Siemens Cerberus PYROTRONICS MXL Instruction Manual

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P/N 315-092036CD-8
Siemens Building Technologies, nc.
8 Fernwood Road
Florham Park, New Jersey 07932
MXL/MXLV CONTROL PANEL
Operation, Installation, and Maintenance Manual
CERBERUS PYROTRONICS
Siemens Building Technologies, Ltd.
50 East Pearce Street
Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B 1B7 CN
Cerberus Division
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CAUTION
ALL WIRING MUST BE DONE AS DESCRIBED BELOW
TO OBTAIN SAFE AND PROPER SYSTEM OPERATION.
1. Earth ground the MXL enclosure properly; see the latest edition of the National
Electrical Code for approved methods. Conduit ground is NOT ade uate.
2. Separate all wiring for initiating devices (i.e., detectors, manual stations, TRI
modules, etc.) from all other wiring in the MXL enclosure. To wire the System in
compliance with UL 864, refer to the Power Limited Wiring Instructions for the
MME-3 Enclosure, P/N 315-094883.
3. INSULATE ALL CABLE DRAIN WIRES from any conduit or earth grounded
electrical box, including those in the MXL enclosure.
4. Connect shield cable drain wire ONLY inside the MXL enclosure.
5. No wiring used for any of the following can run outside the building:
 an ALD loop
 a RS-485 network
 an NAC circuit used for audibles, audio, and telephone risers
 a CZM-1/1B6 or CZM-4 initiating device loop
UL Listings for MXL/MXL
The complete MXL system is UL listed
under the model name MXL. MXLV is
used in this and other documentation
to identify the basic listed MXL system,
including the listed voice e uipment
described in this manual. MXLV itself is
not a listed model or name, but is used
for ease of presentation. The voice
e uipment is listed, however, as part of
the basic MXL System.
For additional
wiring information,
refer to this
manual or call
Siemens Building
Technologies, Inc.
Technical Support
Department at
1-800-248-7976.
WARNING
The user must follow the 24V power
distribution indicated on pages 4-109
and 4-110.
The CZM power available on the MMB
or PSR must not be used to provide
24V internal power to the OMM-1/-2 or
TBM-2. Using this power may result in
24V failure due to a current limiting
circuit; the system may not function
properly.
Observe the 24V power loads listed
in Appendix D - MXL Power Supply
Load Calculations for all of the cards
plugged into the OMM-1/-2. This will
ensure that the system functions
properly.
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Table of Contents
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Description ..................................................................... 1 - 1
Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 1 - 1
Software ........................................................................................................................... 1 - 3
Components of the Basic MXL System ....................................................................... 1 - 3
Minimum MXL Control Panel Configuration....................................................... 1 - 3
MMB-2 Main Board............................................................................................ 1 - 5
MPS-6 Power Supply.......................................................................................... 1 - 5
MPS-12 Power Supply ........................................................................................ 1 - 5
M B-2 eyboard/Annunciator Panel .................................................................. 1 - 6
RCC-1/1F Remote Command Center ................................................................. 1 - 7
TSP-40 Logging Printer....................................................................................... 1 - 7
MME-3 or MLE-6 Enclosure............................................................................... 1 - 7
TSW-2 Tamper Switch ........................................................................................ 1 - 8
BP-61 Batteries................................................................................................... 1 - 8
BTX Batteries ..................................................................................................... 1 - 8
MOM-4 Card Cage ............................................................................................. 1 - 9
MOM-2 Card Cage ............................................................................................. 1 - 9
CSM-4 Signal Module ...................................................................................... 1 - 10
CRM-4 Relay Module ....................................................................................... 1 - 10
CZM-4 Conventional Zone Module .................................................................. 1 - 10
ALD-2I Analog Loop Driver ................................................................................1 - 11
XLD-1 Analog Loop Driver .................................................................................1 - 11
CMI-300 Interface Module ................................................................................1 - 11
NET-4 Communication Interface ....................................................................... 1 - 12
NET-7 Communication Interface ....................................................................... 1 - 12
NET-7M Communication Interface ................................................................... 1 - 13
NIM-1R Network Interface Module .................................................................. 1 - 13
REP-1 Network Repeater Module .................................................................... 1 - 14
PSR-1 Remote Power Supply ........................................................................... 1 - 14
PS-5A Power Supply......................................................................................... 1 - 15
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PS-5N7 Network Interface/5V Power Supply ................................................... 1 - 15
MOI-7 Voice and Annunciator Driver ................................................................ 1 - 16
MOD-16 Output Driver ..................................................................................... 1 - 16
MID-16 Input Driver .......................................................................................... 1 - 16
CZM-1B6 Remote Conventional Zone Module .................................................1 - 17
PIM-1 Peripheral Interface Module....................................................................1 - 17
PIM-2 Peripheral Interface Module and PAL-1 Parallel Printer .......................... 1 - 18
D2300CP Fiber Optic Interface ........................................................................ 1 - 18
Silent night Model 5128/5129 Digital Fire Communicator ............................. 1 - 19
The oice System (MXL ) ............................................................................................ 1 - 20
Overview of the Voice System ......................................................................... 1 - 20
Capacity of the System .................................................................................... 1 - 20
System Options ............................................................................................... 1 - 20
ACM-1 Audio Control Module .......................................................................... 1 - 21
TMM-1 Telephone Master Module ................................................................... 1 - 22
MMM-1 Microphone Master Module .............................................................. 1 - 22
