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HPSA-7100-R Series Installation and User Manual i
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hardware and software described in the manual, should be used in conjunction with Cooper Notification authorized
administrator and/or operator training.
SAFETY SUMMARY
Safety Notices, Warnings, and Cautions must be applied during operation and maintenance of the equipment. If
situations arise that are not covered in the General Safety Notices, Warnings, or Cautions the local authority will issue
instructions as deemed necessary to resolve the situation.
•Please read all instructions before attempting to install any equipment. Failure to follow directions can cause
bodily injury and damage to the equipment.
•Equipment must be clear of all power lines, wires, and electrical obstructions at all times.
•Ensure that precautionary measures are employed to prevent applying power to equipment at any time
maintenance work is in progress.
•Do not touch electronic components.
•Do not make any unauthorized alterations to equipment or components. Changes or modifications not
expressly authorized by Copper Notification can result in damage to the equipment and will void the
warranty.
•When working near electricity do not use metal rules, flashlights, metallic pencils, or any other object
having exposed conducting material.
•Proper personal protective equipment (PPE) should be used when changing a battery. this equipment
includes acid resistive gloves, and safety glasses, as well as proper body acid-resistance coverings and safety
shoes.
•Comply with all electrical codes per the local authority having jurisdiction.
•When possible, avoid installing equipment during severe or wet conditions. Handling equipment with wet
hands may cause slippage resulting in bodily injury and/or damage to equipment
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WARNINGS
All Warnings used in this manual must be adhered to. General warnings are listed below, however, these warnings
and other installation and equipment specific warnings may appear throughout the manual, as well.
•Do not wear jewelry while installing the HPSAs, HPSA batteries, or the HPSA horn arrays. It may get
caught on equipment resulting in physical injury.
•Before installing or servicing HPSA equipment, ensure the power button on the PDB is powered OFF and
the Branch circuit is disconnected. Failure to follow these instructions may result in personal injury, shock or
possible equipment damage. The Red Power Button is NOT an indicator and DOES NOT illuminate when
power is applied.
•Do not attempt to install or reinstall the HPSA batteries without referring to Chapter 5, Connecting Cables to
Electronics Components and Chapter 6, Installing the Batteries for instructions. Failure to follow instruction
may result in bodily injury and/or damage to the unit.
•Use extreme caution when installing, clamping, and wiring the batteries. Shorting one or more batteries or
battery leads against the clamp bar, electronics cabinet or other wiring could result in severe bodily harm,
fire, and/or explosion.
•To avoid the risk of physical harm or battery short circuit when disconnecting a battery, remove the terminal
from the negative post before removing the terminal from the positive post.
•To avoid the risk of physical harm or battery short circuit when connecting batteries, connect the terminal to
the RED positive post before the black negative post.
•To avoid hearing damage wear ear protection when issuing alarms/tones locally.
•Perform all maintenance as directed. Failure to follow directions may result bodily injury and/or damage to
the unit.
•Do not smoke or use an open flame when working on the battery. An accidental spark could result in battery
explosion.
•It is the responsibility of the Installer to obtain structural, mechanical and civil engineering approval for all
installations and to ensure the site and equipment installation complies to local/national codes and standards
and meets all requirements set by the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
C
Circuit boards are electrostatic sensitive. All Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) sensitive components contain solid
state circuits that may become damaged when contacted with an electrostatic charge. Extreme care must be taken
to protect the circuitry.
Wear a static dissipating grounding wrist strap or similar protective device grounded at the nearest available bare
metal chassis or other ground point BEFORE touching the circuit board.
Always hold a printed circuit board by its edges or facing plate if available. Avoid touching the edge connectors.
Never slide components over any surface.
Failure to follow correct grounding procedures may cause severe damage to the circuitry.
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•Installation of the HPSA and Speaker/Horn assemblies should be designed and inspected for structural
safety and integrity by qualified personnel. All installations should be in compliance with local and national
codes and the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
•When designing and installing electronic connections and cable runs, care should be taken to properly route
and separate AC power, RF and Signaling cables.
•Use all weight considerations and safety precautions when lifting and moving the HPSA cabinet.
CAUTIONS
All Cautions used in this manual must be adhered to. General cautions are listed below, however, these cautions and
other installation and equipment specific cautions may appear throughout the manual, as well.
•Turn the speaker driver until tight and the drain hole is at the bottom. Failure to properly position the drain
hole may result in water build up and equipment damage.
