Siemens FCI2016-U1 Guide

FCI2016-U1 / FCI2017-U1
Periphery board (250p) /
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Table of contents
1Periphery board (250p) FCI2016................................................................. 5
1.1 Description ....................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Installation........................................................................................................ 7
1.3 Views ............................................................................................................... 8
1.4 Configuration input power and battery............................................................. 10
1.4.1 Wiring power supply input and battery.............................................. 10
1.4.2 X301 Power supply terminal block 1................................................. 11
1.4.3 X302 Power supply 2 terminal block................................................. 12
1.4.4 X305 jumper – Power supply 2 on/off............................................... 12
1.4.5 X304 Voice supply +24 V................................................................. 13
1.4.6 X303 Battery terminal....................................................................... 13
1.5 NAC circuits.................................................................................................... 13
1.5.1 Wiring the NAC circuits.................................................................... 14
1.5.2 X601 terminal block – NAC 1 class A / NAC 1-1 class B /
NAC 1-2 class B .............................................................................. 14
1.5.3 X602 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for
NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B................................................... 15
1.5.4 X603 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for
NAC 1-2 class B .............................................................................. 15
1.5.5 X604, X605, X606 Jumper – NAC 1 class A/B.................................. 15
1.5.6 X403 jumper – DEGRADE ALARM SILENCEABLE.......................... 16
1.6 Bell follower input ........................................................................................... 16
1.6.1 Wiring.............................................................................................. 16
1.6.2 X801 Bell follower terminal block...................................................... 16
1.7 Auxiliary DC 24 V output................................................................................. 17
1.7.1 Wiring.............................................................................................. 17
1.7.2 X1001 Auxiliary output terminal block............................................... 17
1.8 Relays............................................................................................................ 17
1.8.1 Wiring.............................................................................................. 18
1.8.2 X1101 Relay terminal block.............................................................. 18
1.9 Detector circuits, circuit driver 1 (circuits 1 and 2)............................................ 18
1.9.1 Wiring.............................................................................................. 19
1.9.2 X1401 terminal block – detector circuit 1.......................................... 20
1.9.3 X1402 terminal block – detector circuit 2.......................................... 20
1.10 Indicators........................................................................................................ 20
1.11 Reset Buttons................................................................................................. 20
1.11.1 S100 RESET periphery board.......................................................... 20
1.12 Technical data................................................................................................ 21

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2.1 Description......................................................................................................25
2.2 Installation.......................................................................................................27
2.3 Views ..............................................................................................................28
2.4 Configuration input power and battery..............................................................30
2.4.1 Wiring power supply input and battery...............................................30
2.4.2 X301 Power supply terminal block 1..................................................31
2.4.3 X302 Power supply 2 terminal block..................................................32
2.4.4 X305 jumper – Power supply 2 on/off................................................32
2.4.5 X304 Voice supply +24 V..................................................................32
2.4.6 X303 Battery terminal .......................................................................33
2.5 NAC circuits.....................................................................................................33
2.5.1 Wiring the NAC circuits.....................................................................34
2.5.2 X601 terminal block – NAC 1 class A / NAC 1-1 class B /
NAC 1-2 class B...............................................................................34
2.5.3 X602 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for
NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B....................................................35
2.5.4 X603 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for
NAC 1-2 class B...............................................................................35
2.5.5 X604, X605, X606 Jumper – NAC 1 class A/B...................................35
2.5.6 X403 jumper – DEGRADE ALARM SILENCEABLE...........................36
