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NZ 3200 AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM SYSTEM OPERATORS MANUAL Document No........................................................................MG059WO4 Issue No.................................................................................................3 Serial No................................................................................................... th Issue Date..................................................................10 February 2000 Software Version..................................................................................4.0 APPROVED TO: NZS 4512:1997 AS/NZS 3548:1992 Fire Alarm Systems in Buildings. Electromagnetic Interference. AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD UNIT D, 33 PORANA ROAD GLENFIELD AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND PH : 64-9-443 8072 FAX : 64-9-443 8073 NOTE: INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. UNCONTROLLED DOCUMENT AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 1 CONTENTS 1 2 CONTENTS...............................................................................................................2 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................4 2.1 2.2 3 4 Unpacking And Inspection........................................................................................... 4 Anti Static Precautions................................................................................................. 4 SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................4 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ..........................................................................................5 1.1 General Description...................................................................................................... 5 System Layout......................................................................................................................... 5 4.3 Main System Board API 708......................................................................................... 6 4.3.1 4.3.2 4.3.3 4.3.4 4.3.5 4.3.6 4.3.7 4.3.8 4.3.9 4.3.10 4.3.11 4.3.12 4.4 Zone Board - API 588.................................................................................................. 10 4.4.1 4.5 5 Detector Circuits ....................................................................................................................7 Bell Circuits ............................................................................................................................7 Bell Isolate (Internal) .............................................................................................................7 Self Test ..................................................................................................................................7 Walk Test ................................................................................................................................8 Door Interlock.........................................................................................................................8 Fault Indicators ......................................................................................................................8 DBA Input ...............................................................................................................................8 Power Supply .........................................................................................................................9 Mains On Indicator ................................................................................................................9 Ancillary Power Output .........................................................................................................9 Fusing .....................................................................................................................................9 Detector Circuits ..................................................................................................................10 Batteries ...................................................................................................................... 10 CONNECTING DEVICES........................................................................................11 5.1 Detectors ..................................................................................................................... 11 5.1.1 5.2 6 Detector Limitations ............................................................................................................11 Bells and Sounders .................................................................................................... 12 CONNECTING BRIGADE INTERFACES ...............................................................13 6.1 7 Connecting a Signal Generating Device (BD0678) ................................................... 13 SETTINGS...............................................................................................................14 7.1 Main System Board (API 708) Settings...................................................................... 14 7.1.1 7.1.2 7.2 Setting zone bell output ............................................................................................. 15 7.2.1 7.2.2 7.3 Setting zone brigade call output ........................................................................................15 Setting zone configuration .................................................................................................15 Zone card (API 588) Settings. ................................................................................... 