Simplex 4100 System Expansion-Module Descriptions, Video Transcript

Wimplex System Expansion Descriptions Transcript 7 1989 Simplex Recorder Co Gardner Mass 01441 0001 11 89 you begin you must have a of Publication FA4 91 219 4100 System Expansion Modules used to expand system capacity using system expansion modules input and output points are available a single 4100 system up one address up to a are the guidelines 4100 capacity Each expansion of 119 different addresses The Controller also takes up one always address zero There up to 512 points associated with Master Controller and the 119 expansion modules of input points are a zone initiating device circuit monitor device circuit or a input output point used as a monitor As for output points examples a hardwired appliance addressable control ZAM circuit circuit and a 24 input point used as a relay capacity also includes 1000 points None of these are part of the 512 input output One LED or one switch on a Module and a RCU or point take up a single annunciation Any 24 input output point used a lamp or switch takes up two points one for the and one for the point CAPACITY Points 4 100 System Maximum of 512 Allowed 4100 SYSTEM CAPACITY 119 Module Addresses System The Master Controller one address Address 0 512 Points per System Input 1 Hardwired Addressable Monitor Device Ckt 24 I O Point Used as a Monitor output 1 Hardwired Voice or Non Voice Addressable Control Hardwired Relay Ckt 24 I O Point Used as a Relay Ckt 100 SYSTEM CAPACITY 1000 Points Annunciation None of 1000 points are the 512 points Point of Annunciation 1 LED on an Points of Annunciation Any 24 I O Point Module Switch on an Module Point on RCWSCU for a Lamp or capacity guidelines are as follows Up to five RS232 ports for printers and with a maximum of 2 CRTs per Up to one 2120 communication for a of 512 points of information or from the 4100 Up to 25 remote annunciator Modules 64 64 a maximum of 10 expansion cards Controller Modules and or SCUs possible at each location A maximum of 512 PNIS or Voice Spoken types of Initiating Device define are two 8 Expansion Modules Style B formerly Class B modules Style D formerly Class A If suppression needed modules corresponding motherboard provides suppression either of these at its wire tied harness are the expansion modules placed of the cabinet Each expansion has a compatible expansion associated with it There are types of motherboards Style B Style and 32 points Each expansion module its field wiring motherboard Each also provides connection points the expansion module power and Master Controller and the Master Power splits to these motherboard the motherboard the blue black end connects serial communication Within each harness ensure the comm wire and the white power wire positioned at the top of each motherboard any motherboard To do so connect white black end connects always belong on separate a single motherboard mix power and with these another then possible connector parallel the LED on each module or the module the Master Controller is the Master not communicating with the not communicating 100 SYSTEti CAPACITY Up to 5 RS232 Ports Printers and CRTs Maximum of 2 CRTs per System Up to One 2120 Communication Port with a of 512 Points of Information Passed To or From the 4100 Up to 25 Remote Annunciator Locations with a any Remote of 10 Cards 24 pt Controller RCWSCU 64 64 A Maximum of 512 PNIS Codes or Voice Codes DEVICE Style B formerly Style D formerly 8 Zone 8 Zone B A Suppression provided by corresponding Style B Style D 32 Points Provide connections Power and Communications Style Y formerly Appliance Circuit or Signal Modules have two circuits six circuits 6 or Style Z formerly Class A each motherboard module required corresponding motherboard provides suppression suppression APPLIANCE Style Y formerly Style Z formerly Style Y Style Z 2 Circuits 2 Circuits 6 Circuits 6 Circuits B A Suppression by corresponding a the power distribution input six output Module This fully loaded requires from at least separate power supplies DISTRIBUTION Amps Amps Amps Amps Amps Amps Amps Amps Amps Expansion Auxiliary Relay Module four relays with two sets of dry per relay an A set of and a 6 set These double double throw are rated 2 amps at 24 volts DC or 0.5 amps 120 volts AC Each relay contact strap is fused at 3 amps contacts you must first on the power the appropriate There are four jumpers on this one for each relay to power a set of contacts of the relays you put in the you must plug in a 24 volt the power supply onto connector at the top of the relay that relay you the two sets of contacts the A contacts are always contacts The B contacts each unsupervised positive included each auxiliary RELAYS 4 DPDT Contacts Rating 2 Amps 24 VDC 0.5 Amps B 120 VAC Each Relay Contact Fused at 3 Amps Contacts May be Powered via Factory 24 VDC Unsupervised Positive Feedback Relay a 10 amp relay available This module has heavier relays with double pole double contacts DC or 120 volts AC It also has positive for 10 amps at 24 type of Expansion Power Supply 8 amps non regulated has two outputs with each output rated 4 amps at 24 volts DC For each cabinet you are allowed a of three power supplies Master Power Supply and two Power Supplies or three Power Supplies of Expansion available Supply 5 amps regulated power supply provides plus or five per cent voltage AMP RELAY 4 Relays with DPDT Contacts 10 Amps 24 VDC or 120 VAC 4 Unsupervised AMP SUPPLY 2 Fused Outputs Rated 4 Amps Q 24 VDC AMP SUPPLY Plus or Minus 5 Voltage Regulation Expansion Battery Charger charges to 50 am