2.6 Bell follower input ............................................................................................36
2.6.1 Wiring...............................................................................................36
2.6.2 X801 Bell follower terminal block.......................................................36
2.7 Auxiliary DC 24 V output..................................................................................37
2.7.1 Wiring...............................................................................................37
2.7.2 X1001 Auxiliary output terminal block................................................37
2.8 Relays.............................................................................................................37
2.8.1 Wiring...............................................................................................38
2.8.2 X1101 Relay terminal block...............................................................38
2.9 Detector circuits, circuit driver 1 (circuits 1 and 2) and
circuit driver 2 (circuits 3 and 4) .......................................................................38
2.9.1 Wiring...............................................................................................39
2.9.2 X1401 and X1801 terminal block – detector circuits 1 and 3..............40
2.9.3 X1402 and X1802 terminal block – detector circuits 2 and 4..............40
2.10 Indicators.........................................................................................................41
2.11 Reset Buttons..................................................................................................41
2.11.1 S100 RESET periphery board...........................................................41
2.12 Technical data.................................................................................................42
3FCC Statement........................................................................................45

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1Periphery board (250p) FCI2016
1.1 Description
The periphery board (250p) FCI2016 is used for fire control panels and voice alarm fire
control panels with max. 252 device addresses. The purpose of the periphery board is
to provide means for supervising and controlling various peripheral devices, such as
detectors and notification devices, and providing power for the entire panel. There is a
detector core on the periphery board, that is isolated from the rest of the periphery
board. An auxiliary output circuit (1.5 A, 24 V) provides power to remote devices or
internal modules. The integrated NAC circuit (NAC 1) provides up to 3 A of power for
max. 1 class A circuit or 3 A for each of max. 2 class B circuits. The periphery board
has expansion capabilities for leased line / city tie operation, a releasing circuit with 2
zones, and an additional NAC circuit (NAC 2).
The periphery board has a battery charger and battery switchover circuit for AC fail or
brownout. The battery charger is capable of charging up to 100 Ah batteries.

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Properties
●Two different power supplies can be connected:
–Power supply (170 W) FP2011 only for fire control panels with a maximum load
of 6.5 A
–Power supply (300 W) FP2012 for fire control panels and voice alarm fire
control panels with a maximum loading of 11.5 A
–Power supply (300 W) FP2012 for voice alarm fire control panels in housings
(3HU) with a maximum loading of 22 A
●Battery charger capable of charging up to 100 Ah batteries at a maximum of 6 A.
●Power supply (300W) FP2012 must be used for batteries of more than 33 Ah.
●Power supply (170W) FP2011 must be used for batteries of 33 Ah or less
●Ground faults detected at <1 kΩto ground
●Ground fault detection for all circuits except the 2 detector circuits handled by PMI.
Each detector core has its own ground fault and supervision circuit.
●One integrated FDnet/C-NET circuit card for circuits 1 and 2 and EMC surge
protection for four style 4 or two style 6 circuits.
●Maximum of 252 device addresses can be controlled per integrated FDnet/C-NET
circuit card.
●Three relay outputs and one user programmable relay output for common alarm,
common trouble, common supervision, and user programmable.
●The auxiliary output is a regulated DC 24 V output with a maximum of 1.5 A.
●Degraded alarm and trouble mode functions when either or both CPUs for the
periphery board or PMI are compromised.
●Integrated NAC circuit, specified for DC 24 V, configured for either one class A
(style Z) or two class B (style Y) circuits, with a maximum of 3 A for one class A or
max. 3 A for each of the two class B circuits. NACs have integrated
synchronization protocol for audible or visual notification appliances.
–All NAC circuits are supervised and protected for overcurrent and direct short-
circuited output.
●Two slots for optional extensions, one of which is for NAC module (1A/2B) or
releasing module (XCI2001):
–NAC module (1A/2B) FCI2001 for one additional class A circuit or two class B
circuits (same data as integrated NAC circuit) (P/N S54400-A54-A1). The
module connects to X901.
– Releasing module (XCI2001) (P/N S54400-A69-A1) The module connects to
X901.
–Leased line or city tie module FCI2020 (P/N 54400-A57-A1). The module
connects to X902.
●Additional peripheral data bus connection (X202) for LED or DACT modules.
●Main CPU and detector core CPUs capable of being updated in the field through
the PMI.

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1.2 Installation
The chapter describes how to install periphery board (250p) FCI2016 in the fire control
panel and the voice alarm fire control panel.
Figure 1: Installing the periphery board (250p)
1Threaded standoffs on back box
2 12x fixing screw
3 Periphery board (250p)
wThe back box is installed.
wThe openings for passing through cables have been broken out.
wThe power cable is fed through and is disconnected from the power supply.
wThe batteries are not installed or connected.
