Tyco 802SB User manual

The 802SB and 901SB MX Addressable Loop
sounder bases provide a sounder function for
MX addressable systems. They produce a user-
selectable tone under control from the Control and
Indicating Equipment (CIE.) via the MX detector or
sounder driver (SAB801 or SAM800) plugged into
the sounder base. The volume can be adjusted
on-site using a special tool. The tones are DIP
switch selectable, including the ISO 8201 tone.
The 802SB is loop-powered and up to 250 are
supported on the MX loop at low volume (refer CIE.
details2). It is identified by a white park clip.
The 901SB is externally powered by a 24Vdc power
source and up to 250 are supported on the MX
loop. It is identified by a blue park clip.
Mounting
The sounder base should be positioned as per the
site plan, fixed to a suitable flat surface strong
enough to support the weight of the base and
detector. Two screws 4mm diameter are required
(not supplied) for fixing the mounting flange.
Feed the wiring through the mounting flange cable
entry hole and secure the flange to the surface.
Feed the wiring through the cable entry hole in
the sounder base and fit the base to the flange.
Connect the wiring as per the diagram on page 2.
Do not block the gap between the flange and the
sounder base.
Specications
802SB 901SB
Loop Voltage 120V to 40Vdc
polarity
conscious
Loop Current
Standby 200µA typ. < 5µA typ.
Alarm - 90dBA 36.8mA < 20µA typ.
Alarm - 68dBA 31.2mA
External 24V Supply 18 to 28Vdc
Standby — 200µA
typical
Alarm - 90dBA 3— 6.8mA
Alarm - 68dBA 3— 1.2mA
Dimensions (H x Dia) 37.5 x 110 mm
Weight 186g 192g
Colour White White
Park Clip Colour White Blue
Temperature
Operating -25°C to +70°C
Storage -40°C to +80°C
Relative Humidity Up to 95% (non-condensing)
Indoor Applications Only
Part Numbers 802SB 516.800.911
1. Addressable loop voltage provided by MX CIE.
2. MX1, 4100MXP. Refer to appropriate manual: LT0273 (MXP), LT0313
(4100MXP), LT0360 (MX1-NZ), LT0441 (MX1-Au), LT0638 (4100ESi) for design
specifications.
3. Sounder output is quoted for atmospheric pressure of 1000mBar.
Features
// Compatible with MX Addressable Loop
on SIMPLEX 4100ESi, VIGILANT MX1 and
VIGILANT MX4428 panels
// MX Loop powered 802SB
// External 24V powered 901SB
// Selectable tones - 9 choices including
ISO 8201 T3
// Selectable volume
// Compatible with 800, 814, and 850
series detectors
Removal of the detector or loss of power to the loop
will cause the sounder to cease sounding. The sounder
must be fixed to a flat ceiling or a suitable electrical
backbox with 50mm fixing centres.
Generation 6 MX
Addressable
Sounder Base
802SB/
901SB

Australia
Tyco Fire Protection Products
Level 3, 95 Coventry Street
Southbank VIC 3006
Tel : [phone]
Tel : [phone]
Email : tfppcustser[email protected]
New Zealand
Tyco Fire Protection Products
17 Mary Muller Drive
Hillsborough PO Box 19-545
Woolston Christchurch 8241
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Email : [email protected]
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All wiring terminates at the base as follows:
802SB:
R: – Remote L: – In and Out L1: + In and Out & Remote
L2: Not Used on Sounder Bases
901SB:
Terminals 1&2: +24Vdc Terminals 3&4: 0V
Wiring
Setting Sounder Tone Output Options
DIL Switch Settings Response Sound
1 2 3 4
0 0 0 X Dutch
0 0 1 X Temporal 4
0 1 0 X Slow Sweep
0 1 1 X March Time Beep
1 0 0 X Fast Sweep
1 0 1 X Temporal 3 (ISO 8201)
1 1 0 X Two Tone
1 1 1 X Continuous
The sounder tone output is set using the
4-way DIL switch; 0 = Off, 1 = On.
The sounder volume setting is set using the trim pot under
a label on the side of the sounder. Remove label only when
changing the volume. The label must be refitted after any
adjustment. If the label is damaged it must be replaced by a new
one.
The Factory Settings for volume and tone are:-
Volume - High (fully clockwise)
Tone - Fast Sweep (DIL switch: on-off-off-off)
Fig.5. Volume Adjuster
(Anti-clockwise to decrease volume)
Adjustment
Fig.3. Typical sounder base wiring diagram
Fig.4. Tone Selection switches
MX
MX
802SB/
901SB