Honeywell MA-LCD Specification sheet

MA-LCD Repeater / Zonal Mimic
Operating and Installation Manual
M-167.6-MA-LCD-EN / 10.2023

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Contents
1DETECTION SYSTEM LIMITS ................................................................................................................................................................................4
1.1 PRECAUTIONS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1.1 NATIONAL STANDARDS ........................................................................................................................................5
2GENERAL DESCRIPTION..........................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Display and Control ...............................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.2 Summary Functions ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
3Technical Characteristics .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Dimensions .................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
3.2 LED Symbol Indication.......................................................................................................................................................................................7
4Installation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
4.1 Steps for Installation.............................................................................................................................................................................................9
4.2 Serial Data & Power Connections ............................................................................................................................................................10
4.3 Connection to the Max Panel......................................................................................................................................................................11
4.3.1 Connection to MA-1000.....................................................................................................................................12
4.3.2 Connections to MA-2000 & MA-8000 ........................................................................................................13
4.3.3 Daisy chain’ Configuration ................................................................................................................................14
5MA-LCD7 Programming.........................................................................................................................................................................................15
5.1 Steps for Programming Repeater/Mimic function.....................................................................................................................15
6MA-LCD7 Addressing ...............................................................................................................................................................................................16
6.1 MA-LCD7M Mimic Addressing .................................................................................................................................................................16
7Panel Programming ...................................................................................................................................................................................................17
8MA-LCD7 Menu options & user Interface..................................................................................................................................................18
8.1 MA-LCD7 Repeater & Mimic - Menu options.................................................................................................................................18
8.1.1 MA-LCD7 Repeat and MA-LCD7M Mimic ‘UTIL’ Utility Menu ........................................................18
8.1.2 LCD7 Repeater - ‘DISABL’ Disablement Menu........................................................................................28
8.1.3 MA-LCD7 Repeat - ‘TEST’ Test Menu ..........................................................................................................30
8.2 MA-LCD7 USER INTERFACE .....................................................................................................................................................................31
8.2.1 Screen Saver (Healthy Status) .........................................................................................................................31
8.2.2 Virtual Zone Indicators ........................................................................................................................................32
8.2.3 MA-LCD7 Repeater...............................................................................................................................................33
8.2.4 MA-LCD7M Virtual Zonal Mimic ....................................................................................................................42

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Do not try to use the control unit and connected devices without reading this manual.
1DETECTION SYSTEM LIMITS
An alarm or fire detection system can be very useful for providing a prompt warning of any dangerous events,
such as fires, a robbery or a simple burglary, and in some cases, it can automatically manage events (transmit
messages for room evacuation, automatic fire-extinguishing, CCTV system interface, access route or door
blockage, automatic warning to authorities, etc.), but it does not ensure protection against damage to property
or damage caused by fires or robberies).
In addition, systems may not operate properly if they are not installed and maintained according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
1.1 PRECAUTIONS
•These instructions contain procedures to be followed in order to avoid damage to
equipment. It is assumed that the user of this manual has completed a training course and
that he knows the applicable rules that are in force.
•The system and all its components must be installed in an environment with the following
conditions:
– Temperature: -5°C … +40°C.
– Humidity: 10% … 93% (non-condensing).
•Peripheral devices (sensors, etc.) which are not perfectly compatible with the control unit
may cause damage to the control unit, or cause the system to malfunction at any time. It is
therefore essential to only use material which is guaranteed by Honeywell and is compatible
with its control units.
•Please consult Honeywell Technical Service if in any doubt.
•This system, like all solid-state components, may be damaged by induced electrostatic
voltages: handle the boards by the edges and avoid touching the electronic components.
•In any case, appropriate earthing ensures a reduction in sensitivity to disturbances.
•Please consult Honeywell Technical Service if you cannot solve installation problems.
•No electronic system will operate if it is not supplied with power.
•If the mains power supply fails, the system will still operate using battery power, but only for
a limited period.
•During the system planning phase, consider the authority required to ensure the power
supply and batteries are appropriately dimensioned.
•Skilled personnel must periodically check the condition of batteries.
•Disconnect the MAINS and the batteries BEFORE removing or inserting any board.
•
Disconnect ALL power supply sources from the control unit BEFORE performing any
servicing.
•The control unit and the connected devices (sensors, modules, repeaters, etc.) may be
damaged if a new board is inserted or removed, or if the powered cables are connected.
•The most common cause of malfunctions is inappropriate maintenance.
•Pay particular attention to these aspects from the start of the system planning phase; this
will facilitate future servicing and will reduce cost.
This panel bears the CE marking to indicate conformity with the following European Directives:
EMC Directive 2004/108/EC and LVD Directive 2006/95/EC.