•Adequately tighten the hexagon head bolts securing the speakers to their mount. If not tightened, speakers
may loosen and cause damage to equipment.
•To minimize possible equipment damage from electrical surges caused by lightning, all cables entering the
electronics cabinet should be properly grounded according to local electrical codes. Enclose all cables inside
metallic pipes and properly ground the pipes. Connect all cables to surge suppressors (MOV to ground), and
use a ground mat in sandy areas.
•If using a USB RS-232 dongle, ensure it is not bumped during the firmware download process. If the cable is
disconnected or the dongle is bumped, the connection may be lost, and it will not be possible to download
firmware using HyperTerminal. It will be necessary to re-program the DC board.
•It is recommended that corrosion resistant conduits be used for housing cables and wires to and from the
HPSA, Speakers, and other system equipment.
•Use shielded twisted pair cable for all Audio connections to minimize interference such as Modulation
Distortion and interference of Audio Amps. Take care to ground one end of the shielded cable.
•AC Power, Data and Audio cables should be placed in separate conduits, to minimize the risk of
interference.
•Recommended wiring distance between the HPSA and Speakers is 100 ft. max. Each Speaker should have a
separate cable run.
•When installing the Speakers/Horn Assemblies, care should be taken to use corrosion resistant material for
hardware and support structures such as struts, fasteners, straps, banding, etc.
•When installing the Speakers/Horn Assemblies, consider the use of an anti-seize compound (such as
Crouse-Hinds STL Thread Lubricant) to prevent driver threaded couplings from binding, corroding, and
pitting. Select an appropriate compound based on environmental factors and the type of hardware and
materials used during installation.
•All wiring to and from the HPSA must be Class 2/Power Limited.
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OPERATING RESPONSIBILITIES
It is the responsibility of the installer/owner of the product to ensure the following:
•The equipment is correctly and safely installed.
•When installed, the equipment fully complies with federal, state, and local codes.
•Any person operating this equipment has been properly trained.
•Any person who has not been trained on the safe use of this equipment does not have access to it.
•Any person operating this equipment has access to all documentation and information required for the safe
use and operation of this equipment.
•Any person operating this equipment remains alert at all times. Never operate machinery when physically or
mentally fatigued, or while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication.
•The equipment is properly maintained and safety inspected at regularly scheduled intervals.
DISPOSAL CONSIDERATION (EUROPEAN UNION)
This product is a waste electronic equipment in terms of the European Directive 2002/96/EC
(WEEE) and should no be disposed as part of unsorted municipal waste. The relevant national
legal rules are to be followed. A WEEE take-back program has been established through our EU
representative Cooper Fulleon. Refer to www.fulleon.co.uk for WEEE guidance.
FCC INFORMATION
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference n
which case the User will be required to correct the interference at his/her own expense.
ICES INFORMATION (CANADA)
This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Réglement sur le matériel brouilleur du
Canada.
APPROVALS
•CE Mark Approval
•TUV Certification
Designed to meet Life Safety requirements, CE Mark approved and TÜV certification, the HPSA-7100-R Series
integrates directly to an existing audio source, including voice-capable Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP). The
HPSA-7100-R Series can be also be integrated with Eaton’s SAFEPATH Voice Evacuation Systems (SP40S) and
Mass Notification Systems (SPMNS). Multiple HPSAs can be controlled by one source.
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SPECIFICATIONS
‡dB values were determined per ANSI Standard S12.14.
TABLE FR.1 HPSA-7100-R System Specifications
Model Number Number
of
Speakers
Watts dB‡ (C) @ 100’
(30 m)* 180o
Effective
Range* - 180o
Radius @70dB (C)
dB ‡(C) @ 100 ft
(30 m)* 360o
Effective
Range* - 360o
Radius @
70dB‡(C)
HPSA-7102-R 2 200 110 1600’ (480 m) 105 1200’ (366 m)
HPSA-7104-R 4 400 115 2400’ (732 m) 110 1600’ (480 m)
HPSA-7106-R 6 600 119 3040’ (927 m) 114 2240’ (683 m)
HPSA-7108-R 8 800 123 4160’ (1268 m) 118 2880’ (878 m)
TABLE FR.2 External Interface Specifications
NAC Input PTT Activation. 9 - 40 VDC, 17 mA Max.
