Maxfire CROSSFIRE LCD User manual

CROSSFIRE LCD
INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL
Version 1.5
Revision B
May de 2012

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Index
Introduction
3
Before Installation
3
Package Contents
3
Notes for Installation
3
Protection against transitory interference
3
Cleaning And Location
3
Installation
4
Recommendations
4
General
5
Connections
6
System Startup
8
Status LED’s
8
Programming mode
11
Programing - Level 3
12
Zones
14
Test Mode
14
Program Code
14
Language
15
Installer Menu
15
Keyboard Key
15
Default Values
15
Reset
16
Specifications
16
Installation Record
17
Warranty Policy Certificate
18
Wiring Diagram
19
Crossfire control panels are manufactured accordingly to the European directives.
These control panels f ll all the requirements of EN54 part 2 and 4.
The control panel shows a CE sign which means that the equipment f lls all the requirements of the followiong
European directives:
Electromagnetic compatibility directive 89/336/EEC (and the directive of the 92/31/ECC, 93/68/EEC ammend)
Low tension directive 73/23/EEC (and the directive of the 93/68/EEC ammend)
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the specs, design and data of this manual without further notice.

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Fire Detection Panel Crossfi re. This panel was design with the highest
standards of performance and quality, in accordance with the EN-54.
Before Installation
Please read this manual thouroughly to ensure that you can use this device correctly and safely
Package Contents
When you get the product, it is recommended to verify the following issues
1. When you unpack the panel, please check if there is something missing or if it is detected any
damage in the panel, please report it to your dealer.
The same procedure shall be taken if the panel is not working like it was supposed to. In both cases
report it to your dealer and he will give you the instructions to the return of the panel.
2. Gather all the aspects necessary to proceed with the return, like product bill, conditions of
the package and contact name.
3.- If you return the panel, please return it in the original package.
In your control panel package, you must check for the following items:
Notes for Installation
1. Ambient temperature should be between -5ºC and +40º C.
2. Relative Humidity below 93% (non-condensing).
3. Do not install the panel in locations subject to vibrations or impacts.
4. Always mount the panel in a secure location with easy access, according to the local regulations.
Protection against transitory interference
Like any other electronic device, this panel will not work well if submitted to electrical discharge or
electromagnetic interference higher than supported.
There is no system totally immune, so a good ground connection shall be done to get a better protection
against this kind of phenomena.
Cleaning and Location
Install the panel in a secure place where the access to the panel is done easily and the front Led´s can
be read also easily.
To clean the panel, use a so ft and moist cloth and never use other products that can damage the plastic
surface such as solvents.

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Instalation
Once found the correct place for the panel, please follow the steps:
1.If necessary open the plastic holes for cabling pass-through.
Please do the holes carefully and in the correct places. If for
some reason you need to add more holes, remove all the
electronic on the housing to avoid damaging the panel’s
electronics.
All the components (PCB, PSU) can be easily removed from the
plastic base by pulling them slightly.
2.Place the panel in the desired place and mark the point A.
Remove the panel and drill a hole in the wall in point A.
Place the panel in point A and mark the remaining B marks.
Remove the panel and drill in the B points.
Finally place the panel and screw it to the wall.
3. Do the proper connections to the panel following the
installation requirements.
Please notice that all monitored circuits shall not have any
chainings.
On the last device of the circuit, you must place the end-of-line resistor so that the control panel can
monitor its condition.
RECOMENDATIONS
Please verify that there are no water or electrical ducts on the drilling locations. If you own one, please
use a duct detector tool (for both water and electrical cables).
If you don’t please check the construction blueprints to ensure that your intallation will not cause any
damage on the building.

