PNU Fire Alarm System Training

8/10/2019 PNU Fire Alarm System Training

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Fire Alarm Training AgendaFire Alarm Training Agenda

1-EST3-Introduction.2-EST3 Life Safety Hardware.

- ntro uct on o gnature er esDevices.

4-Introduction of Signature SeriesModules.

5-Introduction of Genesis Hardware.6-EST-Audio Hardware Introduction.7-Signature Series Mapping.8-EST3-Operations.

- .10-FireWorks Integration.


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EST3EST3--IntroductionIntroduction


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Signature SeriesSignature Series

DevicesDevices


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Signature SeriesSignature Series

ModulesModules


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Introduction ofIntroduction ofGenesis HardwareGenesis Hardware


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ESTEST--Audio HardwareAudio HardwareIntroductionIntroduction


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Signature SeriesSignature Seriesapp ngapp ng


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EST3EST3--OperationsOperations


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Fire Works IntegrationFire Works Integration


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Ob ectivesOb ectivesAt the end of this session Partici ants

should KNOW The Basics of the Fire Alarm System

Basic Knowledge of Signature Series Devices.

System OperationSystem Maintenance.


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Your Total Lifeour Total Life

Safety Solution

Plug & Protect


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Compliance with Global

Multilingual

Manufactured in

accordance with ISO9001 Quality Standards

Site Configurable

Ad t

Pick the Market

EST3

Ad tdaptsdapts


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Device History

Device Diagnostics

Circuit Mapping

System Diagnostics

Service Groups

Downloadable

Firmware

Ready Maintenance =

Protection

Ready Maintenance =

Reliable

Protection


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Reliability &

EST3 Intelligent Networkurv va ty

Distributed Processin for the

Ultimate in System Survivability

Signature Device Communications for

Fast, Accurate Reporting of System

Events

8 Channel Digital Audio for Concise

Emergency Evacuation and Messaging

High Speed Rail CommunicationsWithin Each Node for Maximum

Performance


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New, Larger System Display Available

24 lines by 40 character graphic LCD

display

arac ers o a

Separate Queues for Each

Messages can be Vectored

to An Dis la on the

NetworkFaster Reaction to

Critical Eventsritical Events


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Standard display also

available Eight lines by 21 character

graphic LCD display

168 characters total

2-Line Message for Each

Input Point

rs an os ecen armBoth LCD displays

function identically


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Expandability for the

EST3 Intelligent Network Fire

Future

True Peer-to-Peer Network ofAlarm Control Panels

nte gent ontro ane s

Virtually Unlimited Networking Options

Variety of Remote Cabinets to Fit Any

Add Synergy Enabled Products to the

Panel to Create a Completely

Integrated Fire & Security System

Style 7 Operation at No Additional

Cost


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Field Devices

Addressing

ev ce

Diagnostics

oca e ro emsFast

Faster Installation = Lower Cost


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Modules Snap In --- No

Tools Required

Plug & Cable for

n erna onnec ons

No Addressing of

All Field Wiring

Terminals are

RemovableReduced Installation

and Maintenance


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EST3 Systems Definition

y

Reduced Programming Time =

Cost Savings = Higher Margins1


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EST3 S stems Definition Utilit

Reduced Maintenance Timeeduced Maintenance Time


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Easy to Read Status Displays

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Easy to Read Status Displays


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Troubleshooting Made Simple

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Troubleshooting Made Simple


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Comparison Down to Device Level

Eliminates Human Error


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Audio Evacuation &F ref g ter s Te ep one

Paging Microphone Firefighters Telephone

Provides 2 Minute Message in a Standard Packageg


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Audio Evacuation &re g ter s e ep one

User friendly Innovations in Display

Eliminates Confusionliminates Confusion


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Direct RS485 Panel to Panel Communications

Globally Routed or Local

Annunciation at Each LCD

Complete Network Control

Ca abilit at An or AllAnnunciators

All Programming Done

T roug t e EST3 SDU

Best Price / Performance Ratio in the

Industry


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Peer-to-Peer

Multiple Node

Network

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..

. TheSolution toAll of YourLife SafetyNeeds


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EST3 Life

Hardware


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7 Module


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Power

+5 Volts

+24 Volts

RS-485 Communication

System Data

Address Select

All Fail


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LRMs (Local Rail Modules)

Control Display Driver


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Modules

Emergency User

a n enance ser


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a ne s... ass s

Space ,

1 chassis, 7 LRMs

2 chassis ,14 LRMs

c ass s, s

Mounting

Closet


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LCDPU

One per node, takes 2 modulespacesRM CDM

Local

Rail

Node 1

Downloadable firmware

Up to 1750 history events

RS-485 Communication

CDMRM

Channels to Local Rail

Up to 19

LRM

LRM

LRMs


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Alarm, supervisory, trouble contacts form C bypassed only in test mode

Watchdog circuit

Built-in test functions

Monitor ground fault detection Low voltage memory write protection

Service LEDs


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Interface EST3 tobuilding wiring

Plug-in terminal blocks,

#18 to #12 AWG


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Non-Volatile memory for program & data

Continual internal self-checks

Common communication and display software on

each module

Supports control display modules which are

independent of LRM type

L l R il M d l LCD


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Local Rail Modules LCD

Displays

-

Eight lines by 21 charactergraphic LCD display 168

characters total

Multilingual - Supports

g s , e c , a s , a

Russian

Uses queues to sort events

Alarm Supervisory

13

Monitor


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Central processor unit module