1. Install the periphery board (500p) (3) on the threaded sleeves (1) of the back box
with the 12 fixing screws (2).
2. Wire the periphery board (250p) according to the pin assignments in the following
chapters.
3. Set the jumpers.
4. Re-install any modules that you may have had to remove.

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1.3 Views
Figure 2: Printed circuit board view for FCI2016
12
X801
X901
F301
X303
X304
X301
X202
X1101
X1402
X1401
X201
X1001
X902
X204
X1302
S100
H1301
X403
X305
1
1
11
1
11
1
1
1 1
1
11
3
1
1
3
1 6
7
1
X601
X603
X602
X605
X606
X604
X302
F302

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Element Des. Function
Fuses F301 30 A fuse for battery
F302 Fuse 20 A for voice alarm DC 24 V output
Indicators H1301 Status display for circuit card 1 (circuits 1 and 2)
Adjustment elements S100 Reset key for periphery processor (without circuits)
Jumpers X403 Degraded mode ALARM SILENCEABLE/NON SILENCEABLE
X602 Degraded mode ENABLE/DISABLE NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B
X603 Degraded mode ENABLE/DISABLE NAC 1-2 class B
X604 NAC 1 class A/B selection
X605 NAC 1 class A/B selection
X606 NAC 1 class A/B selection
X305 Power supply 2 ON/OFF
Connector X201 Peripheral data bus to the PMI & mainboard
X202 Peripheral data bus output
X204 Future extension (not used)
X301 Connector for power supply 1 (PS1)
X302 Connector plug for power supply 2 (PS2) in housing (3HU)
X303 Battery connection
X304 DC 24 V connection to Card Cage VCA2002 for feed to the voice alarm
modules and associated peripherals
X601 NAC1 output
X801 BELL follower input
X901 NAC 2 extension or releasing module
X902 Leased line / city tie module
X1001 Output DC 24 V AUX
X1101 Plug block for relay connections
X1302 For future application
X1401 Detector circuit circuit card 1, circuit 1
X1402 Detector circuit circuit card 1, circuit 2

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1.4 Configuration input power and battery
The periphery board has jumpers that are used to configure the system functions. The
jumper settings are described in the following sections.
1.4.1 Wiring power supply input and battery
Power supply 1 connection (170 W or 300 W)
Connection X301 must be used for a single power supply.
Jumper X305 must be plugged onto position 1-2.
Connection for power supply 2 (only 300 W)
Only one power supply (300 W) may be connected to X302.
A 2nd power supply (300 W) is only allowed in an housing (3HU).
Jumper X305 must be plugged onto position 2-3.
Battery connection
X301
1
GND
+
+26V
PSSI 2
3
4
BROO
X302
1
GND
+
+26V
PSSI 2
3
4
BROO
X303
BAT+
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BAT-
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1.4.2 X301 Power supply terminal block 1
Make sure AC is disconnected. Wire power supply (300 W or 170 W) connection to
X301. Check whether jumper X305 is in position 1-2 before a single power supply is
connected.
Terminal X301 must always have a power supply connected.
Do not connect AC or batteries until all jumpers and modules are configured and
connected in the system. Once everything is installed and connected, first AC, then the
batteries must be connected.
To power down the system, first disconnect the batteries and then the line
supply.
Pin Designation Description
1BROO (White) AC low signal. Signals when the supply system
connection drops below AC 102 V.
2PSSI (Green) Power supply status indication. Used by the
periphery board to know the health of the power supply.
3GND (Black) Return (ground)
4 +24 V (Red) DC +24 V system supply
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1.4.3 X302 Power supply 2 terminal block
Terminal block X302 may only be used for an additional PS300 when the system
requirements exceed 300 W. The housing (3HU) is the only housing that is capable of
having two PS300 supplies connected at the same time. No power supply (170 W)
may be connected to terminal block X302.
Terminal X301 must always have a power supply
connected. When a single power
supply is used, it must be connected to terminal X301.
