bolid IPR 513-3M User manual

CONVENTIONAL MANUAL CALL POINT
IPR 513-3M
User’s Manual

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Table of Contents
1 Description and Operation................................................................................................. 4
1.1 Purpose............................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Specifications ................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Scope of Delivery............................................................................................................. 6
1.4 Design and Operation ....................................................................................................... 6
1.5 Measuring Instruments, Tools, and Accessories................................................................ 7
1.6 Marking and Sealing......................................................................................................... 7
1.7 Packaging......................................................................................................................... 7
2 Intended Use ..................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 Operating Restrictions ...................................................................................................... 8
2.2 Preparing for Use.............................................................................................................. 8
2.2.1 Safety Precautions...................................................................................................... 8
2.2.2 Design........................................................................................................................ 8
2.2.3 Mounting ................................................................................................................... 9
2.2.4 Wiring...................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.5 Settings .................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.6 Usage ....................................................................................................................... 10
2.2.7 Testing Operability................................................................................................... 10
2.2.8 Extreme Situation Actions........................................................................................ 10
2.2.9 Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................... 11
3 Maintenance.................................................................................................................... 12
3.1 General........................................................................................................................... 12
3.2 Safety Precautions .......................................................................................................... 12
3.3 Maintenance Schedule .................................................................................................... 12
3.4 Performance Testing....................................................................................................... 12
3.5 Technical Examination ................................................................................................... 13
3.6 Preservation (Depreservation, Represervation) ............................................................... 13
4 Routine Repair ................................................................................................................ 14
5 Storage............................................................................................................................ 14
6 Transporting.................................................................................................................... 14
7 Disposal .......................................................................................................................... 14
8 Manufacturer Warranty ................................................................................................... 14
9 Certification Information................................................................................................. 15

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This user’s manual explains the principles of operating IPR 513-3M Conventional Manual
Call Point (hereinafter referred to as the MCP, equipment, or product).
Only the personnel who have studied this manual are allowed to operation activities. All
activities on mounting, programming and commissioning shall be performed in compliance with the
requirements of the regulatory documentation in force at the place of operation.
Abbreviations:
LED: Light Emitting Diode;
MCP: Manual Call Point.

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1Description and Operation
1.1 Purpose
IPR 513-3M Conventional Manual Call Point (hereinafter referred to as the MCP) is to be
used in fire detection and fire alarm systems for manual initiation of fire alarm signals.
It operates in an alarm loop of control and indicating equipment S2000-4, Signal-20P, S2000-
ASPT, Signal-10, Signal-20Мor similar that provide loop voltage up to 30 V and limit the current in
a loop at a level not exceeding 25 mA.
The functions of the MCP are as follows:
–Monitoring the operating element for its conditions;
–Sending messages to the control and indicating equipment;
–Indicating operation conditions (operating element’s conditions) with its built-in LED.
The manual call point is intended for round-the-clock operation.
The manual call point is classified as a repairable and periodically maintained item.

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1.2 Specifications
Table 1.2.1
Parameter Value
1.2.1 Max power supply voltage 30 V
1.2.2 Rated power supply voltage 24 V
1.2.3 Current consumption in the quiescent mode 50 uA max
1.2.4 Switching current 25 mA max
1.2.5 Maximum active resistance of alarm loop wires 100 Ohm
1.2.6 Minimum insulation resistance between alarm loop wires 50K Ohm
1.2.7 Enclosure protection degree as per GOST 14254-2015 IP40
1.2.8 Resistance to mechanical exposure as per OST 25 1099-83 Arrangement Category III
1.2.9 Vibration exposure:
- Frequency range
- Max acceleration
1-35 Hz;
0.5g;
1.2.10 Environment category as per OST 25 1099-83 О3
1.2.11 Operating temperature range Minus 30 to + 55°С
1.2.12 Relative air humidity Up to 93 % at +40°С
1.2.13 Weight 0.15 kg max
1.2.14 Housing dimensions 95
×
91
×
34 mm max
1.2.15 Non-stop operation 24/7
1.2.16 MTBF in the quiescent mode 80,000 hours min
1.2.17 Survival probability 0.98758
1.2.18 Expected lifetime 10 years
1.2.19 As to immunity to electromagnetic interference, the IPR 513-3M meets the requirements of Test
Severity Level III as per the relevant standards listed in Annex B to GOST R 53325-2012.
1.2.20 The IPR 513-3M passes the industrial interference standards prescribed for Class B equipment per
GOST R 30805.22.

