Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panels

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1 1820 East prague Avenue, P.O. ox 1129, pokane, Washington Telephone: (509) acsimile: (509) Web: Addressable ire Alarm ontrol Panels onaco Analog Addressable (AAP()) AP with ntegrated Radio Transceiver eatures ombines the Narrowband Radio Transceiver and Addressable (and/or conventional) ire Alarm ontrol Panel in one modular, compact unit; no interconnection wiring or interfacing needed onaco Analog Addressable Panel (AAP()) with Point Reporting capability individually reports every addressable sensor or addressable monitor module to a D21 entral Receiving ystem eat or moke detector status (Alarm Trouble) onitor module status (Alarm Trouble) ombines onaco original zone reporting with point reported status ast response using well established protocol for zone information Point Reporting of sensors and monitor modules to the central receiving system for detailed realtime alarm and trouble status which can be graphically displayed at the D21 entral in dispatch or on scene using the D21 obile lient system Enhanced diagnostic information Panel troubles and loop faults uniquely identified ontrol odule and NA module faults reported upports traditional grouping of multiple devices to a common zone number for transmission to a D700 or D21(K) entral Receiving ystem Now supports a combined zone and point reporting features to D21 entral Reporting ystems enabled for AAP() Point Reporting onitors and transmits zone alarms (fire and supervisory), troubles and restorations, and Addressable ontrol Panel status for up to 6 zones or 8 zones with all points reporting active Provides up to eight Analog Driver ards (ADs) (one standard, seven optional) that may be configured as lass, lass A, or lass X ignaling Line ircuits (Ls) Each AD has a capacity for up to 99 analog addressable smoke or heat sensors and 99 addressable monitor or control modules for a total system count of up to 792 analog addressable smoke or heat sensors and 792 addressable monitor or control modules PORTANT Large systems with many optional modules such as sounder bases and fault indicators draw more current than smoke and heat detectors and monitor and control modules. f using these items, refer to the AAP() O (P/N ) for capacity calculations. L wiring shall be unshielded twisted pair (UTP). APPROVED Provides two lass A or four lass Notification Appliance ircuits (NAs) Provides two lass A or four lass nitiating Device ircuits (Ds). Expandable through installation of an Expansion ackplane and expansion cards. Quick scanning algorithm for fast reporting Plain English display (LD) Enable / disable sensor (point) event is sent to entral Enhanced walktest and system checkout through D21 Radio Keyup test Local istory output to LD, printer or laptop LEDs indicate the operational status of the Addressable ontrol Panel nternal clock and calendar synchronized with the D21 8 character display for device identification and description Provides 2 Vdc filtered power New AP() Planner creates a master configuration file for programming the Panel. The D21 entral ystem Admin lient imports the master configuration file, eliminating the need to manually enter the AAP() panel configuration, zone, and point information. Addressable ire Alarm ontrol Panels: onaco Analog Addressable Addressable ystems ire Alarm Products atalog Rev N 06/10 1