Dry Contact Input PTT Activation (alternative to NAC Input). < 1 K Ohms.
Audio Input 25 VRMS or 1 VRMS selectable
Optional 70.7 VRMS and 100 VRMS Audio Input requires HPSA-7100-V-KIT
Trouble Outputs Form C, dry contact. 2 Amps., 30VDC (resistive). Max. Trouble Signals (6) provided: AC,
No Battery, Low Battery, Tamper, Amplifier Fault and Driver Fault.
TABLE FR.3 General Specifications
Electronic Cabinet
Dimensions
36” W x 48” H (60” with the pedestals) x 13 3/8” D / 91.4 cm x 121.9 cm (152.4 cm with the
pedestals) x 30.5 cm
Electronic Cabinet
Weight
110 lbs (not including batteries) / 49.9 kg; Total weight with batteries: 322 lbs / 146 kg
Speaker Dimensions 3’ 2” W x 2’ 1” H x 1’ 4 7/16” D / 96.52 cm x 63.5 cm x 41.91 cm (2 speakers with drivers,
omni-directional)
Speaker Weight 52 lbs (23.6 kg) for each speaker and driver kit (pair)
Speaker Material Proprietary aluminum alloy
Battery Weight 53 lbs each / 24 kg (4 required)
Speaker Mounting
Pipe/Pole
Minimum 4.5” (11 cm) Outside diameter (OD); Maximum 6” OD (15.25 cm)
Ground Mount
Pedestal Kit
Model S32-04517 raises the cabinet 12” (30.5 cm) from the ground
Speaker Cable Kit Model CAB-SPKR-KIT, 500 ft (152 m) long; 16 AWG stranded, non-shielded, marine-
rated, includes driver terminal connectors
Speaker Wire 12 -16 AWG stranded two-conductor jacketed cable. Non-shielded either twisted or non-
twisted. UL/CSA/EU-approved for outdoor use. Connectors are limited to #14 Lug; Installer
should appropriately transition wire to wire lug.
Audio Input Wire Shielded twisted pair cable is recommended for use with the 25/70.7 and 100 VRMS Audio
Input connections to the AMB.
The 1 VRMS Audio Input cable MUST be shielded twisted pair.
Control Wire It is recommended that all Control cable runs use shielded cable.
Wire Size Ratings Speaker Lines: 12 - 16 AWG (Connectors are limited to #14 Lug; Installer should transition
appropriately wire to wire lug.)
Audio Input and Control Lines: 12 - 22 AWG
AC Mains: 10 - 16 AWG
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TABLE FR.4 Power (Including Standby) Specifications
Input Voltage 120 to 240 VAC Auto-sensing; 50 to 60 Hz Single-phase (Universal AC/Auto Switching)
Input Current 3.0 Amps, maximum
Battery Input
Voltage
40.8 - 55.4 VDC, 48 Volts (nominal)
Operating Voltage ~48 VDC
Standby Time 72 hrs followed by 60 min continuous voice
Continuous
Signaling Time
60 minutes (voice)
Battery Charger Universal AC Supply, 4 Amp. maximum
Batteries Four (4) deep cycle discharge AGM, SLA batteries. 65AH each, connected in series.
TABLE FR.5 Amplifier Specifications
Amplifier Class D
Frequency
Response
100 Hz to 7.2 kHz (driver, typical)
Total Harmonic
Distortion
0.1% THD+N capable; 10% THD+N Max to achieve specified SPL levels
Efficiency Greater than 90% at full load
Thermal Protection Yes
Short Circuit
Protection
Yes, Auto Recovery
Driver Impedance 11 Ohm (Typical)
TABLE FR.6 Environment Specifications
Operating
Temperature
-40°F to 140°F (-40°C to +60°C)
Electronic Cabinet
Rating
NEMA 4X
Transients
Protection
Built-in protection on mains, external interfaces, and speaker lines
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MODIFICATION RECORD
The following table displays the modifications made to this manual.
TABLE FR.7 Modification Record
MOD # ECR/ECN Description
A N/A Original
B 11089 Changes images reflecting PDB board changes. Changed weight. Changes
applicability of red power button. Added warning to HPSA-MIC images. Added
feedback warning regarding the HPSA-MIC.