16 7.3.1 7.3.2 7.3.3 7.3.4 8 Setting the number of zone cards......................................................................................14 Miscellaneous settings .......................................................................................................14 Setting the address of the zone cards...............................................................................16 Setting zone bell output ......................................................................................................17 Setting zone brigade call output ........................................................................................17 Setting zone configuration .................................................................................................17 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL OPERATION..........................................................19 8.1 Installing the NZ3200 .................................................................................................. 19 8.1.1 8.1.2 9 Removing and reinstalling the index panel ......................................................................19 Initial operation ....................................................................................................................19 SYSTEM OPERATION............................................................................................20 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 Resetting the system.................................................................................................. 20 Isolating the Bells/Sounders...................................................................................... 20 Using the Walk Test facility........................................................................................ 20 Self Test Facility ......................................................................................................... 20 Trial Evacuation .......................................................................................................... 20 10 OPTIONS ................................................................................................................21 10.1 ASPI relay board ..................................................................................................... 21 Page 2 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 11 TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................22 12 INDEX PANEL ENGRAVING..................................................................................23 12.1 NZ3200/16 without DBA. For rear service F.I.P. .................................................... 23 12.2 NZ3200/16 with DBA . For rear service F.I.P. ........................................................ 24 NZ3200/16 For front service F.I.P. ........................................................................................ 25 12.4 NZ3200/32 For Rear service F.I.P ........................................................................... 26 12.5 NZ3200/32 For Rear service F.I.P ........................................................................... 27 13 14 15 16 Appendix A. BATTERY CALCULATION. .............................................................28 Appendix B. EXAMPLE BATTERY CALCULATION............................................29 Appendix C. DETECTOR CIRCUIT LIMITATIONS................................................30 Appendix D. COMPATIBLE OUTPUT DEVICES...................................................34 Page 3 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 2 INTRODUCTION 2.1 Unpacking And Inspection Carefully check packing before unpacking goods for any transit damage. Unpack the goods and check both externally and internally for any loose or damaged components that may affect the appearance, installation or operation of the goods. The index is supplied loose. 2.2 Anti Static Precautions To prevent damage to panel components please ensure before touching or handling any of the wiring or printed circuit boards within the panel that you are correctly earthed. 3 SPECIFICATIONS Size - Mains Supply - 450H x 400W x 130D (NZ 3200/16) 753H x 400W x 130D (NZ 3200/32) 230V AC ± 10% @ 0.5A Power Supply Battery Charger Output Voltage Output Current(continuous) Output Current(peak) Quiescent Current API708 Quiescent Current API588 Bell Circuits Auxiliary Relay 27V 1A 1.8A 0.045A 0.053A 2 X 2A Change Over Contacts @ 30V,5A Detector Circuits Maximum Cable Loop Impedance 50 Σ Page 4 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 4 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 4.1 General Description The NZ3200 is available in two standard formats - the NZ3200/16 and the NZ3200/32. The NZ3200/16 accommodates the API708 Main System Board, and one, eight-zone circuit boards (API588) giving a total of 16 circuits. These circuits can operate with smoke detectors, heat detectors and manual call points. The NZ3200/32 panel accommodates the API708 Main System Board, and up to three eight-zone circuit boards (API 588) giving a maximum capacity of 32 circuits. System Layout MAINS SWITCH BLOCK DBA EXT. INTER- DEFECT LOCK TRANSFORMER AC F1 3A TB2 SET +27V 0V BAT 0V Mains On R2 RV1 U1 M1 SGD Type II R10 CN1 F2 1A R9 FIRE D5 D6 BZ1 DBA F3 3A D8 SW1 AUXILARY OUTPUT TB3 N/O AUX D1 + CHARGER VOLTAGE RELAY AREA AC TB1 4.2 D9 NORMAL DEFECT COM D10 D11 N/C CN3 ISOLATE BELL + LMP1 NORMAL D16 D15 POWER CN4 SWITCHES R21 - RELAY AREA BELL SELF WALK D22 Battery BELL System RESET D24 - BUZZER D21 D18 D20 D23 + Defects Bell TB4 SW2 2A MUTE TEST Ext. SW4 ISOLATE SW6 RESET SW5 F5 D33 2A V.SENSE LAMP DEFECT D31 FIRE RV2 D28 CN5 SW3 D26 F4 TRIM Z1 TB5 D36 Z2 + Z2 - D40 DEFECT D39 FIRE + Z3 - Z3 + Z6 - D48 D49 DEFECT MIMIC LED Z4 FIRE API 708 D50 + Z5 - Z5 SW8 TB6 SW7 D43 DEFECT D44 D47 FIRE + Z4 - D51 D52 DEFECT Z6 SW9 D53 FIRE D55 D56 FIRE + Z8 - DEFECT D54 + Z7 - Z7 NZ3200 Main system board DEFECT D57 D58 D59 FIRE CN10 25 Nov 1998 Z8 CN6 G1 ZD1 TB1 TRANSPONDER AREA DEFECT D37 D38 FIRE D41 RELAY AREA + Z1 - Z1 + Z1 + Z2 Z2 + Z3 Z3 + API 588 Z4 + Z4 Z5 + Z5 Z6 + Z6 Z7 + Z8 Z7 - API 588 8 ZONE AZF Z8 Figure 4.1 NZ3200/16 System Layout Page 5 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 4.3 Main System Board API 708 The Main System Board provides most of the functions, common connections required by the NZ3200 system and the first eight zones. The API 708 provides the following: Bell circuits. Transponder connections. Controls - Reset, Bell Isolate etc. System status indication. Power supply. Eight zone