Simplex 4002 User manual

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Simplex
4002 Fire Alarm
Pocket Servict
Instructions
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Description Page No.
CPU.. .................................................................................... .2
Test Points ................................................................... .2
Microprocessor (U23) ................................................... 2
Terminal Blocks.. .......................................................... .2
Fuses ........................................................................... .4
DIP Switches.. .............................................................. .6
Jumpers ....................................................................... .8
Enhanced CPU ................................................................... 10
Requirements ..:........................................................... 10
Special Features.. ....................................................... 10
4-Point Zone Module.. ......................................................... 12
Terminal Block.. ........................................................... 12
Connectors.. ................................................................ 12
Jumpers ...................................................................... 12
8-Point Zone Module.. ......................................................... 14
Terminal Blocks.. ......................................................... 14
Connectors.. ................................................................ 14
Connections (SPRl and SPR2). ................................. 14
Jumpers ...................................................................... 14
Signal Expansion Module.. .................................................. 16
Terminal Block.. ........................................................... 16
Connectors.. ................................................................ 16
Fuses .......................................................................... 16
Jumper.. ...................................................................... 16
Auxiliary Relay Board.. ........................................................ 17
Terminal Blocks.. ......................................................... 17
Connectors.. ................................................................ 17
Fuses .......................................................................... 17
Jumper.. ...................................................................... 17
Zone Disconnect/Suppression Module ............................... 18
Terminal Block.. ........................................................... 18
Connector ................................................................... 18
Jumpers ...................................................................... 18
Switches.. .................................................................... 18
For Fan Control Module and RCUs/SCUs,
see Publication FA4-51-154.
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CPU (see Figure 1)
TEST POINT 1 +5 Volts
TEST POINT 2 + 24 Volts
TEST POINT 3 24 Volt Common
MICROPROCESSOR U23
Terminal Blocks
TBl
8 Initiating Device Circuits (monitor zones) (TBl-1 thru TBl-
16)
Style B (formerly Class B) (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 6) Terminate
with 3.3k E.O.L. resistor
Style D (formerly Class A) (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 8)
If coded manual station exists on zone 1, cut JW-11 (f.w.d.
841-669, pg. 21)
Water/sprinkler supervisory wiring (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 21)
Remove the appropriate jumper if the zone is connected to a:
Zone Disconnect Module
Zone Suppression Module
Combination Zone Disconnect/Suppression Module
TB2
4-Wire Detector Power, TB2-I thru -3 & Annunciator
Outputs, TB2-4 thru -12 (see Figure 2)
120 Volt detectors bring 120 Volts into TB2-1 (Cut
JW-10)
24 Volt detectors use TB2-2 (+ ) and TB2-3 (-)
JW 10
ER - POWER
TBi-1
3
DETECTOR
28 v
TBZ-2 (9+
TB2-3 -
FIGURE 2
TB2-4 thru -11 is a pulse (-) for the zone in alarm
If Supervised Annunciator (See pg. 7)
LED annunciator wiring (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 18)
Incandescent lamp annunciator (f.w.d. 841-669, pg.
19)
TB2-12 is a (+ ) voltage 2
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i TB2 TBl
TEST POINT 1 \ TEST POINT 2
TEST POINT 3 MICROPR&ESSOR
FIGURE I
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CPU (cont’d)
See Figure 3
TB3
City Box Wiring (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 20)
Reverse polarity, TB3-1 & -4 (Jl - 2,4,5,8,9 In)
Local energy, TB3-1 & -3 (Jl - 2,3,7,9,11 In)
City shunt, TB3-1 & -2 (Jl - 1,5,11 In)
Form C, TB3-1 & -3 (Jl - 1 In)
TB4
Remote reset (TB4-24)
+24 Volts in will reset the system
Remote acknowledge (TB4-23)
+ 24 Volts in will acknowledge the system
System trouble output (TB4-22)
0 Volts out when system trouble until reset
Serial bus (TB4-20 & TB4-21)
You may have 16 addresses on this bus (0 thru 15)
Address 15 is reserved for 2120 communications
Aux 1 8 2 (TB4-14 thru TB4-19)
N.O. & N.C. contacts with center strap fused (f.w.d. 841-
669, pg. 16)
Cutting JW12 causes relay 1 to act as a nonsilenceable
trouble relay (JW-20 on rev. A boards)
Trouble relay (TB4-11 thru TB4-13)
Picks until system trouble is cleared
Indicating appliance circuits 1 & 2 (signals) (TB4-3 thru TB4-
10)
Style Y (formerly Class B) (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 13)
Style Z (formerly Class A) (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 14)
Terminate with 10k E.O.L. resistor.
24 Volts and common (TB4-1 & TB4-2)
CAUTION: This power is not fused.
TB5
AC input terminals (TB5-1 thru TB5-3)
AC power wiring (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 22)
Fuses
Fl 3 Amp for annunciator power
F2 8 Amp for main power
F3 8 Amp for battery power
F4 3 Amp for aux relay 2 (K5)
F5 3 Amp for aux relay 1 (K4)
F6 3 Amp for signal 1 output (Kl)
F7 3 Amp for signal 2 output (K2)
F8 5 Amp hardwired UL fuse on the power supply
(not shown)
F9 3 Amp for resettable + 24 VDC (K3)
FlO 5 Amp hardwired UL fuse on the power
supply
(not shown)
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CPU (cont’d)
See Figure 4
DIP Switches
(For detailed information, see FA4-21-151).