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1.3 Scope of Delivery
Table 1.3.1 represents the content of MCP standard delivery
Table 1.3.1
Item Quantity
IPR 513-3M Conventional Manual Call Point 10 pcs.
Accessory Kit:
Special housing key
Screw 1-4×30.20.019 GOST 1144-80
Wall plug 8×30
10 pcs.
20 pcs.
20 pcs.
Documentation:
IPR 513-3M Operations Manual 1 pcs.
1.4 Design and Operation
1.4.1. The MCP is triggered by pressing the operating element manually, which generates a fire
alarm. Displacement of the operating element (pressing / arming) causes a change in the positions of
the electric microswitch contacts. The activated MCP is armed by means of the special housing key
provided. The typical wiring diagram for the MCP is shown in Figure 2.2.4.1.
1.4.2. The MCP is supplied with power via the alarm loop of the control and indicating equipment,
which provides loop voltage up to 30 V and limits current in the loop at a level no higher than
25 mA.
1.4.3. The MCP can be in one of the two operation modes:
–The quiescent mode (normal conditions): The operating element is armed (cocked);
–The fire alarm mode: When pressing the operating element has been discovered.

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1.5 Measuring Instruments, Tools, and Accessories
While mounting, commissioning, and maintaining the product please use the instruments,
tools, and accessories shown in Table 1.5.1.
Table 1.5.1
Instrument Specifications
Digital multimeter AC/DC voltage up to 500V, AC/DC current up to 5A, resistance
up to 2M Ohm
Flat head screwdriver 3.0 ×50 mm
Cross slot screwdriver 2 ×100 mm
Side-cutting pliers 160 mm
Pliers 160 mm
1.6 Marking and Sealing
Every IPR 513-3M has a marking placed inside its housing on the rear panel shown in
Figure 2.2.2.2.
The marking contains the name of the product, its decimal number, factory number, the year and
quarter of production, and conformity marks.
The transparent protective flip cover can be sealed.
1.7 Packaging
The units along with accessory kits and operations documentation are packaged into a
cardboard box.

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2Intended Use
2.1 Operating Restrictions
The design of the MCP doesn’t provide its operation in aggressive and dusty environments or
in ex-hazardous premises.
Correct performance of the MCP cannot be guaranteed if the electromagnetic environment
does not meet the requirements defined in the Section 1.2 of this manual.
2.2 Preparing for Use
2.2.1 Safety Precautions
–The design of the MCP meets the requirements of electric and fire safety including emergency
operation in accordance with Russian standards GOST 12.2.007.0-75 and GOST 12.1.004-91;
–There are no potential hazard circuits within the MCP;
–Do SHUT OFF power from the MCP before mounting, installing, and maintaining this one;
–Mounting and maintenance of the MCP should be carried out by persons with the second or
higher electric safety qualification level.
2.2.2 Design
The IPR 513-3M appearance is shown in Figure 2.2.2.1.
Overall Dimensions are 95 mm ×91 mm ×34 mm.
Figure 2.2.2.1. IPR 513-3M View
The rear panel of the MCP with the mounting dimensions is represented in Figure 2.2.2.2. The
PCB is shown schematically.

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Figure 2.2.2.2 Mounting Dimensions for the MCP
2.2.3 Mounting
The MCP is to be mounted to a flat vertical surface in
line with Buildings Codes and Regulations. The MCP rear
panel (base) is attached to the wall with two screws. The
front part of the housing is installed on the mounted base
after connecting wires to the terminal block. The wires that
pass under the rear panel should not be clamped by the MCP
housing.
Figure 2.2.3.1 shows the view of the MCP (without
the protective flip cover).
1: Hole to insert the key to reset the activated MCP;
2: Holes to insert the key to open the MCP housing;
3: Special key to reset the activated MCP / to open its housing;
4: Place to apply a seal.
Figure 2.2.3.1. Parts of the MCP

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2.2.4 Wiring
Figure 2.2.4.1 represents a typical schematic for wiring the MCP. Wire the MCP in line with
the operation documentation for the control and indicating unit (device) in use and the connection
diagrams shown in this documentation.
1: Control and Indicating Unit (Device),
2, 3: MCP,
4: An end-of-line device (resistor, diode, etc.).
Figure 2.2.4.1. Wiring Diagram
2.2.5 Settings
2.2.5.1 Configuring
Configuring is described in operating documentation for the control and indicating equipment in
use.
2.2.6 Usage
To be admitted to work with the MCP, the personnel are obliged to have studied this manual
and to have a certificate of verification of knowledge of safety regulations.
The MCP is activated by pressing the operating element after flipping the clear protective
cover. While being activated, the MCP reduces its internal resistance down to a value not above
500 Ohm.
Operation modes of the MCP and correspondent indications are shown in Table 2.3.1
Table 2.3.1
Operation Mode Description Indication
Quiescent Mode MCP consumption doesn’t exceed 50 uA Blinking once per about four
seconds
Fire Alarm Internal resistance of the MCP does not
exceed 500 Ohm
Solid light
2.2.7 Testing Operability
Perform functional testing as described in Section 3.4 of this manual.
2.2.8 Extreme Situation Actions
WARNING :
If sparks, fire, smoke, or smell of burning is found at the installation site of the MCP,
the equipment must be de-energized and sent for repair