VSM-1 Voice Switch and LED Module.............................................................. 1 - 22
VLM-1 Voice LED Module ................................................................................ 1 - 23
VFM-1 Fan Control Module .............................................................................. 1 - 23
VSB-1 Voice Switch Blank................................................................................. 1 - 24
TBM-2 Termination Block Module .................................................................... 1 - 24
OMM-1 Output Master Module ....................................................................... 1 - 24
OMM-2 Output Master Module ....................................................................... 1 - 25
ASC-1 Amplifier Supervision and Backup Card ................................................ 1 - 26
ASC-2 Amplifier/Riser Supervision and Backup Card ....................................... 1 - 26
OCC-1 Output Control Card ............................................................................. 1 - 27
BTC-1 Backup Tone Card .................................................................................. 1 - 27
RCM-1 Riser Control Module ........................................................................... 1 - 28
ZAC-30 Zone Amplifier Card ............................................................................. 1 - 28
DMC-1 Digital Message Card........................................................................... 1 - 29
ZC Zone Control Card Modules ........................................................................ 1 - 30
ZCT-8B Zone Card Telephone........................................................................... 1 - 31
PLC-4 Power Limiting Module.......................................................................... 1 - 31
ICP-B6 Intelligent Control Point ........................................................................ 1 - 32
Analog Addressable Devices ...................................................................................... 1 - 33
FP Intelligent / Analog Detector Series ............................................................ 1 - 33
ID Intelligent/Analog Detector Series ............................................................... 1 - 33
IL Intelligent/Analog Detector Series................................................................ 1 - 34
MSI Intelligent Manual Station Series .............................................................. 1 - 35
TRI Intelligent Interface Module Series ............................................................ 1 - 36
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Conventional Detectors ............................................................................................... 1- 37
DI Ionization Detector Series............................................................................ 1 - 37
DT Thermal Detectors ...................................................................................... 1 - 37
PE Photoelectric Detectors .............................................................................. 1 - 37
PBA-1191 Linear Beam Smoke Detector .......................................................... 1 - 38
Other Devices ................................................................................................................ 1 - 38
LIM-1 Loop Isolator Module ............................................................................. 1 - 38
Installation .....................................................................2 - 1
Installing MME-3 and MLE-6 Backboxes ........................................................... 2 - 1
Installing the MPS-6 or MPS-12 ......................................................................... 2 - 3
General Instructions For Installing System Modules .......................................... 2 - 4
Setting DIP Switches................................................................................... 2 - 4
Installing the MMB-1/-2 (Main Enclosure) .......................................................... 2 - 4
Installing the PSR-1 (Remote Enclosure)............................................................ 2 - 5
Security ModeUL 1076 Dis bling the T mper Switch (S2-SW5) ............... 2 - 6
Installing the NET-4 onto the PSR-1 ................................................................... 2 - 6
Installing the NET-7 onto the PSR-1 ................................................................... 2 - 6
Installing the NET-7M onto the PSR-1 ................................................................ 2 - 7
Installing the MOM or OMM.............................................................................. 2 - 7
Inst lling the C rd Guides on the MOM ...................................................... 2 - 7
Inst lling the C rd Guides on the OMM ...................................................... 2 - 8
Installing the TSP-40 Printer................................................................................ 2 - 8
Inst lling the P per Roll .............................................................................. 2 - 10
Ch nging the P per Roll ..............................................................................2 - 11
Installing the PIM-1 ...........................................................................................2 - 11
Installing the TBM-2 (MXLV Only) ..................................................................... 2 - 12
Installing the Assembled Mounting Plate (MBR-MP/MBR-3MP) ..................... 2 - 12
Installing the M B-2 eyboard/Annunciator..................................................... 2 - 12
Setting the ANN-1 Network Address ......................................................... 2 - 13
Installing the ACM-1 (MXLV Only) .................................................................... 2 - 14
Installing the BTC-1 on the ACM-1 (MXLV Only) .............................................. 2 - 15
Setting the Tones ........................................................................................ 2 - 15
Installing the MMM-1 (MXLV Only) .................................................................. 2 - 16
Installing the TMM-1 (MXLV Only) .....................................................................2 - 17
Install the MHD Panels..................................................................................... 2 - 18
Installing the TSW-2 Tamper Switch.................................................................. 2 - 18
Installing the VSM/VLM/VFM/VSB Modules .................................................... 2 - 18
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General Instructions for Installing Plug-in Modules into the MOM .................. 2 - 20
H lf-Width Modules ................................................................................... 2 - 20
Full-Width Modules .................................................................................... 2 - 21
Installing the CSM-4 ......................................................................................... 2 - 22
Rele sing Service per NFPA 12A, NFPA 13, nd NFPA 2001 ..................... 2 - 24
Installing the CRM-4......................................................................................... 2 - 24
Installing the CZM-4 ......................................................................................... 2 - 25
Installing the ALD-2I ......................................................................................... 2 - 25
Installing the XLD-1 .......................................................................................... 2 - 26