circuits. ASPI relay connection SGD Type II connection Direct Brigade Alarm input External defect connection Interlock connection Auxillary relay isolate switch AC input fuse Power supply connetion AC F1 3A R1 0V BAT 0V M1 AC D7 + ZD4 C7 D5 R10 C8 F2 1A L1 SW1 AUXILARY OUTPUT C6 C9 + NORMAL R15 LMP1 R26 R23 R24 R22 D19 Battery System RESET M12 R47 R48 M13 R49 C30 ZD10 R50 L3 R51 R52 R53 L4 M15 R55 C34 ZD11 M16 R56 M17 R58 M18 R59 M19 R62 D26 D28 D31 D36 C25 Z3 FIRE U10 D47 X1 Z4 D48 R54 RN13 U17 FIRE DEFECT D51 U14 D52 C35 RN12 R69 FIRE C39 ZD13 R66 C38 U16 Zone fire indicator R67 D57 DEFECT D58 C40 U18 D59 CN10 Zone defect indicator Extended LED connnection zones 1-8 DEFECT FIRE NZ3200 Main system board Extended LED Connection Switch Connection Defect indicators Reset switch Z6 Z7 R68 API 708 Z5 D54 CN7 DEFECT D55 CN9 D56 C37 ZD12 R60 D50 U15 ASPI Mimic R57 C32 D53 C33 CN8 U13 D49 FIRE RN11 CN6 DEFECT SW7 U11 R65 25 Nov 1998 R46 C31 Z8 MIMIC LED R45 Z1 RN10 M11 U6 R42 D42 D45 D46 U12 D39 R44 C29 ZD9 D43 R43 R64 M10 D40 C24 ZD8 DEFECT D44 R39 R41 D41 R38 M9 C36 D37 Z2 M8 M14 DEFECT FIRE C27 C23 ZD7 SW8 R37 DEFECT Z1 SW9 M7 FIRE FIRE U8 R63 R61 R36 RN4 U7 R40 C26 R35 D27 D29 SW5 RN6 RN5 C21 C20 C17 + RN9 M6 U9 RESET R31 R32 D34 D35 D38 + C19 ZD6 Ext. ISOLATE U5 C18 + R33 TEST D32 D30 SW6 RV2 V.SENSE TRIM D33 MUTE R29 C16 SW4 C22 R34 ZD5 SW3 RN8 BELL Bell SW2 M4 M5 R25 D18 D22 WALK D23 SELF D24 C15 R28 R27 C12 RL2 - BUZZER D60 2A TB6 D21 + N/O LAMP + Z8 - U4 F4 F5 + Z7 - CN4 SWITCHES D17 D20 CN5 + Z6 - Q5 C11 C14 R30 + Z4 - R19 D15 POWER C28 + BELL + BELL D16 RN3 R21 2A + Z2 - R18 CN3 C13 D25 TB5 R16 R17 D11 Defects C CN2 EXT LED DEFECT C10 N/C + Z1 - U2 R13 NORMAL L2 U3 M3 TB4 R12 D10 D12 ISOLATE D14 /// Q2 Q1 R11 Q4 + D13 N/C ZD1 BZ1 D8 C5 - M2 D6 DBA F3 3A D9 COM R20 FIRE TH1 R3 AC BR1 RL1 D1 D2 D4 + R6 + SGD Type II +27V R8 R9 N/O AUX 0V + R7 TB3 + Z5 - BAT C4 C2 C3 ZD2 ZD3 Q3 + Z3 - Detector Zones R4 D3 R5 0V Mains On U1 + Bell Output Bell fuse Lamp connection System configuration +27V AC R2 RV1 R14 Aux relay output RN1 RN2 CN1 C1 SET CHARGER VOLTAGE RN7 INTERLOCK TB1 EXT. DEFECT DBA TB2 Z8 C41 Zoned bell selection switch Zoned fire brigade call selection switch Fire zone configuration switch Remote mimic connection Connection to zone cards ASPI relay connection Figure 4.2 API-708 Main System Board Page 6 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 4.3.1 Detector Circuits The API 708 provides connection to eight zone circuits. All of the detector circuits can be configured to accept smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual call points or a combination of these devices. Detectors or manual call point types used are subject to the compatibility limitations as described in section 4. Open circuit operating devices will cause the panel to go into alarm within one second. Devices such as smoke detectors, which signal by increasing line current, can, when signalling, go through an optional Alarm Verification Facility (AVF). As such, when a detector goes into alarm, it is reset and not monitored for six to seven seconds, if an alarm is still present after this time, the system will latch into alarm. This function may be de-selected if desired in groups of two. See section 6 for details. 4.3.2 Bell Circuits The NZ3200 provides a monitored bell circuit split to drive two x 2Amp circuits. These circuits each require a 10K EOL resistor to give a system normal indication. If circuit is open or shorted, a defect signal is generated and the “Bells Fault” LED is illuminated. See section 4 for connection details. 4.3.3 Bell Isolate (Internal) This facility is set or reset by alternate pushes of the bell isolate switch. The yellow LED above the internal bell isolate switch indicates when the bell is isolated. When the bell is isolated, the bell relay will not respond to fire conditions thus enabling the system to be tested without disturbing the building occupants. This switch is monitored, see section 4.2.6. 4.3.4 Self Test Pressing the “Test” button twice activates this function. This causes the unit to test each zone sequentially by placing it into alarm and defect conditions. When it has completed this test, it will automatically return to its normal mode of operation. This self-test may be terminated at any time by another press of the switch. During the self test the Fire, Defect and Bell outputs are inhibited. Page 7 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 4.3.5 Walk Test This function is initiated by pressing the “Test” button once on the Main System Board. When this button is pressed a LED directly above the switch indicates. While the panel is in the walk test mode the detectors can be operated in the field and the panel will automatically reset them after a period of four seconds. During the test the bell output and brigade output will operate as normal. To prevent an unnecessary fire call it is recommended to isolate the brigade. To restore the panel to normal operation simply repress the switch and the walk test indicator will turn off. This switch is monitored, see section 4.2.6. 4.3.6 Door Interlock If any of the monitored switches as listed below within the NZ3200 are not in their normal state when the door is closed the buzzer will sound to alert the operator to this condition. If the condition is not rectified within two (2) minutes then a defect is signalled. The following switches are monitored: Isolate, Test, AUX Relay Isolate, Walk Test and Internal Bell Isolate. If the Walk Test or Internal Bell Isolate are active when the door is closed, they automatically return to their normal state after forty seconds. Provision is also made for auxiliary switches to be wired into the door interlock warning system via the door interlock input on the Main System Board. 4.3.7 Fault Indicators Fault indicators are provided on the Main System Board for the following. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Battery Fault. This indicates if the battery voltage is below 24.3 volts. Bell Fault. This indicates an open or short circuit on bell line/s. System Fault. This indicates one of the following: Communications fault. A module is disconnected. The door was closed with a switch not in its normal position. See section 4.2.6. External defect Zone defects (eight of) 4.3.8 DBA Input An input is provided for connection to any external device providing a Direct Brigade Alarm (DBA) output, eg sprinkler systems. A short circuit on this line will cause the DBA LED to light and the system bells to be energised. This input is monitored for normal condition with a 10K resistor. An open circuit will cause the DEFECT and SYSTEM LED to illuminate and the defect output to be energised. Page 8 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 4.3.9 Power Supply The Main System Board has an on board switch mode power supply providing 27VDC at 1A for system power and charging the system batteries. The system incorporates a test function, controlled by the CPU on the API 708, which decreases the power supply output voltage for fortyfive minutes, every forty eight hours to check the condition of the system batteries. If the battery voltage falls below 24.3V during the test period a defect signal is generated and the battery fault LED is illuminated. The system checks that the battery is connected four times a minute using the same test as above except the reduced voltage lasts for half a second. 4.3.10 Mains On Indicator This LED is illuminated when the main power supply is connected and operational. 4.3.11 Ancillary Power Output A fused power supply output is provided to power ancillary devices. The output is marked +27V and 0V on TB1. 4.3.12 Fusing The Main System Board has five fuses: F1 Power supply fuse F2 Power supply output fuse F3 Battery fuse F4 Bell circuit fuse F5 Bell circuit fuse 3 Amp M205 1 Amp M205 3 Amp M205 2 Amp M205 2 Amp M205 Page 9 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 4.4 Zone Board - API 588 The API 588 Zone board provides all the necessary functions to control and monitor eight (8) detector circuits. Up to three API 588 zone boards may be fitted to an NZ3200 system (NZ3200/32). Detector zone connection Lamp (fitted to rear of PCB) C36 b D9 e CN12 R31 FIRE DEFECT FIRE DEFECT FIRE DEFECT c CN6 Mimic LED outputs CPU Address setting Z1 74HC574 U2 K1 Z1 + Z2 + RN1 Z2 Z3 + SW1 Z5 MIMIC DATA + CN4 AUX DATA Z4 74HC573 CN3 + DEFECT SW2 FIRE FIRE DEFECT FIRE DEFECT FIRE DEFECT FIRE DEFECT Z5 SW3 Z6 CN1 74HC573 Z6 Z7 + CN5 74HC573 FIRE CONFIG + Z3 Z8 SWITCH ON TO ENABLE ZONE OUTPUT LMP1 Z4 Z1 BELL MIMIC LED RN4 + U12 ULN2804 TB1 74HC574 CN2 + - + R25 Z8 Z7 UDN2983 U13 LM7805 AUX.POWER CN11 API 588 Connection from previous zone board Connection to next zone board Connection to auxiliary relay boards (ASPI) Z8 8 ZONE AZF Bell selection DIP switch Fire selection DIP switch Configuration DIP switch Figure 4.3 API-588 Zone Card 4.4.1 Detector Circuits The API-588 zone board provides eight zone circuits, which operate identically to those provided on the API-708 board. See also section 3.2.1 4.5 Batteries The NZ3200/16 system is designed to accept two x 12V, 7 AH sealed lead acid batteries. These are fitted into the shelf on the inside of the door. The NZ3200/32 system will accommodate two x 12V, up to 12 AH sealed lead acid batteries. These sit in the base of the cabinet. See also Appendix A for battery calculations. Page 10 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 5 CONNECTING DEVICES 5.1 Detectors Devices such as heat detectors or manual call points which are normally closed, open circuiting for the alarm condition will give a fire signal within one second of operating. Devices, which increase the current in the detector line such as smoke detectors, may be operated with Alarm Verification as per section 3.2.1 to eliminate false alarms due to transient conditions. See also section 6 for details on alarm verification settings. L1 OUT L2 EOL RESISTOR 6.8K 560 Ohm Resistor HEAT DETECTOR MANUAL OPENING ON CALL ALARM POINT BEAM DETECTOR CONTACTS L1 IN + Z1 - SMOKE DETECTOR (eg APOLLO SERIES 60 DETECTOR) THIS DRAWING IS INDICATIVE OF WIRING ONLY. ANY COMBINATION OF DETECTORS AND MANUAL CALL POINTS WITHIN SPECIFIED LIMITS IS PERMISSABLE. Figure 5.1 Detector Wiring Note: These detectors must not directly short the line as a short circuit gives a defect signal. Devices that have closing contact outputs, such as beam detectors, should have a resistor, in the range of 220 to 560Σ installed in series with the contacts. Each circuit must be terminated with an end of line resistor with a value of 6.8K (5% tolerance or better, power rating 1/4W) 5.1.1 Detector Limitations Most detectors, with the exception of thermostatic heat detectors, draw a small monitoring current and this limits the number detectors which can be connected to a given zone circuit. The total quiescent current of all devices on a zone circuit must be less than 1.6mA @ 24V to ensure correct operation. Appendix C lists the number of detector types, which may be fitted to a zone circuit. Page 11 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 5.2 Bells and Sounders Two bell/sounder circuits are provided, each capable of driving a 2 Amp load. These lines are monitored using a small current in reverse polarity to normal. For this reason it is necessary to connect the bells via diodes, 1N4004 diodes are recommended, as shown in Figure 4.2. Also observe bell/sounder polarity. If required these lines can be split to provide three or four bell circuits total, as shown, however if this is done the end of line resistor must be changed. See table 4.2 for further detail. Figure 5.2 Bell Sounder Connections + 1N4004 DIODES *EOL BELL O/P 1 S BELLS B B 1ST CIRCUIT 1N4004 DIODES *EOL BELLS B S B 2ND CIRCUIT ON BELL OUTPUT 1 (OPTIONAL) Table 4.2 Bell Output 1 First Circuit Bell Output 2 Second Circuit First Circuit Second Circuit No of EOL Circuits 1 10K Current EOL Available 2A - Current EOL Available *10K Current EOL Available - Current Available - 2 10K 2A - - 10K 2A - - 3 22K 1A 22K 1 10K 2A - - 4 22K 1A 22K 1 22K 1A 22K 1 * Note: For one bell circuit a 10K EOL is required on the panel on bell output 2. Page 12 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 6 CONNECTING BRIGADE INTERFACES The NZ3200 system allows for connection to the brigade signalling network using a Signal Generating Device (SGD Type II). 