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General
Inputs
Zones
The panel has 4 or 8 input zones of conventional detection, up to 30 detectors per zone, fully
monitored.
Outputs
Siren outputs
The panel has 2 independent siren outputs fully monitored. These outputs are fully programmable.
Each output can be activated by one or more zones and the delay is also confi gurable. The load of
both outputs is limited to 24V DC 300 mA each.
Relay outputs
There are available 2 relay outputs. One for alarm and other is for fault. You can confi gure which
alarms and faults activate the relays. Please refer to the section “Programming” for further information.
Both Outputs are limited to 24V DC 1A.
Repeater output
A repeater panel can be connected to this panel. It indicates alarm, common fault and common
disable. Crossfi re panels are fully compatible with GST 116RP repeater panels.
24V auxiliary output
The panel has a 24V output (fully supervised) and can be confi gured as resettable or not.
This output is limited to 300 mA.
Access levels
This system has 3 access levels with different functions:
Level 1
The user has basic permission to the functions. (Acnowledge alarm and mute buzzer).
Level 2
The user has access to all functions. To change access level, press for 3 sec. the “ACCESS” button until
double bip sounds.
Level 3
Engineering Level. The user has access to all functions and ability to re-confi gure the system. The access
to the Level 3 is protected by a 4 digit password.

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Connections
Panel wiring
Fire detection wiring must be separated from other usage wiring.
Zone circuits must be terminated with a 4700 ohm EOL resistor (provided with
panel) in the last device.
If a zone is not used, plug the EOL resistor directly in the panel terminals.
Manual call point wiring
Manual call points are connected to the panel with a zenner diode
or a 100ohm resistor.
According to the EN54-2 the maximum number of manual call points
in a zone shall not be higher than 32.
Please check your country’s local regulations.
Detectors wiring
Detectors are connected directly to the zone terminals. It is also required to include a EOL resistor in the
last device. If is not fi tted a fault will be indicated in the zone, lighting the corresponding
LED and a buzzer tone.
This EOL resistor is required and is part of the
monitoring circuit of the zone.
Always read the detectors manual for more details. The sum of the total current consumption
of all detectors and manual call points in a zone must not exceed 3mA.
For instance:
If a detector has 150uA current absorption, the maximum number of detectors
per zone is 3000uA/150uA=20 detectors.
NOTA:
EN54-2: 8.2.4
“The control panel must indicate a zone fault if the zone wire is
cut or short circuited”
NOTE:
EN54-2 ANEXO D
“An alarm zone cannot monitor more than 32 detection devices”

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Alarm and fault relays
Alarm relay is activated when alarm condition occurs. Once activated, it is
necessary to reset the panel to get the panel active again.The fault relay is
activated when a fault in the system occurs, or if, AC or battery power fails.
Looking at the circuit board face up, the fault relay is located on the bottom
right corner of the PCB. The relay ahead of it, is the Alarm Relay.
Both relays are NC or NO and support up to 30V/1A.
If its required to trigger more power demanding applications, you can use the
Panel’s relay to send the trigger instruction to a high power relay to withstand
the bigger power load (contactor switch mode).
24 Auxiliary output
Crossf re panel has an auxiliary 300 mA output protected with an electronic fuse.
This output can conf gured as resettable or f xed. If J23 is shorted the output is
24V f xed. If the J23 is open, the output resets when the panel resets.
Siren Output wiring
This f re detection panel has 2 independent sounder circuits. The wiring must be
separated from cabling of other purpose.For monitoring the sounder circuit, a
EOL resistor is required. If a sounder is not used, plug the EOL resistor in the terminal blocks of the panel.
Due to high current consumption, the panel inverts the ter-minals polarity in standby. So it is required
to plug a diode in the positive terminal of the terminal block of the siren. It is not advised to exceed the
300mA maximum current, the panel can be damaged.Each siren circuit can deliver 300mA maximum
current and it is protected with electronic fuse.
Primary power supply
The panel primary power supply wiring must be
connected correctly and the wires must be identif ed in
the electric board.
The electric supply where the panel connects must fill
the necessary requirements.
The Live line must be wired to the L terminal block, and
the Neutral line must be wired to the N terminal, and the
Ground terminal must be conected to the specif c slot.
On the top of the PCB there’s a Jumper labeled J26,
which allows the panel to override the Ground line
monitoring function.
Opening the jumper, disables Ground Line monitoring. We strongly recommend you to leave the jumper
connection shunted, and arrange proper Earthing to the control panel.
Secondary Power Supply
The secondary Power supply is used as emergency power backup.
There are 2 batteries os 12V each that must be connected in serial (terminal plus from one battery
connected to minus terminal of other battery, the remain terminals are connected to the panel)
providing 24V power.
The connection cable to put be-tween the batteries is provided with the control panel package.

