Tiras DETECTO MNL100 User manual

FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
ADDRESSABLE MANUAL CALL POINT
DETECTO MNL100/ DETECTO MNL110
Passport
AAZCh. 425211.003 PS
DSTU ISO 9001:2015
Serial number:
Firmware version:

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This passport refers to addressable manual call points (further –AMCP)
DETECTO MNL110 AAZCh.425211.003 (with short circuit isolator) and MNL100
AAZCh.425211.003-01 (without short circuit isolator) and contains information on
the design, and operation rules of AMCP, which are used as part of addressable
fire alarm systems, based on the fire alarm control panels Tiras PRIME A.
AMCP meets the requirements of DSTU EN54-11, and DSTU EN54-17
standards (DETECTO MNL110).
1 List of abbreviations
SCI –short circuit isolator;
FCP –Fire alarm control panel Tiras PRIME A;
AFAS –addressable fire alarm system;
AI –addressable interface;
2 Purpose
2.1 AMCP is intended for use in the AFAS to transmit fire alarm signals by
manually pressing the button. AMCP has plastic housing.
3 Declarations of manufacturer
3.1 AMCP design meets the requirements of the quality management
system, which contains the set of design rules for all its elements.
All components of AMCP are used as intended and under the conditions of
their operation correspond to the environmental conditions outside the housing
in accordance with class 3k5 IEC 60721-3-3.
4 Technical characteristics
4.1 The list of AMCP terminals and their functions is given in Table 1
Table 1
Terminal
name
Functional
L+
Terminal for connection AI positive wire
L-
Terminal for connection AI negative wire
-AMCP DETECTO MNL110 has two terminals with such name,
divided by SCI;
-In AMCP DETECTO MNL100 these terminals are connected to
each other.
4.2 Technical features of AMCP are listed in table 2.
Table 2

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Feature name
Value
General
Dimensions WxHxD, mm
90 90 40
Net weight, kg
0,12
Enclosure protection degree
ІР30
Meantime to failure, hours, not less
40 000
Average lifetime, years, not less
10
Time to detect faults, s, not more than
10
Power supply
Supply voltage through AI, V
20 –25
Maximum current consumption from АІ DETECTO MNL110,
standby mode/alarm mode, mA
0,12/0,32
Maximum current consumption from АІ DETECTO MNL100,
standby mode/alarm mode, mA
0,10/0,30
SCI (only for DETECTO MNL110)
Maximum SCI opening voltage, V
15,0
Minimum SCI recovery voltage, V
4,2
Maximum current through SCI in the closed state, mA
65
Maximum SCI opening current, mA
75
Maximum leakage current through SCI (in the open state),
mA
4,2
Maximum transient resistance of SCI in the closed state, Ohm
0,09
4.3 LED indicators are used to indicate the operation modes and AMCP
status, combined with one light guide mounted in the cover (Fig. 2):
-blinking green one time in four seconds –the indication of the standby
mode;
-blinking green with an interval of 0.5 s (for not more than 4 s) –the
indication of the AMCP registration process in AI;
-blinking red with a period of 0.5 s –the indication of fire alarm mode;
-double blinking red –the indication of the fault status;
-blinking green and red alternately - AMCP is marked for visual search in a
zone.
5 Connection
5.1 To connect AMCP to AFAS, see Figure 1. To fix AMCP on a working surface
and connect AI, open the cover on the housing using a special key (fig. 3).
Figure 1 shows the location of the terminals for connecting AI in both versions
of the AMCP. Negative AI wires are connected to the terminals "L-", and positive AI
wires are connected to the terminal "L+" (positive AI wires are the AI wires
connected to terminals L1-L4 of the FCP, and negative AI wires are the AI wires
connected to terminals G1-G4 of the FCP).

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Figure 1 –AMCP mounting and terminals
5.2 The wires laid inside the housing must not interfere with free lid closing and
the operation of the button mechanism.
5.3 Wires can be connected to the AMCP terminals only when there is no voltage
on the AI.
6 Settings
6.1. When the supply voltage appears in the AI on the connected AMCP, the
automatic indication of registration is switched on (see item 4.3). Then AMCP
switches to the standby mode if there are no conditions for the formation of a
fault (for example, the SCI operation).
AMCP is registered in a zone according to the FCP operation manual.
7 Operation
The AMCP indicator blinks green in the standby mode. To switch the AMCP
to fire alarm mode, first hit the safety cover (Fig. 2a) with your hand to open it,
and then press the "Press here" button (Fig. 2b). The color of the arrows on both
sides of the button should change to red, the AMCP indicator should flash red.
To return the AMCP to the standby mode, do the following:
- close the safety cover back;
- insert the key (Fig. 3) into the hole in the lower part of the AMCP housing
and press it. The arrows on the cover should change color from red to black;
- reset the fire alarm message on the FCP (according to the FCP operation
manual.
L+
L-
L-
Terminals for
connecting АІ
Holes for mounting on a
surface