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1.1.1 NATIONAL STANDARDS
This equipment must be installed and must comply with the instructions and regulations
valid at the installation site.
2GENERAL DESCRIPTION
MA-LCD7 is a remote Repeater for the Morley-IAS Max fire alarm control panel. MA-LCD7 provides remote
indication of alarms and events via the panels RS485 serial line. MA-LCD7 can also be programmed to function
as a Virtual Zonal Mimic. The MA-LCD7 includes a 7-inch colour resistive touchscreen display, which facilitates
the display of events, alarms and data input. The touchscreen display provides users the ability to input data for
basic system controls. All controls including Menu options are via the touchscreen display.
When programmed as a Repeater, 6 Virtual Keys will facilitate the following functions:
•Mute Buzzer
•Silence/Resound
•Reset
•Test Menu
•Utility Menu
•Disablement Menu
When programmed as a Zonal Mimic, only the Utility Menu option is available. No control virtual buttons are
available on a Zonal Mimic. MA-LCD7 has physical LED indicator symbols on the left of the LCD touchscreen to
indicate the status on the Network System or Panel. These include Alarm, General Fault, System Fault, Sounder
Silence and Local Power status.
MA-LCD7 utilises Morley-IAS Max’s intuitive tabs and navigational user interface (UI), meaning users will be
familiar with the navigation controls and Menus. MA-LCD7 UI also includes Max’s unique colour coding system
which increases users’ situational awareness of events and alarms. This includes 40 on screen Virtual Zonal
Indicators when programmed as a Repeater, and up to 80 Virtual Zonal Indicators when programmed as a Mimic.
2.1 Display and Control
The MA-LCD7 will display all Local and Network events on the Repeater or Local and Network zonal statuses for
the Mimic. The MA-LCD7programmed as a panel Repeater will provide 3 Menu options with sub-menu
selections. These Menu options are Utility, Test and Disable.
The Test Menu entrance requires a Level 2 passcode. The Utility Menu entrance requires a Level 3 passcode.
The ‘Disable’ Menu is accessible via Level 1, which does not require a passcode to be entered. The ‘Disable’ Menu
option grants visibility of panel and system disablements. There are no options within the Test or Disablement
Menu to program/initiate a system Zone Test or system or point disablement from the Repeaters. These options
are view-only, meaning the Repeater will display active Zone Tests and disablements of the panel or Networked
system. When the MA-LCD7 is programmed as a Virtual Zonal Mimic, only the Utility Menu is available. No other
control function is possible via the Zonal Mimic.
The MA-LCD7 Repeater control options are Silence/Resound and Reset; these control options require the user
to enter the Level 2 passcode. After entering the passcode, the command for Silence/Resound and Reset will be
sent to the connected control panel. Mute Buzzer is accessible via Level 1 and will mute the Local Buzzer internal
on the Repeaters as well as the buzzer(s) of the connected fire panels, either Local or on a Network.
When the Repeater is connected to Max fire alarm control panel, which is part of the CAN Bus Network, these
commands will be sent to all panels on the Network. There are no options to limit or restrict these control
commands per panel. The control actions from any Repeater or Mimic are regarded as a ‘Global’ command,
which will control all Max fire alarm control panels on the Network.

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2.2 Summary Functions
Function Description Access level
LED Test Local LED Test. Repeater LED will Flash for 3 seconds N/A
LCD Test Local LCD screen will cycle 5 solid colours and return to the Test Menu N/A
Buzzer Test Local Repeater Buzzer will activate for 3 seconds N/A
Silence Buzzer Silence active Local buzzer and Max control panel buzzer(s) including all
Networked panels N/A
Silence Sounders Silence active sounders on Max control panel(s), including all Networked panels 22222
Resound Sounders Resound silenced sounders prior to reset on Max control panel(s), including all
Networked panels 22222
Reset Reset active alarms and events on Max control panel(s), including all Networked
panels 22222
Default Level 2 [22222], Level 3 [33333]. Passcodes for access above Level 1 may be pre-defined at
the Max Fire Control panel. Please refer to the Max commissioning manuals for details on passcode
changes. Repeater passcodes cannot be changed and are defined by the Max control panel.
3Technical Characteristics
•Display 7"/17.78 cm wide TFT RGB 800 x 480 with resistive touchscreen with LED backlight. Active area
152.5 mm x 91.44 mm with anti-glare treatment.
•Communication Medium:
– RS485 2-wire serial link
•Connections:
– 2 core power
– 2 core serial line (2 core + Shield/GND)
•Power supply:
– 11 Vdc to 30 Vdc max (polarity inversion protection)
•Current consumption:
– Quiescent state 73 mA at 24 Vdc
– In Alarm/Fire state 130.6 mA at 24 Vdc
•Mechanics:
– Dimensions (L x H x D): 220.7 x 132.7 x 37.7 mm
– Weight: 500 g
– Degree of protection: IP 30
– Operating temperature: -5°C … +50°C
– Storage temperature: -10°C … +60°C
– Relative humidity: Max. 95 % (non-condensing)
– RAL: Plastic Body (RAL9002), Gloss Frame (RAL7035)
– Terminals: Max Wire gauge for terminals: 0.5 mm2to 2.5 mm2