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Startup
During the panel startup all Led’s light up for a few seconds. The startup sequence ends with a BEEP tone.
Confirming zones and auxiliary 24V output have a cool off period of 4 seconds.
Power
General Status LED’s
If lit, the panel is working. If it is off the system is not working.
Alarm
Alarm has been verif ed in one or more zones. See the indicator led´s to identify which zone(s) is(are) in
recondition. As the alarm led is lit, also the corresponding led’s of the zone in alarm light up.
Se um detector, ou botoneira entrar em alarme, iluminar-se-á o led geral de alarme e a correspondente indicação
surge no display.
Fault
There’s a fault on the system, zones, power supply or other. If there’s a fault on a zone circuit, the corresponding
fault led also lights up.
Test
If this led is lit, means that one or more zones are in test mode. The fault led of specif c zone also lits.
Omit
The system has one or more zones ommited. The siren outputs can also be omitted.
Delay
If the delay LED is lit, the system has the pre-alarm timer activated (Day mode).
Status LED
Micro
When lit, the microprocessor has encountered an error.
Shutdown the system completely and startup again. If the problem persists, contact your dealer.
Specific Indications LCD Display
Earth Fault
Ground connection is missing.
Power/Battery Fault
Fixed light indicates main power supply fault - 230V AC missing.
Flashing indicates secondary power supply fault - low batteries.
Aux Fault
When lit indicates that the 24V Aux is in fault, by short-circuit
or overload.
Fault Siren Outputs
Indicates that the siren output is at fault for short circuit, open
circuit or overload.It indicated the number of acoustic output that
is malfunctioning.
Earth
Fault
AC Power
Fault
Battery
Fault
Aux
Fault
Sounder 1
Fault

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3 sec.
Startup
The start of the CROSSFIRE LCD is extremely simple and intuitive, given that all functions are
accessiblefrom the tree of menus LCD display.
To access the menus, you must first enable the keyboard by holding down the button for
3 seconds “ACCESS”.
This operation gives ACCESS LEVEL 2 to the system.
Then you can use the cursor keys of the Menu, and the other dedicated keys.
To navigate the menus, you just have to use the Left and Right cursor keys.
To enter a submenu or confirm a selection, you must press momentarily the
“ENT/ESC” .
To exit a menu or sub-menu, or not save a change made, you must press the “ENT / ESC”
for 3 seconds.
To change parameters, change options and / or values, you should use the cursor keys
“Up” and “Down”.
Actions
keyboard Active (ACCESS LEVEL 2)
To activate press and hold “access” to hear the BIP.
Note that the LED “Keyboard” is illuminated and
in the display appears the message “Active Keyboard”.
In this mode you can access all the features of level 2.
The keyboard is active for 30 seconds, if not more pressing any buttons.
After this period of inactivit, the keyboard reverts to the locked state
(Acces Level 1).
Inside the access Level 2, you can revert to Level 1, access button again for 3 seconds.
The keyboard LED will shutdown and the display will show the message “Keyboard Inactive”.
By acessing the level 2, are open four menus, plus a fifth menu to access the programming level 3
(password protected)
MENU 1 View State
The Menu “View State” allows you to make a quickly functional diagnosis of
the panel checking
individually the status of zones, batteries, 230V AC, earth, acoustic outputs
(1 and 2), and 24V auxiliary output. To enter in this menu, only press the “Ent/Esc” and then use the
cursor keys “Left” and “Right” refer to the respective states.
The information in the display will correspond to “Ok” or “failure” depending on how the device is.
Menu 1 View
State
->
Keyboard Active
3
sec.
j
Access level 2 Press
button

