Siemens XC1003-A User manual

Building Technologies
Fire Safety & Security Products
XC1003-A
Extinguishing control unit
Technical manual

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1 About this document..............................................................................5
2 Safety regulations...................................................................................8
2.1 Danger levels ............................................................................................8
2.2 Safety-relevant operating instructions.......................................................9
3 System overview...................................................................................11
3.1 Application limitations..............................................................................12
3.2 Specified standards and options.............................................................12
4 Standard applications ..........................................................................13
4.1 Centralized installation............................................................................13
4.2 Modular installation.................................................................................14
5 Structure and function .........................................................................15
5.1 Block diagram .........................................................................................17
5.2 Connections ............................................................................................18
5.2.1 Power supply FCP1004-E.......................................................................19
5.2.2 Connections on XCM1001-1 lower main board without add-on module 20
5.2.3 Connections of the XCM1001-1 lower main board with add-on module 21
5.2.4 Connections of the XCM1001-2 upper main board ................................22
5.3 Adjusting elements..................................................................................23
5.3.1 Adjusting elements of the XCM1001-1 lower main board.......................23
5.3.2 Adjusting elements of the XCM1001-2 upper main board......................24
5.4 Indicator elements...................................................................................25
5.5 Operating elements.................................................................................29
5.6 Accessories.............................................................................................31
5.6.1 Z3B171 Relay module ............................................................................31
5.6.2 XCA1110 Pyrotechnical actuator kit .......................................................31
5.6.3 XCA1016 Add-on module .......................................................................32
5.6.4 FCA 1005-D RT Blocking card................................................................33
5.7 Technical data.........................................................................................34
6 Planning.................................................................................................35
6.1.1 Detector lines..........................................................................................36
6.1.2 Monitored inputs......................................................................................38
6.1.3 Monitored control lines............................................................................41
6.1.4 Driver outputs..........................................................................................45
6.1.5 Potential-free contacts ............................................................................46
6.2 Detector lines wiring methods.................................................................47
6.2.1 Standard wiring.......................................................................................47
6.2.2 Wiring for explosion hazard areas ..........................................................48
6.2.3 Connection to a fire detector system ......................................................49
6.2.4 First application.......................................................................................50
6.2.5 Second application..................................................................................52
6.3 RT-alarm and fault wiring to a transmitter...............................................54
7 Installation .............................................................................................55
7.1 Installation location..................................................................................55
7.2 Mounting adaptation................................................................................56
7.3 19” cabinet platform mounting examples................................................57
7.4 Housing assembly XC1003-A.................................................................58
7.5 Insert labelling strips ...............................................................................59
7.6 Mounting the accessories XC1003-A......................................................60
7.7 Connecting the control unit .....................................................................61
8 Commissioning .....................................................................................62

