Simplex Multiple Signal Fiber Optic Modems and Accessories for 4120 Network

UL ULC CSFM Listed FM Approved Signal Fiber Optic Modems combine multiple system signals and convert them to fiber optic for transmission Both individual and combined are available additional application information refer to 4120 Network Products Specifications datasheet S4100 0056 and Fiber Optic Modem Instructions 579 831 Control Panels Signal Fiber Optic Modems and Accessories for 4120 Network Analog Audio EAA Provides a decoded analog audio signal at the receiving modem for use and the original digitally encoded signal for connection to the modem in the communications link With EAA total system distance is essentially unlimited combinations Digital Audio Riser with Analog Audio Riser 2 and 4120 Network Digital Audio Riser with Analog Audio Riser 2 and Remote Unit RUI Communications Both Analog Audio Risers with 4120 Network Communications Both Analog Audio Risers with RUI Communications Any individual signal Refer to MINIPLEX Transponders application and 4120 Network with Hub Node application reference for details applications Standard two slot module for 4100ES and 4100U Fire Alarm Control or 4100ES 4100U MINIPLEX Transponder mounting A separate mounting plate is available for 4100 4120 panel mounting utility cabinet mounting 4120 Network Fiber Modems communicate in pairs A Left Port only communicates with a Right Port Modem Modem remote cabinet mounting Available in beige or red Includes a Left Port Fiber Modem Space is for a Right Port Fiber Modem Right Port Fibre modems must ordered separately Compatible with Simplex control panel model Series 4100ES 4100U 4010 4007ES 4190 Series TrueSite Workstation RUI and RUI equipment and legacy 4100 4100 4120 Audio Expansion Module Optional modules are available that provide an interface to 25 VRMS 70.7 VRMS audio levels from 4100 4120 fire alarm control panels Communications optic communications use two different light wavelengths for and receiving See Fiber Modem operation reference fiber optic communication link requires a pair of complementary and transmit modems Left Port Modems and Right Port See Product selection for model numbers Left and Right are for reference purposes only and do not refer to locations Connections modem has field wiring connections for the Digital Audio Riser Audio Risers and 4120 Network communications and RUI See Modem terminal descriptions for terminal reference information 1 4100ES system reference audio and data Fiber Modems with Simplex 4120 Network Converts Multiplex analog or digital audio signals and digital into full duplex transmission over a single fiber optic Communicates from a Fire Alarm Control Unit FACU to a Transponder provides 4120 Network communications Provides 4120 Network communication support for any combination of Hub and Star Topologies by performing the function of a Physical without slowing data rates Laser optical transmitters provide increased transmission distances to those that use copper wiring Up to 20 miles or 32 km of is possible with low loss single mode fiber Models available that optimize either single mode fiber or multi mode This product has been approved by the California State Fire Marshal CSFM pursuant to Section 13144.1 of the California Health and Safety Code See CSFM Listing 7165 0026 251 for allowable and or conditions concerning material presented in this document It is subject to re examination revision and possible cancellation MEA NYC Approvals are not applicable for this product Additional listings may be applicable contact your local product supplier for the latest status Listings and approvals under Time Recorder Co are the property of Tyco Fire Protection S4100 1049 Rev 1 11 2021 Signal Fiber Optic Modems and Accessories for 4120 Network X Link wiring can be run external to the cabinets See X Link reference Modem operation reference 2 Fiber Optic transmission reference duplex bi directionalcommunications Modem terms Analog Audio for systems using only one Analog Audio the Head End audio control panel the Riser 1 analog audio signal digitally encoded and transmitted with fiber optics to the receiving Modem At the receiving modem the digital signal is decoded back analog for local use With Enhanced Analog Audio EAA the digital is also available routed to the Digital Audio Riser DAR terminals can then be wired to the next Fiber Modem in the communications link additional signal conversion The next modem in the link must be in the same cabinet or in a cabinet EAA Riser 1 distances are limited to system distances Without EAA 1 signals can pass through a maximum of six Fiber Modem pairs pairs is the limit for systems using both Analog Audio Risers 1 and 2 connections for digital audio are not available as those terminals used for EAA See Enhanced Analog Audio EAA reference for more Modem Class X communications a Head End modem is the first fiber optic in a fiber optic communications loop This modem is typically to the primary side of the communications channel in the cabinet A modem with wired connections to 4120 Network or system transponders between itself and the head end cabinet still considered to be the Head End modem if it is the first modem in communications path Modem Class X communications a Tail End modem is the last fiber optic in a fiber optic communications loop This modem is typically to the secondary or return side of the communications in the head end cabinet A modem with wired connections to Network nodes or system transponders between itself and the connection is still considered to be a Tail End modem if it is the modem in the communications path Modem Class X or Style 7 communications Fiber Modems in a stand alone or in a 4120 Network loop have specific functions and internal depending on whether they are Head End modem or Tail End or any modem in between Generic Modem is the term for B connected modems and for modems located within a Class X loop Side Local Side of a wiring link has direct and non isolated electrical to the head end cabinet Interface Card Side remote side of a wiring link is wiring that is electrically isolated from connections to the head end cabinet by passing through a Fiber pair Interface Card This card is typically located in a MINIPLEX cabinet Connection Class X RUI communications or Class A Analog Audio Risers these connections complete the primary to secondary supervision path wired connection provides a non isolated electrical connection the primary and secondary sides of the local side wiring and connects between the Head End and Tail End modems Audio Expansion Modules In the event of a wiring fault the Fiber separate the x link connection which initiates Class X fiber communications Digital Audio and 4120 Network communications not require x link connections 2 S4100 1049 Rev 1 11 2021 Signal Fiber Optic Modems and Accessories for 4120 Network selection See Specifications for product dimensions 1 4120 Network Fiber Modems for internal mounting in Fire Alarm Control Units Not ULC Listed Fiber Modem Assembly Fiber Modem Assembly Type Fiber Modem Mounting Bracket not required for internal mounting order Fiber Modems Expansion Module Assembly with mounting bracket Expansion Module only mounts onto bracket of for direct mounting onto a 4100ES 4100U expansion bay Order Modems in pairs as Left Port Fiber Modems only communicate Right Port Fiber Modems for internal mounting in a 4100 4120 Series fire alarm control unit in a compatible utility cabinet for internal mounting in a 4100 4120 Series fire alarm control unit units convert two analog audio input channels at 25 V