Simplex 4010ES User manual

SIMPLEX 4010ES Optional Modules
Available Mounting Space: A "Block" is a single 4X5" card mounting area on the PDI. Option cards use either a single block, a block pair, or three block spaces (refer to the chart below for individual option card requirements).
Main Board
Panel Mounted Optional Modules
PID Description Blocks
Feature Limit
Other Restrictions Notes
1-Bay 2-Bay
The Vesda Interface consumes 1 Computer Port.
None
Mounts on MSS, MSS2 or back of heat sink bracket in ESS units.
Mutually exclusive with 4010-9910 and 4010-9911.
Mounts on MSS, MSS2 or back of heat sink bracket in ESS units.
Mutually exclusive with 4010-9910 and 4010-9911.
Mounts on MSS, MSS2 or back of heat sink bracket in ESS units.
Mutually exclusive with 4010-9910 and 4010-9911.
Must mount in Top Bay, Block D (special bracket included). *If a second
DACT is used, it will consume 2 vertical blocks. Consumes 1 Computer Port.
None
Must be ordered with a 4010-9918 RS232 Module.
None
Limit of 5 RS232 Ports per system.
Connects to serial port of CPU card
Mounts in top Bay Blocks A and B only
Mounts in top Bay Blocks A and B only.
None
Consumes 1 computer Port.
Panel must contain a 4010-9922 network card.
Panel must contain a 4010-9922 network card.
Panel must contain a 4010-9922 network card.
Panel must contain a 4010-9922 network card.
Mounts in Single Bay Panel Blocks A&B only (requires 0650-473 Rev E or later bay pan).
Compatible cards (2 max): 4010-9913, -9914, -9922,-9923, -9924, -9925, -9926, -9927
2 Max per network card.
2 Max per network card.
None
2 per IDNAC channel
Order as required for 4010-9922
Limit of 3 assumes you have an MSS, MSS2 w/IDNet,limit is 4 otherwise.
One may be mounted on the ESS
Order as required for 4010-9922
Connects to CPU Card Ethernet Port
Each BacPAC consumes 1 Computer Port.
Must use port B on RS232 Card.
Required for some devices used on 4010-9917 MX Loop Card.
Mounts to front door next to CPU Card.
Comes with 8V converter Module.
Both Mount in the same 2 vertical block space.
Comes with 8V converter Module.
Both Mount in the same 2 vertical block space.
1-Bay Panel requires 4010-9928 Mounting Kit.
Ships with 2 Wired Media modules and 1 Modem Media Module.
1-Bay Panel requires 4010-9928 Mounting Kit.
Ships with 2 Wired Media modules and 2 Modem Media Module.
Ships with 2 Wired Media modules and 1 TCP/IP Media Module.
Ships with 2 Wired Media modules and 2 TCP/IP Media Module.
Gives the ability to mount two Vertical 2 block cards. 4010-9926,
and 4010-9927 will also consume block D. In this conguration, the bridge
card should be right justied in the double card mount. Uses both the spare
4 pin PDI connector and the 6- pin PDI connector (bay to bay connector)
4010-9901
4010-9908
4010-9909
4010-9910
4010-9911
4010-9912
4010-9914
4010-9915
4010-9916
4010-9918
4190-6105
4010-9920
4010-9921
4010-9922
4010-9923
4010-9924
4010-9925
4010-9926
4010-9927
4010-9928
4010-9818
4010-9819
4010-9929
4010-9930
Flat Vesda HLI
4 Point Flat Aux
Relay Module
City Connect Module w/
disconnect switches
City Connect Module
Alarm Relay Module
Serial DACT
Building Network
Interface Card
BacPac Ethernet Module
25V Regulator Module
Dual RS232 Module
TrueInsight Remote Service
Gateway Assembly for 4010ES
8 Zone Initiating Device
Circuit - Class B
8 Zone Initiating Device
Circuit - Class A
Flat Network Card
SafeLinc
Modem Physical Bridge
Style 4
Modem Physical Bridge
Style 7
TCP/IP Physical Bridge
Style 4
TCP/IP Physical Bridge
Style 7
Double Card Mounting Kit
Network Card Media
Module - Wired
Network Card Media
Module - Fiber
IDNet 2+2
Dual Class A Isolator (DCAI)
None
None
None
None
None
None
1
11
1
1
1
2
1
5
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
2
2
0
2
2
3
4
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
2
2
3
4
Block
A
Block
B
Block
D
Block
A
Block
C
Block
E
Block
G
Block
B
Block
D
Block
F
Block
H
1-Bay Box, can t one of the
following congurations:
3 Individual Blocks
One Block and One Vertical Block Pair
One Block and One Horizontal Block Pair
Top Bay (Single Bay)
A
B D
2-Bay Box Available Mounting Space can t same as
1-Bay Box plus a combination of the following:
8 Individual Blocks (A through H)
4 Vertical Block Pairs (e.g. AB, CD, EF, GH)
4 Horizontal Block Pairs (e.g. AC, EG, BD, FH)
2 Vertical and 2 Horizontal Block pairs (e.g. AB, CD, EG, FH) Expansion Bay
A C E G
B D F H
1
SIMPLEX 4010ES Fire Alarm Panel
Quick Reference Guide