Check whether jumper X305 is in position 2-3 before PS300 #1 is connected to X301
or #2 to X302. Make sure line voltage is not present on the system, and that the
breaker in the panel is off. Both power supplies need to be connected before line
voltage is switched on at the panel. X301 and X302 should never be
connected/disconnect with line voltage present. Batteries may only be connected after
the system is brought up on line voltage power.
Pin Designation Description
1BROO (White) AC low signal. Signals when the supply system
connection drops below AC 102 V.
2PSSI (Green) Power supply status indication. Used by the
periphery board to know the health of the power supply.
3GND (Black) Return (ground)
4 +24 V (Red) DC +24 V system supply
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12…18 AWG or 2 x 16…18 AWG
1.4.4 X305 jumper – Power supply 2 on/off
This jumper is used to configure the periphery board for one or two power supplies.
The factory setting may only be changed when a second power supply (300 W) in an
housing (3HU) is supported.
X305 Jumper position Function Meaning
1 - 2 Deactivated
PS 2 300 W Default setting; for power supply (170 W) and a single power supply (300 W).
2 - 3 Activated
PS 2 300 W For a second power supply (300 W) in an housing (3HU).
The power supply is activated and is monitored by the system.
1
2
3
1
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1.4.5 X304 Voice supply +24 V
The X304 connector on the periphery board provides the power for all Voice option
modules inside the VCA2002 Card Cage and for the connected peripherals. The cable
that connects X304 on the Periphery Board to X101 on the Card Cage is included in
the VCA2002's scope of supply.
1.4.6 X303 Battery terminal
A cable harness is required to connect batteries to the periphery board. The battery
connector end that goes on the periphery board at X303 can only connect one way
because it is keyed.
The battery
connection is only made once the whole system has been configured
through jumpers and modules, and after AC has been applied.
Pin Designation Description
1BAT (+) DC 24 V feed for battery (RED WIRE)
2BAT (-) Return (Ground) feed for battery (BLUE WIRE)
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12…18 AWG or 2 x 16…18 AWG
The hardware required to connect the batteries to the periphery board is in the battery
kit.
1.5 NAC circuits
The periphery board has an NAC circuit that can be configured for 1 class A (style Z)
or 2 class B (style Y) circuits. Configuration is done via 3 jumpers (X604, X605 and
X606).
The NAC circuit can be configured such that, when degraded mode is active,
the
NAC circuit is activated by an alarm in the case of a CPU error on the periphery
board.
For the status of degraded mode during an active alarm, NAC activation is set by the
jumpers X602 and X603.
The outputs are power limited and are supervised for short-circuit and open circuit.
They are protected against direct short-circuit of the output terminals.
The synchronization protocol is built into the panel, so no module is needed.
The NAC is configured in the Engineering tool set. This includes the output pattern and
class A/B selection. Please note that the periphery board also has three jumpers (X604,
X605 and X606) that must match the settings in the Engineering tool set. If they do not
match, a trouble will post on the system.
The end-of-line resistor is 2.4 kΩ, 1/2 W.
These circuits are for NAC circuits NFPA 72 Local only. For NFPA 72 Municipal Tie or
NFPA 72 Leased Line, use the leased line/city tie module FCI2020. The module
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You will find information on the installation in the following documents:
●A6V10315015 for Desigo
●A6V10333409 for Cerberus PRO
You will find information on the configuration in the following documents:
●A6V10315023 for Desigo
●A6V10333423 for Cerberus PRO
1.5.1 Wiring the NAC circuits
The following wiring diagrams show how to connect notification devices to the circuit,
either as class A (style Z) or class B (style Y) circuit. For class A, no end-of-line resistor
is needed. It is built into the circuit.
To ensure proper functioning, the jumpers must be set correctly
for class A/B
selection.
In the diagrams below, polarity is shown in activated condition.
Notification appliance circuit supervised and power limited.
Figure 3: X601: Class A (style Z) supervised output connection
Figure 4: X601: Class B (style Y) supervised output connection
* EOL resistance must be connected during non-use.