Signature data controllers

Audio amplifier modules

Security access control module

Modem communicator Qtr 1 01

Switch / LED support module

Off premise signaling module

Power supply module


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3-SSDC 1 loop per module

3-SDDC 2 loops per module

3-SDC lu s into a SSDC to convert

it to two loops

Interfaces Intelligent Signature

devices to EST3 125 detectors, 125 modules

addresses per circuit

3 SSDC

node, 10 SIGA loops / panel


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=

Standalone operation

St le 7 or st le 4

T taps allowed on class B

Ground fault by circuit and module

NV memory for program & configuration data

Mapping of devices electrical location

utomatic evice a ressing


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Devices 1 loop per module

99 Detectors, 99 Modules / loop

Up to 10 Controllers / node

Ground fault / loop, NOT bymodule

No Mapping

Manual Detector Addressing


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Initiatin Device Circuit Module

Alarm, supervisory, monitor

N.O. Or 2 wire smoke devices

Supports up to 30 photo or 50

ion

Verified, non-verified by

circuit

& retard periods

I iti ti D i Ci it M d l


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Initiating Device Circuit Module

s

Style

Y

Audible, visual, ancillary

Operates reversing polarityappliances

. , Electronic POWER limiting

Power from rail, 8A total formo u e

Two Single Channel Riser


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Modem Communicator

3- MODCOM

dual line dialer (DACT)

SIA DCS

Contact ID

4/2, 3/1

Survivability

80 different monitor stations

Split or multi reporting

acco n s enan s

Multiple MODCOMs per network

Phone line friendly

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Modem Communicator

-

modem communicator

access control database

downloads

DACT alarm functions over-ride

mo em opera ons

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Off Premise Si nalin Module

Alarm trouble & su ervisoroutputs

Trouble contacts

connections

Local energy municipal loop

Electronic current limiting


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Master and Booster Uses foot rint &

rail space

Operate /w parallel

Switch mode, 80%efficiency

Input 120vac or230vac


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PS Monitor Module

Output 24vdc @ 7.0A

Two auxiliaryoutputs @ 3.5A

PS Monitor Module

Charges up to 65 AH

Automatic dual rate

Temperature compensated AC brown & restore

Electronic current limiting

Monitors heat sinktemperature

P S lower Supply


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3.86 depth, 17AH

3-CAB7, 1 chassis

Box 23.25H, Door 25.5

3-CAB14, 2 chassis

Box 35.5H, Door 37.75 3-CAB21, 3 chassis

Box 47.75H, Door 50.0

gray or red doors


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EST3 LifeSafety


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Thank You!

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Signature Series

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ro uct verv ew The Signature Series

Highly intelligent fire detection

and security devices consistingof:

Intelligent Smoke and Heat Detectors

Intelligent Security and Access ControlModules

Inte igent Input Output Mo u es

Advanced Tools and Accessories

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gnature er es etectorsand Bases

6 Types of

Detectors -

Detector)

SIGA-PHS

SIGA-PS

SIGA-IS

SIGA-HFS

SIGA-HRS

3 Types of Bases SIGA-SB

SIGA-RB

3

SIGA-IB


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u t sensor etectors Fixed Tem erature Heat Detector

Fixed temp./ROR HeatDetector

Ionization Detector

Photoelectric Detector

Heat Detector

Combination Photo/Ion/Heat

Detector - The 4D Detector

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gnature er es o u esand Accessories

Sounder Base

SIGA-AB4

SIGA AB4

Programming Tool

SIGA-PR

SIGA PRO

Detector Guard

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SIGA DG

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gnature er es o u esand Accessories

o u es

including: SIGA-REL

SIGA-270

SIGA-UIO2R

I A- T2

SIGA UIO2R

SIGA Amplifiers SIGA-AA30

SIGA REL

SIGA Modules

SIGA-AA50

SIGA AuxiliaryIGA AA30

6

SIGA APS

SIGA-APS

IGA 270

The Si nature S stem


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The Si nature S stemDelivers...

Multisensor Performance

Distributed Intelligence

Reduced Installation Cost

Reliability and Stability


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u t sensor er ormance

4D Power4D Power

Exceeds 3 side-by-sidedetectors

Not just simple OR

og c More than ANDing

og c

4D Power > | I | + | P| | || | |


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u t sensor er ormanceI H

Multisensor+ croprocessor

+ Algorithms

= Power

Unwanted Alarms Are Inhibited


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u t sensor er ormance

Multisensor DetectorMultisensor Detector==

Fastest response to

re con ons nthe industry


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Detection

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s ty o art c es

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the Signature Series 4D

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str ute nte gence

Microprocessor-based

Decision making atthe device level

Device levelprogramming & history

Reduced Total System Response Time

15


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str ute nte gence Detectors vs. sensors

can SENSE and DETECT

DECISION

Controllers and Panel

Microprocessor In Every Device


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str ute nte gence

communication baud rate

Broadcast polling protocol

panel responds only todevices

report or have changed theirstate

Ensures faster loop response

(750 msec or less)esult: Improved Data CommunicationsLess Wiring Restriction


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str ute nte gence

Uses existing buildingwire

Twisted and/orshielded not required

Up to 124 T -tap

circuits

Eliminates RING TONE

riserCost

Less Wiring Restriction = Reduced Installation

Costostost


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str ute nte gence

Pre-Alarm output by

Detector Alternate AlarmSensitivity by Detector

Automatic Re-addressingof swapped devices

Detector Stand-alone modeOutstanding Reliability

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erent a ens ng

The alarm decision is made

byeac gnature er es

detector

environmental conditions -

not

a fixed alarm threshold Detector sensitivity nevermmunity

Greater False Alarm

Immunity

20

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e uce nsta at on ost

Automatic addressing by 2

34 5

6

7

8

No dip switches; no90

dials

Less installation time

less error proneLess Installation Time = Less Costs


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e uce nsta at on ost- a o e ca g o

Eliminates manual keyboard entry

User friendly, easy data entry

Serial Number Log Book provides easy device management


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System Device MappingSystem Device Mapping An industry first!