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LED “Omit” stays on
MENU 2 Active Alarms
The Menu “Active Alarm” allows you to quickly check which circuits
(zones)that are in alarm.
To enter the menu, press the “Ent / Esc” key and use the cursor “Left” and “Right” to check the status
of the alarm circuits.
In normal mode, the LCD will display the message “No Alarm active”
MENU 3 Active faults
The Menu “Active faults” allows you to quickly check which circuits (zones)
that are in fault.
To enter the menu, press the “Ent / Esc” key and use the cursor keys “Left” and “Right” to check the
status of the alarm circuits.
In normal mode, the LCD will display the message “No Active Fault”
MENU 4 Disable Zones
he Menu “Disable Zones” allows you to suspend the monitoring of a zone,
in case of permanent damage that requires technical intervention.
To enter in the menu, press the “Ent / Esc” key and use the cursor keys
“Left” and “Right” to check the co the status of the zones, and use the cursor keys “Up” and “Down” to
switch the between “active” and “Inactive”.
Example: Disable zone 2
Setup
Saved
Zone 2
Inactive
Zone 2
Active
Zone 1
Active
Menu 4 <->
Disable zones
Menu 2 <->
Active Alarms
No Alarm Active
Menu 3 <->
Active Faults
No Active
Faults
Menu 4 <->
Disable zones

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MENU 5 Program mode
The Menu “Program Mode” provides access to the Access Level 3,
reserved for technicians and system installers.
To consult the programming advanced instructions, in Access Level 3,
continue to the page 12 for the section - ADVANCED PROGRAMMING.
DIRECT ACCESS KEYS - Level 2
The Crossfire LCD has dedicated keys for direct acting of the key features
under normal useas specified in EN54-2. To access the functions of these
keys, the control panel must be previously in in access level 2, accessed
by pressing the button “Access” for 3 seconds.If you press a key for direct
access without being access on level 2, will appear on the display the message a mensagem “Error keys
inactive”.
Silence Buzzer (functionality also accessible at level 1)
To silence buzzer you should:
1. Press the button “Buzzer”.
Control Panel buzzer, works for acoustic notification of events on Control Panel. Every time an alarm or
fault occurs, the buzzer will start working. The same applies when you operate the Control Panel, or
when navigating the menus. If you want to temporarily disable the buzzer (f.ex during a consultation
event, or a programming, you must press the button for 3 seconds, the message “Buzzer Silenced.”
Disable Sirens
To disable the outputs of sirens you should:
1. Activate the keyboard
2. Press the button “Mute|Evac” (one touch).
3. Check the LED “disable” stays active.
4. Appears on the display the message “Sirens Disable”
NOTE: TO DISABLE SIRENS, THE CONTROL PANEL SHOULD BE IN STANDBY
Disable sirens are not activated during an alarm event
Silence the sirens during an alarm event
To silence the sirens in an alarm event you must:
1. Silence the buzzer
2. Keyboard active
3. Press the button “Mute|Evac” (one touch).
4. The Control Panel indicates the external siren stop by a long beep.
You can reactivate the sirens pressing the button again “Sil|Evac” (one touch).
Evacuation
To enter in evacuation mode you should:
1. Activate the keyboard
2. Press the o button “Mute|Evac” continually until you hear sequence
of 3 BIPS.
3. The Led “Alarm” is fied. The display shows the message “Evacuation Active”.
In evacuation mode the Central panel activates immediately the two outputs
siren, plus the relay output alarm.
Menu 5 Program
Mode
->
3 sec.
j
j
Access level 2 Press
button
Sirens
Inactive
Evacuation
Active

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Day/Night Mode
The day/Night mode allows you to enable / disable the timing of the
pre-alarm in the Central Panel. By factory setting, the central act
in “Night Mode” (without timing of pre-alarm).
To enable the general delay (Day Mode) you should:
1. Activate the keyboard
2. Press the button to “Day / Night” to switch to the desired status
3. In the display shows the message “Day Mode Active” or “Day Mode Off”
4. If the Day Mode stays active the LED “Delay” should light up getting fixed.
ADVANCED PROGRAMMING - LEVEL 3
The Level 3 Advanced Programming allows parameterize detail the functioning of Crossfire LCD.
This level is locked by password, and should only be used by qualified professionals for this purpose.
To enter in programming mode should:
1. Activate the keyboard
2. Access Menu 5 “Programming Mode”.
3. Insert the password according to the scheme using the cursor keys. After introduction of 4 digits
you should hear a double BIP in case of entry the correct code. In this case the LED “Keyboard”
should start blinking. If the code is wrong, you should hear a long bip. After finishing this sound,
you can reintroducing the access code.
Note: The code of the factory setting is: 1,2,3,4.
The advanced setup menu is tree-structured, and is composed by 7 top menus:
1- Zones
2- Times
3- Test Mode
4- Programming Code
5 - Language
6 - Installer Mode
7 - Factory Values
The features associated with each of the menus are described below. The navigation between menus
is processed according to the detailed description on page 9.
ZONES
MENU 1-1 Zone Types
The Menu “Zone Tipes” allows you to set each zone as “Automatic”
or “Intelligent”.
Automatic Zones always always respect the timing of pre-alarm, when the Control Panel is in “Day Mode”
ie with delays assets.
Intelligent Zones ignore the timing of pre-alarm regardless of this being active or not.
Menu 1-1
Zone Types
->
Day Mode
Active