Installing the CMI-300 ...................................................................................... 2 - 26
Installing the NIM-1R ....................................................................................... 2 - 27
Installing the REP-1 .......................................................................................... 2 - 28
Installing the NET-7 into the MOM ................................................................... 2 - 29
Installing the NET-7M into the MOM ............................................................... 2 - 29
General Instructions for Installing Plug-in Cards into the OMM ....................... 2 - 30
H lf-Width Modules ................................................................................... 2 - 30
Full-Width Modules .................................................................................... 2 - 30
Installing the ASC-1 .......................................................................................... 2 - 32
Installing the ASC-2 .......................................................................................... 2 - 33
Installing the OCC-1 ......................................................................................... 2 - 35
Installing the BTC-1 on the OCC-1 ................................................................... 2 - 36
Setting the Tones ........................................................................................ 2 - 36
Installing the DMC-1 ........................................................................................ 2 - 37
Installing the ZC1-8B ........................................................................................ 2 - 38
Installing the ZC2-8B ........................................................................................ 2 - 39
Installing the ZC2-4AB...................................................................................... 2 - 40
Installing the ZC3-4AB...................................................................................... 2 - 41
Installing the ZCT-8B......................................................................................... 2 - 42
Installing the ZAC-30 ........................................................................................ 2 - 43
Installing the PLC-4 .......................................................................................... 2 - 46
Inst lling the PL864 C rds onto the PLC-4 ................................................ 2 - 46
Installing the RCM-1......................................................................................... 2 - 47
Operation ........................................................................3 - 1
Using The MKB Keyboard/Annunciator Panel in Local Mode ................................ 3 - 1
The Display ......................................................................................................... 3 - 1
Display eys ....................................................................................................... 3 - 2
System Control eypads and LEDs.................................................................... 3 - 2
Addresses .................................................................................................... 3 - 2
Fixed Addresses ........................................................................................... 3 - 3
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Numeric eypad ................................................................................................. 3 - 3
Command eypad .............................................................................................. 3 - 3
The Special (ALT and Function) eypad .............................................................. 3 - 4
Internal Audible Alarm ........................................................................................ 3 - 4
The Printer and PRINT and CLEAR eys ............................................................ 3 - 4
Modes Of Operation .......................................................................................... 3 - 4
Normal Mode ................................................................................................................... 3 - 4
Alarm ................................................................................................................................. 3 - 5
Responding to an Alarm ..................................................................................... 3 - 5
How the System Annunciates Alarms................................................................ 3 - 5
Viewing the List of Alarms ................................................................................. 3 - 6
How to Individually Acknowledge an Alarm ....................................................... 3 - 6
How to Block Acknowledge an Alarm ................................................................ 3 - 6
Silencing The System ......................................................................................... 3 - 6
Supervisory ...................................................................................................................... 3 - 7
How the System Annunciates Supervisories ..................................................... 3 - 7
Viewing the List of Supervisories ....................................................................... 3 - 7
How to Individually Acknowledge a Supervisory ................................................ 3 - 8
How to Block Acknowledge a Supervisory......................................................... 3 - 8
Trouble............................................................................................................................... 3 - 8
How the System Annunciates Troubles .............................................................. 3 - 8
Viewing the List of Troubles .............................................................................. 3 - 9
How to Individually Acknowledge a Trouble ....................................................... 3 - 9
How to Block Acknowledge a Trouble .............................................................. 3 - 10
Security ........................................................................................................................... 3 - 10
How the System Annunciates Security Conditions.......................................... 3 - 10
Viewing the List of Security Conditions ............................................................3 - 11
How to Individually Acknowledge a Security Condition ....................................3 - 11
Reset Procedures .......................................................................................................... 3 - 11
Hard Reset ........................................................................................................3 - 11
Soft Reset ........................................................................................................ 3 - 12
Using The MKB Keyboard/Annunciator Panel in Global Mode ............................ 3 - 13
Limitation/Restrictions ..................................................................................... 3 - 13
Global M B Display Format ............................................................................. 3 - 13
Global eypad Operation.................................................................................. 3 - 14
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oice Operations ........................................................................................................... 3 - 15
The Four Categories of Sound.......................................................................... 3 - 15