Graphic display (Windows based)

Interactive on PC w/mouse

Print hard copy for instant As-Builtdrawing


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e uce nsta at on ostMa in Provides Real TimeMa in Provides Real Time COMPARECOMPARE FeatureFeature

Simultaneous comparison of all device parameters

In-depth means for validating changes; ACTUAL vs. EXPECTED

Excellent trouble-shootingtool


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System VerificationSystem Verification

and Troubleshootingand Troubleshooting Industry First: GroundFault Detection By

Zone Terminal screws up

ron an access e


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1-gang Multifunction Modules

High Velocity Detector Ratings

70 foot Heat Detector Spacing

Multiple Smoke Detector Bases

Intelligent Pull Stations Intelligent UIO Modules


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e uce a ntenance ost Environmental Compensation

Wi e f oat range increases time etween

cleaning

Dual Maintenance Alert/Trouble 1. First there is an ALERT message

2. If ignored, there is a TROUBLE message

3. Automatically disables itself before false

alarm


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Continuous SelfContinuous Self--DiagnosticsDiagnostics

ID of defective device


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e uce a ntenance ostSIGA PRO S i T lIGA PRO Service Tool

Program Signature Devices u c access o va ua e

diagnostic information

Read Signature Device TroubleDISPLAY

RJ-11

JACK

SIGA

DETECTOR BASE

Logs

Write Maintenance Dates toSignature Devices KEYPAD

LID CLOSURE

SHUTOFF

SHOULDER STRAP

SIGA MODULE CABLE

MOUNT


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e uce a ntenance ost

Device serial number,

address, type(personality)

Total number of alarms

Analog signal pattern(fire signature) at lastalarm

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e uce a ntenance ostEfficient DetectorEfficient Detector

CleaningCleaning

Mapping generates reportto confirm groupcleaning

Attach a standardvacuum cleaner

hose.

Turn on the vacuum and the vortex action removesloose dust particles quickly and easily. No need

disassemble the device.

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e a ty an ta ty

Two types: fast 4 hour + long term 24 hour

compensation -- e nge ng

75 percent of ALARM point

t t t


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e a ty an ta ty

Enhanced SurvivabilityEnhanced Survivability A product of Distributed Intelligence

All devices can still enter alarm;relay bases operate

Device personality, programmed

settings, and learned environmentremain intact

Standalone capability provides completesystem redundancy

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e a ty an ta ty -

Circuits

Electronics-free DetectorBase

Gold Plated Contacts

Detector and Base Dust Cover

ISO 9000 Registration

ttract ve ppearance


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ttract ve ppearance ,

Sleek, Low-profile Design

Dual Status LEDs Flashing GREEN: normal polling;

less distraction for occupants Flashing RED: alarm state

tea y an : a arm -standalone mode

Series


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Series

fire signatures

Greater false alarm immunity Reduced Installation Cost

Less Stringent Wiring Requirements

Forgiving Circuit Topologies

Reduced Maintenance Cost Circuit Mapping

Device Resident History Logs

Device Level Diagnostics

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THE ADVANTAGE in Early Warning Fire

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SignatureModulesInput / Output

Style

1


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- r ng


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47K h

r ngDia ram

Used for

Single Input

47Kohm

Module Address N/O IDC Circuits

CT1 - select

persona yMM1 - Monitor

Device Only

4 3 2 1

+

Data Out

3

-

Data Out

-

ata In

- r ng agram


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r ng agram

47Kohm

Dual Input

Takes Two

Module Address

N/O IDC Circuits

select personality

4 3 2 1

+

D t O t

4

-

Data Out

-

ata In

- r ng agram


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47K h

r ng agram47Kohm

i.e. Gate Valve

i.e. Vane Type

npuPersonality

Code 2

Input 2Personality

Code 4

4 3 2 1Takes Two

Module Address

+

D t O t

5

-

Data Out

-

ata In


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- n orma tate


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n orma tate Si nal Cir uit

supervised by

TRB via R1

Data InSIGA-CC1

a a uTRB

o mRiser #1 R1

Normal

State

Signals

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ua ser ontro o u eI O t

Riser 2

47K

W

+ +

In Out

14 13 12 11 10 9

Supports

Dual Channel Audio

25 or 70Vrms or

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Personality

24 Vdc Appliances

+

In

+ + +

Out

Riser 1

D t

In

Out

Uses 2 Module

9

Riser 1

Data resses

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o e rcu

supervised byData In

SIGA-CC2

Data OutTRB

47 KohmRiser #1 R2 R1

N l

Signals

Riser #2R2

Normal

State

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e ay n

Circuit

Data InSIGA-CC2

o ar y

ReversedData Out

TRB


Al t

Signals

Riser #2R2

Alert

State

11

- arm tate


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e ay

OnData In

SIGA-CC2

ser ourceData Out

TRB


Al

Signals

Riser #2R2

Alarm

State

12

- ontro e ay


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Normally Common Normally

yNormally

Open

Common Normally

Closed

C t t h i

8 7 6

Contacts shown in

de-energized state

4 3 2 1Factory Fixed

Personality Code 8

se 1 module

Dry Contact Input

ddress

+ +

13

In

Out

Data

ser on tor o u e


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Jumper

Volts or Tel SIGA-RM1or MRM1

-10 9

8 7 6 5 4 3 2

+

In

+ + +

Out

Data

70 Vac, 25Vac, 24/12Vdc

14

Telephone Riser

Universal Module as Class A

Input


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e so a y o eN/O Alarm LatchingClass A

