Simplex 2001 8021 Fire Alarm Module Interconnection Instructions

Fire Alarm 2700 8001 Security interconnection 19aOSlmp ox Tlms ReccroerCo Gardner Mass 01441 U S A INTERCONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS 2001 8021 FIRE ALARM AND 2700 8001 SECURITY PURPOSE OF THIS PUBLICATION certain 2001 8021 Fire Alarm a d 2700 8001 Security panels can be installed at customer location special modifications to interconnect modules may have to be at the branch office The purpose of these instructions is to explain to the TR and how these modifications should be made WHEN SPECIAL MODIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED 2001 8021 and 2700 8001 panel is factory wired for general alarm use that is when or more alarm initiating zones is activated all signal circuits will sound an uncoded If a system contains only a Control Module and one or more Zone Modules Signal Modules for general alarm use then special modifications are not required if other modules such as Coders Timers City Aux Relays etc are used or other functions selective signaling coding etc are desired special are required Functions requiring special modifications are listed in the of System Function Diagrams on page 7 THESE SPECIAL MODIFICATIONS INVOLVE these special modifications entail installing module interconnect jumpers jumper points pads on the panel mother board and or removing certain items diodes etc from daughter card modules with each panel are six interconnect jumpers 1Q inch jumpers Part No and three 20 inch jumpers Part No 564 059 On each end of a jumper is a pin is Inserted into one of the many plate through holes pads on the mother boards numbered 1 thru 114 are actually double pads two holes etched together There also two sets of single pads referenced 1 thru 24 to terminal blocks TB1 and TB2 In some cases you may find only one hole of dual pad 61 usable TO FIND OUT WHAT MODIFICATIONS NEED TO BE MADE are two sections of diagrams in this publication Fire Alarm Function Diagrams Security Function Diagrams Each diagram explains the modifications required a particular type of module use or system function are shown on the diagrams in curved lines straight lines indicate mother board With a few exceptions the location of daughter board modules can vary from to system Therefore pad numbers usually aren shown on the function However the pads are referenced to the PC socket pins to which they are After determining module locations for the system that you are working on numbers can be determined by cross referencing to the Module Interconnection and Record Pub No 575 851 packed with the equipment See Example of Required Modifications and Filling Out Worksheet AND EQUIPMENT NEEDED Sales Data Order Sheet S330 7340 DC Fire Alarm S330 7343 AC Fire Alarm or DC Security Module Interconnection Worksheet and Record Pub No 575 851 function diagrams in this publication pencil or pen Interconnect jumpers Part Nos 564 058 and 564 059 pliers diagonal pliers soldering iron Items packed with panel PROCEDURE Refer to the sales data and order form 5330 sheet packed with the equipment the types of modules functions and required programming Refer to the appropriate function diagrams in this publication section on Fire Function Diagrams or Security Function Diagrams for modification See Example of Determining Required Modifications and Filling Worksheet Fill out Module Interconnection Worksheet and Record Pub No 575 In with the instructions on the publication See Example of Deter Required Modifications and Filling Out Worksheet Remove mother board from panel Pull out all daughter card modules Remove card guide assembly from box 4 screws Unplug harnesses to mother board Remove mother board from box 6 screws If your system is a 2001 8021 AC Fire Alarm certain pins from the AC Signal from AC Signal Module 2001 2077 must be soldered to mother board These connections are listed in the top left corner of the wiring diagram 2001 3081 Dwg No 841 390 sheet 1 of 6 packed with the equipment Refer to completed Worksheet Pub No 575 851 and insert jumpers In proper Don solder them yet For clarity sake some jumpers are shown ex across the top of the mother board in diagrams In this publication you find more room to string jumpers along the bottom between PC sockets and the terminal boards If you make a mistake remove jumper lightly compressing tip of jumper with needle nose pliers and pulling tip out of pad Refer to completed Worksheet Pub No 575 851 and where required remove from daughter card modules with side cutting diagonal pliers Make sure that the mother board is on a well surface Plug the harness back into the mother board and using end of line devices as re give a power test to the panel to make sure the modifications have made properly When the panel tests out properly remove power and solder the interconnect in their pads using a pencil soldering iron Neatness counts Be sure to avoid dripping solder elsewhere on mother board Reassemble panel and retest with power OF DETERMINING REQUIRED MODIFICATIONS AND FILLING OUT WORKSHEET say that our system is a DC Fire Alarm and contains the following modules in the locations J1 thru J8 Control200H007 Meter 2001 1009 City 2001 Dual Zone Initiate 2001 1019 Class A Signal Circuit 2001 2075 Dual Signal Circuit 2001 Auxiliary Relays 2001 OP SP 2001 no special modifications are made the system will operate general alarm in the fol way either of the two initiating zones wi II activate all three signal circuits meter will not function be no city connection auxiliary relays will not be functional OP SP Module will give trouble we need to modify the system to make all modules functional And let say our requires selective signaling and selective use of the auxiliary relays in the fol way 1 Ckt 1 of 2001 activates Signal Ckt 1 2001 and picks Aux Relay of 2001 2 Ckt 2 of 2001 activates Signal Ckt 2 and 3 Ckt 1 and 2 of 2001 2076 picks Aux Relay 2 of 2001 page 5 Is a sample Module Interconnection Worksheet and Record Pub No filled out to show the modifications necessary for our sample system The in jumpers have been numbered 1 2 3 etc so that reference can be made the following explanations the section on Fire we modify to make the meter functional On page 8 Function Diagrams function diagram 1 shows the necessary modifications the Control Module Is always located in J1 and a Meter Module can only be in J2 the pad numbers are already determined So we draw on our Worksheet a 1 be tween pad 114 and pad 2 on the mother board Notice that we don need other jumper pad 112 to pad 105 since our meter is not a 2001 1008 We are also in the function diagram to remove jumper JW3 on the mother board so we X out this on the Worksheet Since we don remove anything from either the Control or Meter Module we Indicate none in the spaces for J1 and J2 at the lower left of the Worksheet Instructions for city connections are shown in fUnction diagram 5 on 10 The diagram indicates ajumper is needed between pin 5 of the City Module to 105 pin 5 of the Control Module Unlike the Control Module and a Meter Module location of a City Module couldn be predicted so the function diagram doesn the pad number for pin 5 of the City Module However in our sample system we that the City Module is in location J3 So we look for pin 5 of location J3 on our and find that it Is connected to pad 28 Thus we draw on the Worksheet an jumper 2 between pad 28 and pad 105 Since our City Module is a 2001 2044 don need to add the jumper between pad 13 of the Control Module and pin J of the Module Again no items are to be removed on the modules so we i