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2.2.9 Troubleshooting
Table 2.2.9.1
Fault Possible Cause Solution
The indicator is off No power applied Check the voltage at the MCP
contacts “+” and “–“; in case of
zero voltage check the integrity
of cables and contact joints
No fire alarm after
pressing the operating
element
No communications between the
MCP and control and indicating
equipment
Check the integrity of cable and
contact joints
Internal circuitry malfunction Send the MCP for repair
Structure defect of the MCP

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3Maintenance
3.1 General
The equipment is to be serviced according to a scheduled-preventive system, which provides
annual maintenance.
3.2 Safety Precautions
The MCP should be maintained by personnel qualified for the Electrical Safety of Level II or
higher.
3.3 Maintenance Schedule
Scheduled maintenance works include checks defined in Table 3.3.1.
Table 3.3.1
Quarter
I
Quarter
II
Quarter
III
Quarter
IV
Checking exterior conditions of the MCP 
Ensuring the MCP is fastened properly and its connecting
wires and contact joints are in good conditions. 
Testing operability of the MCP in line with Section 3.4 of
this manual 
3.4 Performance Testing
3.4.1.For the time of testing the MCP, disable the outputs of the control and indicating equipment
that control fixed fire suppression systems and notify the proper authorities.
3.4.2.Arm the input with the connected MCP being in the normal conditions and indicating
properly.
3.4.3.Activate the MCP by pressing the operating element. A fire alarm on the input with the
connected MCP shall be generated, and the MCP shall indicate the fire alarm conditions.
3.4.4.Reset the unit to the normal conditions by arming (cocking) the operating element via the
special key. Observe changing the MCP indication for indication of the normal conditions. With the help
of the network controller issue a comand to reset the alarm from the MCP.
3.4.5.Perform steps 3.4.2 – 3.4.4 at least triply.
3.4.6.If the input with the connected MCP failed to be armed, or normal and/or fire alarm
conditions are not observed depending on the displacements of the operating element, then the MCP is
defective and needs to be replaced.
3.4.7.When testing is completed, make sure that the manual call point is ready for normal operation.
Reconnect control and indicating equipment and control appliances with fixed fire suppression equipment
and notify the proper authorities that the system is back in normal operation.
Inspect correctness of the MCP operation at least once every three months.
Conduct all tests with equipment known to be in good conditions!
Warning!
Removing the device’s PC board from its housing automatically voids the
manufacturer’s warranty

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3.5 Technical Examination
Technical examination is not applicable for this equipment.
3.6 Preservation (Depreservation, Represervation)
Preservation is not applicable for this equipment.

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4Routine Repair
Routine repair of defective equipment is to be performed by the manufacturer or in authorized repair
centers. The MCP should be sent for repair in compliance with Company Standard QMS 8.5.3-2015,
which can be found online at our website https://bolid.ru/support/remont/.
An equipment failure resulted from consumer’s not observing rules of mounting and operation
is not a reason for claims and warranty repair.
Claims shall be submitted to the following address: NVP BOLID, #4 Pionerskaya Str.,
Korolyov, Moscow Region, 141070, Russia. Tel./fax: [phone] (PBX). E-mail:
[e-mail].
In case of any issue related to use of the product, please contact the technical support:
[phone] or e-mail: [e-mail].
5Storage
In a transport container, storage is allowed at ambient temperatures -50°Сthrough +50°Сand
relative humidity up to 95% at +35°С.
Storage in the consumer package is permitted only in heated premises at temperatures +5
through +40°Сand relative humidity up to 80% at +20°С.
6Transporting
The product can be transported in a transport container at ambient temperatures minus 50
through +50°Сand relative humidity up to 95 % at +35°С.
7Disposal
The equipment is to be disposed of considering that there are no toxic components in it.
The content of precious materials: doesn’t require accountability for storage, retirement, and
disposal (Clause 1.2 of GOST 2.608-78).
The content of non-ferrous metals: does not require accountability for retirement and further
disposal.
8Manu acturer Warranty
The manufacturer guaranties the product meets with technical requirements stated in the
manuals if the user follows the instructions for transportation, storage, installation, and usage.
The warranty period is 18 months since putting the product into operation but no more than
24 months from the manufacturer’s date of production.
Attention!
The equipment shall be submitted for repair being assembled and clean and along
with all the parts listed in the documentation.
Claims are accepted only if a reclamation report describing the failure is applied to
the submitted equipment.

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9Certi ication In ormation
IPR 513-3M Conventional Manual Call Point meets the requirements of Technical Regulations
of Custom Union TR CU 020/2011 “Electromagnetic Compatibility of Technical Equipment” and is
covered by Conformity Declaration ЕАЭС №RU Д-RU.НР15.В.06593/20.
IPR 513-3M Conventional Manual Call Point meets the requirements of Technical Regulations
TR EAEU 037/2016 “On the restriction of the use of hazardous substances in electronic and radio
electronic equipment” and is covered by Conf. Declaration ЕАЭС №RU Д-RU.РА01.В.82301/19.
The production of IPR 513-3M Conventional Manual Call Point is awarded with Conformity
Certificate GOST R ISO 9001. The Certificate is available on the website https://bolid.ru in the section
ABOUT.