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MENU 1-2 Zone Names
O Menu “Nomes de Zonas” allows you to customize the name of the zones
which are later shown on the display, making easier to find and
identification the source of the alarm or fault.
With one touch the “Ent / Esc”, enters on menu.
With Cursor keys “Left” and “Right” to select the zone to rename, confirming the selection with touch
the key “Ent / Esc”.
With the cursor keys “Up” and “Down” selects the characters to register in each position, advancing to
the positions with the cursor keys “Left” and “Right”.
You can select the uppercase or lowercase character by holding down the cursor key “Up” or “Down”,
during the selection of the corresponding character.
After the edition of name of the zone, press the button again “Ent/Esc”. Appears on the display the
message “Setting Saved”.
MENU 1-3 Confirmation
The Menu “Confirmation” allows to define “pairs” of zones which must be
ctuated so that the Control Panel recognize an alarm event.
This option is especially suitable for use in zones of false alarms high risk , or for integration with auto-
matic fire extinguishing.
The pairs of zones are set as described in Table 1 below:
Table 1
MENU 1-4 Sounder 1
The Menu “Sounder 1” lets you define which zones of the system that act
the output Sounder 1.
By accessing this menu, you can select zones that will trigger or not the
output.
As the cursor keys to select “Up” and “Down” appears on the display messages
“Trigger” or “Not Trigger”.
MENU 1-5 Sounder 2
The same menu setting 1-4, for the Sounder 2 output.
MENU 1-6 Alarm Relay
The Menu “Alarm Relay” lets you define which zones of the system that
act the Alarm Relay.
By accessing this menu, you can select zones that will trigger the relay.
As the cursor keys to select “Up” and “Down” appears on the display messages
“Trigger” or “Not Trigger”.
Menu 1-2
Zone Names
<->
Menu 1-4
Sounder 1
<->
Menu 1-5
Sounder 2
<->
Menu 1-6 Alarm
Relay
<->
Menu 1-3 <->
Confirmation
DISPLAY MESSAGE
INFORMATION
Confirmation 1
Zone 1 and 2 are congured as confirmation
Confirmation 2
Zone 3 and 4 are congured as confirmation
Confirmation 3
Zone 5 and 6 are congured as confirmation
Confirmation 4
Zone 7 and 8 are congured as confirmation

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MENU 1-7 Fault Relay
The Menu “Fault Relay” lets you define which zones of the system that
act the Fault Relay.
By accessing this menu, you can select zones that will trigger the relay.
As the cursor keys to select “Up” and “Down” appears on the display messages
“Trigger” or “Not Trigger”.
MENU 2 - TIME
MENU 2 -1 Pre-Alarm Time
The Menu “Pre-Alarm Time” allows you to set the timing of pre alarm to
be, whenever the Control Panel is placed in “Day Mode”.
On alarm, the contro panel will only only signal locally by the buzzer, and
ended the pre-alarm time set, if there was no further action, will trigger outputs Sounder and/or Alarm
relay.
To enter the menu you should press “Ent / Esc”.
This time is configurable from 0 seconds to 10 minutes, using the cursor keys “Up” and “Down”
MENU 2 -2 Sounder 1
The Menu “Sounder 1” lets you set the timer of ringing sirens connected to
the Sounder 1 output signal .
To enter the menu you should press “Ent / Esc”.
This time is configurable from 0 seconds to 10 minutes, using the cursor keys “Up” and “Down”.
MENU 2 -3 Sounder 2
O The Menu “Sounder 1” lets you set the timer of ringing sirens connected
to the Sounder 2 output signal .
To enter the menu you should press “Ent / Esc”.
This time is configurable from 0 seconds to 10 minutes, using the cursor keys “Up” and “Down”.
MENU 3 - TEST MODE
This menu lets you put your Control Panel in test mode. The Test mode
allows rehearse the zones of Control Panel without alarms that are
generated by the outputs or the siren or by activation of the alarm relay.
By entering this menu, you can select which zones you want to put in test mode.
If some zone remain active in test mode, the LED “Test” illuminates.
On completion of a test that simulates alarm or fault, will be shown in the display the correspondent
event, until pressed one of the cursor keys to return to the Test Menu.
Note: The output of the Test mode removes all alarm and fault indications and momentarily removes
the supply of zones.
MENU 4 - PROGRAM CODE
This menu allows you to reprogram the Technical Code Level 3 for access
to the system.
To select a new sequence number, you should use the cursor keys “Up” and
“Down” to select the value, and keys “Left and” Right “to select the position of the value.
Menu 1-7 Fault
Relay
<-
Menu 2-2
Sounder 1
<->
Menu 2-3
Sounder 2
<-
Menu 2-1 ->
Pre-Alarm Time
Menu 3 Test
Mode
Menu 4 Program
Code