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a) b)
Figure 2 –The AMCP appearance
This side of the key is used to
switch AMCP back to the
standby mode
This side of the key is used
to open the AMCP cover
Figure 3 –AMCP service key
8 Packaging
8.1 After AMCP unpacking do the following:
- visually inspect the device and make sure there is no mechanical damage
on it;
- check the delivery set according to table 3.
Table 3
Name
Code
Number
Note
AMCP DETECTO
MNL110 (MNL100)
AAZCh.425211.003 (-01)
1
Passport
AAZCh.425211.003 PS
1
One passport for
each 20 AMCP
Key
AAZCh.741315.002
1
9 Operation, storage, and transportation conditions
The AMCP is intended for continuous 24h operation in the premises under
regulated climatic conditions. Operating temperature range: - 10°С.. 55°С.
Packaged AMCPs are stored in warehouses under the following conditions: air
temperature range: - 50°С.. 55°С, relative humidity must not exceed 98% at a
temperature of 35°С. There should be no aggressive impurities in the air causing
corrosion in the premise where the AMCPs are stored.
Protective
cover
Indicator

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Packaged AMCPs are transported by low-tonnage shipments at any distance by
road and rail in closed vehicles in accordance with the rules of transportation
applicable to each type of transport. When placing and securing boxes with packed
AMCPs during transportation, ensure a stable position of the boxes to prevent
shifting and bumps between them. During loading and transportation, the
requirements of handling signs on the packaging must be met.
10 Acceptance certificates
AMCP DETECTO MNL100/MNL110 meets the requirements of regulatory and
technical documents and is suitable for operation complete with FCP Tiras
PRIME A.
The date of acceptance (stamp) is on the last page of the passport.
11 Warranty obligations
The manufacturer guarantees AMCP compliance with the requirements of
regulatory and technical documents during the warranty period of operation
under the conditions of transportation, storage, and the operation specified in
this passport.
The warranty period is 36 months and starts at the date of sales specified in
the operating documents for the AMCP or in other accompanying documents
(sales contract, invoice, bill, etc.). If you cannot provide a document confirming
the date of sale of the AMCP, the warranty period starts from the date when the
device was produced.
___________________ ____________________
(date of sale) (seller’s signature) stamp
12 Limitation of liability
The manufacturer has the right to refuse the AMCP warranty service under
disputed circumstances. The manufacturer also has the right to make a final
decision on whether the AMCP is subject to warranty service or not.
These are the actions and damages that lead to loss of warranty service:
1) damage caused by natural phenomena (fire, flood, wind, earthquake,
lightning, etc.);
2) damage caused by the violation of the installation rules or improper
AMCP operating conditions, including in particular:
-poor grounding;
-overvoltage;
-high humidity and vibration;

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3) damage caused by other objects, liquids, insects, etc. getting inside the
AMCP;
4) mechanical damage to the AMCP components (chips, dents, cracks,
broken contact connectors, etc.);
5) damage caused by unauthorized repair;
6) damage caused by the violation of transportation, storage, and operation
rules;
7) change, delete, erase or damage the device serial number (or stickers
with serial numbers on the AMCP).
13 Information on repair
The AMCP is repaired by the manufacturer. AMCPs for which the warranty
period has not expired and which have been operated in accordance with the
operating documents for the device are repaired free of charge. If you want to
repair, AMCP, send it to the manufacturer with a document indicating the date
of the sale, and a letter describing the malfunction, the place of AMCP operation,
and the contact phone number of the person for repair
14 Information on declarations of conformity to technical regulations
and certificates
AMCP DETECTO MNL100/MNL110 meets the requirements of mandatory
technical regulations, namely:
-Technical regulations on electromagnetic compatibility of equipment;
-Technical regulations restricting the use of certain hazardous substances
in electrical and electronic equipment.
Certificate of compliance with the requirements of DSTU EN 54 series
standards issued by the State Certification Center of the SES of Ukraine.
The Quality Management System of Tiras-12 LTD is certified in accordance
with DSTU ISO 9001: 2015.
The full text of declarations of compliance with technical regulations and
certificates are available on the website https://tiras.technlogy.
15 Disposal
After the expiry of the service life of the detector its utilization is carried out
in accordance with the current legislation, separate from household waste.
In accordance with the EU Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical
and electronic equipment, the disposal of detector should be done
separately from household waste. To dispose of the detector, it
should be delivered to a point of sale or a local processing point.
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