Notifier ACPS-2406 User manual

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• NEC Article 760 Fire Protective Signaling Systems.
• Applicable Local and State Building Codes.
• Requirements of the Local Authority Having Jurisdiction.
SPECIFICATIONS
•Primary (AC) power: 110 – 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz input, 2.7
A maximum.
•Output voltage: 24 VDC electrically regulated and power-
limited (under primary AC mains). Under secondary power,
20.4 to 26.4 VDC.
•Output circuits – TB4, TB5, TB6: 2.5 A maximum for any
one output circuit. For the entire supply, 5.0 A (continuous),
6.0 A during a fire alarm (1 hour UL rating).
•Auxiliary power output: J1 – 24 VDC @ 0.5 A general pur-
posepower(whenauxiliarypowerisused,fourthoutputrated
for 2.0 A).
•Secondary power (battery) charging circuit – TB2, TB3:
lead-acid battery charger which will charge 7 to 25 AH bat-
teries. Maximum charger current – 1.1 A.
•Wiring: utilizes wire sizes 12 to 18 AWG (3.1 to 0.78 mm²).
•SLC specifications: Average SLC current is 1.287 mA. SLC
data is transmitted between 24.0 VDC, 5 VDC, and 0 VDC
at approximately 3.33 Kbaud.
•Battery fuse (F2): 15A, 3AB.
GENERAL
TheACPS-2406isanauxiliarypowersupplyandbatterycharger
with a host of unique features. Each of the four Notification Appli-
ance Circuits (NAC) is individually addressable, eliminating the
need for control modules. In addition, each circuit can provide
notificationappliancesynchronization without an additional mod-
ule,normallyrequiredwhennon-codeddevices are installed.De-
vicemanufacturerssupportedareSystemSensor,Wheelock,and
Gentex. The ACPS-2406 is compatible with all NOTIFIER intelli-
gent Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACPs).
FEATURES
• Each NAC can be synchronized with any of the following
manufacturers’ audio/visual devices:
— System Sensor (SpectrAlert® Series)
—or Wheelock
—or Gentex
• Four NACs individually addressable by the FACP:
— 6.0 A of output power for NAC or 5.0 A of general pur-
pose power.
— Each circuit can be DIP-switch-selected as general pur-
pose 24 VDC power, four-wire detector power, or a No-
tification Appliance Circuit.
— Steady, March Time (120 PPM), Dual Stage, Temporal,
or UZC Zone-Coded and Non-Coded devices — all DIP-
switch-selectable by circuit.
• Universal Zone Coder (UZC-256)/supervised output option
allows for programmable coded outputs. Up to 256 different
codes.
• Charges 7 to 25 AH batteries with full supervision.
• The charger on the ACPS may be disabled via a DIP switch.
When disabled, a remote charger, for example a CHG-120,
may be used to battery-back multiple ACPS supplies.
• AC loss detection and AC loss delay reporting.
• Brownout detection.
• Power-limited outputs.
• Isolated Signaling Line Circuit (SLC) interface.
• Selectable ground fault detection.
• Canadian dual-stage operation.
• Two Class A/B and two Class B (Style Y) only.
• A total of five (or less) ACPS power supplies may be con-
nectedtogether to synchronize multiple power supplies (con-
nect to any NAC output from one ACPS to sync signal input
— single pair required).
INSTALLATION STANDARDS & CODES
The ACPS-2406 complies with the following standards:
• NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code.
• Underwriters Laboratories:
— UL864 Standard for Control Units forFireAlarmSystems.
— CAN/ULC – S527-M87.
In addition, the installer should be familiar with the following
standards:
July 20, 2004
Section: Power Supplies
ACPS-2406
Addressable Charger/Power Supply
with built-in synchronization
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S635 CS118
MEA
173-01-E
345-02-E
317-01-E
7315-0028:213
California
State Fire
Marshal
Made in the U.S.A.
This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes. We try to keep our
product information up-to-date and accurate. We cannot cover all specific applications
or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice.
For more information, contact NOTIFIER.Phone: [phone] FAX: [phone]
12 Clintonville Road, Northford, Connecticut 06472
NOTIFIER® is a Honeywell company.

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ACPS ADDRESS SELECTION
The ACPS addresses MUST start at an address ending with
either “0” or “5”. DO NOT start the ACPS at address “000”.
Examples of effective start addresses are 5, 10, 15 ... 120;
start addresses can go up to 145 (with 0 – 158 on loop; 13
addresses utilized by programming options), or 85 on CLIP
systems (0 – 99 on loop; 13 ACPS addresses). Dependent
upon the programming options selected (by DIP switches), the
ACPS takes 5 (minimum) to 13 addresses on the SLC loop.
Address functions:
Address 1 = ACPS Trouble; tells FACP the ACPS is in
Trouble.
Address 2 = Activates NAC 1.
Address 3 = Activates NAC 2.
Address 4 = Activates NAC 3.
Address 5 = Activates NAC 4.
Address 6 = Silence Address (activation silences System
Sensor, Wheelock, or Gentex sync strobes).
Address 7 = Monitor AC Fail (Canadian requirement).
Address 8 = Monitor Battery (Canadian requirement).
Address 9 = Monitor Earth Fault (Canadian requirement).
Address 10 = Dual Stage (changes NAC 1 from 20 PPM to
Temporal).
Address 11 = Dual Stage (changes NAC 2 from 20 PPM to
Temporal).