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3.1 Dimensions
L/H/D 220.7 x 132.7 x 37.7 mm. Dimensions include Easy Fix Plate.
Front
Side
3.2 LED Symbol Indication
The MA-LCD7 includes 6 status symbols illuminated by LED indicating Panel and Network status. The LED
symbols are located on the left side of the touchscreen display. Each indicator will illuminate repeating the panel
and or Network condition and LCD Local power status.
RED:
Fire Alarm LED Indicator. Active Fire Alarm Event
Flashing:
Fire Alarm not acknowledged. Solid: Fire Alarm acknowledged.
YELLOW:
Sounder Silence LED Indicator. Fire Alarm Sounders Silenced.
Solid:
Sounders Silenced
YELLOW:
Active disablement(s)
Solid:
Disablements including System, Zones and or Points
YELLOW:
Fault LED Indicator. Fire Alarm Sounders Silenced.
Flashing:
Fault not Acknowledged. Solid: Fault Acknowledged.
YELLOW:
Zone Test Mode
Solid:
Zone assigned to test mode
GREEN:
Power Status
Solid:
Unit receiving Power
Silence Buzzer is also used for event acknowledgement. Silence buzzer and event acknowledgements
are both recorded in the system event history.

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4Installation
The MA-LCD7 comes complete with an ‘Easy Fix Plate’. This fixing plate allows for installation directly on to the
wall (surface mount) or to a recessed or surface mounted single or double electrical back box. After the
installation of the Easy Fix Plate the MA-LCD7 can be installed on to the Plate.
MA-LCD7 Repeater
Easy Fix Plate
Standard double or single
Electrical socket backbox
(Not included)
The Easy Fix Plate includes many different mounting holes to suit most single or double electrical back boxes.
The Plate also includes standard wall mounting holes.
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MA-LCD7 must be installed according to the Local regulatory guidance. Please ensure the
Repeaters are installed at a minimum of 1.5 m from the floor.

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4.1 Steps for Installation
Install the Easy Fix Plate to a wall or to an electrical backbox. Route the data and power cables through the
large cable entrance in the centre of the fixing plate.
1.
Locate the 2 top fixing pins on the fixing plate into the
MA-LCD7.
2.
Push the MA-LCD7 into the 2 lower clips.
3.
An audible click should be heard as the lower clips lock
into place.
4.
Screw in the locking screw to secure the MA-LCD7 to
the plate.

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4.2 Serial Data & Power Connections
Connections for the serial RS485 and power supply are located on the terminal connector block at the back of
the MA-LCD7, in the centre of the PCB. This can be accessed by removing the Easy Fix Plate (if already
installed). The cables can be routed through the large cable entry on the Plate.

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4.3 Connection to the Max Panel
MA-LCD7 connects to a single Max panel via an RS485 serial line. Up to 16 MA-LCD7’s can be connected via
the RS485 Serial line on a single panel. The power supply can be provided by the Max panels 24 V aux
(1 ampere) contacts. External power supplies can also be used to power multiple MA-LCD7.
Please note the MA-LCD7 consumption when connecting the power via the panel or an external power
supply unit. Do not exceed the rated maximum ampere for the outputs.