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8.1 Checking the installation.........................................................................62
8.2 Preparing the control unit........................................................................62
8.3 Switching on the control unit for the first time.........................................63
8.4 System test..............................................................................................63
8.5 Completing commissioning.....................................................................63
9 Service....................................................................................................64
9.1 Testing the extinguishing system............................................................64
9.2 Checking the operating units ..................................................................64
9.3 Checking the extinguishing control unit ..................................................64
10 Detailed procedures..............................................................................65
10.1 Enabling access level 1...........................................................................65
10.2 Checking all optical and acoustic elements of the control unit ...............65
10.3 Enabling access level 2...........................................................................65
10.4 Test the alarm horn.................................................................................65
10.5 Testing the warning panel.......................................................................65
10.6 Calibrating control lines 4 and 5..............................................................66
10.7 Performing system test ...........................................................................67
11 Programming the user functions ........................................................68
11.1 Enabling access level 3...........................................................................68
11.2 Enabling access level 4...........................................................................68
11.3 Exiting program mode.............................................................................68
11.4 Resetting the user functions to default or application setting .................69
11.4.1 Overview of the default and application settings ....................................70
11.4.2 Description of the default settings...........................................................72
11.5 Query checksum .....................................................................................74
11.6 Programming steps.................................................................................75
11.6.1 Step 1, changing the activated time and function of control lines 4/5.....76
11.6.2 Step 2, change the flooding time (active period) of control lines 4/5......77
11.6.3 Step 3, change the function of the remote transmission.........................78
11.6.4 Step 4, change the function of the monitored inputs 1 and 2 .................79
11.6.5 Step 5, change the active mode of control lines 1 and 3........................80
11.6.6 Step 6, enable the "Alarm verification" function......................................81
11.6.7 Step 7, define the function of the yellow key (KEY8)..............................81
11.6.8 Step 8, change the function of the monitored input 3.............................82
11.6.9 Step 9, change the parameters to the "Reset" function..........................84
11.6.10 Step 10, change the indication mode on the operator interface.............85
11.6.11 Step 11, change the function of the detector zones 1 to 3 .....................85
11.6.12 Step 12, change the code for access level 2..........................................86
11.6.13 Step 13, change the parameters of the operator interface.....................87
11.6.14 Step 14, change the fault delay upon "Mains failure" .............................88
11.6.15 Step 15, change the function of the control inputs 2 to 4........................88
11.6.16 Step 16, change the function of the driver outputs 2, 8 and 1................89
12 Log sheet of programmed user functions..........................................90
13 Ordering information ............................................................................91

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1 About this document
Objective and purpose
This document describes the planning, installation, commissioning and
maintenance of the XC1003-A extinguishing control unit. Please follow the
instructions carefully, to ensure correct reliable use.
Area of application
The information contained in this document is valid as of hardware/software
version 2.7.
Target group
This documentation and the instructions contains are addressed to the following
groups of people who perform the activities and hold the qualifications shown.
Group Activity Qualification
Product Manager (PM) Responsible for local product management for the
relevant product line and for the information
exchange between the site supplying the
equipment and the RC. Co-ordinates the
information flow between the individual groups for
a project.
Has the technical training and has completed the
training courses appropriate to his function and
to the product line.
Project Manager Responsible for local project management. Co-
ordinates on-time use of all groups and resources
involved in a project. Responsible for ongoing
acquisition of technical information required for
project realization.
Has the technical training appropriate to his
function and the dimensions of the project or the
product line deployed in the project and has
attended the training courses for project
managers at the supplier's works.
Project Engineer Parameterizes the product or equipment or system
in the RC for a specific country or customer.
Monitors the serviceability of the product or
equipment or system and releases it for
commissioning at the place of installation.
Diagnoses and eliminates operating faults and
errors.
Has the technical training appropriate for
parameterizing the products or devices or
systems and has attended the technical training
course for Project Engineers at the plant
supplying the equipment.
Installation Staff Installs and mounts the product or devices or
system components at the place of installation.
After installation, conducts a general performance
check of the installation.
Technical training in the area of building
automation and electrical installations.
Commissioning Personnel Customer-specific configuration of the product or
device or system at the place of installation.
Checks serviceability and officially releases the
product or device or system for operation by the
operator/customer. Diagnoses and eliminates
operating faults and errors.
Has the technical training appropriate to the
function and the products or devices or systems
to be commissioned and has attended the
technical training course for commissioning
personnel.
Maintenance Personnel Performs all maintenance procedures listed in the
product documentation and checks the product for
correct functioning.
Has the technical training appropriate to the
function and the product.