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MENU 5 - LANGUAGE
This menu allows you to select the language menus of the Control Panel.
The available languages vary according the firmware version installed on
the unit.
In the edition for the Portuguese market can select between Portuguese, Spanish and English.
MENU 6 - INSTALLER MENU
This menu allows activate the information of the installer or technician
responsible for installing, in order to facilitate the later contact of the
customer for future interventions as are necessary
MENU 6-1 - Installer Info
The Menu “Installer info”, allows you to write 2 rows of information
normally intended to a “Name” and “Phone Number”.
MENU 6-2 - Info Enable
The Menu “Enable Info” lets you define if the Control Panel shows the
programmed information on the menu 6-1.
MENU 7 - KEYBOARD KEY
This menu allows you to enable the functionality of access to level 2 by
mechanical key (installation kit sold separately).
MENU 8 - DEFAULT VALUES
This menu allows you to reset Values by selecting the menu, you should
press the “Ent / Esc” to reset Values, or hold for more than 3 seconds to
exit the menu without resetting to factory defaults.
Reset
To make reset you must:
1. Activate the keyboard
2. Press the “Reset” button until all the LEDs light up.
Menu 5
Language
<->
Menu 6-2 Info
Enable
<-
3 sec.
j
j
j
All LED’s lit on
Menu 6 <->
Installer Menu
Menu 6-1 ->
Installer Info
Menu 7 <->
Keyboard Key
Menu 8 <-
Default Values
Reset values? Enter to
confirm

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SPECIFICATIONS
MECHANICAL
Housing
Self Extinguishable ABS Plastic
Dimensions (Largura x Altura x Fundo)
321 x 286 x 90 mm
Weight
1,6 Kg
ENVIRONMENTAL
Operating Temperature
-5ºC~45ºC (recommended 5ºC to 35ºC)
Rekative Humidity
5% a 95% without condensing
Protection Class
IP 40
ELECTRICAL
Primary Supply
Switched Supply 100-240V AC 50-60 Hz 1,5A
Backup Supply
2 x 12V Lead-Acid Bateries (up to 7,2 Ah)
Primary Supply Fuse
T 4 A L 250V 5X20
Backup Supply Fuse
24V DC 1.3 Amp resettable
Siren Output protection
300 mA Resettable Fuse
Aux Output protection
300 mA Resettable Fuse
Max. current draw per zone
57 mA (number of detectors per zone varies according
to their power consumption)
Baterie time (AC Power missing)
minimum 72 hours (with bateries 12V 7 Ah)
Endurance max. Internal Battery
25 mOhm
Factory Default Setting
Pre-Alarm timer (1-1)
60 seconds (OFF/ON/ON/OFF)
Zone Type (all zones) (menu 1-2)
Automatic (“Fault” Led On)
Alarm Relay (all zones) (menu 1-3)
Active (“Alarm” Led On)
Fault Relay (all Zones) (menu 1-4)
Active (“Fault Led On)
Sounder 1 Timer (menu 2-1)
5 minutes
Sounder 2 Timer (menu 2-2)
5 minutes
Supply Fault Timer (menu 2-3)
60 seconds
Confirmation Zones (menu 2-4)
All zones disabled
Sounder 1 output zones (menu 3-2)
All Zones
Sounder 2 output zones(menu 3-3)
All Zones
Programming Code (menu 4-1)
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INSTALLATION RECORD
Please fi ll this installation record for future reference. You may forward this info to your
client, or peel off this page and keep it on a safe place.
INSTALLER DETAILS:
TECHNICIAN:
INSTALATION DATE: / /
ZONE NAMES / CABLING IDENTIFICATION
ZONE 1:
ZONE 2:
ZONE 3:
ZONE 4:
ZONE 5:
ZONE 6:
ZONE 7:
ZONE 8:
PRE-ALARM ZONES: / / / / / / /
PRE ALARM TIMER:
AUTOMATIC ZONES: / / / / / / /
INTELLIGENT ZONES: / / / / / / /
SOUNDER 1 ZONES: / / / / / / /
SOUNDER 2 ZONES: / / / / / / /
SOUNDER 1 TIMER: SOUNDER 2 TIMER:
CONFIRMATION ZONES: | | | |
PROGRAMMING CODE:

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Sanco - Produtos Electrónicos, SA (“SANCO”)
Warranty Policy Certificate
This Warranty Certificate is given in favor of the purchaser (hereunder the “Purchaser”) purchasing the
products directly from Sanco or from its authorized distributor.
Sanco warrants these products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use
and service for a period of 24 months from the last day of the week and year whose numbers are printed
on the printed circuit board inside these products (hereunder the “Warranty Period”).
Subject to the provisions of this Warranty Certificate, during the Warranty Period, Sanco undertakes,
at its sole discretion and subject to Sanco´s procedures, as such procedures are from time to time, to
repair or replace, free of charge for materials and/or labor, products proved to be defective in materials
or workmanship under normal use and service.
Repaired products shall be warranted for the remainder of the original Warranty Period.
All transportation costs and in-transit risk of loss or damage related, directly or indirectly, to products
returned to Sanco for repair or replacement shall be borne solely by the Purchaser.
Sanco´s warranty under this Warranty Certificate does not cover products that is defective (or shall be-
come defective) due to:
(a) alteration of the products (or any part thereof) by anyone other than Sanco;
(b) accident, abuse, negligence, or improper maintenance:
(c) failure caused by a product which Sanco did not provide;
(d) failure caused by software or hardware wich Sanco did not provide;
(e) use or storage other than in accordance with Sanco´s specified operating and storage
instructions.
There are no warranties, expressed or implied, of merchantability or fitness of the products for a par-
ticular purpose or otherwise, which extend beyond the description on the face hereof.
This limited Warranty Certificate is the Purchaser´s sole and exclusive remedy against Sanco and Sanco´s
sole and exclusive liability toward the Purchaser in connection with the products, including without limi-
tation –for defects or malfunctions of the products.
This Warranty Certificate replaces all other warranties and liabilities, whether oral, written, (non-man-
datory) statutory, contractual, in tort or otherwise.
In no case shall Sanco be liable to anyone for any consequential or incidental damages (inclusive of loss
of profit, and whether occasioned by negligence of the Sanco or any third party on its behalf) for breach
of this or any other warranty, expressed or implied, or upon any other basis of liability whatsoever.
Sanco does not represent that these products can not be compromised or circumvented; that these prod-
ucts will prevent any person injury or property loss or damage by burglary, robbery, fire or otherwise; or
that these products will in all cases provide adequate warning or protection.
Purchaser understands that a properly installed and maintained product may in some cases reduce the
risk of burglary, fire, robbery or other events occurring without providing an alarm, but it is not insur-
ance or a guarantee that such will not occur or that there will be no personal injury or property loss or
damage as a result.
Consequently, Sanco shall have no liability for any personal injury; property damage or any other loss
based on claim that these products failed to give any warning.
If Sanco is held liable, whether directly or indirectly, for any loss or damage whit regards to these prod-
ucts, regardless of cause or origin, Sanco´s maximum liability shall not in any case exceed the purchase
price of these products, which shall be the complete and exclusive remedy against Sanco.

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