Simplex 4606-9101 Remote LCD Annunciator Installation Instructions

Cautions and Warnings Remote LCD Annunciator Instructions NOT INSTALL ANY SIMPLEX PRODUCT THAT APPEARS Upon unpacking your Simplex product inspect the contents of the for shipping damage If damage is apparent immediately file a claim the carrier and notify Simplex HAZARD Disconnect electrical power when making any adjustments or repairs Servicing should be performed by qualified Representatives FREQUENCY ENERGY This equipment generates uses and can radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with instruction manual may cause interference to radio communications of this equipment in a residential area may cause interference in which the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may required to correct the interference HAZARD Static electricity can damage components Therefore as follows Ground yourself before opening or installing components use the 553 484 Control Kit Keep uninstalled component wrapped in anti static material at all times 4606 9101 Remote LCD Annunciator Figure 1 provides remote of the Fire Alarm Control Panel FACP status Visual status is by a liquid crystal display and LEDs Audible annunciation is provided a piezo sounder Earth fault detection is provided by the system power to the 4606 9101 Remote Annunciator Access to the functions the annunciator can be limited through the use of the keyswitch provided this Publication publication discusses the following topics 1 4606 9101 Remote LCD Annunciator and Indicators Checkout Page 1998 Simplex Time Recorder Co Gardner MA 01441 0001 USA All specifications and information shown were current as of publication and are subject to change without notice E Requirements Precautions 4606 9101 Remote LCD Annunciator has the following installation The 4606 9101 Remote LCD Annunciator can be flush mounted or surface A maximum of six annunciators can be connected to a 4010 FACP When wiring an annunciator at least 18 AWG twisted wire or wire in with local code is required 18 AWG twisted shielded pair is twisted shielded pair wire is used the shield must be properly insulated and grounded at one location usually in the FACP to 4010 Field Wiring Diagrams 842 058 for all wiring following wiring precautions should be observed when wiring the Remote Annunciator All wiring must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer and the specifications and standards approved by the having jurisdiction The installation of all wiring cable and must be in accordance with NFPA 70 National Electrical Code specifically with Article 760 Fire Alarm Protective Signaling Systems 770 Optical Fiber Cables and Article 800 Communication Circuits Electrical Code where applicable Optical Fiber Cables must be against mechanical injury in accordance with Article 760 For N2 communications wired in a fashion the maximum line distance 4,000 ft For N2 communications wired in a T Tapped configuration the distance to any N2 device is 2,500 ft with maximum total wire not to exceed 10,000 ft on the T Tapped lines The maximum cable is 58 uf between conductors and or 35 Ohms total line resistance of the added transient shielding is used you must observe the following entire length of cable must have a resistance greater than Megohm to Earth ground communications shields are to be connected to Earth ground at one of the entire N2 line only typically at the FACP of the shield must be maintained throughout the N2 line 1 and 2 of TB1 provide a location to Common up the shield shields should be insulated to ensure they do not short to the cover or the mounting box Underground wiring must be free of water Continued on next page Continued Precautions Wiring other than that connected to elevator cab s must not be run in shafts Refer to NFPA 70 Article 620 37 Splicing is permitted Conductors must be spliced or joined with approved devices or other approved methods A system ground must be provided for Earth detection and transient This connection must be made to an approved dedicated Earth in accordance with NFPA 70 Article 250 Only system wiring can share the same conduit When wiring leaves the building overvoltage protectors must be used Use Simplex Model 2081 9044 Overvoltage Protector where the wiring the building and one where the wiring enters the next building A separate suppressor is needed for power and N2 if each leave the building the Remote LCD Annunciator is the last device on the N2 bus Non T or the furthest device T Tapped terminate across N2 out and out using a 733 974 100W Only one remote device can be terminated for each system 1 2W resistor harness on next page Continued Back Boxes Remote LCD Annunciator can be flush mounted or surface mounted The back boxes are available for mounting the annunciator Requirements To flush mount in masonry walls use a listed RACO 965 3 1 2 inches deep using any of the conduit knock outs that are 2 1 2 inches from the front RACO 960 2 1 2 inches deep box can only be used with the conduit on the top or bottom To flush mount in plasterboard walls use a listed RACO 590 3 1 2 inches box using the conduit knock outs that are 2 1 2 inches from the front RACO 600 3 1 2 inches deep box can only be used with the conduit on the sides or when using the armored cable clamps on the top bottom To surface mount use listed WIREMOLD cid 212 Metal Raceways to 2 3 4 inches deep Remote LCD Annunciator has the following power requirements Voltage 24VDC Power Supply Current nominal 18.9VDC to 32.0VDC Current Draw LCD Backlight OFF at 24VDC 65.0mA Current Draw LCD Backlight ON at 24VDC 110.0mA Current Draw LCD Backlight ON and Piezo ON at 140mA Limitations Remote LCD Annunciator has the following environmental limitations Temperature Range 0 cid 176 C to 49 cid 176 C 32 cid 176 F to 120 cid 176 F Humidity equipment operates normally under non condensing humidity up to 93 relative humidity at 38 cid 176 C 100 cid 176 F and Indicators Remote Annunciator card has the following switches SW1 a two position DIP switch used to set the N2 communications rate and to take the card off line SW2 an eight position DIP switch used to set the card address of the Annunciator Indicators 1 lists the Remote Annunciator LED indicators 1 LED Indicators Alarm ALARM ACK SUPV ACK TBL ACK ALARM SILENCE ON SYSTEM RESET The three LEDs to the right of the LCD display window are user LEDs and can be labeled as needed Documentation following is a list of additional documentation that may aid you in the of the Remote Annunciator Field Wiring Diagram 842 058 Installation Instructions 574 052 Front Panel Programming Instructions 574 054 the Annunciator Place the shipping container near where the installation is to take place Carefully remove the packing material from the shipping container and the annunciator unit and face plate from the shipping container Place them where they can be reached while the installation is taking place the Annunciator Connect a properly grounded Static Ground Strap Assembly to your wrist Ensure power and N2 communications wiring are OFF not powered before or servicing the annunciator Terminate the annunciator power communications lines on the electronics assembly using the information Table 2 Shields should be insulated to ensure that they do not short the cover or mounting box Refer to the Field Wiring Diagrams and