N/O Alarm DelayedLatching Class A

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Non-Latching Class A

N/O Active

Personality Code 12

Use 2 module

address

N/O Active LatchingClass A

15

In OutData

n versa o u e as ass B Inputs


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p

47Kohm

Use 2 module

address16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9

Personality Codes8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

1 - N/O Alarm Latching

2 - N/O Alarm Delayed Latching

3 - N/O Active Non-Latching

4 - N/O Active Latchin+ +

16

Data

Universal Module as Smoke

Input


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S S S

15 Kohm22 Kohm

24Vdc

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Use 2 module

13 - Non-Verified Class B

14 - Verified Class B

20 - Non-Verified Class A

address

21 - Verified Class Class A

17

In OutData

Universal Module Class A or

B Output


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15 - Class A

16 - ClassB

Supports

Single Channel Audio16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9

o m

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

24 Vdc Appliances

+In

+ + +Out

In Out Uses 2 Module

18

ser Data Addresses

Universal Module as Contact

Relay Normally Normally


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pen ose

16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

In+ +

OutUses 2 Module

Personality Codes

8 - Contact Relay

19

DataAddresses

Rear of Sin le Sta e Pull

Station


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1. Single Action

2. One Module Address

3. Personality Code 1

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Notification Appliances

HARDWARE OVERVIEW

1

Wall Mount


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Strobes

Horn / Strobes

Speaker &

Speaker /

ro es Ceiling Mount

Horn / Strobe

2 Speaker / Strobe

MultiCandela


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a , , , c

Ceiling 15, 30, 75, 95 cd

Future Ceiling 95, 115, 150, 177 cd Switc Site Se ections for

Candela

dB or watts

Temporal or Steady Horn Public or Private mode flash rate

Benefits lowering costs

Fewer Parts to Stock

Easy Site Adjustments No Need to Remove DeviceTo Change Taps

3

Great Appearance


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No visible screws

Site Configurable , , , c

Temporal (default) or steady

High Low dBA (84.4 & 79.4 temporal)

or empora as ra e

Easy Install

Fits standard one gang box

r m p ate or arger oxes retro

Captive hardware

#18 - #12 AWG terminals

4

FullLight Technology (exclusive)


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Multiple frequency tone (wall penetration)

Independent Horn Control, Single Pair

Low Current Draw

Compare carefully (Vrms)

5

Two Wires for Horn Strobewo Wires for Horn Strobe


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From

Ctrl

Panel

To EOL

or return

t P l

anel

to Panel

(Class A)

6

Single Gang 2-1/2 deep


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Use EST #27193 for surface

Standard 4 sq, 1-1/2

Two Gang 1 1/2

Two Gang, 1-1/2

Octagon, 4, 1-1/2

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Great Appearance

n que ow ro e a mere


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n que ow ro e a mere

No visible screws

Site SwitchConfigurable 15, 30, 75, 110 cd

, , 1, 2 watt

81, 84, 87, 90 dBA

25Vrms or 70Vrms models ADA or temporal flash rate

Fits standard 4 box 2-1/8

No extension ring -

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FullLight Technology (exclusive) Important to NFPA reflection doctrine


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Important to NFPA reflection doctrine

Low Current Draw Compare carefully (Vrms)

11

UL nameplate Amps @ 16Vrms


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12

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Use G4B or G4BR for surface

13


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FullLight Technology (exclusive)


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Independent Horn Control, Single Pair

Low Current Draw

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enes s e ng pea er

Great Appearance

Unique Low Profile 30% Slimmer


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q

No visible screws

Site Confi urable , , 1, 2 watt

80.7, 83.7, 87.1, 90.1 dBA

Easy Install

Fits standard 4 box

#12 AWG terminals

17

Genesis Ceilin S eaker

Strobe Great Appearance

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No visible screws

Site SwitchConfigurable 15, 30, 75, 95 cd

Future 95, 115, 150, 177 cd

, , 1, 2 watt

80.7, 83.7, 87.1, 90.1 dBA 25Vrms or 70Vrms models

ADA or temporal flash rate

asy nsta Fits standard 4 box 2-1/8

No extension ring

18

-

set tro e


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Which means

a e wa s or

the same dB at the

Which means REDUCED

mp ers

Power Supply

19

oun eve u pu


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nsta at on ar ware 4 Square 2-1/8 deep


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Hinged Cover

No Need to remove device to

change cd or watt setting

21

change cd or watt setting

no changing terminal wiring

Installation Wiring


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Genesis


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Thank You!

