Simplex 4100-7050 CPU Upgrade Kit ™ Installation Instructions
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4100 7050 CPU Upgrade Kit servicing be performed by qualified Simplex Representa REQUIREMENTS power the system disconnect FIRST and AC power last When connecting this system connect AC power FIRST and The eight monitor zones two signal circuits two auxiliary relay outputs and the LED Switch Controller annunciation Upgrade Kit If replacement and daughter cards along with any harnesses required for installation of these features were provided on the original 4100 master controller are NOT provided in the 41 OO separately as necessary order these these installation procedure given in this document upgrades an existing 4100 Fire Alarm panel to an enhanced 1 OOO 4100 panel Before you begin be sure that you have the necessary motherboards and daughter cards for the include on this system you wish make certain that you have a complete upgrade kit The 4100 7050 CPU Upgrade Kit should have all of the listed in Table 1 1992 Simplex Time Recorder CO specifications and other information shown were current as of publication and are subject 10 change wtthout notice 574 034 OF THE 4100 7050 CPU UPGRADE KIT 1 NO 2 3 9 l 845 Sub Assembly Power Distribution Block No 6 Torx Diagram Diagram Audio Field Wiring Diagram Supply to Battery Block Harness Supply to CPU Harness Power Harness Harness Supervision Harness Harness Harness Preassembled at factory to Assy 636 241 PROCEDURE Disconnect all power to the 4100 Fire Alarm system by first disconnecting battery and then disconnecting power board Remove and each harness and wire connection the present Master Controller bay and Master Remove Master Controller bay and the master motherboard board from the cabinet Remove Carefully Lift the Master Controller bay free of the screws and the rack lower Master Controller bay screws and set them aside the top Master Controller bay screws the upgrade Master Controller bay using the original Master Controller bay hardware step 3 Move two top Master Controller bay mounting screws from their original holes and install them in the adjacent on the edge of the mounting rails the upgrade Master Controller bay over the mounting screws the lower bay mounting screws in the rack Securely the top and bottom Master Controller bay mounting screws Make certain that no wires are pinched during the installation of the enhanced Master Controller bay Rewire the panel according Steps a through n below Use interconnection diagram 841 845 and field wiring 841 731 as references Reconnect AC power to the POWER DISTRIBUTION BLOCK on the right side of the Master bay Incoming AC wires are coded as follows Black BLK equals 120AC White WHT equals Neutral Green GRN equals Ground NOT connect the green ground wire to the rack assembly Connect green ground wire from the POWER DISTRIBUTION BLOCK the green ground screw the backbox Connect other grounds where provided Remove the original 733 584 harness assembly the DISTRIBUTION BLOCK 635 852 and it with a 733 676 harness Connect harness 733 676 the connector on the upgrade power supply Rewire 24V power from the power supply terminal block TBl the 24V power connection tap on the power supply While original 4100 power supply provided terminal block connections per tap output power supply provides only one terminal block connection per tap output than terminal points use wire nuts to reduce wire connection points more wires are A 733 659 pluggable harness 8V 24V the upgrade power supply connection to P3 top of plug on the laster Controller motherboard more than one 8V 24V plug was used on the original 4100 panel connect card motherboards of the upgrade unit additional plugs at the Signal power that came from Pl 0 Pll P12 and P13 on the original 4100 power supply will now come from tap on the upgrade power supply Use a 733 663 harness to connect the tap on the upgrade power to on the Signal card Rewire the second connection required the Signal card or the Auxiliary Relay card For 4100 systems with expansion power supplies supply will now come from the supply battery charger or 1OOW power supply Use P4 when connecting supply PMSI PMSO connection Pl on the original 4100 on the upgrade power supply Use a 733 660 on the bottom of the upgrade power supply to P2 on the 4100 expansion a dual 25W harness connect meters were used with the original power supply remove and discard Remove the jumper the SUPV tap on the upgrade power supply Connect a 733 667 harness SUPV provide a connection on the upgrade power supply signal supervision on the Signal card there was a trouble output from terminal block TBl on the original 4100 power supply rewire this output to TBL terminal 8 on the terminal block of the upgrade power supply There is an additional 24V tap on the upgrade power supply labelled Do not use this tap if batteries used with the power supply as the tap is used as a battery charger Connect Comm Power the upgrade power supply COMM connector the Master Controller top of plug using a 733 672 harness Connect Comm Power the Master Controller motherboard subsequent motherboards using harness 733 525 higher Rewire City circuit and Trouble Relay connections the corresponding connections on the Master Controller Make certain that the Master Controller software on the Master Controller board is at Rev 5.01 Insert the Master Controiler board into the Master Controller motherboard Connect ribbon cable 733 669 from the LCD display board to the Master Controller board Make certain that spacer posts 202 051 are installed from the etch side of the Master Controller board prevent from shorting daughter card in the adjacent socket completes two auxiliary relay outputs and the LED Switch Controller 4100 master controller are not provided CPU Upgrade portion of this installation As previously noted the eight monitor zones two signa were provided on the the 4100 7050 Upgrade Kit local annunciation the various motherboards and daughter cards for the features needed by your system at this time