EOL resistance: 2.4 kΩ, 0.5 W
1.5.2 X601 terminal block – NAC 1 class A / NAC 1-1 class B /
NAC 1-2 class B
Pin Designation Description
4NAC1-1 (+) Positive feed for notification appliances for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B
3NAC1-1 (-) Return feed for notification appliances for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B
2NAC1-2 (+) Positive feed for notification appliances for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-2 class B
1NAC1-2 (-) Return feed for notification appliances for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-2 class B
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12…18 AWG or 2 x 16…18 AWG
X601
1
NAC1-2
+
NAC1-2 2
3
4
-
+
-
NAC1-1
NAC1-1
+
+
-
-
X601
1
NAC1-2
+
NAC1-2 2
3
4
-
+
-
NAC1-1
NAC1-1
+
+
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1.5.3 X602 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for
NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B
Errors of the power PC are displayed on the PMI & mainboard when degraded mode is
activated.
X602 Jumper position Function Meaning
3 - 2 Enable degrade Enable degraded mode for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B.
Circuit will activate the notification appliances if degraded
mode is activated and an alarm is present.
1 - 2 Disable degrade Disable degraded mode for NAC 1 class A or NAC 1-1 class B.
Circuit will not activate the notification appliances if degraded
mode is activated and an alarm is present.
1.5.4 X603 jumper – ENABLE/DISABLE DEGRADED MODE for
NAC 1-2 class B
Errors of the power PC are displayed on the PMI & mainboard when degraded mode is
activated.
X603 Jumper position Function Meaning
3 - 2 Enable degrade Enable degraded mode for NAC 1-2 class B. Circuit will not
activate the notification appliances if degraded mode is
activated and an alarm is present.
1 - 2 Disable degrade Disable degraded mode for NAC 1-2 class B. Circuit will not
activate the notification appliances if degraded mode is
activated and an alarm is present.
1.5.5 X604, X605, X606 Jumper – NAC 1 class A/B
Class A/B setting of the onboard NAC circuit
X604
X605
X606
Jumper position Function Meaning
3 - 2 Class A Configures periphery board NAC 1 for class A wiring
1 - 2 Class B Configures periphery board NAC 1-1 and NAC 1-2 for class B
wiring
The class A/B configuration of the jumpers on the periphery board must be transferred
in the Engineering tool set. An error is generated if the configurations do not match.
1
2
3
1
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1.5.6 X403 jumper – DEGRADE ALARM SILENCEABLE
Degraded mode behavior of the NAC circuit during an alarm
X403 Jumper position Function Meaning
3 - 2 NONSILENCEABLE When degrade mode is active in the system, and an alarm is
present, this setting prevents the user from turning off the
notification appliances.
1 - 2 SILENCEABLE When degrade mode is active in the system, and an alarm is
present, this setting allows the user to turn off the notification
appliances. The notification devices remain switched off in the
event of a further alarm.
1.6 Bell follower input
The periphery board has an input designed to connect to an external fire alarm control
unit's NAC circuit so that the periphery board's NAC circuits can follow the activation of
the NAC circuits from an external source.
1.6.1 Wiring
NAC is active.
*1) Fire detection device or bell extender.
1.6.2 X801 Bell follower terminal block
Pin Designation Description
1BF (-) Input from external fire control panel and voice alarm fire
control panel.
The return feed of the external fire control panel's NAC
circuit connects here.
2BF (+) Input from external fire control panel and voice alarm fire
control panel.
The active positive output signal of the external fire control
panel's NAC circuit connects here.
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12-18 AWG or 2 x 16-18 AWG
1
2
3
X801
BF
+
-
BF 1
2
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1.7 Auxiliary DC 24 V output
Auxiliary output DC 24 V with a maximum output current of 1.5 A. The output can be
used for devices such as door holders, DACT, or RDT. The circuit is power limited and
is protected against a direct shorted output. The output is power limited and supervised
for overcurrent. To configure the output to shut down during AC loss to conserve the
battery, you must configure the system with the Engineering tool set.
If the output is configured to turn off on battery, then the output is used for
supplementary purposes only.