NOTE: Setting the switch OFF selects the function.
SW1 -1 Alarm verification
-2 Coded input
-3 Waterflow
-4 Sprinkler supervision
-5 Time limit cutoff
-6 & -7 Silence inhibit
-8 2120 connection
SW2 -1 System walk test
-2 Manual evacuation
-3,-4 & -5 Signal coding
-6 & -7 Selective coding
-8 Expanded Simplex Programming
SW3 Indicates the number of supervised modules
connected to the serial port. NUMBER OF
ANNUNCIATOR
SW3-4 SW3-3 SW3-2 SW3-1 MODULES
C&OSE CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE 0
CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE OPEN 1
CLOSE CLOSE OPEN CLOSE 2
CLOSE CLOSE OPEN OPEN 3
CLOSE OPEN CLOSE CLOSE 4
CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OPEN 5
CLOSE OPEN OPEN CLOSE 6
CLOSE OPEN OPEN OPEN 7
OPEN CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE 8
OPEN CLOSE CLOSE OPEN 9
-OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE 10
OPEN CLOSE OPEN OPEN 11
OPEN OPEN CLOSE CLOSE 12
OPEN OPEN CLOSE OPEN 13
OPEN OPEN OPEN CLOSE 14
OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN 15
SW4 System reset
SW5 Alarm silence
SW6 Trouble silence
SW7 Manual evacuation
SW8 City bypass
SW9 Aux 1 bypass
SW10 Aux 2 bypass
SW1 1 Selects annunciator supervision
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SUPERVISED LED/
ANNUNCIATOR LAMP
SWll-1 ZONE 1
W
-2 ZONE 2 (RlO)
-3 ZONE 3
W2)
-4 ZONE 4 (RI41
-5 ZONE 5
(R16)
-6 ZONE 6
W8)
-7 ZONE 7
0-0)
-8 ZONE 8
ww
NOTE: Remove the resistor if annunciator is LED-type.
DO NOT remove the resistor if annunciator is LAMP-type
annunciator.
FIGURE 4
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CPU (cont’d)
See Figure 5
Jumpers
Jl is for City Connection (See pg. 4)
JW2 thru JW9 Zone Disconnect and/or Suppression
(See Pg. 2)
JWiO REMOVE if External Supply Connected to TBZ-1
(See Pg. 2)
JWll REMOVE if zone 1 is used for Coded Input (See
Pg. 2)
JW12 REMOVE to make AUX 1 become a Trouble Relay
(See Pg. 4)
JW13 REMOVE when an expansion board is added to
the system
JW14 REMOVE when an expansion power supply is
added to the system
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JW14
FIGURE 5
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ENHANCED CPU (see Figure 6)
Requirements
You must order a (740-792) 4002 Harness Upgrade Kit and a
565-265 Power Supply Board to upgrade from a 562-909 CPU
to a 565-180 CPU. Refer to Publication FA4-21-266 for
Harness Upgrade Kit installation instructions.
A 733-746 Harness is required for signal power when one
signal expansion module is used with the 565-180 CPU.
A 733-785 Harness is required for signal power when two
expansion power supplies and a signal expansion module are
used with the 565-l 80 CPU.
Refer to 841-712 Internal Wiring Diagram for information on
connecting expansion units using these harnesses.
(For more information, see FA4-51-154.)
NOTE: Switch settings and jumper placements perform the
same functions as the 562-909 CPU.
Special Features
NOTE: New Feature locations are shown in Figure 6.
The 565-l 80 Enhanced CPU is equipped with a Signals
Silenced LED.
The 565-180 Enhanced CPU board is equipped with
removable jumpers instead of zero ohm resistors. When
jumpers are on the l&2 position, they are in the ENABLED
position. When jumpers are on the Z&3 position, they are in
the REMOVED position. Do not discard jumpers.
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FIGURE 6
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4-POINT ZONE MODULE (see Figure 7)
Terminal Block
TBl 4 monitor zones, TBl-1 thru TBl-8 (f.w.d. 841-
669, pgs. 6 & 8)
4 Annunciator terminals, TBl-9 thru TBl-12
(f.w.d. 841-669)
Connectors
Pl 40-pin input connector through which the monitor
card communicates with the CPU.
P2
P3
P4
40-pin output connector through which the next
expansion card communicates with the CPU.
4
(When used, remove JW9)
Connects to Style D (formerly Class A) board if
Style D (formerly Class A) operation is required.
Connects to zone disconnect, zone suppression,
or zone disconnect/suppression combination
module.
Jumpers
JWl
JW2
JW3
JW4
JW5
JW6
JW7
JW8
JW9
JWl-4 selects annunciator supervision
Selects annunciator supervision for 1st zone on
card (R17)
Selects annunciator supervision for 2nd zone on
card (R19)
Selects annunciator supervision for 3rd zone on
card (R21)
Selects annunciator supervision for 4th zone on
card (R23)
Remove the jumper if supervision is required.