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4.3.1 Connection to MA-1000
CNU – RS485 connections & 24 V Aux Supply – M-167.1-MA1000-EN Installation Manual.
06 RS485H1 RS485-1 signal A+
Isolated serial RS485-1
07 GNDIS1 GND RS485-1 isolated
08 RS485L1 RS485-1 signal B-
23 +24 V USR +24 VCC User Aux Supply
Protected with 1 A resettable electronic fuse
24 GND USR GND User

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4.3.2 Connections to MA-2000 & MA-8000
CNS – RS485 connections – M-167.1-MA2000/8000 Installation Manual
01 RS485H1 RS485-1 signal A+
Isolated serial RS485-1
02 GNDIS1 GND RS485-1 isolated
03 RS485L1 RS485-1 signal B-
CNU – 24v Aux supply
09 +24 V USR +24 VCC User Aux Supply
Protected with 1 A resettable electronic fuse
10 GND USR GND User

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4.3.3 Daisy chain’ Configuration
Multiple MA-LCD7 Repeaters and/or Mimics can be installed in a ‘daisy-chain’ configuration on the same
serial line. This requires the serial data and/or the power supply to be connected in the same terminals
(doubled up) on the MA-LCD7 terminal block. Up to 16 Repeaters or Mimics can be connected to a single
panel in any combination. The use of an external power supply may be required if the total alarm current of all
MA-LCD7’s exceed the maximum current of the auxiliary supply from the Max control panel.
Please ensure each MA-LCD7 is given a unique address (1-16), when connected to the same serial
line on a single CPU/Panel. Repeater addresses are indicated on the Max control panel as GBLxx.
Double addresses will result in communication errors.
Please ensure the maximum alarm current of the MA-LCD7 does not exceed the maximum control
panel 24 V
auxiliary supply or external power supply unit (PSU) output rating. Exceeding the alarm
current consumption may result in damage to the power supply unit.

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5MA-LCD7 Programming
MA-LCD7 can be programmed to function as a Repeater or as a Zonal Mimic. As default, the MA-LCD7 will be
supplied pre-programmed to operate as an active Repeater (MA-LCD7). Option to program as virtual zonal
Mimic (MA-LCD7M) must be done during the Firmware upgrade process. Upgrading or re-flashing the firmware
provides the option to select the MA-LCD7 function.
The Repeater/Mimic firmware is available to download from the following URL:
https://buildings.honeywell.com/gb/en/lp/morleymaxtech
A USB flash drive with a memory size greater the 500 MB is required as part of the firmware
upgrade process. A single MA-LCD7 firmware file (.UPD) contains both Repeater (MA-LCD7) and
Zonal Mimic (MA-LCD7M) functionality. Each function is selected on the MA-LCD7 upon start
up. After selection the MA-LCD7 will reboot in the selected functionality.
5.1 Steps for Programming Repeater/Mimic function
1. Download the latest MA-LCD7 Firmware file (.UPD) and add the file to your USB drive.
2. Ensure MA-LCD7 is powered up (if not already).
3. Select [UTIL] Menu button.
4. Select the ‘Update Firmware’ option.
5. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port, located at the bottom of the MA-LCD7.
6. Confirmation box will appear. Select ‘OK’.
7. MA-LCD7 will now power down and reboot displaying the function selection screen.
8. Select the MA-LCD7 function:
a. MA-LCD7 = Functional Repeater
b. MA-LCD7M = Zonal Mimic
9. After selecting the function, the MA-LCD7 will reboot again and start up in the selected function.
10. Remove the USB flash drive.

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6MA-LCD7 Addressing
Each MA-LCD7 must be programmed with a unique address between 1-16. Addresses can be repeated
throughout a Networked system, but not on the same serial line.
As default, all Repeaters/Mimics will be addressed as ‘0’, Users are required to change the address between
1-16 upon start up. If more than one MA-LCD7 is required on the same serial line, then the address of the new
MA-LCD7 Repeater must be programmed.
To program the MA-LCD7 address. This option is located in the Utility Menu (access Level 2 required).
Utility> Address
Use the arrow keys

to select the option for
Address.
Select the address number by pressing the enter
key
.
Us
e the arrow keys to select the MA-
LCD7
address between 1
– 16.
To confirm the selected address, press the enter
key
.
6.1 MA-LCD7M Mimic Addressing
MA-LCD7 programmed as a Mimic (MA-LCD7M). The address of the mimic also programs the zonal range to be
displayed. 1 – 1120. Please see table below.
MA-LCD7M Address Mimic Zonal Range
1
1 - 80
2
81 - 160
3
161 - 240
4
241 - 320
5
321 – 400
6
401 - 480
7
481 - 560
8
561 - 640
9
641 – 720
10
721 - 800
11
801 - 880
12
881 - 960
13
961 - 1040
14
1041 - 1120
The following addresses are reserved for the MA-LCD7-MOD (MA-8000 only) Starting range from 41.
15 41 - 120
16
121 - 200