P ge ........................................................................................................... 3 - 16
Ev c............................................................................................................ 3 - 16
Alert............................................................................................................ 3 - 16
Other .......................................................................................................... 3 - 16
Standard Tones ................................................................................................. 3 - 16
LED Visual Indicators .........................................................................................3 - 17
Automatic Voice Operation ................................................................................3 - 17
Manual Voice Operation ....................................................................................3 - 17
Audibles ........................................................................................................... 3 - 18
The Error Audible........................................................................................ 3 - 18
The C ll-In Audible...................................................................................... 3 - 18
The Reset Audible ...................................................................................... 3 - 18
Using the ALL Buttons ..................................................................................... 3 - 18
Using the SEL Buttons ..................................................................................... 3 - 18
Using the Microphone...................................................................................... 3 - 18
Telephone Call-Ins ............................................................................................ 3 - 19
Phone Page and Wardens Page ....................................................................... 3 - 19
Voice Audible Silence ....................................................................................... 3 - 19
Using the Utility Functions ............................................................................... 3 - 20
EXT SOURCE ............................................................................................. 3 - 20
CLEAR MANUAL ....................................................................................... 3 - 20
DISPLAY OFF ............................................................................................. 3 - 20
DISPLAY AUTOMATIC ................................................................................ 3 - 20
AUDIO PREVIEWING ................................................................................. 3 - 20
Remote Command Stations ............................................................................. 3 - 20
REQUEST ACCESS .................................................................................... 3 - 20
GRANT ACCESS......................................................................................... 3 - 20
DENY ACCESS ........................................................................................... 3 - 21
Selecting the External Source .......................................................................... 3 - 21
Telephone Operation ........................................................................................ 3 - 21
To use Remote Telephone ....................................................................... 3 - 21
Telephone Zone LEDs ................................................................................ 3 - 21
Auto Telephone Zones in W rdens P ge .................................................... 3 - 21
oice System Operation Overview ............................................................................ 3 - 23
Networked oice Operation........................................................................................ 3 - 24
Networked OCC-1 ............................................................................................ 3 - 24
Networked ACM-1 ........................................................................................... 3 - 24
Existing MXLV VSM-1 Switches ....................................................................... 3 - 24
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Using The Menu ............................................................................................................. 3 - 25
General Instructions for Navigating the Menu .................................................. 3 - 25
Entering Your Password .................................................................................... 3 - 25
Addresses ........................................................................................................ 3 - 26
Entering Module Number nd Device Number ....................................... 3 - 26
Entering Module Number ........................................................................ 3 - 26
Entering Device Number with the Module Number................................ 3 - 27
The Acknowledge Menu .................................................................................. 3 - 27
Acknowledge: Al rm .................................................................................. 3 - 27
Acknowledge: Supervsry........................................................................... 3 - 30
Acknowledge: Trouble ................................................................................ 3 - 31
Acknowledge: Security............................................................................... 3 - 31
The List Menu .................................................................................................. 3 - 32
List: St tus ................................................................................................. 3 - 33
List: Al rm .................................................................................................. 3 - 33
List: Supervsry ........................................................................................... 3 - 34
List: Trouble ................................................................................................ 3 - 34
List: Security .............................................................................................. 3 - 35
List: Senstvty ............................................................................................. 3 - 36
List: Volt ges .............................................................................................. 3 - 36
List: Volt ges - An log ................................................................................ 3 - 37
List: Volt ges - Thresh ................................................................................. 3 - 37
List: Volt ges - Sens ................................................................................... 3 - 37
List: Volt ges - C lib ................................................................................... 3 - 37
List: Volt ges - ID........................................................................................ 3 - 37
List: Volt ges - ID2...................................................................................... 3 - 37
List: Temp ................................................................................................... 3 - 39
List: Mod_type ........................................................................................... 3 - 39
List: Dev_Type ............................................................................................ 3 - 40
List: Mess ge............................................................................................. 3 - 40