6.1 Connecting a Signal Generating Device (BD0678) To install the SGD firstly mount the unit on standoffs within the cabinet as shown below. MAINS SWITCH BLOCK EXT. DEFECT DBA TRANSFORMER AC INTERLOCK TB2 F1 3A SET CHARGER VOLTAGE AC +27V 0V BAT 0V TB1 CONNECT CABLES TO CONNECTORS CN1. Mains On R2 RV1 M1 SGD Type II R10 CN1 AUX F2 1A R9 FIRE D5 D6 BZ1 DBA F3 3A D8 SW1 AUXILARY OUTPUT TB3 N/O MOUNT SGD ON STAND OFFS PROVIDED IN THIS POSITION. D1 + U1 D9 NORMAL DEFECT COM D10 D11 N/C CN3 ISOLATE BELL + LMP1 NORMAL D16 D15 POWER CN4 SWITCHES - R21 WALK D18 BELL SELF D22 Battery BELL System RESET D24 - BUZZER D21 D23 + Defects D20 Bell TB4 MUTE CN5 SW3 TEST Ext. SW4 ISOLATE SW6 RESET SW5 D33 RV2 2A V.SENSE TRIM LAMP FIRE DEFECT FIRE DEFECT D31 F5 D28 SW2 2A D26 F4 TB5 Z2 + Z2 - MIMIC LED D43 D44 D47 SW7 DEFECT D48 D49 D50 Z5 D53 DEFECT Z6 D55 D56 DEFECT NZ3200 Main system board DEFECT D57 D59 POLL ISOLATE DEFECT FIRE C3 R5 R3 1 2 4 NORMAL Z7 FIRE CN10 25 Nov 1998 D58 RN1 FIRE + Z8 - D54 + Z7 - L1 ZD1 L2 SGD ADDRESS 8 R4 R6 U2 TESTED All links off = 16 ZD2 U1 R2 C2 SW9 FIRE D51 TB6 API 708 D52 M1 M3 A B - + M2 M4 R1 C1 D1 + Z6 - Z8 U3 K1 X1 C4 C5 BATCH CN6 G1 C6 + ZD1 TB1 Z1 R7 Z1 C7 R9 R8 Z2 Q1 C8 U5 U6 U7 BZ1 R12 C9 7/8/97 API 678 CN2 DOOR FIRE SWITCH R13 CN1 C10 SYSTEM R14 C11 TEST NORMAL NORMAL ISOLATE R11 RN3 U4 AMPAC SGDType II K2 + Z3 + R10 + Z2 SW2 DEFECT Z4 FIRE SW8 TB1 F1 250mA + Z5 - RN2 SW1 D39 Z3 FIRE + Z4 - + DEFECT D40 D41 FIRE + Z3 - + D36 D38 D37 Z1 + Z1 - Z3 + API 588 Z4 + Z4 Z5 + Z5 Z6 + Z6 Z7 + Z8 Z7 - API 588 8 ZONE AZF Z8 CONNECT TO CN2 Figure 5.1 Connecting a BD0678 SGD II Connect SGD to the API708 as indicated. All signals required for the SGD brigade signalling are found on connectors CN1. The BD0678 Signal Generating Device from AMPAC is supplied with a connection cable. Simply connect one end of the cable to CN1 of the BD0678 and the other to CN1 of the API708. Page 13 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 7 SETTINGS 7.1 Main System Board (API 708) Settings The main system board has four (4) banks of DIP switches which are used to set the following: SW6 SW7 SW8 SW9 - Zone cards fitted, monitoring etc. Zone bell setting. Zone fire output setting. Zone configuration. Note: each switch bank has eight switches. In the following discussion the bank is nominated first and the switch within that bank last. Thus SW6-2 would be the second switch on bank SW6. 7.1.1 Setting the number of zone cards Switches 1 and 2 of switch bank SW6 set the number of zone cards fitted to the system as shown in the table below. Number of zone cards SW6 - 1 SW6 - 2 0 OFF OFF 1 ON OFF 2 OFF ON 3 ON ON 7.1.2 Miscellaneous settings The remaining six switches in switch bank SW6 set the functions as listed in the table below. Set the switch to the on position to enable the function. Switch Function SW6-3 Direct Brigade Alarm SW6-4 Bell monitoring SW6-5 Sound buzzer for defects SW6-6 Factory use only – Must be set to OFF. SW6-7 Switch on auxiliary output during trial evacuation SW6-8 Unused Page 14 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 7.2 Setting zone bell output Each zone on the API708 may be selected to either sound or not sound the bells when in alarm. To set a zone to sound the bells set the DIP switch on bank SW7 to on. For example to set zone two (2) to sound the bells when in alarm set SW7- 2 to on. 7.2.1 Setting zone brigade call output Each zone on the API708 may be selected to either call or not call the brigade when in alarm. To set a zone to call the brigade set the DIP switch on bank SW8 to on. For example to set zone two (2) to sound the bells when in alarm set SW8- 2 to on. 7.2.2 Setting zone configuration Zones on the API708 can be set to four different styles. The zones are set in pairs. Switches SW9-1 and SW9-2 set the operation of zones one and two, SW9-3 and SW9-4 set the operation of zones three and four and so on. Zone 1 and 2 configuration. Zone style SW9-1 SW9-2 Heat only Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined (Heat and Smoke) On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On SW9-3 SW9-4 Heat only Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined (Heat and Smoke) On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On SW9-5 SW9-6 Heat only Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined (Heat and Smoke) On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On Zone 3 and 4 configuration. Zone style Zone 5 and 6 configuration. Zone style Page 15 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL Zone 7 and 8 configuration. Zone style 7.3 SW9-7 SW9-8 Heat only (Heat and Smoke) Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On Zone card (API 588) Settings. The zone card has three (3) banks of DIP switches which are used to set the following: SW1 SW2 SW3 - Zone bell setting. Zone fire output setting. Zone configuration. Also a set of four jumper pins is used to set the address 7.3.1 Setting the address of the zone cards. For the zone card to function correctly the address must be set using the address jumpers which are found immediately above the micro-controller. Each card in the system must have a unique address. Address Setting 1 Address Setting 2 Address Setting 3 Address Setting Page 16 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 7.3.2 Setting zone bell output Each zone on the API588 may be selected to either sound or not sound the bells when in alarm. To set a zone to sound the bells set the DIP switch on bank SW1 to ‘ON’. For example to set zone two (2) to sound the bells when in alarm set SW1-2 to ‘ON’ 7.3.3 Setting zone brigade call output Each zone on the API588 may be selected to either call or not call the brigade when in alarm. To set a zone to call the brigade set the DIP switch on bank SW2 to ‘ON’. For example to set zone two (2) to call the brigade when in alarm set SW2- 2 to ‘ON’. 