P2 P3 P4
P19
P18
A B C D E Descrip�on
LED15 LED14 LED13 LED12 LED11 Debug LED
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF No Trouble: There are no troubles detected on the ESS.
ON OFF OFF OFF OFF AC Fail: The AC power is disconnected, but the baery is working.
OFF ON OFF OFF OFF Low Baery: The baery is under 22V.
ON ON OFF OFF OFF Baery Cutout: The Baery charge is below 20V. At this point, if Jumper P19
is set to “baery disconnect when depleted” the system shuts down.
OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
Depleted/Missing Baery: If jumper P19 is not set to “baery disconnect
when depleted”, this trouble appears when the baery charge is below
20V. This code also appears if the system cannot detect the baery.
ON OFF ON OFF OFF Charger Trouble: There is a trouble with the baery charger.
OFF ON ON OFF OFF Card Overcurrent: The module is drawing too much current.
ON ON ON OFF OFF Negave Earth: The circuit is shorted to ground on the negave wire.
OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Posive Earth: The circuit is shorted to ground on the posive wire.
ON OFF OFF ON OFF City Circuit 1 Trouble: The trouble congured on the City Card’s
Circuit 1 has been triggered.
OFF ON OFF ON OFF City Circuit 2 Trouble: The trouble congured on the City Card’s
Circuit 2 has been triggered.
ON ON OFF ON OFF AuxNAC Open: Depending on the chosen conguraon,
either the Aux circuit or the NAC Circuit is open.
OFF OFF ON ON OFF AuxNAC Short: Depending on the chosen conguraon,
either the Aux circuit or the NAC Circuit is experiencing a short circuit.
ON OFF ON ON OFF AuxNAC Overcurrent: Depending on the chosen conguraon,
either the Aux circuit or the NAC circuit is drawing too much current.
LED 9
AC
LED 10 Comm Loss
LED 11 E ESS debug LED
LED 12 D ESS debug LED
LED 13 C ESS debug LED
LED 14 B ESS debug LED
LED 15 A ESS debug LED
LED Name
LED 1 IDNet Negave Earth Fault
LED 2 IDNet Posive Earth Fault
LED 3 IDNet Trouble
LED 4 IDNet Com
LED 5 IDNet Loop A Trouble
LED 6 IDNet Loop B Trouble
LED 7 IDNAC 1 Trouble
LED 8 IDNAC 2 Trouble
SIMPLEX 4010ES with ESS Main Board
LEDs 1-6
TB1 TB2 P11
P7
P9
P13
LEDs 7-15TB4
SW1
TB3
P2
P3 and P4
P7
P9
P11
P13
P18
P19
SW1
IDNet 4100 Comms Enable
Jumpers select IDNet Class A/B
City/Relay Card, A 10-posion connector is provided for the ribbon harness that goes to a City Card or Relay Card
Posive baery connecon
Connecon plug for an oponal Dual Class A Isolator (DCAI) card
Negave baery connecon
Disables 4100 Communicaons between the power supply and IDNAC funcons
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Descrip�on
P Connectors
and Switch
TB1 IDNet Connec�ons
TB2 IDNAC Connec�ons
TB3 Aux/Simple NAC
TB4 Relay
Provides 2 fault isolated loops of IDNet +.
TB1 (1-4) Loop A, TB1 (5-8) Loop B
Each IDNAC circuit has a 4 posion terminal block.
TB2 (1-4) IDNAC 1,TB2 (5-8) IDNAC 2
Provides 2 posions for wiring the aux power
and reverse polarity supervision circuit.
A 32V, 2A relay is provided with both
NO and NC contacts.
Descrip�on
Terminal Block
2


and Form C Programmable Aux Relay
P1
P3
P2 P7
TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4
LED
1- 6
LED
7 - 14
Battery Connections Optional City
or Relay Card
Terminal
Block
and Switch
TB1
Single Channel, Dual Loop IDNet+ Circuit
which is electrically isolated and has

TB4
TB2 & TB3

These circuits are rated for Special



for more details.)
Descrip�on
P Connector
and Switch
P1

CLASS B (Note 1)
CLASS A, X
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P2

CLASS B (Note 1)
CLASS A, X

P3
EARTH DETECT (Note 2)
ENABLE / DISABLE

P7
LOW BATTERY DISCONNECT
DISABLE (DOMESTIC) ENABLE (CANADA)


P Connector & Switch
LED 1
LED 2
LED 3
LED 4
IDNet POS. EARTH
IDNet COMMS
IDNet NEG. EARTH

