The GFE-ADLI is used as an interface between an
ORION conventional panel and any of GFE’s
analogue addressable systems. It allows the
addressable panel to monitor and control the
status of the conventional unit.
An 8 way DIL switch and a pluggable jumper are
provided, which will be used for setting the
module’s address and the reporting mode. The
module will transmit to the analogue addressable
panel the status of the ORION conventional panel
both in terms of Fire and Fault conditions and only
one address will be occupied per module. The
module is reported by the addressable system as
a ZONE MONITORING UNIT. The unit is also
equipped with 3 LEDs that will provide an optical
indication of the module’s status, namely: Polling
Rate (GREEN), Faults (YELLOW) and Fire (RED).
Finally, this unit allows the ORION panel to be
controlled remotely from any of GFE’s analogue
addressable panels allowing the user to
Silence/Resound Alarms (EVACUATION) and
RESET when the pluggable jumper is fitted to the
2-way header provided on the module’s PCB
board. If the same jumper is removed, the
remote RESET operation is disabled and although
the Addressable panel will be able to activate the
SOUNDER circuits on the ORION panel, the
SILENCE ALARMS will be disabled remotely and
hence only available locally.
The GFE-ADLI is used as an interface between an
ORION conventional panel and any of GFE’s
analogue addressable systems. It allows the
addressable panel to monitor and control the
status of the conventional unit.
An 8 way DIL switch and a pluggable jumper are
provided, which will be used for setting the
module’s address and the reporting mode. The
module will transmit to the analogue addressable
panel the status of the ORION conventional panel
both in terms of Fire and Fault conditions and only
one address will be occupied per module. The
module is reported by the addressable system as
a ZONE MONITORING UNIT. The unit is also
equipped with 3 LEDs that will provide an optical
indication of the module’s status, namely: Polling
Rate (GREEN), Faults (YELLOW) and Fire (RED).
Finally, this unit allows the ORION panel to be
controlled remotely from any of GFE’s analogue
addressable panels allowing the user to
Silence/Resound Alarms (EVACUATION) and
RESET when the pluggable jumper is fitted to the
2-way header provided on the module’s PCB
board. If the same jumper is removed, the
remote RESET operation is disabled and although
the Addressable panel will be able to activate the
SOUNDER circuits on the ORION panel, the
SILENCE ALARMS will be disabled remotely and
hence only available locally.
FEATURES
ORDER CODE
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SUPPLY VOLTAGE
SUPPLY CURRENT
SOFTWARE & HARDWARE COMPATABILITY
MAX. HUMIDITY
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT
DESCRIPTION
ORION - ANALOGUE LOOP INTERFACE
GFE-ADLI
GFE-ADLI
Orion Panel Loop Interface
Fast Activation Response
Three Status LEDs
Remote Sound/ Silence Alarms
Remote Reset
Low Power Consumption
Optical Isolated from
Analogue Loop
Instruction Manual V2.0 - 07/16
Made in Portugal - EU
GLOBAL FIRE EQUIPMENT S.A.
Sítio dos Barrabés, Armazém Nave Y, Caixa Postal 908-Z, 8150-016 São Brás de Alportel - PORTUGAL
T
el:
+351 289 896 560 • Sales: [email protected] • Technical Support: techs@globalfire.pt • www.globalfire.ptIn order to indicate the status of the module’s working condition, three LEDs are provided:
STATUS: This LED will flash Green, every time the address
associated with the module is polled by the addressable panel.
When there are no fire and fault conditions on the ORION panel,
the analogue value reported back to the addressable system is 16.
FIRE: This Red LED will be illuminated whenever there is a FIRE
condition present on the ORION conventional panel. Please note that if the ORION is in TEST mode no FIRE
conditions will be reported to the addressable panel when these conditions originate in zones under test. The
analogue value reported by the module in this state is 64.
FAULT: The Yellow LED is activated when the ORION panel has a FAULT condition. If this fault is associated with any
of the conventional zones, the analogue value reported to the addressable panel is 4. On the other hand if the fault
is associated with a panel fault, including communication loss between module and ORION panel, the analogue
value reported will be 8.
Please note that the FIRE and FAULT status LEDs will only be lit while these conditions are present on the
ORION conventional panel. On the addressable panel these conditions are latched and can only be cleared
after panel is reset.
Loop Powered - 17 to 30 V DC
1.2 mA (quiescent) - 3 mA (Alarm or Fault)
ORION Conventional Panel - vers. 1.5 and above
JUNIOR and JUNO NET panels (all versions)
85% RH Non-Condensing
0°C to 40°C
100.3 (L) x 35 (W) x 18 (H) mm
20 g
Switches 1-7
used to configure the module’s address.
Switch 8
Not used
1234 5 6 7 8
ON
OFF
Address Switches binary weights
1 on =1
2 on =2
3 on =4
4 on =8
5 on =16
6 on =32
7 on = 64
1234 5 6 7 8
ON
OFF
REPORTING DETAILS
D.I.L. SWITCHES CONFIGURATION