NOTE: If the annunciator is an LED-type
annunciator, REMOVE the resistor.
JW5-8 are removed if zones are connected to
disconnect, suppression, or disconnect/
suppression module.
1st zone on card
2nd zone on card
3rd zone on card
4th zone on card
Module supervision jumper (remove if P2 is used)
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TBl
- JW5
_JW6
‘JW7
‘JWB
-JWl
JW2
QJw3
FIGURE 7
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&POINT ZONE MODULE (see Figure 8)
Terminal Blocks
TBl First four monitor zones on this module, TBl-1
thru TBl-8 (f.w.d. 841-669 pgs. 7 & 9)
First four annunciator terminals, TBl-9 thru TBl-
12 (f.w.d. 841-669, pg. 19)
TB2 Last four monitor zones on this module, TB2-1
thru TB2-8 (f.w.d. 841-669, pgs. 7 & 9)
Last four annunciator terminals, TB2-9 thru TB2-
Connectors
Pl 40-pin input connector through which the monitor
module communicates with the CPU. 4
P2 40-pin output connector through which the next
expansion module communicates with the CPU.
P3 Connects to Style D (formerly Class A) board if
required for first four zones.
P4 Connects to Style D (formerly Class A) board if
required for last four zones.
Connections
SPRl Connection for . zone disconnect, ione
suppression, or zone disconnect/suppression
combination module for first four zones.
SPR2 Connection for zone disconnect, zone
suppression, or zone disconnect/suppression
combination module for last four zones.
Jumpers
JWl REMOVE if P2 is used (module supervision
jumper).
JW2 REMOVE when using SPRl for the second zone
on module.
JW3 REMOVE when using SPRl for the first zone on
module.
JW4 REMOVE when using SPRl for the third zone on
module.
JW5 REMOVE when using SPRl for the fourth zone on !
module.
JW6 REMOVE when using SPR2 for the eighth zone
on module. ,
JW7 REMOVE when using SPRP for the fifth zone on
module.
JW8 REMOVE when using SPR2 for the sixth zone on
module.
JW9 REMOVE when using SPR2 for the seventh zone
on module.
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JWlO
JWll
JW12
JW13
i JW14
JW15
c
JW16
JW17
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s fourth zone (resistor 53).
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s third zone (resistor 55).
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s second zone (resistor 57).
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s first zone (resistor 59).
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s eighth zone (resistor 43).
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s seventh zone (resistor 41).
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s sixth zone (resistor 39).
REMOVE when supervised annunciator
module’s fifth zone (resistor 37).
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
NOTE: If the supervised annunciator is an LED-type
annunciator, also REMOVE the corresponding
resistor.
If the supervised annunciator is a filament lamp-type
annunciator, DO NOT remove the corresponding
resistor.
SPRl TBl SPR2
JWl ,
Pl
P2 ’
P3-
JW14
JWlC
JW16
JW17
P4
9
TE2
FIGURE 8
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SIGNAL EXPANSION MODULE (see Figure 9)
Terminal Block
TBl Signal wiring (f.w.d. 841-669, pgs. 13, 14 & 15)
Connectors
Pl 40-pin input connector through which the signal
module communicates with the CPU.
P2 40-pin output connector through which the next
expansion module communcates with the CPU.
P3 4-pin connector for signal power.
Fuses
Fl 5 amp for signal power
F2 3 amp for second signal circuit on card
F3
3 amp for first signal circuit on card
Jumper
1 REMOVE if P2 is used (module supervison
5
JWl
“, -“, 2‘::::‘.:‘:::f;::,*““.
‘0 0 0 c
FIGURE 9
16
-Fl
-F2
-F3
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AUXILIARY RELAY BOARD (see Figure 10)
Terminal Blocks
TBl two form C contact connections for aux 1 and 2
one form C contact connection for aux 3
TB2 two form C contact connections for aux 4
one form C contact connection for aux 3
I
7 Connectors
. Pl 40-pin input connector through which the relay
module communicates with the CPU.
P2 40-pin output connector through which the next
expansion module communicates with the CPU.
Fuses
Fl 3 amp connects to TBl-14 common of aux 1
F2 3 amp connects to TBl-8 common of aux 2
F3 3 amp connects to TBl-2 common of aux 3
F4 3 amp connects to TB2-5 common of aux 4
Jumper
1 REMOVE if P2 is used (module supervision
jumper).
TBl
,Fl
-F4
FIGURE 10
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ZONE DISCONNECT/SUPPRESSION MODULE
(see Figurell)
Terminal Block
TBl TBl-1 thru TBl-8 connection for four zones
TBl -9 and TBl-10 are not used
Connector
Pl lo-pin ribbon cable which connects to the
appropriate zone modules SPR connector. *
Jumpers
1 - 6 Jumpers JW2 and JW5 are removed when
connecting to a 4002 system.
Switches
l-4 Switches which cause hardware disconnect of the
appropriate zone.
JUMPERS JW2
JW5
. Pl
FIGURE 11
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