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Brief description of chapter contents
Chapter Content Overview
1. About this document General information on documentation and notes
on the target group for which the document was
created.
2. Safety regulations Describes the hazard levels and safety provisions
that are important for planning, installation,
commissioning and maintenance of the
extinguishing control unit.
3. System overview Provides an overview of the function, use and
connection options for peripheral devices.
4. Standard application Illustrates and describes the two possible
topologies (centralized and modular) used in the
standard application.
5. Structure and function Describes the structure of the control unit,
electrical connections and the function of the
indicator elements, the operating elements and
the accessories; it also includes technical data.
6. Planning Describes the principle structural features of an
extinguishing control unit using descriptions of the
connection of peripheral devices.
7. Installation Provides procedural instructions for mounting the
control unit and any accessories.
8. Commissioning Provides procedural instructions for connecting
the peripheral devices and commissioning of the
extinguishing system.
9. Service Describes the recommended maintenance work.
10. Detailed procedures Supplements the instructions on commissioning
and maintenance using detailed, unit-specific
procedures.
11. User function configuration Describes the programming functions for a
customer-specific configuration of the
extinguishing unit.
12. Log sheet of programmed user functions Here you will find the worksheets for completion.
13. Ordering information Information on ordering components, accessories
and replacement parts.
Reference documents
Number/Version Name
A6V10099835_a_en Operating instructions
Standard symbols

Result, Note
' ' Direct quotation
(...) Parentheses contain supplementary text, suggestions, etc.
Technical terms
Term Explanation
Fire alarm The first alarm stage. The fire alarm time is the time between
triggering of the first and the second detector.
Activated condition Second alarm stage. The activated time is the time leading up to
triggering of the extinguishing releasing element.
Pre-discharge-warning time Time period between the start of the warning indication and the
discharge to warn personnel of impending gas release
Flooding time The period of time during which the extinguishing gas is discharged.
Actuator An electromagnetic or pyrotechnical releasing element for triggering
the valves.
LED An optical indicator element (light-emitting diode).

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Document identification
Location Definition
Title page – Product type: XC1003-A extinguishing control
unit
– Document purpose: Planning, installation,
commissioning, maintenance
Last page bottom left
Last page bottom right
– Document number
– Issue date
– Manual
– Section
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Index of changes
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2 Safety regulations
2.1 Danger levels
The following signal words indicate danger levels; that is, the severity and
probability of a hazard and its consequences.
DANGER Imminent danger!
 Severe physical injury or death.
WARNING Possible dangerous situation
 Severe physical injury or death
CAUTION Possible dangerous situation
 Slight physical injury or property damage
NOTE Important information that requires special attention

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2.2 Safety-relevant operating instructions
Country-specific standards
The products are developed and produced in accordance with the relevant
international and European safety standards. If additional country-specific, local
safety standards or statutes apply to planning, mounting, installation, operation and
disposal of the product at the place of operation, then any such standards or
statutes shall be observed in addition to those safety prescriptions in the product
documentation.
Electrical installations
WARNING Work on electrical systems must be carried out in accordance with electro-
technical rules and only by a trained electrical technician or an instructed
person under the management and supervision of an electrical technician.
WARNING When performing work in explosion-hazard areas, comply with the respective
safety procedures.
 When performing commissioning and repair work on units, they must be voltage-
free, if possible.
 Provide connection terminals with external voltage sources with "DANGER
external voltage" signing.
 Lay mains power lines to the control unit separately. These must be fused with
their own, clearly marked fusing.
 Provide earthing in accordance with local safety regulations.
 When performing work in explosion-hazard areas, comply with the respective
safety procedures.
Mounting, installation, commissioning and maintenance
 If you require tools, you must use tools that are safe and intended for the task
such as, for example, a ladder.
 If you are activating fire controls for test purposes, there must be no damage
caused to system components.
 Release fire controls only when the test has been completed and the system is
finally turned over to the customer.
 Avoid unintended triggering of remote transmission.
 Notify the receiving station prior to a pending test-remote transmission.
 Before actuating manual activation for test purposes, mechanically block the
activation of extinguishing.
 Use or require the use of the "General Installation Instructions" as the guideline
for extinguishing systems. This guideline is available from us on request.
Testing and checking product operability
 Notify persons in the event of mist and noise.
 Notify persons of the testing of the alarm devices and make provisions for
possible panic reactions.
 Notify the alarm and fault receiving stations connected to the system of a
pending test-remote transmission.
 When testing the extinguishing system, evacuate the extinguishing area and
block it off.