ON = IDNet POS. EARTH
ON = COMMS LOSS
ON = IDNet NEG. EARTH

LED 5
LED 6
LED 7
LED 8



GENERAL POWER TRBL
ON = CLASS A / OPEN TRBL
ON = COMM LOSS
ON = CLASS A / OPEN TRBL
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LED 9
LED 10
LED 11
LED 12
NAC 4
NAC 1
NAC 3
NAC 2
NAC 4 TRBL OR NAC 4 “ON”
NAC 1 TRBL OR NAC 1 “ON”
NAC 3 TRBL OR NAC 3 “ON”
NAC 2 TRBL OR NAC 2 “ON”
Descrip�on
SIMPLEX 4010ES with MSS2 Main Board
Note 1: When jumpers are set for Class B on IDNet, you may
use both the B-side and the A-side to wire devices.
Thus, for Circuit B, you can have two pairs of wires per side or
four branches per circuit.
Note 2: Only one power module should be set for earth fault

Normally, the MSS2 is set to monitor for earth faults. The earth

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(XBC) may also be set to monitor for earth faults. If the XBC is


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50 Ah in the two-bay box.
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LED 13
LED 14 AC POWER

ON = MSS2 POWER FROM AC MAIN

3

P1 P3P2 SW1 Card Address Switch P7
TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4 TB5
LED
1 & 2
LED
3 & 12
Battery Connections Optional City
or Relay Card
Terminal
Block
and Switch
TB1
Single Channel, Dual Loop IDNet+ Circuit
which is electrically isolated and has

TB4
TB2 & TB3

These circuits are rated for Special



for more details.)

TB5 Form C Programmable Aux Relay
SW1 Card Address Switch
Descrip�on
P Connector
and Switch
P1

CLASS B (Note 1)
CLASS A, X

P2

CLASS B (Note 1)
CLASS A, X

P3
EARTH DETECT (Note 2)
ENABLE / DISABLE

P7
LOW BATTERY DISCONNECT
DISABLE (DOMESTIC) ENABLE (CANADA)


P Connector & Switch
LED 1
LED 2
LED 3
LED 4
IDNet POS. EARTH

IDNet NEG. EARTH
IDNet
ON = IDNet POS. EARTH
ON = CLASS A / OPEN TRBL
ON = IDNet NEG. EARTH

LED 5
LED 6
LED 7
LED 8

AC POWER
4100 COMMS
GENERAL POWER TRBL
ON = CLASS A / OPEN TRBL
ON = MSS POWER FROM AC MAIN
ON = COMM LOSS

LED 9
LED 10
LED 11
LED 12
NAC 1
NAC 4
NAC 2
NAC 3
NAC 1 TRBL OR NAC 1 “ON”
NAC 1 TRBL OR NAC 4 “ON”
NAC 1 TRBL OR NAC 2 “ON”
NAC 1 TRBL OR NAC 3 “ON”
Descrip�on
SIMPLEX 4010ES with MSS Main Board
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Note 1: When jumpers are set for Class B on IDNet, you may
use both the B-side and the A-side to wire devices.
Thus, for Circuit B, you can have two pairs of wires per side or
four branches per circuit.
Note 2: Only one power module should be set for earth fault

Normally, the MSS is set to monitor for earth faults. The earth


(XBC) may also be set to monitor for earth faults. If the XBC is



50 Ah in the two-bay box.


LED 4 SW3P3 U5
LEDs 7-10 P8 P5 P9 P10 P11 P2P1R23 J7
SIMPLEX 4010ES CPU Card
LEDs 5 & 6TB1LEDs 1-3
R23 LCD Contrast Adjust
BT1 RAM Battery – Powers RAM
memory to save history
logs if AC power is lost
U5 Contains the MAC address for
the Ethernet connector and
a unique Serial Number.
Terminal connec�ons
TB1
Internal RI Harness
RUI A-
Black Wire
RUI A+
Red Wire
Shield
Green Wire
Shield
RUI B-
Brown Wire
RUI B+
White Wire
LEDs
1
ON when a RI Class A fault (open circuit) or a short
2
ON when a RI Short circuit on the Primary B terminals
3
ON when a RI Short circuit on the Secondary A terminals
4
ON when CPis in reset,  when unable to reset, and OFF when the
CPis running normally
5
Ethernet Acvity Status LED, cable is connected
6
Ethernet Linked Status LED, ashes Ethernet acvity
7
Boot Loader Status A ashes once per second to show the CPis processing
8
Boot Loader Status B ashes once per polling cycle
9
Boot Loader Status C not intended for eld use
10
Boot Loader Status D not intended for eld use
P Connectors
P1
Enables/Disables the RI circuit
P2
Connects the 
changing this jumper connects the shield to 24C.
P3
Compact Flash connecon
P5
RAM Baery ON enabled/OFF disabled
P8
Keypad Membrane connector
P9 &
P10
24V Card Power and Internal Communicaons. Locking tabs are located ,
on the top of the connectors.
P11
Serial Service Port – for connecon to remote services or can be used if
the Ethernet port is not available.
J Connectors
J7
Ethernet Service Port – RJ45 connector used to transfer les to or upload reports from the
4010ES IDNAC using the Ethernet port on your laptop.
Switches
SW1
Reset – Momentarily pressing this switch (<2 seconds) generates a Warm Start.
If the CPis not responding to the reset, the user can press and hold the switch
for 3 seconds causing a Warm Start based on the hardware switch.
SW3
Cold Start – Clears Disables, Manual Overrides, and Logs
SW1 BT1
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