Silent Knight 5880 LED Driver Module Manual

LED I O Module Instructions 5880 provides a way to customize your annunciator when used with a addressable fire alarm control panel For more detailed information refer to FACP installation manual and wiring of this device must be done in with NFPA 72 and local ordinances 1 5880 Specifications SBUS Voltage Contacts Specs Current Loop Resis Loop Voltage Loop Current LED Collector PZT Max Sink Current Temperature VDC VDC mA mA mA mA mA to 49 C to 120 F ft m Wiring Distance from FACP Use Only the 5880 5880 comes in a plastic enclosure which be mounted inside the annunciator or cabinet mount the 5880 plastic enclosure into the cabinet Remove the 5880 cover Use a small screw if necessary Remove the 5880 circuit board from the base pushing outward on the base snap tabs and lifting the circuit board Tabs 1 5880 Circuit Board And Plastic Base Mount the plastic base into the appropriate cabinet Replace the circuit board in the plastic base may be necessary to connect the wiring to the circuit before the board is replaced into the base the 5880 to the FACP the wiring as shown in Figure 2 and 2 Limited 2 5880 Connection to the FACP 150972 LED I O Module Installation Instructions 2 5880 to FACP Connections Terminals Terminals the LED Outputs 5880 has four 12 pin connectors P N used to connect LEDs All LED outputs a common pin on each connector for LED see Figure 3 Current is limited through output so no series resistor is required connector P1 pin 12 is an open collector for controlling a piezo PZT output This matches the piezo output pattern of the on board annunciator The open collector PZT output does not have a built in limiting resistor one is required to limit the max current see Specifications for max sink current The output is not mappable the LED outputs as shown in Figure 3 3 5880 LED Outputs Contact Wiring 5880 has eight input circuits used to monitor inputs such as pull stations water flow reset or silence type switches Wire as shown in Figure 4 Inputs Supervised Power Limited 4 Dry Contact Wiring DIP Switches 5880 requires a unique ID number which is using the DIP switches on the 5880 circuit See Figure 5 for DIP switch settings 5 DIP Switch Settings 2008 Honeywell International Inc PN 150972 Rev C