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IDR-M mimic installation

and

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manual

997-412-000-3, Issue 3 June 2005

IDR-M Mimic Installation & Commissioning Manual

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IDR-M Mimic Installation & Commissioning Manual

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Contents

1 Introduction 1

1.1 CE Marking 1

1.2 System Design and Planning 2

1.3 General 2

1.4 Related Documents 2

1.5 Warnings and Cautions 3

1.6 Tips 3

2 Installation Guide 4

2.1 Pre-Installation Check List 4

2.1.1 Some DO’s and DON’T’s 4

2.2 Transient Protection 5

2.3 Installation 6

2.3.1 Checking Your Equipment for Damage 6

2.3.2 What To Do if Your Equipment is

Damaged or Suspect 7

2.4 Mimic Display Components 8

2.4.1 Typical Configuration - LEDs and I/O 9

2.4.2 Typical Configuration - Relays 10

2.5 Installation Procedure 11

2.5.1 IDR-M Control Board Kit 11

2.5.2 IDR-MD Mimic Driver Kit 14

2.5.3 LEDSelection 16

2.5.4 Relay Selection 16

3 Commissioning 17

3.1 Preliminary Checks 17

3.2 Powering the IDR-M Mimic 17

3.3 IDR Configuration Tool 17

Appendix 1 - Specification A1-1

Appendix 2 - Calculating Battery

Requirements A2-1

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1 Introduction

This manual provides the user with all

recommendedproceduraldescriptionsandfull

technicaldetails for thesuccessfulinstallation,

commissioning,configuration and operationof

an IDR-M mimic.

Procedures described in this manual include

appropriatewarnings andcautions toguidethe

user towards adopting safe and methodical

work practices during the installation and

commissioning phases.

Important Note

This manual must be read, and its content

clearly understood, before proceeding with

any work relating to the IDR-M mimic.

Damage to the mimic display and/or the fire

control panel(s) may result from NOT

following the recommended procedures

described in this manual.

If there are any areas of doubt, consult your

supplier before continuing with the system

installation, commissioning or configuration.

1.1 CE Marking

The IDR-M mimic is CE Marked to show that

itconforms to therequirementsofthe following

European Community Directives:

ElectromagneticCompatibilityDirective89/

336/EEC(and the amending Directives

92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC).

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1.2 System Design and Planning

It is assumed that the system, of which the

IDR-M mimic is a part, has been designed by

a competent fire alarm system designer in

accordance with the requirements of EN54

Part 14 and any other local codes of practice

that are applicable.

1.3 General

The IDR-M mimic can be used with the following

firecontrolpanels:

a. ID2000 Series.

b. ID3000 Series.

c. ID50.

TheIDR-M mimiccan haveup toeight IDR-MD

Driver boards. Each Driver board has:

a. 64outputchannels, arranged in two banks

of 32. Each bank has four groups of eight

outputs, and each group can drive either

LEDs or relays, dependant upon a jumper

linkselectionontheboard. The groupsare

configuredindependently(i.e. on the same

bankand/or board, some groupsmay drive

LEDs and others relays). Outputs within a

groupcannotbe configured independently.

b. 8I/O lines.Thesecanbeconfiguredtodrive

additional relays or to read switches (first

board only), depending upon the

configuration method used during

commissioning (see below).

Installation

TheIDR-Mmimic is easy to installproviding the

recommended procedures described in this

manual are followed. To avoid inadvertent

contaminationofthemimicPCBassemblies,the

manufacturer recommends they be installed in

the enclosure only after all other trades have

completed their tasks.

Commissioning

To commission the IDR-M mimic, follow the

recommended procedures described in this

manual. The IDR-M mimic can be configured

by one of two methods:

a. Setting hardware switches to relate the

mimicdisplaysto zonal events.In this case

the IDR-M mimic can only indicate the

statusof onestand-alone fire control panel.

b. Use of the IDR Configuration Tool to set

software rules which relate the mimic

displays to zonal or non-zonal events.The

Toolprovidesa higherlevel offlexibility than

thatavailable using thehardwareswitches.

Only fit the mimic display

PCB assemblies after all

the other trades have

completed their tasks!

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1.4 Related Documents

This manual only describes the IDR-M mimic.

Refer to the documentation supplied with the

fire control panel for information about that

panel.Informationabout theIDRConfiguration

Tool is given in a soft-copy manual supplied

with the Tool.

1.5 Warnings and Cautions

Where appropriate, this manual includes

advisorywarningsandcautionsto remind you

toconsidersafety at all times,especiallywhen

following the procedures given herein (see

example to the left of this paragraph).