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Changes to system layout and products
Changes to the system and to individual products may result in faults and incorrect
functioning. Request from us and the respective safety authorities written approval
for intended changes and system expansions.
Components and replacement parts
 Components and replacement parts procured locally must comply with the
technical requirements defined by the manufacturer. This is ensured in the case
of OEM replacement parts supplied by us.
 Use only fuses having the prescribed characteristics.
 Incorrect battery types and improper exchange of batteries result in an explosion
hazard. Use only the same battery type or an equivalent type recommended by
us.
 Batteries require environmentally appropriate disposal. Bring them to the local
collection centers.
 Note that the cylinders containing the extinguishing agent are under pressure
and must be exchanged in accordance with local safety regulations.
Non-compliance with safety regulations
The products are designed for proper use and have been tested for correct
function prior to delivery. We accept no liability for personal injury or property
damage occurring as the result of abuse or by noncompliance with the instructions
or danger notices listed in the documentation. This applies especially to:
 Personal injury or property damage that occurs as the result of inappropriate use
and incorrect use.
 Personal injuries or property damage that occurs as the result of non-
compliance with safety-relevant information in the documentation or on the
product.
 Personal injury or property damage that occurs as the result of deficiently
performed or non-performance of maintenance.

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3 System overview
The XC1003-A extinguishing control unit with extinguishing control system and
extinguishing operation and its own fire detection system operates independently
or in conjunction with a fire alarm system. The control unit monitors and controls an
area of a small to medium-size high pressure extinguishing system. It monitors the
area to be flooded, the adjacent areas, the extinguishing process, the control of the
optical and acoustic alarm and the stocks of extinguishing agent.
Fig. 1 XC1003-A Extinguishing control unit system overview
Use
The XC1003-A control unit can be used for:
– Gas extinguishing installations using common extinguishing agents such as
CO
2
, FM200, NOVEC and Argon.
– Deluge installations using water as the extinguishing agent.
– Foam extinguishing installations using a mixture of water and foaming
substances.
Peripheral equipment
The following peripheral equipment can be connected to the XC1003-A control
unit.
– Two detector lines with conventional detectors for automatic activation of
extinguishing (zones 1 and 2).
– One detector line with conventional detectors for monitoring areas adjacent to
the extinguishing zone (zone 3).
– Manual activation button(s) for manual activation of extinguishing (zone 4).
– Emergency hold or abort button(s) for manual blocking of extinguishing.
– Alarm horn(s) for acoustic reporting of a fire alarm and the activated condition.
– Illuminated warning panel(s) for optical reporting of the impending extinguishing
operation during the activated condition time and the released condition.
– Remote transmission device to report the "Fire alarm" and "Fault" conditions.
– Relay for fire control with 230V contact.
– Potential-free contacts to report the states of the XC1003-A control unit
– Solenoid or pyrotechnical actuators to trigger the flooding.
– Repeater indication panel for extinguishing areas with several entrances.