2 Addressable ire Alarm ontrol Panels: onaco Analog Addressable 1820 East prague Avenue, P.O. ox 1129, pokane, Washington Telephone: (509) acsimile: (509) Web: A copy of the master configuration file is stored on the D21 for backup purposes: the master file cannot be lost or misplaced The Panel configuration and entral configuration are compared to ensure that any changes to the configuration are verified Nuisance alarms reduced by new sensor grouping, alarm verification, auto drift compensation, and prealarm levels ncludes lamp test, drill test, walk test, maintenance test, and transmitter disable for all or individual zones and devices R232 and EA 22 communications ports Addressable ontrol Panel configuration can be transferred to/from a computer with Windows based AP() Planner software Up to 1.5 A of power available for each NA with a combined maximum of 3.5 A for all NAs W R output power; (ome U frequencies may be limited to 2 W) ntegrated battery charger; meets the requirements of NPA 72 and UL 86 attery backup Operates on 120 or 20 Vac, 50/60 z Narrowband radios meet requirements of NTA (National Telecommunications and nformation Administration) anual of Regulations and Procedures for ederal requency anagement ntegrates with D21 basewide mass notification systems Description The AAP() is a low voltage, automatic, integrated Narrowband Radio Transceiver and Addressable ire Alarm ontrol Panel that incorporates the latest in solidstate addressable technology and onaco expertise in radio transmissionbased systems. All monitoring, supervision, signaling, and reporting functions are incorporated into this one unit. Each AAP() can support up to 792 analog addressable smoke or heat sensors and 792 addressable monitor or control modules. The addressable devices may be grouped together to form virtual zones and are individually reported to the D21 entral Receiving ystem through onaco s new Point Reporting transmission protocol. Only one antenna system is required for reporting status of 6 zones or 8 zones combined with all points reporting turned on. The Panel LD identifies the individual addressable device or point that has generated the alarm or trouble. The new sensor group feature allows smoke detectors to work together to control local sounder bases and prevent nuisance alarms, which is particularly useful in dormitory environments. The basic panel provides two lass Ls or one lass A or lass X L (expandable to sixteen lass or eight lass A or lass X Ls); two lass A or lass X or four lass NAs; two lass A or lass X or four lass Ds; an auxiliary output circuit; an auxiliary power output circuit; two programmable orm relays; and a remote trouble circuit. The NAs can be programmed as silenceable or nonsilenceable and can be assigned to specific zones, group of zones, or specific addressable devices. The auxiliary output may be assigned to activate for waterflow alarm, positive alarm sequence, or publicly accessible manual pull station alarms or it may be used as another bell circuit and assigned to specific devices or groups of devices. The two programmable orm relays may be assigned to common alarm or common trouble or can be assigned to specific zones, a group of zones, or specific addressable devices. Additional outputs can be provided by using addressable devices. The AAP() provides 2 A of filtered, 2 Vdc auxiliary power to operate conventional and addressable devices, as well as other auxiliary devices. All circuits are internally protected by power limiting or fuses. atteries are connected to the unit for continued operation in the event of an ac power failure. The battery charging circuitry is builtin. onfiguration programming is performed using the AP() Planner software (P/N ). The Planner exports the panel configuration information to the D21 entral. The AAP() indicates alarms with an onboard audible, a red LED, and a message in the LD that identifies the zone input or the specific addressable device and description. The Panel indicates zone and panel troubles with an onboard audible alert, a yellow LED, and a message in the LD that identifies the zone input, the specific addressable device, or the specific panel trouble. A list of the last 500 alarms and troubles are maintained in panel history. 2 Addressable ystems ire Alarm Products atalog Rev N 06/10

3 1820 East prague Avenue, P.O. ox 1129, pokane, Washington Telephone: (509) acsimile: (509) Web: Ordering nformation Part ategory Part Number Description Panels xx* # AAP() Point Reporting, Narrowband surfacemount 2 Addressable ontrol Panel with one Analog Addressable ontroller (AA), one Analog Driver ard (AD), and two 12 V/18 Ah batteries in a 28inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep NEA 1 enclosure, pecify requency N AAP() Point Reporting N, 28inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep NEA 1 surface mount enclosure, no radio, with interface to TX xx* # AAP() Point Reporting, flush mount (same as xx except for mount), pecify requency N AAP() Point Reporting N, 28inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep NEA 1 flush mount enclosure, no radio, with nterface to TX xx* # AAP() Point Reporting, Narrowband surfacemount 2 Addressable ontrol Panel with one AA, one AD, and four 12V/18 Ah batteries in a 3inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep NEA 1 enclosure with space for one optional expansion backplanes, pecify requency N AAP() Point Reporting N, 3inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep NEA 1 surface mount enclosure, no radio, with interface to TX xx* # AAP() Point Reporting, flush mount (same as xx except for mount), pecify requency N AAP() Point Reporting N, 3inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep NEA 1 flush mount enclosure, no radio, with nterface to TX xx* # AAP() Point Reporting, Narrowband surfacemount 2 Addressable ontrol Panel with one AA, one AD, and four 12V/18 Ah batteries in a 60inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep NEA 1 surface mount enclosure with space for three optional expansion backplanes, pecify requency N AAP() Point Reporting N, 60inchhigh 18inchwide 3.6inchdeep surface mount enclosure, no radio, with interface to TX xx* # AAP() Point Reporting 2" Nema 3R enclosure, pecify requency xx* # AAP() electronics package assembly upgrade for existing AAP2 (legacy addressable). and 2 onventional (except 19" enclosures). Replaces the PU, power supply, display, and radio (pecify requency). Provides replacement AA and one AD. Note: Existing AD cards may be used with the upgrade N AAP() electronics package assembly N upgrade for existing AAP1 and AAP2 (legacy addressable) and 2 onventional panels (except 19" enclosures). Replaces the PU, power supply, and display. Provides replacement AA and one AD, and a TX2 N interface. Note: Existing AD cards may be used with the upgrade Addressable Analog Addressable ontroller (AA). The AA supports eight ADs. ackplane and ards Analog Driver ard (AD) onventional Expansion ackplane, supports seven expansion cards (ZE, AO, U) Expansion ackplane and Zone Expansion ard (ZE), two lass A or four lass Zones ards Auxiliary Output ard (AO), eightcircuit Universal nput ard (U), four pair of input terminals to connect up to four, twowire input zones atteries Two 12 V / 26 Ah batteries in an 18inch 12inch 6inch ( cm) red, surface mount enclosure Printer AAP() Printer Kit onfiguration AP() Planner Kit (Required) oftware onaco Planner / Programmer Kit contains onaco AP, D700R and TX planner software and interface cables * pecify frequency when ordering. # Approved NOTE Other battery options available depending on total Ah requirement. Ah capacity depends on system configuration. ontact onaco for assistance in determining battery requirements. Antenna network accessories also required; see "Antenna Network Accessories" in the onaco Addressable atalog. Addressable ystems ire Alarm Products atalog Rev N 06/10 Addressable ire Alarm ontrol Panels: onaco Analog Addressable 3