You are alerted to any areas where there may

beariskof damage to static-sensitivedevices

if the recommended procedures described in

this manual are not followed.

Anexample ofan anti-staticcautionisprovided

to the left of this paragraph.

1.6 Tips

‘Handy tips’ are included, where appropriate,

to assist you in following quick and safe

procedures for system installation and

integration. Look for the ‘TIP!’ icon and

supporting text, typically illustrated at left.

Static Sensitive Devices!

Use anti-static wrist strap

when carrying out these

procedures

To avoid damage to the

IDR-M mimic and to the fire

control panel ensure that

you follow these

instructions

0V for inputs and

28V for outputs are

available at J5

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2 Installation Guide

This Installation Guide is intended to provide

youwithsimpleguidelines on how to install an

IDR-M mimic quickly and safely.

Foreachstage in the IDR-Mmimicinstallation

and commissioning procedures a brief

description is given of its purpose, complete

with detail drawings and/or other graphics to

make the instructions easy to follow.

2.1 Pre-Installation Check List

Before installing the IDR-M mimic you must

firstensure thatthe followingcriteria havebeen

met. Failure to do this may not only result in

damagetothe equipment, but mayalsocause

problemswhencommissioning the equipment

or adversely affect its performance.

2.1.1 Some DO’s and DON’T’s

Before selecting a location for the IDR-M

mimic, DO make sure that:

a. Theoperating ambienttemperature isin the

recommended range:

+5°C to +35°Cand

b. The relative humidity is between:

5% and 95%

c. The IDR-M mimic is wall mounted in a

position which allows clear visibility of any

configured displays. The height above floor

levelshouldbechosensuchthatthedisplays

can be easily viewed.

95%

Max.

Min.

+35 C

+5 C

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d. DO NOT locate the IDR-M mimic where it

is exposed to high levels of moisture.

e. DO NOT locate the IDR-M mimic where

there are high levels of vibration or shock.

f. DO NOT sitetheIDR-Mmimic where there

would be restricted access to the internal

equipmentandcabling/wiring connections.

2.2 Transient Protection

This equipment contains transient-protection

devices. Although no system is completely

immune from lightning transients and

interference, for these devices to function

correctly, and to reduce susceptibility, this

equipment must be earthed correctly.

Aswith all solid statedevices,thissystem may

operate erratically or can be damaged if

subjected to lightning-induced transients.

Theuseofoverhead or outside aerial wiringis

not recommended due to the increased

susceptibility to nearby lightning strikes.

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2.3 Installation

The IDR-M mimic is relatively simple to install

provided the recommended procedures

described in this Installation Guide are

followed.

Follow all installation instructions

described in this manual. These

instructions must be understood and the

manufacturer’s recommendations followed

to avoid damage to the IDR-M mimic and

to the fire control panel and associated

equipment.

2.3.1 Checking Your Equipment for

Damage

It is important to check all supplied

equipment for damage before proceeding

with the installation!

Beforeattemptingto install yourIDR-Mmimic,

you should do the following:

1After removing each component

(dependent upon your configuration) from

itspackaging,andbefore you proceed with

the installation, check for any damage that

may have been caused while in transit.

Note: In the unlikely event that the any of the

components of the IDR-M mimic have

been damaged, you MUST NOT install

it but return it to your supplier. The

procedure for returning faulty items is

described in Section 2.3.2, What to do

if Your Equipment is Damaged or

Suspect.

2If you are satisfied that none of the

componentsof theIDR-Mmimic havebeen

damaged you can now commence the

installation procedure. This manual

addresses the recommended installation

methods for the IDR-M mimic. Refer to the

relevant sections that apply to your

configuration requirements.

To prevent unnecessary damage to the

electronic components, the IDR-M mimic

PCBsshouldonlybeinstalledinanenclosure

AFTER that enclosure has been fitted to the

wall.

To avoid damage to the

IDR-M mimic and to the fire

control panel ensure that

you follow these

instructions

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2.3.2 What to do if Your Equipment is

Damaged or Suspect

If you have problems regarding the quality of

any supplied mimic components or this

manual, or items are missing, follow the

procedure below:

1DO NOT continue with the installation but

contact your supplier for advice on what to

do next.

Similarly, if the product is found tobefaulty

during installation contact your supplier

immediately.

2To aid your supplier and the manufacturer,

you are requested to note all the details

relevant to your complaint, date of receipt,

packaging condition, etc. and forward this

to your supplier.

3Where the product needs to be returned to

yoursupplier,youare requested to use the

original packaging wherever possible.

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