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3.1 Application limitations
– no monitored remote control panel
– not usable for multi-sector installations with electrical cylinder allocation and full
redundancy
– no provision to monitor a spare cylinder bank
– no facility for secondary flooding control (low pressure installations)
– no interface for VdS peripherals such as FBF, ÜE, FSD, SST
3.2 Specified standards and options
EN12094-1 Fulfilled
Basic functions x
Options and the associated requirements Related XC10 configuration
4.17 Delay of extinguishing signal Monitored control line 4, programming step 1 option 1-13 x
4.18 Signal representing the flow of extinguishing
agent Monitored input 1, programming step 4 option 1
Monitored input 1A (XCA1016) programming step 4 option 1 x
Monitoring of the status of components
Loss of agent Monitored input 2, programming step 4 option 10
Monitored input 1B (XCA1016) programming step 4 option 1
4.19
Non-electrical blocking device Monitored input 2, programming step 4 option 6
x
4.20 Emergency hold Monitored input 3, programming step 8 option 2 x
4.21 Control of flooding time -
4.22 Initiation of secondary flooding -
4.23 Manual only mode Key "Mode select"
Monitored input 3, programming step 8 option 6 x
4.24 Triggering signals to equipment within the
system Monitored control line 3, programming step 5 option 15-25 x
4.25 Extinguishing signals to spare cylinders -
4.26 Triggering of equipment outside the system Driver output 1 and 2
Monitored control line 5, programming step 1 option 17 x
4.27 Emergency abort Monitored input 3, programming step 8 option 1 x
4.28 Control of extended discharge -
4.29 Release of the extinguishing media for selected
flooding -
4.30 Activation of alarm devices with different signals Monitored control line 1, programming step 5 option 1-10 x
EN54-2 Fulfilled
Basic functions x
Options and associated requirements Related XC10 configuration
7.8 Output to fire alarm device in accordance with
EN54-1 / C Monitored control line 1, programming step 5 option 1-10 x
7.9 Output to fire alarm routing equipment in
accordance with EN54-1 / E Monitored control line 2, programming step 3 option 17 x
7.10 Output to fire protection equipment or in
accordance with EN54-1 / G Monitored control line 2, programming step 3 option 18 or 19 x
7.11 Delay to outputs -
7.12 Coincidence detection Detector zones 1, 2 and 3, programming step 6 option 1-4 x
7.13 Alarm counter -
8.3 Fault signals from points x
8.4 Total loss of the power supply Separate wire from battery to upper main board XCM1001-2 x
8.9 Output to fault warning routing equipment in
accordance with EN54-1 / J Potential-free contact Nr. 2, programming step 3 option 8-11 x
10 Test condition x

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4 Standard applications
The principal field of application of XC1003-A is room protection. Two different
system topologies are used:
– Centralized
– Modular
4.1 Centralized installation
Centralized systems consist of a single set of cylinders placed in a storage area.
Pipe and nozzles are used to transfer the gas from the cylinders to the protected
room. A single actuator (electromagnetic or pyrotechnical) triggers a pilot cylinder
which then activates others cylinders by pneumatic activation. Two pilot cylinders
may be used in some countries when activation redundancy is required. In that
case, two electromagnetic solenoids are connected in parallel to the monitored
control output 4 (or 5 if selected), or two pyrotechnical actuators are connected in
series to the monitored control output 4 (or 5 if selected).
Pneumatic activation
Actuator line
(Pyrotechnical or
electromagnetic actuators)
Control
unit
XC103-A
Fig. 2 Centralized installation

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4.2 Modular installation
In contrast to centralized systems, modular systems consist of individual cylinders,
in the protected zone, with directly connected nozzles.
Fig. 3 Modular installation
For such installations, a pyrotechnical actuator is used on each cylinder. All
pyrotechnical actuators are connected in series on the monitored control line 4 (or
5 if option selected). A maximum of 10 pyrotechnical actuators in series can be
activated.
Fig. 4 Pyrotechnical installation