4 Addressable ire Alarm ontrol Panels: onaco Analog Addressable 1820 East prague Avenue, P.O. ox 1129, pokane, Washington Telephone: (509) acsimile: (509) Web: Wiring Diagrams Wiring the AAP() Electronic Assembly, the AA, and the optional Expansion ackplane, is shown in the following wiring diagrams. Electronic Assembly To batteries 2 Vdc, (fused for 6A) A capacity depends on the configuration moke Detector eat Detector anual Pull tation ell orn To antenna Typical AUX NPUT configurations.7k 3.9K 3.9K.7K prinkler Pressure/low witch T1 Electronic Assembly lass A/ lass onfiguration Jumpers; shown as lass To AA N R22 N OUT OUT Typical lass zone (initiating device) configuration (all zone circuits are supervised) A POWER ATTERY AULT AL TL XT RV D XTR D ALAR PANEL TROULE XTR LENE REET LENE REET AUX ZONE 1 NPUT X 2 haracters Alpha Numeric Display A ZONE A ELL ZONE ELL 1 ELL 2 AUX AUX OUT PWR To notification devices Transformer LAP TET DRLL TET.7K Typical lass bell (notification device) configuration (all notification circuits are supervised) NO K1 N E 0 ENT K2 NO N 2 orm Relays To AA RT TL.7K upervised.7k.7k To Remote Trouble Device 1 ZONE 1 ZONE Unused lass A Zone ircuit ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ELL 1 ELL ELL 1 ELL Typical lass A Zone and ell ircuit with endofline resistors integrated onboard lass A Operation Unused lass A ell ircuit Addressable ystems ire Alarm Products atalog Rev N 06/10

5 1820 East prague Avenue, P.O. ox 1129, pokane, Washington Telephone: (509) acsimile: (509) Web: Analog Addressable ontroller eat Detector moke Detector solator odule onitor odule ini onitor odule ontrol odule Pull tation Notification Appliance U1 irmware tyle tyle 6 TYLE 7 Processor ()() onventional Expansion ackplane 1 2 P1 P2 1 T1 1 witch set to lass A T2 6 U15 Unused enabled lass A D ( zone) 7 8 rom aux power source T1 T2 T3 (No more than 25 devices between isolators) 1 2 witch set to lass A T witch set to lass T 7 K T5 Typical lass D (zone) connections (all Ds are supervised) T T5 T6 T7 T8 T6 T7 moke Detector eat Detector anual Pull tation Addressable ire Alarm ontrol Panels: onaco Analog Addressable Typical lass A D (zone) connections (all Ds are supervised) Power for device operation is from the Auxiliary Power ircuit Power supervisory module required Addressable ystems ire Alarm Products atalog Rev N 06/10 5