7.3.4 Setting zone configuration Zones on the API588 can be set to four different styles. The zones are set in pairs. Switches SW3-1 and SW3-2 set the operation of zones one and two, SW3-3 and SW3-4 set the operation of zones three and four and so on. Zone 1 and 2 configuration. Zone style SW3-1 SW3-2 Heat only Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined (Heat and Smoke) On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On SW3-3 SW3-4 Heat only Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined (Heat and Smoke) On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On Zone 3 and 4 configuration. Zone style Page 17 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL Zone 5 and 6 configuration. Zone style SW3-5 SW3-6 Heat only Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined (Heat and Smoke) On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On SW3-7 SW3-8 Heat only Off Off Smoke only Off On Combined (Heat and Smoke) On Off Combined with Automatic Verification On On Zone 7 and 8 configuration. Zone style Page 18 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 8 INSTALLATION AND INITIAL OPERATION 8.1 Installing the NZ3200 Do not apply power or connect batteries during this procedure. 1. Unpack the NZ3200 system. 2. Check for transit damage. 3. Unplug CN1 from the Main System Board and battery leads from TB1. 4. Using a screwdriver undo four (4) slotted nuts holding the internal panel into the cabinet. 5. Withdraw the internal panel. 6. Drill all cable access and mounting holes. 7. Mount the unit into position. 8. Feed cables into the unit. 9. Install the engraved index with mounting provided. 10. Install the internal panel and secure with slotted nuts. 11. Install any option cards and/or transponder. 12. Connect mains cabling to the mains switch. Ensure incoming Mains is properly earthed using stud provided. 13. Connect detector cabling. 14. Connect ancillary cabling. 15. Set DIP switches on the API 708 and API 588 as necessary, see section 6. 8.1.1 Removing and reinstalling the index panel To remove the index panel with the panel installed and wired requires the following before the above procedure can be performed. 1. Turn off mains power to the unit at the distribution board. 2. Disconnect the batteries. 3. Disconnect mains cabling from the switch block. 4. Unplug TB1 from the API 588 and API708 boards. There is no need to undo the detector cabling. 5. Disconnect the cabling to the bells. 6. Disconnect the battery cables from the batteries and unplug TB1. 7. Remove any other cabling to the MAF by unplugging the terminal block/s. 8. Repeat required steps above from step 4. 8.1.2 Initial operation 1. Switch on mains power to the unit. 2. The internal buzzer will sound for approx one second. Battery defect LED should be illuminated. 3. Connect batteries. Press ‘RESET’, Battery defect LED should extinguish. 4. The unit is ready for operation. Page 19 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 9 SYSTEM OPERATION 9.1 Resetting the system To reset the system after a fire, press the ‘RESET’ button on the Main System Board. This will return the system back to its normal state. The buzzer will sound for confirmation. 9.2 Isolating the Bells/Sounders Bells may be isolated by either pressing the Bell Isolate switch on the Main System Board, or by operating the ‘Silence Alarms’ key switch on the outside of the cabinet. Pressing Bell isolate on the Main System Board will cause the buzzer to beep and the LED above the switch to illuminate. To return Bells to normal press the switch again. Note: Operating the key switch will cause a Defect signal to be sent. 9.3 Using the Walk Test facility To start the walk test facility, press the ‘Test’ switch on the Main System Board. The buzzer will beep once and the LED above the switch will illuminate. To avoid signalling the brigade isolate the Signal Generating Device (SGD). If it is not desirable to operate the sounders then isolate the bell as detailed above. Do not close the door at this stage. See section 3.2.7. The detectors can now be tested. As a detector is set into alarm the system will operate as normal, except that after approximately four seconds the detectors on the circuit in alarm will be reset. After testing is complete, press the ‘Walk Test’ switch to return to normal. Return any other switches to normal before closing the door of the NZ3200. 9.4 Self Test Facility To start the test, press the ‘Test’ button twice. The system will now place each zone into fire and defect conditions sequentially. After each zone is tested, the system will flash the Defect and Fire LED of each zone that operated correctly. The test will terminate when finished. It may also terminated at any time by a another press of the ‘Test’ switch. 9.5 Trial Evacuation On the door of the NZ3200 a key switch is provided for Trial Evacuation, operating this key switch will cause the system to operate the bells. This will override any other bell isolate or silence condition. Page 20 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL TB1 JS1-12V N/O CN1 CN2 + D12 + Q1 K3 SELECT R2 R1 R3 C5 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 To install the API 593: R6 BD139 C3 RN1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 C4 R4 COM N/C A fire zone or certain system functions can activate the relay. Refer to table 9 below. K2 RTN RL1 ASPI The ASPI (AMPAC serial peripheral interface) relay board will provide the NZ3200 system with a 5 Amp relay contact for use by ancillary devices. U1 U2 R7 R5 K1 ADDRESS 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 C1 U3 LM78L05 ASPI relay board D1 D2 D3 10.1 74HC138 OPTIONS 74HC595 10 C2 API 593 Power system down. Mount the board on standoffs at the bottom or left side of the panel. Holes are already drilled to accept these. To connect a single ASPI board to an API 708, plug one end of the eight-way cable provided into CN1 of the ASPI board and the other end into CN7 of the API 708. To add more than one ASPI board onto an API 708 connect CN1 of the second ASPI board to CN2 of the first, etc. A maximum of eight ASPI boards is permitted per API 708. ASPI relay boards may also be connected to the API588. Only four