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7Panel Programming
After programming the MA-LCD7 with function and address. The Max control panel must be programmed with
each active Repeater or Zonal Mimic connected. Each Max control panel can support up to 16 addresses. Each
MA-LCD7 can be given a unique address label (up to 32 characters) for identification and location purposes.
When Repeaters are programmed on the panel, the Max control panel will monitor each Repeater/Mimic and
report the loss of communication or Fault condition. A Fault message is displayed on each Max control panel,
this includes the MA-LCD7 address label and address number (GBLxx) being displayed.
PROG>Program>LCD RPT
Use the arrow keys
 to navigate to
the ‘LCD’ tab
.
Select the CPU/panel number
and the Repeater address
.
Select the
enter key to edit the
installed status.
Use the arrow keys
 to toggle
between Yes/No. Select ‘YES’ by using
the enter key
Use the arrow keys

to select the name option and
press the enter key
. A QWERTY
keyboard will be displayed to label
entry.

MA-LCD7 Tab InstalledName/Label
Displays all LCD Repeaters on Network or Local

Select the and use the arrow keys to toggle between Yes or No, to program the active address on the
CPU and GBL
In this example, CPU 1 GBL (Repeater) 1, installed = Yes. Repeater address 1 is active on CPU 1

Name/Label. Use the arrows to navigate to the label line. Press the Enter key . A full QWERTY keyboard
appears to allow label entry. Up to 32 characters

CPU (Central Processing unit/Panel number)
Use the +/- to select the CPU/Panel number or select the number box and enter the desired address.
Selectable from 1-64 CPUs

GBL (Global) Repeater number.
Use the +/- to select Repeater addresses 1-16 or select the number box
and enter the desired
address
MA-LCD7 can be programmed via any panel on a Network. Users MUST select the correct CPU
(Panel) and GBL (Repeater) number and ensure the Repeater is programmed to the correct address
first before changing activation status to ‘YES’.

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8MA-LCD7 Menu options & user Interface
Screen layout and events will differ depending on the MA-LCD7 programming. Only the Menu option [UTIL]
utility will remain the same on both Repeater (MA-LCD7) and Zonal Mimic (MA-LCD7M).
Repeat (MA-LCD7) Mimic (MA-LCD7M)
8.1 MA-LCD7 Repeater & Mimic - Menu options
The MA-LCD7 Repeater provides 3 Menu options via the virtual keys.
The MA-LCD7M Mimic provides only the Utility Menu option via the virtual keys.
8.1.1 MA-LCD7 Repeat and MA-LCD7M Mimic ‘UTIL’ Utility Menu
The Utility Menu option opens to a new sub-menu, which includes six additional options.
Utility
Address and
model
History Log
View Status
Firmware Version
Firmware Update
Touch screen
calibration

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Address and model
The Address and Model Menu provides the option to define the MA-LCD7 address number and to view or
change the model of the Repeater. MA-LCD7 is programmed as Address GBL-01 and Model MA-LCD7 as
default.

Address – Selecting the address option using the selection key . Using the arrow keys , select the
MA-LCD7 address between 1:16. To confirm the selected address, press the selection key .

Model – Use the arrow keys to select model. When programmed as a Repeater the is ‘MA-LCD7’.
When programmed as a Zonal Mimic, the option is ‘MA-LCD7M’. Use the selection key to select the
model.
History Log

Events/Size – Event size displays the total event log capacity. Current Events/Maximum events = 10,000
Event count is total events on the Panel or Networked system.

Using the arrow keys to navigate to the Display option – use the select key to open the display
Menu. The display option will open the event display screen.

Using the arrow keys to navigate to the Save History Log option - use the select key to export the
entire event history to a connected USB flash drive.

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The display menu provides options for users to filter the events to be displayed.

Start/End date and time - Using the select key select the start date/time. Once selected use the
to edit the start date DD/MM/YYYY. Press the select key again to confirm entry. Use the arrow keys
to select the time (24h format) HH/MM/SS. Press the select key to confirm the entry. The same
method is used to select the end date and time.

Event filter options (Alarms, Pre-Alarms, Test, Disablements, Faults and Other). Option: Yes = event will
be displayed. No = Event will not be displayed. Using the arrow keys , select the options to be filtered
in the event display. Use the select key to events and then arrow keys to toggle options: YES/NO.

Display - Using the arrow keys , navigate to the Display button and press the select key . The events
will be displayed between the start/end date and time excluding filtered event ‘NO’ events.