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EST3 Paging &Fire Phone

ar ware


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LCDPU LCD

Audio

CPU

Node


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LRM CDM

Data

ocal

Rail

ASU

AMP

To

CDM

Up to

9

LRM

Fire

Phone

Modules

9

LRMs

3

Networketwork

Audio Data Up to

64

Nodes

DataData

Total


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CPU LCD CPU

Audio

D t

ocal

CPUPU CPU CPU

Node Node

2

Node

3

LRM CDM

Data

ocal

Rail

AMP

AMP

AMP

AMP

2 3

ASU

AMP CDM AMP

AMP

AMP

AMP

LRM

To

Fire

Phone

Modules

LRM

Up to

9

LRMs

LRM

Modules

EST3 /w Multiple Audio

ControlNetwork Data

CPU LCD CPU LCDCPU CPU


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LRM CDM LRM CDM

Audio

Data

ocal

Rail

LRM CDM LRM CDM

ASU ASU

AMP CDM AMP CDM

LRM

To

Fire

Phone

Modules

LRM

To

Fire

Phone

Modules

Up to

9

LRMs

Multi le Buildin Audio


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Audio Source Unit w/o

3-ASU support

paging onlysystems


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systems

to four LRMs

LRMs could be

Control displaymodules mount toLRMs

Local microphone


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Fire phone Remote mic

Auxiliary input

Audio memory 8 channel

digital

Page out

Simple to use

Minimum operations

Less chance of error


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Less chance of error

Auto pre-announce

Page de-activation

mer

Amplifi

P

Amplifi

er


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Speaker circuit

built-in to

P

Amplifi

er amplifier

11

Amplifi

A

er


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pea er c rcu

built-in to

amplifier

CPU controlsamplifier channel

CPU

12

P

E

A

A

Amplifi

er

Speaker circuit

A

4

5

A

8

Channe


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Speaker circuit

-6ls

amplifier

CPU controlsE

7

8

P

E

amplifierchannel

selection

Audio

Data

A

4

5

6

CPU

Amps take

network audio

6

7

8

ASU

13

data from the

local rail

ASU

P

P

P

A

Amplifi

er

Speaker circuit

P

P

P

A


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built-in toPamplifier

CPU controls

P

P

P

P

channel

selection

E

P

P

P

P

CPU

Audio

Data

Amps take

network audio

P

P

P

14

local rail

Switch channel

Fast

SU


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Reliabilit

EST3 Zoned

Amplifiers

Central

Banked

Amplifiers

Survives Single

Riser ShortI

Stby

Amplifiers


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loose NO Tonecircuits

standby tone if

multiple faults

I

Stby

Tone

allows standbyamplifier /

node

I

Stby

Tone

POWER LIMITED

run in sameconduit

I

ASU

Tone

Fault

Isolation

at each

17

NO noise pick

up

Can run as

node

Performance

n errup e

messaging


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page

to a stairwell

to the lobbyCentral

Banked

elevator

concourseEVAC

ALERT

Amplifiers

PAGE

Zone Am lifier Performance

I

Stby Tone

No message

interruptio I


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Stby Tone

Allows

specific

Stby Tone

I

instructions

Central

Banked

Amplifier

I

VAC

Stby Tone

Fault

Isolation

Page

Alert a er

evacuationsVAC

ALERT

PAGE

Amplifier

s

Isolation

Alert

Stairwel

lsElevator

L bb

EST3

Zoned

Amplifie

19

Lobby

Concours

e

Amplifie

rs

Zoned Audio Am lifiers

Available in 20, 40, & 90 watt

Mount to rail, 20 & 40w takes

1 space; 90w, 2


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p

C/W NAC, Class 'A' or 'B'

One 3.5A circuit per amplifier

on 20 or 40w only

No additional space required

Supports ADA compliance

Emer enc Tele hone

Riser from fire


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hone card toSIG-CC1 modules

CC1 controlled

y ata c rcu t

Class A or

B

Ring tone

ASU /w Fire Phone

Complete


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c ass s

Fire Phone Control

8 x 20

LiquidCrystal


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sp ay

Language

calls 20 character

location

message

Fire Phone LCD

Pending list


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Calls

connected

Five linesindividually

list connected

calls

Fire Phone Selection

Review


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en ng

Ack

Disconnect Review

Connected

EST3


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Fire Phone

Hardware


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Thank You!

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What is It, and How Does It1

ro uct nnovat ons

Multi- riorit Token Rin

Circuit MappingCircuit Mapping

Multi-Sensor Technology


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Bar Code Addressing

Rules & Objects Programming

anne g ta u o

Ground Fault Detection byD vi

Multiple Levels of Survivability

2

gnature app ng rov es:

Reliable As-Built Drawings to Help Solve Wiring

Problems


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3


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at s app ng

Th abilit f a h i natur d vi t

electrically locate itself on the Signature

Data Circuit (SDC) with respect to every


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Data Circuit (SDC) with respect to everyother Signature device installed on the

circuit.

An SDC map shows the actual electricalrelationships between all Signature devices

as t ey are nsta e on t e ev ce

circuit, not the way the contractor

5

.


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A reliable circuit map can:


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-Tap) and device on the circuit

on the first try

7

oo s or se e

Mapping Function Mapping in Progress screen


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8

oo s or se e

Mapping Function Circuit Status screen


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9

oo s or se e

Mapping Function Circuit Status screen


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10

t ona app ng ene ts Identify Unexpected Devices


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11

Incorrect Device Type Installation

t ona app ng ene ts


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12

c ua vs. xpec e ev ce

Parameter Comparisons Device Background Color Indicates Comparison Status

=


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BlueBlue = Change Made

YellowYellow = Minor ConflictVerification times,

sensitivity) RedRed = Major Conflict(Personality Code, model,address, S/N, base)

13


Parameter Comparisons


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15




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16


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ys em unc on orre a es

with Device Location

Mapping permits the correlation of a

l ti t th d it th d i


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location on a map, not the devicenot the devicess

Should devices inadvertently be swappedduring service, the system will functionas designed. The functionality remainsconstant and DOES NOT FOLLOW THE DEVICE!

18

asy ent cat on o ev ces

Added or Removed From Circuit

A Map Fault is generated and

s y


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y An Unexpected (or

m ss ng ev ce s

shown on the map

19

ow oes app ng or

serial number which is entered

manufacture


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manufacture

20

rcu t ev ce ent cat on

Upon startup the SDC identifies every

serial number it sees.


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21

The SDC instructs one device to momentarily



increase its load; then checks all the remaining

devices to see the effect of the increased load

current.


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22


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increase its load; then checks all the remaining

devices to see the effect of the increased load

currenturrent.


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24

After every device has gone through this cycle


the system knows the relationship between all

devices and can generate a map.


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25

as c app ng van ages

, ,

Low Maintenance Costs

Accurate As-built maps of circuits as

installed


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Comparison of expected

device parameters with

actual device parameters

26


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What is It, and How Does It

27

EST3 Life Safety


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S stem O erations

ser on ro an sp ay

Interface modules

plug to LRMs

Plastic construction,snap fit


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snap fit

em rane s y e w

tactile keys

easy service access

modules withdifferent sized

Four types of


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ypcontrol displayannunc ator mo u es