ASPI relay boards may be fitted to a single API 588. On the ASPI board there are a number of options available. Link K1 sets the address of the board, only one address may be selected, only the API 708 board uses address 1. Link K3 sets the conditions that will activate the relay. Any combination is allowable. Link K2 must be left open. For example if the relay needs to activate from a fire on zone 1 or 2 then K1 would be set to 4 and jumpers inserted in select 1 and 2. Turn system on and test relay functions. Table 9 Select Address 4 Address 2 * Address 1 1 Zone 1 alarm Buzzer Zone 1 defect 2 Zone 2 alarm Bell † Zone 2 defect 3 Zone 3 alarm Defect Zone 3 defect 4 Zone 4 alarm Zone 4 defect 5 Zone 5 alarm Fire ‡(selected zones) Fire (any zone) 6 Zone 6 alarm Normal Zone 6 defect 7 Zone 7 alarm 8 Zone 8 alarm Zone 5 defect Zone 7 defect PSU shutdown Zone 8 defect * API 708 only Page 21 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 11 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Mains LED is off Possible cause/s Mains supply is not operational. Suggested remedy/ action Check mains supply. AC Fuse on MAF blown. System signals fire. Fire LED is on, no zones in alarm. Bell circuits in defect. Battery voltage below 19.2V. Check and replace if necessary F1 on MAF. If Main is off, see above. Diodes not fitted in series with bell. If Mains is on, disconnect battery. If voltage rises, replace batteries. Fit diodes to bells as shown in section 4.2. End of line not fitted. Fit end of line resistor as stated in table 4.2 Fuses blown. Check fuses F4 and F5 on MAF. Replace if necessary. Reduce detectors on line to limits in Appendix C. Heat detector, opening contacts, Too many smoke or electronic will not signal fire. heat detectors on detector line. Change zone settings. Manual call point will not signal fire. Zone configuration is set to smoke only. Too many smoke or electronic heat detectors on detector line. Change zone settings. Zone always in defect. Zone configuration is set to smoke only. Line is shorted. Zone always in fire. End of line not fitted. Fit 6K8 end of line. System defect LED flashes every 4 seconds. External defect operated but is not connected. Cable to CN4 of API708 is disconnected. Wire link not fitted to external defect input. Reconnect cable. Reduce detectors on line to limits in table Appendix C. Check and remove short. Fit wire link. Page 22 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 12 INDEX PANEL ENGRAVING The NZ3200 is supplied with a front index panel, which has been pre-drilled to accept all the LED's for the system. The NZ3200 can also be supplied as a rear service panel. The panel should be engraved as shown in the following illustrations. When the DBA facility is not required, the top two LED's indicate fire (see section 6 for DIP switch settings), where the DBA is used the top LED indicates fire and the second LED indicates DBA. 12.1 NZ3200/16 without DBA. For rear service F.I.P. In the example below the zone information, defect and normal have been engraved in 3mm high lettering and fire in 6mm high. Note that ‘FIRE’ should be situated between the two LED's for clarity. 314.0 mm 292.8 281.0 280.1 267.4 mm mm mm mm FIRE DEFECT NORMAL 254.7 mm PLANT ROOM 205.6 mm PLANT ROOM 192.9 mm THIRD FLOOR 180.2 mm SECOND FLOOR 167.5 mm FIRST FLOOR S T A I R W E L L GROUND FLOOR 154.8 mm 142.1 mm STAIRWELL THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 129.4 mm 116.7 mm 104.0 mm 91.3 mm 78.6 mm 65.9 mm 53.2 mm 40.5 mm 33.0 mm 27.8 mm 15.1 mm Page 23 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 380.0 mm 360.0 mm 47.0 mm 20.0 mm REF REF AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 12.2 NZ3200/16 with DBA . For rear service F.I.P. In the example below all information is engraved in 3mm high lettering. 314.0 mm 292.8 281.0 280.1 267.4 mm mm mm mm FIRE DBA DEFECT NORMAL 254.7 mm PLANT ROOM S T A I R W E L L PLANT ROOM 205.6 mm 192.9 mm THIRD FLOOR 180.2 mm SECOND FLOOR 167.5 mm FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 154.8 mm 142.1 mm STAIRWELL THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 129.4 mm 116.7 mm 104.0 mm 91.3 mm 78.6 mm 65.9 mm 53.2 mm 40.5 mm 33.0 mm 27.8 mm 15.1 mm Page 24 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 380.0 mm 360.0 mm 47.0 mm 20.0 mm REF REF AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 12.3 NZ3200/16 For front service F.I.P. 325.0 mm 314.5 mm 295.2 mm 282.5 mm 269.8 mm 257.1 mm 221.3 mm 208.6 mm 195.9 mm 183.2 mm 170.5 mm 162.5 mm 157.8 mm 145.1 mm 132.4 mm 119.7 mm 107.0 mm 94.3 mm 81.6 mm 68.9 mm 56.2 mm 43.5 mm 30.8 mm 290.5 mm 296.0 mm 155.5 mm 55.5 mm 22.0 mm REF 5.5 mm 7.5 mm Page 25 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 12.4 NZ3200/32 For Rear service F.I.P 540.00 mm AB 494.40 mm AB AB 481.70 mm 470.50 mm 469.00 mm AB 456.30 mm AB 408.40 mm AB 395.70 mm AB 383.00 mm AB 370.30 mm AB 357.60 mm AB AB 344.90 mm 336.50 mm 332.20 mm AB 319.50 mm AB 306.80 mm AB 294.10 mm AB 281.40 mm AB 268.70 mm AB 256.00 mm AB 243.30 mm AB 230.60 mm AB 217.90 mm A A 205.20 mm 202.50 mm 192.50 mm A 179.80 mm A 167.10 mm A 154.40 mm A 141.70 mm A 129.00 mm A 116.30 mm 103.60 mm 90.90 mm 78.20 mm 68.50 mm 65.50 mm 52.80 mm 40.10 mm 27.40 mm 14.70 mm 367.50 mm 375.00 mm 43.50 mm REF 7.50 mm -0.00 mm Page 26 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 12.5 NZ3200/32 For Rear service F.I.P 572.00 mm 561.50 mm 542.16 mm A B 529.46 mm A B 516.76 mm A B 504.06 mm A B 468.30 mm A B 455.60 mm A B 442.90 mm A B 430.20 mm A B 417.50 mm A B 404.80 mm A B 392.10 mm A B 379.40 mm 374.00 mm 366.70 mm A B 354.00 mm A B 341.30 mm A B 328.60 mm A B 315.90 mm A B 303.20 mm A B 290.50 mm A B 277.80 mm A B 265.10 mm A 252.40 mm A 239.70 mm A 227.00 mm A 214.30 mm A 201.60 mm 197.00 mm 188.90 mm A 176.20 mm A A B A 163.50 mm 150.80 mm 138.10 mm 125.40 mm 112.70 mm 100.00 mm 87.30 mm 74.60 mm 289.50 mm 295.00 mm 155.50 mm 55.50 mm 22.00 mm REF 5.50 mm 8.00 mm REF Page 27 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 13 Appendix A. BATTERY CALCULATION. Firstly calculate system quiescent current Control and Indicating