List: SW_Version ........................................................................................ 3 - 41
List: Output_st tes .................................................................................... 3 - 42
List: Dev_us ges ........................................................................................ 3 - 42
List: Node_ ddress .................................................................................... 3 - 43
List: Percent/ft ............................................................................................ 3 - 43
List: Percent/ft -Senstvty ............................................................................ 3 - 43
List: Percent/ft -Pre- l rm ........................................................................... 3 - 43
List: Percent/ft -An log ............................................................................... 3 - 43
List: ASD_ pps ........................................................................................... 3 - 44
List: Dis rmed_st te .................................................................................. 3 - 44
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The Control Menu ............................................................................................. 3 - 45
Control: Reset ............................................................................................. 3 - 45
Control: Senstvty......................................................................................... 3 - 45
Control: Arm/dis .......................................................................................... 3 - 46
Control: Output_on/off ................................................................................ 3 - 46
Control: Loop_ rm....................................................................................... 3 - 47
Control: Loop_dis rm .................................................................................. 3 - 47
Control: Net_link_Request .......................................................................... 3 - 48
Control: Percent/ft ....................................................................................... 3 - 48
Control: Percent/ft -Senstvty ....................................................................... 3 - 48
List: Percent/ft -Pre- l rm ............................................................................ 3 - 48
Control: Ch nge_Apps ................................................................................ 3 - 49
The Test Menu ................................................................................................... 3 - 49
Test: Set_time ............................................................................................. 3 - 50
Test: Gnd_flt ................................................................................................ 3 - 50
Test: Gnd_flt - M in ..................................................................................... 3 - 50
Test: Gnd_flt - Remote ................................................................................ 3 - 50
Test: Power.................................................................................................. 3 - 51
Test: Power - M in ....................................................................................... 3 - 51
Test: Power - M in - Volt ge ........................................................................ 3 - 51
Test: Power - M in - Current ........................................................................ 3 - 51
Test: Power - Remote .................................................................................. 3 - 51
Test: Power - Remote - Volt ge ................................................................... 3 - 51
Test: Power - Remote - Current ................................................................... 3 - 52
Test: Power - Remote - Options .................................................................. 3 - 52
Test: MKB1_L mptest................................................................................. 3 - 52
Test: MKB1_L mptest - LEDs ..................................................................... 3 - 52
Test: MKB1_L mptest - Displ y .................................................................. 3 - 52
Test: Device_LED ........................................................................................ 3 - 53
Test: MOI_L mp_Test ................................................................................. 3 - 53
Test: PAX_L mptest .................................................................................... 3 - 53
Test: ACM_L mptest................................................................................... 3 - 53
Test: X_Network .......................................................................................... 3 - 54
Test: M_Network......................................................................................... 3 - 54
Test: NET7_Di gs ........................................................................................ 3 - 54
Test: Override .............................................................................................. 3 - 54
Test: Override - Alr_Verify ............................................................................ 3 - 54
Test: Override - Alr_Confirm ........................................................................ 3 - 55
Test: Det_cle ned........................................................................................ 3 - 55
Test: Event Log............................................................................................ 3 - 55
Test: Event Log - Hist_Ctrl nd Hist_Er se .................................................. 3 - 56
Test: Pyro_Di gs .......................................................................................... 3 - 59
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Test: Pre_ l rm ........................................................................................... 3 - 59
Test: ASD_Devices ..................................................................................... 3 - 60
Test: Summ rize......................................................................................... 3 - 60
Test: Summ rize - Select_Mods................................................................. 3 - 60
Test: Summ rize - OFF............................................................................... 3 - 61
Test: Summ rize - ON ................................................................................ 3 - 61
Test: M nu l_Activ te ................................................................................ 3 - 61
Test: M nu l_Activ te - Test ....................................................................... 3 - 62
The Walktest Menu .......................................................................................... 3 - 62
Suggested W lktest Procedure .................................................................. 3 - 62
W lktest: System_wAUD / System_SIL ..................................................... 3 - 63
W lktest: Loop_wAUD / Loop_SIL ............................................................. 3 - 64
W lktest: Zone_wAUD / Zone_SIL ............................................................. 3 - 66
W lktest Ending Sequence ........................................................................ 3 - 67
Connections and Ratings ...............................................4-1
ACM-1 ................................................................................................................ 4 - 1
ALD-2I ................................................................................................................ 4 - 3
