Johnson Controls Autocall MX Indoor Isolated Callpoint User manual

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Indoor isolated callpoint
Figure 1: Indoor isolated callpoint
The indoor isolated callpoint is an addressable indoor manual callpoint. The
callpoint signals the condition of a switch contact that activates with a press
of a deformable element. After activation the callpoint can be reset. The unit
features a short-circuit isolator and is UL compliant. For details of the status
LED and activation see Table 4.
Table 1: Ordering information
Item Order number
MCP - Indoor isolator A4099-5208
Resettable element (pack of 1) 515.001.127
Back box A4099-9711
Glass element (pack of 5) 515.001.119
Installating the callpoint
1. Connect an 801AP MX Service Tool or an 850EMT into the programming
port, noting the orientation. Program the unit using the ID defined in the
site configuration.
2.
- To surface mount the callpoint, use the dedicated back box
(A4099-9711) to mount the callpoint to the wall.
- To flush mount the callpoint, use a standard single gang back box. The
back box must be at least 25 mm (0.98 in.) deep with fixing holes at
60.3 mm (2.37 in.) spacing.
3. Route the loop wiring through the back box.
4. Remove the callpoint sliding front plate and deformable element
assembly. This is described in the following section under 'replacing the
glass or deformable element'.
5. Connect the loop wiring to the push-fit connector, see Figure 2.
6. Connect the push-fit connector.
7. Fix the callpoint to the back box using the supplied screws through the
exposed fixing holes.
8. Re-fit the front plate assembly. Slide it into position then push upwards
until it clicks into place.
Figure 2: Installation
Table 2: Installation
Number Part
1 Programming port
2 Push-fit connector
Table 3: Field wiring
Connector Loop connection
A +L
B -L
C +R
D - R
579-1396AC Rev. A
MX Indoor Isolated Callpoint
*05791396ACA*

Operation
Reading the LED status
Table 4: LED status
Status LED
Normal LED OFF
Short circuit LED ON - YELLOW
Activated LED ON - RED
Activating the callpoint
Press the large dot. A spring pushes the plastic element downwards, this
closes a switch and triggers a signal to the control panel.
Testing the callpoint
1. Insert the test/reset key into the slot in the bottom of the unit and pull
the sliding plate downwards.
Note: This may cause an alarm.
2. Remove the key. The deformable element facilitates testing by activating
the callpoint as normal. This is non-destructive.
Resetting the callpoint
1. Insert the test/reset key into the slot in the bottom of the unit and pull
the sliding plate downwards. The element can now snap back to its non-
deformed state.
2. To close the callpoint, push the sliding plate upwards until it snaps into
place. See Figure 3.
Replacing the glass of deformable element
1. Insert the test/reset key into the slot in the bottom of the unit and pull
the sliding plate down until it seperates from the unit.
2. Remove the deformable element, pulling away the bottom first. Fit the
replacement then push the sliding plate upwards until it snaps back into
place.
Figure 3: Resetting the callpoint
Specifications
Table 5: Specifications
Specification Rating
System compatibility Compatible with Simplex 4100ES and 4010ES
Environment Indoor applications only
Operating temperature -10°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -30°C to +70°C
Material Flame retardant ABS
Operating humidity Up to 90% non-condensing
Dimensions (H x W x D) 93 mm x 89 mm x 27.5 mm
(3.7 in. x 3.5 in. x 1.1 in.)
Weight 110 g (3.9 oz.)
Mounting Surface or flush
Standby current @ 40 VDC 0.3 mA
Alarm current @ 40 VDC 2.456 mA
579-1396AC Rev. A
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