hardware on the current 2120 BMUX backbox (refer to 4100U System
Installation to 2120 and 2001/2120 Back Boxes (579-766) for details and refer back to this
document before you install the 4100U/4100ES equipment).
3. Refer to the 4100ES Fire Alarm System - Installation Guide - (574-848) for instructions on how
to install the empty equipment bays into the new backbox and for installation information of the
CPU/FACP bay equipment (also refer to the figures above to view the general placement of the
modules in the CPU/FACP bay if necessary. This document also includes cable connection
information).
Install the
4100U/4100ES
BMUX Comms
Module 1. Refer to Figure 2 to install a PDI board in the second bay (use six screws and a Torx T15
screwdriver to secure the PDI board).
2. Insert the BMUX board in the PDI slot and insert the four screws into the stand-offs to secure
the board to the bay.
Setup
Procedures
1. From an authorized Service PC, install the latest version of the 4100U/4100ES programmer
application (refer to the 4100ES Fire Alarm - Programmer’s Manual (574-849) for information
on how to install the 4100U/4100ES programmer application on your PC).
2. From the Programmer, open the main job file (typically in the “4100UJOB” or “4100ESJOB”
folder). Refer to the 4100ES Fire Alarm - Programmer’s Manual (574-849) for information on
how open the main job file.
3. Access the BMUX Comms Module Properties from the correct Unit and Box icons (refer to the
4100ES Fire Alarm - Programmer’s Manual (574-849) for information on how to access the
hardware properties windows. This guide also includes information on how to add harware
(units, boxes, and cards) if you must add additional equipment.
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