ASC-1 ................................................................................................................. 4 - 5
ASC-2 ................................................................................................................. 4 - 7
CMI-3 ............................................................................................................4 - 11
CRM-4 .............................................................................................................. 4 - 13
CSM-4 .............................................................................................................. 4 - 15
CZM-1B6 .......................................................................................................... 4 - 19
CZM-4 .............................................................................................................. 4 - 23
D23 CP .......................................................................................................... 4 - 25
DMC-1 .............................................................................................................. 4 - 29
ICP-B6 .............................................................................................................. 4 - 31
MMB-2 ............................................................................................................. 4 - 39
MOI-7, MOD-16, MID-16 ................................................................................... 4 - 45
MOM-2............................................................................................................. 4 - 51
MOM-4............................................................................................................. 4 - 53
NIM-1R ............................................................................................................. 4 - 55
OCC-1............................................................................................................... 4 - 59
OMM-1............................................................................................................. 4 - 61
OMM-2............................................................................................................. 4 - 63
PIM-1 ................................................................................................................ 4 - 65
PIM-2 / PAL-1 .................................................................................................... 4 - 67
PLC-4................................................................................................................ 4 - 71
PS-5A ............................................................................................................... 4 - 73
PS-5N7 ............................................................................................................. 4 - 75
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PS-5N7 ............................................................................................................. 4 - 75
PSR-1, NET-4, NET-7, NET-7M ............................................................................ 4 - 79
RCC-1/-1F ......................................................................................................... 4 - 87
RCM-1 .............................................................................................................. 4 - 89
REP-1.............................................................................................................. 4 - 103
Silent night Model 5128/5129 ...................................................................... 4 - 105
TBM-2 ............................................................................................................ 4 - 107
VSM-1, VLM-1 and VFM-1................................................................................ 4 - 111
XLD-1 .............................................................................................................. 4 - 113
ZAC-30 ............................................................................................................ 4 - 115
ZC1-8B............................................................................................................ 4 - 121
ZC2-4AB ......................................................................................................... 4 - 127
ZC2-8B ........................................................................................................... 4 - 131
ZC3-4AB ......................................................................................................... 4 - 135
ZCT-8B ............................................................................................................ 4 - 139
Appendix
Compatible Devices ........................................................................................... A - 1
Device Analog Voltages ...................................................................................... B - 1
MXL Battery Calculations ................................................................................... C - 1
MXL Power Supply Load Calculations ................................................................D - 1
Alarm Verification................................................................................................ E - 1
Envirolink ............................................................................................................ F - 1
Latching/Non-Latching Troubles ..........................................................................G - 1
Installing A Security Point ...................................................................................H - 1
Application Specific Detection (ASD) .................................................................. I - 1
Testing ................................................................................................................ J - 1
MXL Trouble Messages ...................................................................................... - 1
Power Limited Wiring ......................................................................................... L - 1
New Two Stage Alarm ....................................................................................... M - 1
Glossary
Index
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Chapter 1
Description Introduction
1-1
The CERBERUS PYROTRONICS
Model MXL Control Panel is an ad-
vanced fire protection and alarm
control panel that provides superior fire
protection, voice evacuation, and
multiplexed alarm reporting.
The basic MXL Control Panel can
monitor up to two analog loops, each
containing up to 0 CERBERUS
PYROTRONICS intelligent devices.
Through the addition of a MOM-4 card
cage, the System can be expanded.
With the addition of PSR-1 power
supplies, the System can be expanded
to as many as 34 analog loops.
The MXL Control Panel can control a
wide variety of System outputs, such
as conventional Form C relay contacts,
solid state outputs, supervised outputs
to control alarm notification appliances,
municipal tie outputs, and leased line
outputs.
The MXL Control Panel can process
logical decisions based on the status
of initiating devices. The System can
respond with customer-specified
sequences of output circuit operation.
The System continuously checks all
software and hardware for proper
operation. It continuously checks all
System memory components, control
panel electronic hardware, and the
System program. A hardwire watch-
dog circuit is provided to ensure that
System programs are functioning
properly. If a problem develops with
the program or processor, the watch-
dog circuit places the System into a
trouble condition and resets it.