Address 12 = Dual Stage (changes NAC 3 from 20 PPM to
Temporal).
Address 13 = Dual Stage (changes NAC 4 from 20 PPM to
Temporal).
ARCHITECTURAL/
ENGINEERING
SPECIFICATIONS
For specifications on the
ACPS-2406 addressable
power supply, please
contact NOTIFIER.
ORDERING INFORMATION
ACPS-2406: Remote charger power supply, with selectable
built-in synchronization, and four built-in control modules. In-
cludes power supply circuit board, transformers, and installa-
tion instructions. Several mounting options available (see be-
low).
CAB-PS1: The CAB-PS1 can house one ACPS-2406 and two 7
AH batteries. Dimensions: 15.218" (38.654 cm) high x 14.5"
(36.83 cm) wide x 3.562" (9.048 cm) deep with door; backbox
2.875" (7.303 cm) deep; 1.125" (2.858 cm) knockouts. Bottom
knockouts for use only when batteries are externally mounted.
Four mounting holes: two at 9.1" (23.114 cm) width apart from
eachother(atcenters) at upper left and right of backbox; another
two holes 10.625" (26.988 cm) below them (at centers).
BB-25: The BB-25 can house one ACPS-2406 and two 7 – 25
AH batteries.
CAB-3/-4 Series: The ACPS-2406 can mount in any of the
CAB-3/-4 Series cabinets. This can be in the bottom of the
cabinet or a tier via a CHS-PS and CHS-BH. See CAB-3 (DN-
3549) and CAB-4 Series (DN-6857) data sheets for model and
ordering information.
CHS-PS/CHS-6: Power supply mounting kit. Optional kit used
to mount the ACPS-2406 in a location other thanthe bottom of
the CAB-3/-4 cabinet (e.g., second tier).
CHS-BH: Battery mounting kit. Optional kit used to mount the
ACPS-2406 batteries in a location other than the bottom of the
CAB-3/-4 cabinet (e.g., second tier).
Batteries: ACPS-2406 battery charging circuit range is 7 – 25
AH. See PS Series (DN-1109) or BAT Series (DN-6933) for
models and ordering information.
TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS
AND LED INDICATORS
LED INDICATORS
(L to R on board)
•SLC LEDs:
D74 SLCTXA (GRN)
D73 SLCRXA (GRN)
•Output LEDs:
D54 NAC 4 Output (GRN)
D47 NAC 3 Output (GRN)
D40 NAC 2 Output (GRN)
D32 NAC 1 Output (GRN)
•D81 Monitor Polling LED (GRN)
•D19 Ground Fault LED (YEL)
• Polling LEDs:
D66 NAC 1 Polling (GRN)
D67 NAC 2 Polling (GRN)
D68 NAC 3 Polling (GRN)
D69 NAC 4 Polling (GRN)
•D70 Common Trouble LED (YEL)
•D71 Bat/Chg Trouble LED (YEL)
•D72 UC Failure LED (YEL)
•D75 AC LED (GRN)
AC Input on
ACPS-2406:
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz,
2.7 A maximum.
F2 Battery Fuse: 15A, 3AB.
Battery: 7 AH to 25 AH, 24 VDC.
Float voltage 27.0 – 27.8 VDC.
Maximum charger current 1.1 A.
Maximum load current 6.0 A.
JP2 Ground Fault
Disable: Cut this
jumper to disable
ground fault detection.
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APPLICATION
EXAMPLE 1
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NOTES: 1) In this application, five SLC addresses are used: Point 1 = Trouble Monitor (used to notify control panel of ACPS trouble
condition); Point 2 = Output #1; Point 3 = Output #2; Point 4 = Output #3; Point 5 = Output #4. 2) SLC wiring only isshownin diagram.
NOTES: 1) In this application, six SLC addresses are used: Point 1 = Trouble Monitor (used to notify
control panel of ACPS trouble condition); Point 2 = Output #1; Point 3 = Output #2; Point 4 = Output
#3; Point 5 = Output #4; Point 6 = Electronic Signal Silence. 2) SLC wiring only is shown in diagram.
3) In this application, ACPS #1 and ACPS #2 have a “common” (all devices) sync signal. The NAC
output of ACPS #1 must be wired to the coded input of ACPS #2. 4) In this application, addressable
point #6 is used to signal ACPS horns to silence and let the strobes continue to run. System Sensor,
Wheelock, or Gentex sync devices only. This is a global selection.
APPLICATION EXAMPLE 2, master/slave
synchronization
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In CAB-3/-4 Series Cabinet,
the ACPS-2406 can fit in
either the lower left or lower right
of any CAB-3/-4 Series cabinet.
In CAB-PS1 Cabinet,
up to two 7 AH batteries
can fit below the ACPS-2406.
CAB-3/-4 Series Cabinet CAB-PS1 Cabinet
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On CHS-6
Chassis,
left center
position. CHS-6 Chassis
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Right position
may mount
up to two
XP5 modules.
In BB-25 Cabinet,
left position only,
with room for up to two
7 to 25 AH batteries.
BB-25 Cabinet
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MOUNTING OPTIONS
On CHS-PS Chassis,
right position only.
XPIQ-PS may mount
in left position.
On CHS-PS Chassis,
if right position is
occupied by CHS-BH
Battery Holder,
left position may be open
or mount XPIQ-PS only.
CHS-PS Chassis (1) CHS-PS Chassis (2)
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