1.7.1 Wiring
1.7.2 X1001 Auxiliary output terminal block
Pin Designation Description
1AUX (+) Positive feed for Aux circuit (DC +24 V)
2AUX (-) Return feed Aux circuit
3AUX (+) Positive feed for Aux circuit (DC +24 V)
4AUX (-) Return feed Aux circuit
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12-18 AWG or 2 x 16-18 AWG
1.8 Relays
Common alarm relay
The alarm relay changes state whenever a fire alarm is detected. In degrade mode, the
alarm relay will still activate in case of a fire, without processor control.
Common trouble relay
The trouble relay changes state whenever a system trouble is detected. In degrade
mode, the trouble relay will still activate without processor control.
Common supervisory relay
The supervisory relay changes state whenever a supervisory trouble is detected. In
degrade mode, the supervisory relay will not function.
Programmable user relay
The user programmable relay changes state depending on the configuration set in the
Engineering tool set.
In degrade mode, the user relay will not activate.
X1001
1
AUX
+
AUX
2
3
4
-
+
-
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1.8.1 Wiring
1.8.2 X1101 Relay terminal block
Pin Designation Description
1 C Common contact common alarm relay
2NC Normally closed contact common alarm relay
3NO Normally open contact common alarm relay
4 C Common contact common trouble relay
5NC Normally closed contact common trouble relay
6NO Normally open contact common trouble relay
7 C Common contact common supervisory relay
8NC Normally closed contact common supervisory relay
9NO Normally open contact common supervisory relay
10 C Common contact programmable relay
11 NC Normally closed contact programmable relay
12 NO Normally open contact programmable relay
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12…18 AWG or 2 x 16…18 AWG
NO/NC (normally open / normally closed) relates to the fire detection system's normal
status.
1.9 Detector circuits, circuit driver 1 (circuits 1 and 2)
The periphery board (250p) has one independent integrated circuit card. This
integrated card is a driver that has 2 circuits that can handle a maximum of 252
devices. Circuit driver 1 supports circuits 1 and 2 and can be configured for two circuits
(style 6) or four circuits (style 4).
The detector circuits are isolated from the periphery board's main circuit. The circuit
card has its own microprocessor for supervising ground fault, short-circuit, open circuit,
and line capacity.
16
712
C NCNO
TroubleAlarm
User
Supervisory
C
NCNO
C NCNO C NCNO

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1.9.1 Wiring
Figure 5: Style 6 wiring
Both circuits are supervised and power limited.
Figure 6: Style 4 wiring
Both circuits are supervised and power limited.
13 24
2+
X1402
2-1+ 1-
No EOL required
1324
2+
X1401
2-1+ 1-
No EOL required
Initiating
device
13 24
2+
X1402
2-1+ 1-
No EOL required
1
3
2
4
2+
X1401
2-1+ 1-
No EOL required
Initiating
device

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Indicators
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1.9.2 X1401 terminal block – detector circuit 1
Pin Designation Description
1 2- Return feed for circuit 1-2
2 2+ Positive feed for circuit 1-2
3 1- Return feed for circuit 1-1
4 1+ Positive feed for circuit 1-1
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12…18 AWG or 2 x 16…18 AWG
1.9.3 X1402 terminal block – detector circuit 2
Pin Designation Description
1 2- Return feed for circuit 2-2
2 2+ Positive feed for circuit 2-2
3 1- Return feed for circuit 2-1
4 1+ Positive feed for circuit 2-1
Admissible cable cross-section: 1 x 12…18 AWG or 2 x 16…18 AWG
1.10 Indicators
LED indicators on the FDnet/C-NET detector circuit
LED Color Condition Meaning
H1301 Yellow OFF Normal condition
ON Startup problems on integrated circuit card 1
1 x flash per second Fail-safe active (no communication to the PMI)
2 x flash per second Fail-safe active and local alarm
1 x flash every 2 seconds Fail-safe active and signalization (local alarm)
1 x flash per second and 2 x rapid
flash every 2 seconds Fail-safe active and local alarm and signalization
1.11 Reset Buttons
1.11.1 S100 RESET periphery board
Button Function Position Meaning
S100 Reset main microprocessor on
periphery board Not pressed Normal
Pressed Resets only the main
microprocessor on the periphery
board.