Emergencycommunicationpaging and firephone controls

Im ortantinformation firstand hands free

-event display

l


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User control

Simple lights and

switches High level zone info

Emergency UserFriendly

2 Models 3-LCD and 3-

LCDXL 8 x 21 backlit graphical LCD

LCD

5 general system status


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5 general system status

4 common control switches Queues to sort events by

type

4 queue LEDs and keys

Expanded message key

Command menu key

Power Test

CPU

Fail

GND

Fault

Disable


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status LEDs

Reset

Alarm

Silence

Panel

Silence

Drill


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common con ro s

switches

Add a switch

display


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p y

o a

evacuation

City tie


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Title screen


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Reverse video

Event number and type

42 character locationmessage


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and type (highestpriority) /w 42

message

Total number of


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Total number ofeven s y ype or

all types

Queues sort events

by type 4 queue LEDs &

i h


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switches

Queue LEDs flashfor unseen

Alarm

SupvyTrouble Monitor

Previous and next

event selection

Previous

Message

Next

User type

selection Alarm

Supervisory


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Supervisory

Trouble

Monitor

User messagelarm Supvy Trouble Monitor

selection Previous

Next

Previous

Message

Proprietaryext


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Command Menu ke

Status

Enable

Activate

Restore


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Program

TestCommandommand

Menu

system by

underlying LRM


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e ec on

independent ofunc on

annunc a or

Red, yellow, or greenLEDs

Display alarm


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monitor

Flash fast, slow or,

12 switches

12 or 24 LEDs

Red, yellow, green

LEDs, second yellow

Control / display


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Supervisory

Page Select

Interlocked Control Display

Module

interlocked

switches

On-Auto-Off

O en-Auto-Close


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O en Auto Close

Page-Status-Evac

Pa e-Alert-Eva

Verified Alarm Sequence

Waterflow Alarm Sequence

,

Alarm Silence Inhibit


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Automatic Evacuation Timer u o vacua on ance

Common Alarm Su ervisor & TroubleRelays

Auxiliar Power Out ut

Notification Appliance Circuits

Audible Visual Auxiliar


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Audible Visual Auxiliar

Sprinkler Supervisory

Programming Common Event

Specific Event

Relay Responses

Dela ed Rela Res onse


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Dela ed Rela Res onse

Sequenced Relay Response

Relay Disable

Automatic & Manual RelayOperations

On Off

On Auto Off One Relay Control


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Two Relay Control

Lamp Test

City Tie Disable

Logical Zone Group

AND Groups

Test Groups


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Check-in Group

Emergency Alarm Guard Patrol


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Security

Audio Source Unit

Interface

Simple to use

Minimum operations

Fast response

Auto pre-announce

age e-ac va on mer


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age e ac va on mer

VU Display

Ready to Page LED

Page to EVAC

Page to Alert

All C ll Mi


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All Call Minus

Page by Phone

Page

Ground Flr

Page

Floor

P

Alert

Page

Alert


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Status

EVAC

EVAC

Page

ASU-FT

Complete

chassis


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8 x 20 Liquid

rys a sp ay language display

of calls

20 character


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20 character

location message


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Life Safety


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Operations

Thank You!


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3-FIB(A) Fiber Optic

nter aceNetwork and Audio Data


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Network and Audio Data

1

-Interface

Class A or Class B (Style 7 orStyle 4) audio dataconnections

o e to no e stances upto:8,000 ft. (2.4 km) usingmulti-mode fiber24.85 mi (40km) using single mode fiber

Built-in test signal


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Secondary power input Transition from copper to

Transition from single tomulti-mode fiber on samenetwork

3 FIB

Node /w

F

I

F

I

Node /w


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B

B

ASU

3 FIB

3 FIB

Node /w

F

I

F

I

Node /w


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B

B

ASU

3 FIB


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3 FIBA

Node /w

F

I

F

I

B

Node /w


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B

A

A

ASU

3 FIBA


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8


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9


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10


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11


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12

Thank You!


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13

EST3 and LAN/WAN Networks

Network LAN/WAN


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What is the EST3hat is the EST3

Platform?

Stand Alone or Peer-to-

Peer Life Safety Network

Accurate, Rapid Smoke

and Fire Detection

Sprinkler System

Monitor

Multi-Channel Emergency


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Communication

HVAC Smoke Control

Related Life Safety or

Property Protection

Operations

Access

Control/Security/CCTV

Up to 64 Network Up to 160,000p to 64 Network

Nodes

Up to 10

Up to 160,000

points

Up to 7,000 I/OSignature loops

per node

Up to 125

circuits

Up to 1800A @ 24

Voltsp to 125

detectors and 125

modules per data

i i

Volts

Up to 8

Simultaneous

circuit

Audio Channels


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Synergy Enabled

Integration SYNERGY

Customization of fire, security,

and access control functions usinga single Installer

Two forgotten elements of


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integration mo e contro

Suppression

4

Integration SYNERGY

Multiple UL Listings

UL-864 Control Units for Fire-Protective Signaling Systems

UL-1610 Central-Station Burglar-


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Alarm Units

UL-1076 Proprietary Burglar AlarmUnits and Systems

UL-1035 DACT

5

Event monitoring using

Fireworks

Logs and historyogs and history

GUI Based Workstation

UL approved

workstationorkstation

Software only Non- Single or Multiple


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ULWorkstations

Q d Di l

Video Control Interface

Quad Display

Remote Monitoring using

TCP/IP networks

6

Fireworks Current Platform

Future Platform


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7


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8


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10


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11


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12

Single Fireworks GUI Workstationcted to a single EST3 Integrated Con


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u can connect two Fireworks Workstati

13

ng e rewor s or s a on

Connected to a single

n egra e on ro er e wor


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14

Connected to a single


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15

Connected to multiple EST3 Integrated

Controller Networks


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Using a TCP/IP

network, can

16

connec up oEST3 Networks to

FireWorks

Device Server Connection

ction Solutions for Fireworks Worksta

NETCOM

Device Server

Company

LAN / WANNETCOM

Device Server

RS232 Port

Connection


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Modem

17

Modem

Short Haul Modem Connection

FireWorks ACDBDevice

FACP

FireWorks ACDBMultiport

FACPFACP FACPFACP

HubSwitch

server device server

Deviceserver

FACP

What is Ethernet

Networking?