C 11587 1. Updated to reflect the optional HPSA-7100-V-KIT for 70.7 and 100VRMS Audio
Input
Table FR-2
Section 1.2 System Requirements
Table 1.1 Installation Instructions and Manuals
Sections 5.2 and 5.21
Section 7.2.3
Appendix A
Added Appendix D
2. Modified Appendix C to reflect HPSA Driver and Control wiring
3. Updated Section 7.2 to reflect updated Volume Control procedures and settings.
4. Updated Chapter 1 and Chapter 9 to include Audio and Monitoring Bridge
information.
5. Updated and added Cautions and Warnings
6. General verbiage and typo corrections
7. Replaced Figure 1.5
8. Updated horn installation figures in Chapter 5
9. Added “Approvals” Section to Front Matter
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Introduction
What Is the HPSA-7100-R?..................................................................................1
System Requirements ..........................................................................................2
How Does the HPSA-7100-R Work?....................................................................2
System Components ............................................................................................3
Speaker Types ...........................................................................................................3
Speaker Arrays.....................................................................................................3
Electronics Cabinet ...................................................................................................4
Electronics..................................................................................................................4
HPSA-7100-R Electronics....................................................................................4
Power Distribution Board (PDB)...........................................................................5
Audio and Monitoring Board (AMB)......................................................................6
Amplifier Module...................................................................................................6
Battery Charger Operations .................................................................................6
Intrusion Detection ...............................................................................................6
Electronics Grounding and Lightning Protection ..................................................6
Battery Power.......................................................................................................6
Chapter 2 Site Design
Acoustic Considerations .......................................................................................10
Audio Interference ................................................................................................10
Grounding and Lightning Considerations .............................................................11
Temperature Considerations ................................................................................11
Speaker Array ............................................................................................................11
Batteries .....................................................................................................................11
Amplifier .....................................................................................................................11
Minimum Mounting Height Requirements ............................................................11
Distances Between HPSA and Speakers.............................................................12
Wind Load Considerations ...................................................................................13
Wind Load ..................................................................................................................13
Additional Design Considerations ..............................................................................13
Seismic Activity ..........................................................................................................13
Temperature Variations..............................................................................................13
HPSA AC Input Voltage .............................................................................................14
Electrical Considerations............................................................................................14
Chapter 3 Installing the Speaker Array
Installation Methodology.......................................................................................15
Unpacking Equipment ..........................................................................................16
Installing the Speaker Array .................................................................................16
Hearing Protection Warnings................................................................................24
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Chapter 4 Installing the Cabinet
Installing the Cabinet ............................................................................................25
Unpacking Equipment ................................................................................................26
Mounting the Cabinet ...........................................................................................26
Installing a Ground Mount ....................................................................................27
Installing the Pedestals ........................................................................................28
Ground Mounting the Electronics Cabinet............................................................29
Installing a Wall Mount .........................................................................................29
Cabinet Penetrations ............................................................................................31
Locations....................................................................................................................31
Underneath Penetrations ...........................................................................................31
All Penetrations ..........................................................................................................31
Chapter 5 Connecting Cables to Electronics Components
Wiring Speaker Cables to the Electronics Cabinet...............................................33
Wiring Speaker Array .................................................................................................34
Connecting the External Audio System to the HPSA-7100-R ..............................37
Connect an External Audio System to the AMB.........................................................38
Audio and NAC Cables and Connections ............................................................39
Audio Connections ........................................................................................40
NAC Connections ..........................................................................................44