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5 Structure and function
This chapter provides an introduction to the structure of the control unit XC1003-A,
describes the connections and provides an overview of the functions of the optical
indicators (LED), the adjusting elements and keys. Here you will also find the
description of the accessories and the technical data.
PU1
DL1
DL2
2A
2A
CN7
CN8
F2
F1
PU1
CN CN5
SW2 SW1
4 3 2 1
KEY
PU10
PU9
PU
LED34
LED2LED11
LED12
LED13
LED14
LED15
LED1
LED17
LED18
LED19
LED20
LED21
LED22
LED23
LED24
LED25
LED27
LED28
LED29
LED30
LED31
LED32
LED33
KEY 2
LED10
LED7
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED5
LED
LED8
LED9
LED4
LD1 LD2 LD3 LD4 LD5 LD LD7 LD8 LD9
PU 5 PU 4 PU 3 PU 2
KEY 8KEY 9KEY 10KEY 11KEY 12
CN 1
KEY 5
+ BAT + 24V
KEY 4 KEY KEY 7
PU1
LEVEL 3
PU8
B.S TEST FAB
PU7
KEY 1
KEY13
KEY14KEY15
KEY1
Pre-discharge-warning
time
………………. seconds
11
4
4
1
PU1
DL1
DL2
2A
2A
CN7
CN8
F2
F1
PU1
CN CN5
SW2 SW1
4 3 2 1
KEY
PU10
PU9
PU
LED34
LED2LED11
LED12
LED13
LED14
LED15
LED1
LED17
LED18
LED19
LED20
LED21
LED22
LED23
LED24
LED25
LED27
LED28
LED29
LED30
LED31
LED32
LED33
KEY 2
LED10
LED7
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED5
LED
LED8
LED9
LED4
LD1 LD2 LD3 LD4 LD5 LD LD7 LD8 LD9
PU 5 PU 4 PU 3 PU 2
KEY 8KEY 9KEY 10KEY 11KEY 12
CN 1
KEY 5
+ BAT + 24V
KEY 4 KEY KEY 7
PU1
LEVEL 3
PU8
B.S TEST FAB
PU7
KEY 1
KEY13
KEY14KEY15
KEY1
Pre-discharge-warning
time
………………. seconds
12
3
2
610
100Ω 3W
5
8
9
PU3 PU1 PU2
DL1
RT FAULT RT ALARM
OUPUT RT
PU4 PU3 PU1 PU2
DL1
RT FAULT RT ALARM
OUPUT RT
PU4
7
Fig. 5 Rack XC1003-A with electronics components

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The basic equipment of the extinguishing control unit XC1003-A consists of
components 1 to 4. Depending on requirements, the control unit can be provided
with accessory parts 5 to 9:
1. FCP1004-E power supply unit with charger
2. XCM1001-1 main board (lower level)
3. XCM1001-2 main board (upper level)
4. Rechargeable batteries 4.5 Ah or 7.2 Ah (see chapter 7.4)
5. XCA1110 pyrotechnical actuator kit (option)
6. XCA1016 add-on module to split the monitored input 1 into the two separate
circuits "1A" and "1B" (option)
7. FCA1005-D RT isolation card for preventing remote transmission of alarms
and faults (option)
8. FDCI222 or FDCIO222 module for the connection to a fire detection system
(option)
9. Z3B171 relay module for fire controls (option)
10. Removable support main boards XCM1001-1 and XCM1001-2
11. DIN rail TS35 to install components such as relays, terminals, etc.
12. Label for indication of pre-discharge-warning time selected

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5.1 Block diagram
LIN4
Horn
RT-alarm or other application
Actuator delayed
Actuator immediate or other application
Mains supply
Output 24V / 0.5A max. (for internal use)
CL
CL12
CL13
CL14
CL15
CN8
CL10
CN
CN1
XCM1001-1
CL11
CL1
Detector lines
1
2
3
4
5
Monitored inputs
Monitored control linesPotentiel-free contactsDriver outputs
CL7
CL
CL7
CL8
CL9
CL5 1
2
3
4
5
RT-alarm
RT-fault
Fire alarm or other application
Manual only
Autom. & Man. blocked
Fire alarm / Activated / Released
Released
1
2
3
4
5
CL1
CL2
7
8
CL3
CL4 Emergency hold/abort
Activated / Released
Fire alarm
Activated
Manual only mode
Autom. & Man. blocked
Manual release CL4
LIN1 CL1
LIN2 CL2
LIN3 CL3
Discharged
Loss of agent
Mech. blocking device
Emergency hold or abort
XCA1016
1
2
3
AC
DC
FCP1004E
12V / 4.5Ah or 7.2Ah (x2)
XCM1001-2
CN7
1A
1B
2
3
CL8
CL9
CL10
+ BAT
+ / -
Reset
Silence buzzer or other application
Control inputs
Fault or other application
Silence Re-sound horn or other application
1
2
3
4
Warning panel
Z. 1
Z. 2
Z. 3
230 / 115 VAC
Z. 4
Fig. 6 Block diagram of the XC1003-A control unit