Basic networking

consists of two orNetwork

Switch

Deviceserver

FACP

Deviceserver

FACP

The devices inside this cloudrepresent the possible Ethernetnetwork (LAN/WAN) devices

more computers,

connected so that

they can communicate

with each other to

server

Router

FireWorks ACDB

Deviceserver

FACPthat you may see when settingup one of the networkapplications. This is only onepossible network configurationand are only several of thedevices that you may encounter

when setting up a network.


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.

Internet

Router

Networkserver

Hub Deviceserver

FACP

Router

Firewall

18


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-

Connects EST FACPs to Existing Ethernet- .

Remotely configure, program, monitor, and manage

EST3, EST2 stand-alone, IRC-3, or FCC fire alarmcontrol panels with FireWorks and ACDB

Replace limited-distance point-to-point serial

connections

Support any RS-232 serial interface device including

a remote printer

Connect to 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX Ethernet (RJ-45)

Quick and easy configuration using the included

Windows software or by using the built-in web server


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- -NETCOM-BRKT mounting bracket

Use 120 Vac or 24 Vdc

20

-

Connects EST FACPs to New or Existing Ethernet

Network Via a 10Base-FL Fiber Optic Interface. Remotely configure, program, monitor, and manage EST3, EST2

stand-alone, IRC-3, or FCC fire alarm control panels with

FireWorks and ACDB

Choose from man su lied Industrial Communications

Protocols or the Standard Serial Protocol Tunneling

Choose from dual serial ports, DB-9 and DB-25, at rates up

to 115,200 bps

- - -

(ST multimode fiber) Ethernet interfaces

Use 24 Vdc or 100 to 240 Vac power adapter

Use a NETCOM-BRKT mounting bracket to easily mount it in a


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- -

Configure quickly and easily using the included Windows

software or by using the built-in web server

21

- -

Device Server

Multiport Device Server ProvidingNetwork Access to 16 EST FACPs.

, ,

Transport (LAT), AppleTalk (EtherTalk) andMicrosoft LAN Management protocols.

Remotely configure, program, monitor, andmanage EST3, EST2 stand-alone, IRC-3, or FCCfire alarm control panels with FireWorks and

ACDB -


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-Interfaces

Configure quickly and easily using theincluded Windows software or by using the

22

u - n we server Use 120 Vac

How Do We Get Started? Device Server

Switch/Hub

Create a Dedicated Network Single or Multimode Fiber Optic

Backbone

Examine, Process and Route Packets to

Correct Ports.

Allow Only Necessary Info to Pass


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roug .

Packets are Filtered and Regenerated

Separate Collision Domains

23

Allows Greater Distances

- - The NETSW-EIS6-MM is a six port, 10/100 Mbps auto-negotiating

switching hub with a mix of four 10/100 Mbps twisted-pair copper

ports and two 100 Mbps multi-mode fiber ports. The NETSW-EIS6-MMsupports ST-style connectors.

Use 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/100BASE-FX

Use multimode fiber

Use a loop detection algorithm

Comply with IEEE 802.3

Use an auto-negotiated data rate and flow control on twisted-pair ports

Use broadcast storm control

Use full- or half-duplex

Use a NETCOM-BRKT mounting bracket to easily mount it

in a 3-CHAS7 or MFC-A

Use low-volta e AC or 24 Vdc from FACP or Booster Su l


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Use low volta e AC or 24 Vdc from FACP or Booster Su l

Monitor activity with link/activity and data rate LEDs

24

- - The NETSW-EIS6-SM is a six port, 10/100 Mbps auto-

negotiating switching hub with a mix of four 10/100 Mbps

- -

ports. The NETSW-EIS6-MM supports SC-style connectors.

Use 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/100BASE-FX

Use single-mode fiber

Use a loop detection algorithm Comply with IEEE 802.3

Use an auto-negotiated data rate and flow control on

w s e -pa r por s

Use broadcast storm control

Use full- or half-duplex

-


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a 3-CHAS7

or MFC-A

Use low-voltage AC or 24 Vdc from FACP or Booster

25

Use redundant power sources

Monitor activity with link/activity and data rate LEDs

Code and AgencyApprovals Always Consult the LAHJ!

Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.

Without Common Control

Information Technology Equipment (ITE),I.e. Device Server

Satisfies all requirements for Protected

Premise and Supervising Station Alarm

System Applications

Utilizing Common Control


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Protected Premise

All LAN/WAN must be UOJZ or UOXX or

Meet Exemptions in 6.8.2.4.1 of NFPA 72,

26


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(FireWorks to a Single Panel)

FireWorks withnetwork interface card

Ethernetconnection

Ethernet

Serial RS-232 connection

[1] [1] [2]

Ethernetconnection

network

LAN/WAN

Device serverre a arm

control panel

Hardware Required

FireWorks with NIC

One Device Server -

Network Requirements

Ethernet Network LAN/WAN

One Static IP Address

for Each Dev ce Server &


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NETCOM-1F

FACP

NETCOM-CD

for Each Dev ce Server &

FW

Network Security -

28

(FireWorks to Multiple Panels)

FireWorks with


[2]network interface card

Ethernet

Ethernetconnection

Device serverFire alarm

control panel

[1] [1]

Fire alarm

Ethernetconnection

LAN/WANev ce server

Device server

control panel

Fire alarmcontrol panel

Hardware Required

FireWorks with NIC One Device Server




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NETCOM-1S

NETCOM-1F

FACPs


for Each Device Server &

FW

29

- Network Secur ty -Provided by Others


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(FireWorks to Multiple Panels via Modems)RS-232

SHM

SHM

CPSHM

SHM

Up to 16short haulmodems

Up to 16 firealarm controlpanels (CP)

[2]

Up to 16 shorthaul modems

CP

Ethernetconnection

Up to 16 serialRS-232 connectionsFireWorks with

network interface card SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

[1]

[2]