Contact Closure Connections ........................................................................44
Trouble Connections .....................................................................................46
Connecting AC Mains to the HPSA ......................................................................49
Chapter 6 Installing the Batteries
Opening and Closing Cabinet Doors ....................................................................54
Opening the Door.......................................................................................................54
Closing and Securing the Door ..................................................................................55
Installing the Batteries ..........................................................................................56
Installing the Battery Shelf .........................................................................................56
Installing the Batteries in the Cabinet.........................................................................56
Chapter 7 Activating the HPSA-7100-R
Powering Up the HPSA-7100-R ...........................................................................59
Trouble LED Descriptions ...................................................................................61
Setting the Volume Controls.................................................................................62
Connect a Laptop to the Device Controller Board......................................................63
Prepare HyperTerminal..............................................................................................63
Install HyperTerminal ...........................................................................................63
Verify the Communications Port...........................................................................64
Configure HyperTerminal .....................................................................................64
Navigating HyperTerminal to set HPSA Volume Controls....................................66
Adjusting Volume Settings .........................................................................................70
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Measuring and Setting Line-In .............................................................................70
Setting the Master Volume and Master Limit .......................................................72
Reduced Audio Output Master Volume and Master Limit Settings ..............73
Maximum Rated Output Master Volume and Master Limit Settings ..............73
Measuring the HPSA Amplifier Output................................................................73
Measuring Amplifier Output Voltage Under No-Load Conditions ..................74
Measuring Amplifier Output Voltage Under Load Condition ..........................76
Testing the System...............................................................................................77
Using the Communications Panels ............................................................................77
HPSA-7100-R Control Panel................................................................................77
HPSA-MIC (Optional)...........................................................................................81
Configuring the Control Panel LCD Attributes......................................................82
Run a Silent Test on Amplifiers..................................................................................83
Play Alarm/Tone Using the Control Panel .................................................................83
Test the Audio and Monitoring Bridge........................................................................84
Testing Supervision..............................................................................................84
Testing the Activation of the External Audio System............................................84
Announce a Live Voice Test Message Using the Optional HPSA-MIC......................85
Chapter 8 Using the HPSA-7100-R
Working with the HPSA-7100-R ...........................................................................87
Using the Communications Panels ............................................................................87
Adjusting the HPSA-7100-R Master Volume .............................................................87
Stored Alarms/Tones On the HPSA-7100-R Control Panel .......................................89
Playing Default Local Alarms ...............................................................................90
Play Live Voice Messages from the HPSA-7100-R .............................................91
Stopping a Playing Alarm/Tone..................................................................................92
Temporarily Interrupting a Playing Alarm/Tone..........................................................92
Changing the LCD Screen Attributes .........................................................................93
Gathering HPSA-7100-R Information ...................................................................94
Running a Silent Test on the Amplifiers .....................................................................94
Checking HPSA-7100-R Status .................................................................................94
Unit Status............................................................................................................94
Amplifier and Driver Status...................................................................................95
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting the HPSA-7100-R
Troubleshooting....................................................................................................97
Power Verification ......................................................................................................98
AC Power .............................................................................................................98
Battery Voltage.....................................................................................................98
Sub-Assembly Troubleshooting .................................................................................99
HPSA Components, Cabling and Wiring ..............................................................102
HPSA Cabinet Diagram .............................................................................................103
HPSA Electronics Cabinet Wiring Diagram................................................................104
HPSA Cable and Wiring Chart ...................................................................................107
HPSA PDB (A4) Test Points and Voltages ................................................................108
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Amplifier Board (A3), Test Points and Voltages.........................................................109
Control Panel Assembly (A9) and PM1 Board (A9-A1)..............................................110