To ensure reliable operation, the MXL
System is composed of independent
modules, each with its own micro-
processor. If the main panels central
processing unit stops, these modules,
operating in degrade, still annunciate
any alarm or trouble through common
lines called Any Alarm and Any
Trouble. All of the modules commu-
nicate with the MXL Panel through a
serial communications system.
All modules are continuously super-
vised for their presence and
for proper operation. Problems are
shown on the display to aid in servic-
ing and troubleshooting (See Using
the Menu in Chapter 3 - Operation).
The MXL System is designed so that
fire alarm operation has first priority
over all other modes of operation. If
the System loses battery and commer-
cial power, it automatically goes
through an initialization routine when
power returns.
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The Basic MXLV Control Panel
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The MXL software was written in a
high level language for ease of main-
tenance. The software incorporates a
multitasking operating system that
allows the microprocessor to handle
many tasks almost simultaneously.
This enables the MXL System to
handle communications to all initiating
and output option boards and to the
annunciator. This also enables the
MXL System to check that everything
is running.
When the MXL Control Panel receives
power, the System runs a start-up
procedure that sets up all initial condi-
tions. The System then starts the
operating system and the initialization
routines for all of the tasks, most of
which concern handling System
modules. When the display task is
finished initializing, it displays the
default time and date at powerup.
Initialization of other modules may take
several seconds, but this takes place in
the background and so does not affect
System operation.
The MXL System polls all network
addresses to see that all specified
modules are present and that there are
no unspecified modules. Any modules
or devices that do not agree with the
programmed data are reported as
troubles on the annunciator.
Soft are
Minimum MXL control panel
configuration to meet NFPA 72 Local,
Municipal Tie, Remote Station,
Proprietary and Central Station, UL
1076, and NFPA 12A, 13 and 2001
The table on the next page presents
the minimum configuration necessary
to meet NFPA 72 Local, Municipal Tie,
Remote Station, Proprietary and
Central Station, UL 107 , and NFPA
12A, 13 and 2001.
Components of the basic system
The basic MXL Control Panel consists of
the following components:
 MMB-2 Main Board
 MPS- /MPS-12 Power Supply
 MKB-2 Keyboard/Annunciator
 TSP-40 Logging Printer (NFPA 72
Proprietary and UL 107 configura-
tions)
 MME-3 Enclosure
 TSW-2 Tamper Switch
(UL 107 configuration only)
 BP- 1, BTX-1, or BTX-2 Batteries
Components
of the
Basic MXL
System
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X = Not Required
* One CSM-4 circuit must be configured for alarm
transmission. In addition depending on the local
authority having jurisdiction additional circuits may
be required for Supervisory or Trouble transmission.
** Any one of these modules is sufficient as an
initiating device.
*** Only TRI-60 TRI-60R TRI-60D TRI-B6 TRI-B6R and
TRI-B6D can be used as security devices.
**** Do not use NET-4s and NET-7s in the same system.
NOTES
a. See Silent Knight Model 5128/5129 Connections and
Ratings for NFPA 72 Central Station.
b. Refer to System MXL Wiring Diagram P/N 575-095370
c. The MMB must be programmed by CSG-M for all
System configurations (See CSG-M Programming
Manual P/N 315-090381).
d. UL 1076 requires a Model TSW-2 tamper switch and a
TSP-40 printer.
e. The batteries available are: BP-61 BTX-1 and BTX-2.
The BP-61 is a module consisting of four 6V 15 AH
batteries. The BTX-1 batteries are a pair of 12V 31 AH
batteries. The BTX-2 batteries are a pair of 12V 55 AH
batteries. Actual battery size depends on System
configuration.
f. See Appendix C for Battery Calculations.
g. The PSR-1 is not listed for security.
h. The PIM-1 requires the connection of the RC-119
supervised printer. The TSP-40 is not required.
j. The CMI-300 is not listed for UL 1076 application.
k. Refer to the CSM-4 Installation Instructions (P/N
315-090854) for programming.
l. The MXL System is FM approved for proprietary
fire for Fire Alarms Water Flow Sprinkler
Supervisory Service and Intrinsically Safe Operation.