Ethernetnetwork

[1]

Ethernetconnection

CP

CP

CP

CP

CPNETCOM-16Dmulti ort

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

CP

CP

CP

CP

CP

device server [3]

FireWorks with NIC

One NETCOM-16D

AC Surge Protector Network Requirements

SHM

SHM

SHM

SHM

CP

CP

Up to 32 SHMs Ethernet Network LAN/WAN


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Up to 32 SHM s

FACPs (Up to 16)

EZ WebCon Software Cd




31

Network Security -

Provided by Others

(ACDB to a Single Panel)

FireWorks with

network interface card

Ethernetconnection

Ethernet


[1] [1] [2]

Ethernetconnection

networLAN/WAN

Device serverre a arm

control panel

Hardware Required

ACDB Computer with NIC

and NETDIRECT Software


One Static IP Address for

Each Device Server & ACDB

ompu er


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NETCOM-1S

NETCOM-1F

EST3

Network Security - Provided

by Others

32

NETCOM-CD


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(ACDB to Single Panel - Multi-Tenant)

Multiple ACDBs

with NETDIRECT


so ware an ne worinterface card

[2]

[3]

Ethernet connection[1]

Device server EST3 networkcontrol panelEthernet network

LAN/WAN

Hardware Required

Multiple ACDB Computer

with NIC and NETDIRECT One Device Server



Ethernet connection[1]

NETCOM 1S One Static IP Address for


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NETCOM-1S

NETCOM-1F

EST3

Each Device Server & ACDB

Computer


34

-y ers

(FW & ACDB to a Single Panel)

re or s wnetwork interface card

[4] [5]

Ethernet

Serial RS-232connectionEthernet

networkLAN/WAN

Device server [2]

connection Ethernet connectionACDB with NETDIRECT

software and networkinterface card

networcontrol panel[1]

[3]Device server

[1]

Hardware Required

ACDB Computer with NIC and

NETDIRECT




T D i SEach Device Server, FW &


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Two Device Server

NETCOM-1S

NETCOM-1F

ACDB Computer


by Others

35

NETCOM-CD

(FW with ACDB to a Single Panel)

Computer with FireWorksand ACDB with

NETDIRECT software andnetwork interface card [3]

Ethernetconnection

Ethernetconnection

Serial RS-232connection

Device server[1]

[2]

Ethernet

networkLAN/WAN

EST3 network

control panel

[1]

Device server

Hardware Required

Computer with FW and ACDB

with NIC and NETDIRECT




Two Device ServerEach Device Server, FW &


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Two Device Server

NETCOM-1S

NETCOM-1F

ACDB Computer


by Others

36

NETCOM-CD

(FW with ACDB to Multiple Panel)

Computer with FireWorks and ACDB

Ethernetconnection

Ethernet

Ethernetconnection

-

EST3 networkcontrol panel

network interface card [3]

DS

[1]

[1]

[2]

EST3 network

DS

DS

LAN/WAN

EST3 networkcontrol panel

DS

DS

DS

Hardware Required








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Two Device Server

NETCOM-1S

NETCOM-1F

ACDB Computer


by Others

37

NETCOM-CD

(FW with CCTV)

FireWorks with CCTV

Ethernetnetwork

CCTV controller

Serial RS-232 connectionEthernet connection[1] [2]

Device

Cameras

Coax cable connection[4]

Hardware Required








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Two Device Server

NETCOM-1S

NETCOM-1F

ACDB Computer


by Others

38

NETCOM-CD

(OS/2 FireWorks to Multiple Panels)

Up to 16

device servers

Up to 16fire alarm

control panels

OS/2 FireWorks

Ethernetconnection

Up to 16serial RS-232connections

Ethernet connectionto up to 16

device servers

(DS)

CP

(CP)

Ethernet

DS

RS-232

[1][2][1]

[2]

NETCOM-16D

DS

DS

DS

CP

CP

CP

networkLAN/WAN

multiport deviceserver [3] DS

DS

DS

DS

CP

CP

CP

CP

Hardware Required

OS/2 FireWorks with NIC

One NETCOM-16D



AC Surge Protectorfor Each Device Server &


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Up to 16 device Servers

FACPs (Up to 16)


FW

Network Security -

39

Provided by Others

(Data Terminal Application)

Ethernet connection

Ethernet

Ethernet connection

Printer [3] or-



Fire alarm

[1] [1][2] [2]

LAN/WAN

VDU-3 (FCC, IRC-3,

EST2)

control panel[3]

Device serverDevice server

Hardware Required

FACP with RS-232



Printer, 3-VDUT, or



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Printer, 3 VDUT, or

VDU-3

METCOM-CD

FW

Network Security -

40

Provided by Others

(Stand-Alone Network)

Fiber cable

Ethernet network Device server

Ethernet connection(up to four 10/100Base-T

RJ-45 connectionsFire alarm

control panel

Switching hub


[4] [5]

[1]


[2]


control panel

ACDB with NETDIRECT

software and networkinterface card

Fire alarm

Switching hub

Switching hub

Fibercable [3]

Hardware Required

FACP with RS-232



control panel

Two device Servers



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Printer, 3-VDUT, or

VDU-3


FW

41

METCOM-CD Network Security -Provided by Others

(Stand-Alone Network)

Fiber cableEthernet network Device server

Ethernet connection(up to four 10/100Base-T

RJ-45 connections

available on each hub)

Fire alarm

control panel

Switching hub


[4] [5]

[1]


[2]


ACDB with NETDIRECTsoftware and network

interface card

Switching hub

Switching hub

Fibercable [3]

Hardware Requirements

Switchin Hubs (NETSW-EIS6-SM or NETSW-EIS6-MM

Fire alarmcontrol panel

Device server

One Device Server/panel (NETCOM-1S or NETCOM-1F)


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FW and/or ACDB computers with NIC

Control Panels

42

NETCOM-CD

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