Control Panel Assembly (A9) ...............................................................................110
PM1 Board (A9-A1)..............................................................................................110
HPSA Fan Assembly (A5)..........................................................................................111
Optional Microphone Assembly (A6)..........................................................................111
PDB LED Status and Trouble Indicators ..............................................................112
AMB LED Status and Trouble Indicators..............................................................114
Amp/Driver Settings and Configurations ....................................................................115
Chapter 10 HPSA-7100-R Maintenance
Powering Off the HPSA-7100-R ...........................................................................118
Replacing Fuses...................................................................................................119
Battery Maintenance.............................................................................................120
Checking the Battery Charge .....................................................................................121
From the HPSA-7100-R .......................................................................................121
Checking Voltage With a Voltmeter......................................................................121
Removing Batteries..............................................................................................122
Reinstalling Batteries............................................................................................122
Cleaning Battery Terminals and Case .......................................................................123
Upkeep of External Cables...................................................................................123
Audio Test ............................................................................................................123
Returning Equipment............................................................................................124
Appendix A NAC and SP40S Applications
1V/25V Audio In Using NAC/Sounder Trouble Connections ................................126
70.7V/100V Audio In Using NAC/Sounder Trouble Connections .........................127
1V/25V Audio In Using Closed Contact Trouble Connections..............................128
70.7V/100V Audio In Using Closed Contact Trouble Connections.......................129
Multiple HPSA-7100-RSUsing a Single NAC.......................................................130
Dedicated SP40S With Multiple HPSA-7100-Rs ..................................................133
Multi-Use SP40S With Multiple HPSA-7100-Rs ...................................................134
Combination FACP/SP40S and Multiple HPSA-7100-Rs.....................................135
Appendix B Omni-directional Horn Array Pole Mount Heights
HPSA-7100-R Series Speaker Mounting Heights ................................................138
Appendix C Driver/Speaker, Audio Input and Control Wire Gauge
Distances
Driver (Speaker) Wiring ........................................................................................139
Audio input and Control Wiring.............................................................................140
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100 VRMS Audio Input and Control Wiring and Distances ........................................141
70.7 VRMS Audio Input and Control Wiring and Distances .......................................141
25 VRMS Audio Input and Control Wiring and Distances ..........................................142
1 VRMS Audio Input and Control Wiring and Distances ............................................142
Appendix D HPSA-7100-V-KIT
AMB Audio IN Connections ..................................................................................144
Optional 70.7/100 VRMS Interface Module Connections .....................................145
AMB Settings........................................................................................................146
HPSA Unit Volume Settings .................................................................................146
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1.1 HPSA-7100-R Speaker Array (Omni-directional Pole Mount) ........................ 1
Figure 1.2 Positioning of Omni-Directional Speaker Pairs............................................... 3
Figure 1.3 Positioning of Uni-Directional Speaker Pairs .................................................. 3
Figure 1.4 HPSA-7100-R Cabinet.................................................................................... 4
Figure 1.5 HPSA-7100-R Electronics Panel .................................................................... 5
Figure 3.1 Thread Cable Through Speaker Recess ........................................................ 18
Figure 3.2 Attach the Driver to the Speaker..................................................................... 19
Figure 3.3 Attaching the Quick Connect to the Speaker Driver ....................................... 19
Figure 3.4 Attach the Horn Driver Cover.......................................................................... 20
Figure 3.5 Correct Positioning of Multiple Uni and Omni Directional Speaker Pairs ....... 20
Figure 3.6 Positioning Omni-directional Speakers........................................................... 21
Figure 3.7 Verify Gap Distances Between Drivers are Equal ........................................... 22
Figure 3.8 Positioning Uni-directional Speakers .............................................................. 22
Figure 3.9 Label Cable with Speaker Number ................................................................. 23
Figure 3.10 Hearing Protection and Warning Sign Examples.......................................... 24
Figure 4.1 HPSA-7100-R Ground Mount ......................................................................... 28
Figure 4.2 HPSA Pedestal Dimensions ........................................................................... 29
Figure 4.3 Wall Mounting Hole and Slit Dimensions........................................................ 30
Figure 5.1 Power Down the HPSA-7100-R...................................................................... 34
Figure 5.2 Pull Speaker Cables into the Electronics Cabinet .......................................... 35
Figure 5.3 Amplifier Board ............................................................................................... 37
Figure 5.4 Pull the Wires through the HPSA-7100-R Cabinet ......................................... 39
Figure 5.5 1 VRMS and 25 VRMS AMB Audio In Using NAC Activation......................... 41
Figure 5.6 70.7 VRMS and 100 VRMS AMB Audio In Using NAC Activation.................. 42
Figure 5.7 Set SW1 to the 1VPosition for 70.7 and 100 VRMS Audio Input..................... 42