Minimum MXL Configuration To Meet NFPA 72, UL 1076, and NFPA 12A, 13, and 2001
MINIMUM MXL CONFIGURATION TO MEET NFPA 72, UL 1076, AND NFPA 12A, 13, AND 2001
Module Description
NFPA Minimum Quantity
Local Auxiliary
Remote
Station Proprietary
Central
StationaUL 1076b
12A, 13, or
2001l
MMB-1/-2cMXL Main Unit 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
MPS-6 Power Supply 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
MPS-12 Power Supply 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
MKB-2 Keyboard/Annunciator Panel 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
TSP-40 Logging Printer X X X 1 X 1dX
MOM-4 Optional Module Card Cage X 1 1 X X X X
CSM-4 Signal Module X 1k1 or 2*kXXX1
k
CZM-4 Conventional Zone Module ** ** ** ** ** X **
ALD-2I Analog Loop Driver ** ** ** ** ** *** **
CZM-1B6 Remote Conventional Zone
Module ** ** ** ** ** X **
 Batteriese f 1e1e1e1e111
e
TSW-2 Tamper Switch XXXXX1
dX
PSR-1 Remote Power Supply X X X X X XgX
NET-4/-7Communication Interface****XXXXXXX
MOI-1/-7Voice and Annunciator DriverXXXXXXX
MOD-16 Output Driver XXXXXXX
MID-16 Inpout Module XXXXXXX
PIM-1 Peripheral Interface Module X X X 1hX1
hX
CMI-300 MXL/CXL Interface X X X X X XjX
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MMB-2 Main Board
The MMB-2 Main Board contains:
 1 -bit central processing unit (CPU)
 System read-only memories
(EPROMs)
 System random-access memory
(RAM)
 FLASH memory for the CSG-M
 Watchdog circuitry
 Network interface circuitry (MNET)
 Battery charger
 24V regulator
 AC transfer relay
 Class A CZM-1B power
 24 VDC unregulated supply
 Two analog loops
(initiating/control)
 Two notification appliance circuits
(audible/visual circuits)
 Three dry-contact relays
MPS-6 Po er Supply
The MPS- is a supervised power
supply that converts 120 VAC,
0 Hz to unregulated 24 VDC at A.
MPS-12 Po er Supply
The MPS-12 is a high current power
supply that provides the MXL System
with primary 24 VDC power. It is rated
at 12 amps and is unfiltered and
unregulated. The MPS-12 supplies the
MMB-2 or PSR-1 and its expansion
modules with the power required for
normal operation. The module incorpo-
rates a 5 amp resettable circuit breaker
on the primary input, a 15 amp fuse on
the 24V output, and a built-in AC line
filter for surge and noise suppression.
The MPS-12 mounts in the MXL
enclosure backbox.
MMB-2 Main Board
MPS-6 Po er Supply
MPS-12 Po er Supply
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MKB-2 Keyboard/Annunciator Panel
The MKB-2 Annunciator communicates
with the MMB-1/-2 Main Control Board
through the System network link. This
module provides the MXL with its
primary control and annunciation.
The MKB-2 module has an 80-character,
backlit LCD alphanumeric display that
continuously updates information about
the System status and user defined
device messages. If there are multiple
alarms, and/or troubles, including
supervisories and security conditions,
the MKB-2 displays the highest priority
event that occurred. The user can see
additional alarm and trouble data by
pressing the NEXT key. Press the
HOLD key at any time to stop the
display from scrolling.
The Control Panel contains the follow-
ing indicators:
 Alarm
 Power
 Audibles Silenced
 Partial System Disabled
 Supervisory
 Trouble
 Security
The MKB-2 has switches for
acknowledging fire alarms (ALARM
ACK), silencing audibles (AUD SIL),
acknowledging supervisories (SUPV
ACK), acknowledging troubles (TRBL
ACK), and acknowledging security
conditions (SEC ACK). There is also a
separate key for resetting the Control
Panel (RESET).
In addition the module has display keys
(NEXT and HOLD), a numerical keypad,
PRINT, HELP, and CLEAR keys, and
user-configurable function keys.
MKB-2 Keyboard/Annunciator Panel
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RCC-1/1F Remote Command Center
The RCC-1 Remote Command Center
is an optional MXL/MXLV System
remote keyboard panel. The RCC-1F
Remote Command Center, which is
used for flush mounting applications,
has a ¾-inch flange on all four sides of
the enclosure.
TSP-40 Logging Printer
The TSP-40 Logging Printer is installed
in the MXL backbox and provides a
paper record of the activity of the
System.
MME-3 or MLE-6 Enclosure
The MME-3 is a medium-size and the
MLE- is a large-size enclosure for the
MXL/MXLV System. Each enclosure
consists of a backbox and front door
that is shipped assembled. Note that
the backbox has a flanged lip to permit
semi-flush mounting in addition to the
usual surface mounting.
RCC-1/1F Remote Command Center
TSP-40 Logging Printer
MME-3 Enclosure
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