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5.2 Connections
The following is a brief, overview of the location of the connections.
On the top of the power unit (see chapter 5.2.1) are the mains connection and
voltage selection.
The XCM1001-1 main board (see chapter 5.2.2 and 5.2.3) principally includes:
– Detector lines
– Control inputs
– Monitored inputs
– Monitored control lines
The XCM1001-2 main board (see chapter 5.2.4) principally includes:
– Driver outputs
– Potential-free contacts

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5.2.1 Power supply FCP1004-E
Fig. 7 Components of the power unit FCP1004-E
Ref. Function Remarks
1 Terminal block for setting mains voltage to
115 V Jumper set for 115 V only (use insulated wire)
2 Terminal block for mains connection
3 4 AT/250 V 20x50mm high break mains fuse
4 Jumper for system start without mains
power Remove after system start
5 LED green “mains operation” (inside but
visible from the front) Not lit in the event of power failure
6 Heat sensor for temperature compensation
7 Batteries connection
8 XCM1001-1 connection
9 Connection required in case EN54-2 option
with requirement "Total loss of power" is
mandatory (Mainly for FR).
Connect wire between +battery connection
and +BAT terminal of XCM1001-2
Protection by fuse 630 mA
This product shall be installed, commissioned and maintained by trained service personnel in
accordance with the following:
1. IEE regulations for electrical equipment in buildings
2. Codes of practice
3. Any instructions specifically advised by the manufacturer
This equipment is designed to operate from 230V 50Hz mains supplies. It must be connected to a
protective earthing conductor in the fixed wiring of the installation, and a readily accessible double
pole disconnect device meeting the requirements of EN60950/IEC950 which disconnects live and
neutral simultaneously, shall be incorporated in the fixed wiring.
Failure to ensure that all conductive accessible parts of this equipment are adequately bonded to the
protective earth will render the equipment unsafe.
1. Ensure mains power is switched off
2. Remove mains fuse (3)
3. Connect the mains cable to the FCP1004E power supply terminals (2) Protective earth, live and
neutral)
4. Attach the cable with 2 plastic fastenings
This control panel is environmental class A and is designed for indoor use only at temperatures
between -5°C (+/- 3) and +40°C (+/- 2) and with a m aximum relative humidity of 95%.
The IP rating for the enclosure is IP30. Operation outside of these limits may render the equipment
unsafe.

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5.2.2 Connections on XCM1001-1 lower main board without add-on module
Standard
2A
2A
Emergency hold or abort
Loss of extinguishing agent
Extinguishing discharged
CN7
CN8
F2
F1
PU1
CN CN5 SW2 SW1
4 3 2 1
Alarm horn
Monitored inputs
321
3K3 3K3 3K3
0K 8 0K 8
CL1 CL15 CL14 CL13 CL12 CL11 CL10 CL9 CL8 CL7 CL CL4 CL3 CL2 CL1
121212
LIN4
Detectors to extinguishing area
Manual release
Detector lines
LIN3 LIN2 LIN1
Detectors to extinguishing area
Detectors outside exting. area
3K3 3K3 3K3 3K3
321
12121212
4
Reset
Control inputs
3 2 14
1212
Silence Re-sound horn or other application Fault or other application Silence buzzer or other application
Supply for internal devices
Actuator delayed
Warning panel
RT-alarm
Monitored control lines
5 34 2 1
..2A ..0.5A ..0.5A..2A ..0.5A
Actuator immediate
24V
..0.5A
12 12 12 12 12 12
Options Options
EOL(*) EOL(*) EOL(*)
(*) Line termination of monitored control lines 1 … 3:
Use FCE1002 (enclosed with delivery from the factory)
Options
Other application
1K2 0K 8
NONC or
Fig. 8 Connections of the XCM1001-1 lower main board without add-on module