Figure 5.8 Audio and Monitoring Bridge Connections ..................................................... 43
Figure 5.9 Shorting Bar/Jumper NO/NC Positions............................................................ 43
Figure 5.10 1V/25V Audio Input Using Closed Contact Activation .................................. 45
Figure 5.11 70.7V/100V Audio Input Using Closed Contact Activation ........................... 46
Figure 5.12 AC Power Penetration Location..................................................................... 50
Figure 5.13 Ferrite Location.............................................................................................. 51
Figure 5.14 HPSA-7100-R AC Power Connections.......................................................... 51
Figure 6.1 Stainless Steel Door Clamp Locations ........................................................... 54
Figure 6.2 Secured Stainless Steel Door Clamps............................................................ 55
Figure 6.3 Stainless Steel Door Clamps .......................................................................... 55
Figure 6.4 Battery Shelf ................................................................................................... 56
Figure 6.5 Battery Location and Terminal Positions ........................................................ 57
Figure 6.6 Battery Cable Connections ............................................................................. 58
Figure 7.1 Red Power Button........................................................................................... 60
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Figure 7.2 AMB Trouble LED Locations .......................................................................... 62
Figure 7.3 DC Board Connection on the Under-side of the Control Panel ...................... 63
Figure 7.4 Default Telnet Program Dialog Box ................................................................ 64
Figure 7.5 Connection Description Dialog Box ................................................................ 64
Figure 7.6 Connect to Dialog Box .................................................................................... 65
Figure 7.7 COM Properties Dialog Box............................................................................ 65
Figure 7.8 HPSA-7100 Data Reports............................................................................... 66
Figure 7.9 HPSA Control Panel ........................................................................................ 68
Figure 7.10 Adjusting the Master Setting Using HyperTerminal ....................................... 68
Figure 7.11 Adjusting the Line-In Setting Using HyperTerminal ....................................... 69
Figure 7.12 Adjusting the Master Limit Setting Using HyperTerminal .............................. 69
Figure 7.13 Measuring Output Voltage on the Amplifier Board ........................................ 75
Figure 7.14 HPSA-7100-R Control Panel ......................................................................... 78
Figure 7.15 HPSA-7100-R Microphone Sub-Panel (Optional).......................................... 81
Figure 7.16 Sub-Panel Speaker and Speaker Switch....................................................... 83
Figure 7.17 Local microphone .......................................................................................... 86
Figure 8.1 Control Panel Command Keys ...................................................................... 90
Figure 8.2 Allow Alarm/Tone to Play Through the Sub-Panel Speaker .......................... 91
Figure 8.3 Local Microphone .......................................................................................... 92
Figure 8.4 Suppress an Alarm/Tone ............................................................................... 93
Figure 8.5 Unit Status screen on Control Panel.............................................................. 94
Figure 8.6 Amp/Dvr Status Screen on the Control Panel ............................................... 95
Figure 9.1 HPSA-7100-R Cabinet Electronics and Batteries.......................................... 103
Figure 9.2 HPSA 7100-R Series Cabinet Wiring Diagram.............................................. 104
Figure 9.3 HPSA 7100-R Series Wiring Diagram - Left View Expanded ........................ 105
Figure 9.4 HPSA 7100-R Series Wiring Diagram - Right View Expanded...................... 106
Figure 9.5 PDB Cable and Wiring Connections (A4) ...................................................... 108
Figure 9.6 Amplifier Board (A3) ...................................................................................... 109
Figure 9.7 Control Panel Assembly (A9), Bottom View .................................................. 110
Figure 9.8 Control Panel PM1 Board (A9 (A1)) .............................................................. 110
Figure 9.9 HPSA Fan Assembly Connections (A5) ........................................................ 111
Figure 9.10 Optional MIC Assembly Connections (A6) .................................................... 111
Figure 9.11 PDB LED Status and Trouble Indicator Locations......................................... 112
Figure 9.12 Audio and Monitoring Bridge Connection Points ........................................... 114
Figure 10.1 Powering Down the HPSA-7100-R................................................................ 118
Figure 10.2 PDB Fuse Placement (Battery Fuse Not Shown) .......................................... 120
Figure A.1 AMB’s 1V/25V Input and NAC/Sounder Trouble Connections...................... 126
Figure A.2 AMB’s 70.7V/100V Input and NAC/Sounder Trouble Connections............... 127
Figure A.3 AMB’s 1V/25V Input and Closed Contact Trouble Connections ................... 128
Figure A.4 AMB’s 70.7V/100V Input and Closed Contact Trouble Connections ............ 129
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Figure A.5 Connecting Multiple HPSA-7100-R AMB’s Using a Single NAC................... 130
Figure A.6 Multiple HPSA-7100-Rs /Single NAC/Detail HPSA #1 and #2...................... 131
Figure A.7 Multiple HPSA-7100-Rs /Single NAC/Detail HPSA #2 and #3...................... 132
Figure A.8 Dedicated SP40S with Multiple HPSAs......................................................... 133
Figure A.9 Multi-Use SP40S with Multiple HPSAs (Class B Wiring Shown)................... 134
Figure A.10 Combination FACP/SP40S and Multiple HPSAs .......................................... 135
Figure B.1 HPSA-7100-R Omni-directional Pole Mount Speaker/Horn Minimum Height138
Figure D.1 AMB Board with Optional HPSA-7100-V-KIT................................................. 143
Figure D.2 AMB J5 Audio Connection for 70.7/100 VRMS.............................................. 144
Figure D.3 AMB Plate Assembly Interface Module.......................................................... 145
Figure D.4 AMB SW1 - Set to the 1V Position for 70.7/100 VRMS Audio Inputs ............ 146
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