Ampac Apartment Module Bedienungsanleitung

Fire detection and evacuation solutions that save lives.

Apartment Module (AM)

Installation guide

MAN1570-3

Description

The Apartment Module (AM) is a loop powered addressable device that helps reduce the costly

consequences of an unwanted alarm

An occupant is able to silence a local audible warning, activated by a local smoke detector, and allowing a

preset time to investigate the cause of the alarm. Local smoke detectors can be connected directly to the AM

(conventional) or connected to the addressable loop (addressable) and assigned to the AM.

The local smoke detector is self resetting and if the smoke clears, then the system will return to normal. If

the smoke remains, then the local audible warning will resound at the expiry of the preset timeout. A local

smoke detector will NOT cause a general fire alarm.

The fire system will go into general fire alarm (thus calling the brigade) if:

➢Any thermal detector has gone into alarm (conventional connected to the AM or addressable

connected to the addressable loop)

➢Any smoke detector in common areas has gone into alarm

➢Any call point activated

ConfigManager is programmed to identify the associations of AM’s with the local smoke detectors

(conventional and addressable) and adjustment of the “Investigation” period.

AM Features

➢Loop interface with Short Circuit Isolator (SCI)

➢On-board Hush Switch with integrated front panel Fire LED (red) and external hush input

➢Indicators: Poll / SCI LED (green –behind cover), Fault LED (yellow –behind cover)

➢100V Line output with EOL monitoring

➢Conventional Zone circuit with selectable EOL

ADDRESS SWITCH

EOL, EXT HUSH,

POLL SELECTION

SWITCH

POLL LED

FAULT LED

ALARM LED

LOOP IN -VE

LOOP IN +VE

EXTERNAL "HUSH"

ZONE ( CONVENTIONAL DEVICES )

100V LINE

OUT

100V LINE

TO SPEAKERS EOL

47K

EOL

22K

4K7

NOTES:

#1 SELECTED EOL MUST BE A APPLIED

EVEN IF THE FUNCTION IS UN-USED

ZONE ( CONVENTIONAL DEVICES ) EOL

10uF ( SW1 / 2 OFF )

6K2 ( SW1 / 2 ON )

FAULT TESTING

1. SHORT/OPEN THE ZONE

2. REMOVE EACH EOL IN TURN

3. REMOVE THE 100V LINE IN

POLL/SCI FAULTS

1. OPEN THE LOOP

2. SHORT THE LOOP

Figure 1: Apartment Module general wiring

MAN1570-3

Installation

Observe anti-static precautions at all times

1. Two DIP switches are provided, SW2 for addressing (8 way) and SW1 for module options (4 way) as

below.

DIP SW1

Name

Operational Parameters

Not used

2 EOL

Zone EOL selection

2 off: EOL = 10uF (default setting)

2 on: EOL = 6K2

3 Ext. Hush

Ext. HUSH Input

ON for monitoring the External Hush Input

4 Poll

Poll LED

ON for Poll LED operation

2. Establish the operational criteria for the module and configure the FACP software accordingly

3. Remove the white face plate and set the address and operational parameters via the dip switches

4. All cabling should be run into a general purpose wall box and connected as per Figure 1

5. The AM is then screwed to the wall box and tested –replace the face plate once testing is complete

Testing

1. Prepare the most suitable situation for the installation to test the AM then create a local “alarm”

2. The alarm indicator should illuminate when the alarm is recognised by the AM

3. Check the silence function, the configured “Acknowledgement” and “Investigation” timing

4. Introduce a fault condition eg 1. remove the “Ext. Hush” EOL, 2. check short circuit isolation

operation.

MAN1570-3

Addressing DIL Switch Settings

DIL switch setting

Addr

1234567

Addr

1234567

Addr

1234567

Addr

1234567

Addr

1234567

1000000

0101100

1100110

0011001

101

1010011

0100000

1101100

0010110

1011001

102

0110011

1100000

0011100

1010110

0111001

103

1110011

0010000

1011100

0110110

1111001

104

0001011

1010000

0111100

1110110

0000101

105

1001011

0110000

1111100

0001110

1000101

106

0101011

1110000

0000010

1001110

0100101

107

1101011

0001000

1000010

0101110

1100101

108

0011011

1001000

0100010

1101110

0010101

109

1011011

0101000

1100010

0011110

1010101

110

0111011

1101000

0010010

1011110

0110101

111

1111011

0011000

1010010

0111110

1110101

112

0000111

1011000

0110010

1111110

0001101

113

1000111

0111000

1110010

0000001

1001101

114

0100111

1111000

0001010

1000001

0101101

115

1100111

0000100

1001010

0100001

1101101

116

0010111

1000100

0101010

1100001

0011101

117

1010111

0100100

1101010

0010001

1011101

118

0110111

1100100

0011010

1010001

0111101

119

1110111

0010100

1011010

0110001

1111101

120

0001111

1010100

0111010

1110001

0000011

121

1001111

0110100

1111010

0001001

1000011

122

0101111

1110100

0000110

1001001

0100011

123

1101111

0001100

1000110

0101001

1100011

124

0011111

1001100

0100110

1101001

100

0010011

125

1011111

126

0111111

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