Equipment Detector circuits Item Main system board API 708 Quantity 1 Current each mA 45 Current mA 45 Zone Cards API 588 53 ASPI relays 6 Thermostatic Heat Detectors 0 0 Manual Call Points 0 0 Ionisation Detectors Photo-electric Smoke Detectors Electronic Heat Detectors Beam Detectors Signalling SGD Type II (API 678) 2 Ancillary load Total system quiescent current IQ (mA) Secondly calculate maximum system alarm current Control and Indicating Equipment Alarm Circuits Item Quiescent current Quantity - Current each mA - Total zones used 26 MAF additional load 34 ASPI relays 20 Current mA Bells Sounders Ancillary load Total alarm current IA mA Minimum battery requirement is given by. BATTERY SIZE = (24 x IQ) + (0.5 X IA) 1000 = (24 x ___) + (0.5 X ___) 1000 = See appendix B for an example. Page 28 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AH AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 14 Appendix B. EXAMPLE BATTERY CALCULATION Firstly calculate system quiescent current Item Control and Main system board API 708 Indicating Equipment Detector circuits Signalling Quantity 1 Current each mA 45 Current mA 45 Zone Cards API 588 1 53 53 ASPI relays 1 6 6 Thermostatic Heat Detectors 40 0 0 Manual Call Points 3 0 0 Ionisation Detectors 53 .045 2.385 Photo-electric Smoke Detectors 0 - 0 Electronic Heat Detectors 11 .057 0.627 Beam Detectors 0 - 0 SGD Type II (API 678) 1 2 2 Ancillary load 0 Total system quiescent current IQ (mA) 109.01 Secondly calculate maximum system alarm current Control and Indicating Equipment Alarm Circuits Item Quiescent current Quantity - Current each mA - Current mA 109.01 Total zones used 16 26 416 MAF additional load - 34 34 ASPI relays 1 20 20 Bells 40 15 600 Sounders 5 100 500 Ancillary load 0 Total alarm current IA mA 1679.01 BATTERY SIZE = (24 x 109) + (0.5 X 1679) = 3.45 AH 1000 Page 29 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 15 Appendix C. DETECTOR CIRCUIT LIMITATIONS. Detector Type Quiescent Current Circuit Limit Thermal Detector (opening on alarm) Manual Call Point 0µA No limit 0µA No limit Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-105) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-106) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-107) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-108) Apollo Series 60 Ionisation Smoke 45µA 35 Detector (55000-200) Apollo Series 60 Photoelectric Smoke 45µA 35 * Detector (55000-300) Hochiki America SIH 24F Ionisation 40µA 40 Smoke Detector Hochiki America SLK 24F 45µA 35 Photoelectric Smoke Detector Fenwal CDP7051 45µA 35 Ionization Smoke Detector Fenwal CDP7155 55µA 29 * Photoelectric Smoke Detector *Software version 2.0 or greater. Due to turn on surge/delay, this type of detector should be used with Alarm Verification (gating) switched off if used with combined circuits with manual call points. See operators manual for details. Page 30 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL Appendix C. DETECTOR CIRCUIT LIMITATIONS. Detector Type Quiescent Current Circuit Limit Thermal Detector (opening on alarm) Manual Call Point 0µA No limit 0µA No limit Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-105) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-106) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-107) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-108) Apollo Series 60 Ionisation Smoke 45µA 35 Detector (55000-200) Apollo Series 60 Photoelectric Smoke 45µA 35 * Detector (55000-300) *Software version 2.0 or greater. Due to turn on surge/delay, this type of detector should be used with Alarm Verification (gating) switched off if used with combined circuits with manual call points. See operators manual for details. Page 31 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL Appendix C. DETECTOR CIRCUIT LIMITATIONS. Detector Type Quiescent Current Circuit Limit Thermal Detector (opening on alarm) Manual Call Point 0µA No limit 0µA No limit Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-105) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-106) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-107) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-108) Apollo Series 60 Ionisation Smoke 45µA 35 Detector (55000-200) Apollo Series 60 Photoelectric Smoke 45µA 35 * Detector (55000-300) *Software version 2.0 or greater. Due to turn on surge/delay, this type of detector should be used with Alarm Verification (gating) switched off if used with combined circuits with manual call points. See operators manual for details. Page 32 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL Appendix C. DETECTOR CIRCUIT LIMITATIONS. Detector Type Quiescent Current Circuit Limit Thermal Detector (opening on alarm) Manual Call Point 0µA No limit 0µA No limit Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-105) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-106) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-107) Apollo Series 60 Heat Detector 57µA 28 (55000-108) Apollo Series 60 Ionisation Smoke 45µA 35 Detector (55000-200) Apollo Series 60 Photoelectric Smoke 45µA 35 * Detector (55000-300) Hochiki America SIH 24F Ionization 40µA 40 Smoke Detector Hochiki America SLK 24F 45µA 35 Photoelectric Smoke Detector Fenwal CDP7051 45µA 35 Ionization Smoke Detector Fenwal CDP7155 55µA 29 * Photoelectric Smoke Detector *Software version 2.0 or greater. Due to turn on surge/delay, this type of detector should be used with Alarm Verification (gating) switched off if used with combined circuits with manual call points. See operators manual for details. Page 33 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3 AMPAC TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD NZ3200 OPERATORS MANUAL 16 Appendix D. COMPATIBLE OUTPUT DEVICES. Product Code Description 206-0002 Bell 24VDC Red 150 mm. 205-0008 Sounder with AS2220 Evac tone 9-28VDC 18mA. 209-0018 Sounder with LED and mute facility. 205-0006 Horn Siren 24VDC 200mA Red. 205-0002 AS2W Flush sounder White 12/24V 15mA . 205-0001 AS2R Flush sounder Red 12/24V 15mA. Page 34 DOC NO:G0059W04 DIR: VOL1 \..\G0059 DATE: 11/5/00 REVISION: 3