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Model PAD-5TM

Intelligent Notification and

Auxiliary Power Expander

Installation

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Table of Contents

1PAD-5...................................................................................................................5

1.1 Description............................................................................................................5

1.2 Properties.............................................................................................................6

1.3 Regulatory Standards...........................................................................................8

1.4 General Specifications..........................................................................................8

2Installation...........................................................................................................9

2.1 Mounting the Boards ..........................................................................................12

2.2 DPU programming PAD-5-MB and expansion card address.............................13

2.3 Wire Routing.......................................................................................................14

3Wiring the PAD-5..............................................................................................16

3.1 AC Wiring ...........................................................................................................16

3.2 Wiring and Configuring the PAD-5-MB...............................................................17

3.2.1 Wiring Power Supply and Battery to the Main Unit.............................19

3.2.1.1 Battery Compatibility...................................................................................... 20

3.2.1.2 X101 Battery terminal.................................................................................... 21

3.2.2 NAC Circuits.......................................................................................22

3.2.2.1 Wiring the NAC circuits –Class B NAC1 and NAC2 (NAC1......................... 23

Class A) and Class B NAC3 and NAC4 (NAC2 Class A) ............................................... 23

3.2.2.2 NACs (1-4) Configured as Auxiliary Circuits.................................................. 25

3.2.2.3 NACs (1-4) Configured as Shorting Device Inputs......................................... 25

3.2.2.4 NAC Follower Input........................................................................................ 26

3.2.2.5 Wiring X600 NAC Follower Terminal Block ................................................... 26

3.2.2.6 X600 NAC Follower...................................................................................... 28

3.2.3 Dedicated Auxiliary Output (X800).....................................................28

3.2.3.1 Wiring the Dedicated Auxiliary Output........................................................... 28

3.2.3.2 X800 Auxiliary output terminal block.............................................................. 29

3.2.4 FDNet (P2) Wiring and Topologies.....................................................29

3.2.4.1 Wiring X700 FDNet (P2) Input....................................................................... 29

3.2.4.2 X700 FDNet (P2) terminal block.................................................................... 29

3.2.4.3 Topologies..................................................................................................... 30

3.2.5 LED Indicators.....................................................................................33

3.2.6 Switches..............................................................................................34

3.2.6.1 S600 Main Board RESET.............................................................................. 34

3.2.6.2 S601 Reset Status LED switch...................................................................... 34

3.2.6.3 S602 Ground Fault Supervision Switch......................................................... 34

3.3 Technical Data....................................................................................................34

3.4 Battery Size Calculations ...................................................................................36

4Battery Maintenance ........................................................................................38

Model PAD-5

Description

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1 PAD-5

Figure 1: PAD-5-MB

1.1 Description

The Model PAD-5-MB Main board is an intelligent notification and auxiliary power

expander that provides up to 9 amps @ 24V DC (with FP2012-U1) or 6A @ 24V DC

(with FP2011-U1). The PAD-5 powers notification appliances and auxiliary devices,

and can charge up to 100Ah batteries. It connects to the Fire Panel Device P2 loop

(XDLC in the Desigo Fire Safety Modular and Cerberus PRO Modular systems) and

uses one loop address (not including expansion boards, which have a separate

address). The maximum number of PAD-5 Main Boards and expansion boards

combined is 32 per XDLC. The XDLC is the P2 device loop card for the Desigo Fire

Safety Modular and Cerberus PRO Modular systems.

The purpose of the PAD-5-MB main board is to provide remote power for notification

devices via its NAC 1-4 circuits, and accessory equipment, such as door holders, via

its Auxiliary Output circuit. The PAD-5-MB also allows for an expansion module that

plug into the PAD-5-MB. The expansion headers allow for the connection of a PAD-5-

CDC (Conventional Detector Card) or PAD-5-CLSA (NAC Expansion Card with

Releasing, designations NAC 5-8). Only one expansion module can be connected to

the PAD-5-MB at one time, either conventional zones or NAC/Releasing zones, but not

both.

All NAC outputs and the one dedicated auxiliary output have a maximum combined

current of 9A (with FP2012-U1 300-Watt Power Supply) and 6A (with FP2011-U1 170-

Watt Power Supply). They are all power-limited. If the optional NAC expansion card is

plugged into the PAD-5-MB, the combined current limit for all outputs (NACs 1-8 plus

the auxiliary output) must still meet the 9A or 6A limit. The additional NACs on the

expansion card do not mean additional power; they only allow for additional zones, or

the ability to use NAC5 and NAC 6 for releasing purposes (either 2 Class B or 1 Class

The main board has the battery charger and battery switchover circuit for AC fail or

brownout. The battery size is selectable via the panel configuration tool (e.g., Zeus for

Desigo Fire Safety Modular and Cerberus PRO Modular systems). Two PAD-5-MBs

may share 1 battery set, but one of the PAD-5-MBs needs to have its battery charger

disabled through the configuration tool. Please refer to the Zeus programming manual

(315-034686) for specifics about configuring the PAD-5-MB and its expansion

modules.

NOTE:

Pathway Survivability: Each circuit must be evaluated and tested to ensure compliance

to the application and area of protection to meet the criteria of NFPA 72.

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Parts Supplied

1. (1) PAD-5 Installation Instructions, Document ID A6V101030358

2. (1) Battery Jumper Wire, P/N A5Q00068677

3. (1) PAD-5 Conn Diagram, P/N A5Q00072441

4. (1) Battery Cable, P/N A5Q00069759

5. (5) Terminal Block Plug 4 POS_0.197”P (5MM) Side Entry Screw Down 30-12 AWG

Green Cable End, P/N 150-150581

6. (4) #10-32 Steel-Zinc Plated Serrated Flange Locknut, McMaster P/N 94831A611 or

Equiv.

7. (4) 24K 1/2W Carbon Film End-Line Resistors, P/N 140-034677

8. (1) Daughter bypass card, P/N A5Q00074788, pre-installed on X901. If using an

expansion module, remove this board from X901 and then install the expansion

module. If not using an expansion module, the bypass card installed on X901,

must not be removed. P2 communication troubles will be present if neither an

expansion card or daughter bypass card are installed on the main board.

1.2 Properties

•There are four power limited NAC outputs on the PAD-5-MB which have the

following characteristics:

- NAC 1 through NAC 4 (Wiring configuration Class B or Class A).

- Wiring Class configured through the Zeus configuration tool. Each NAC,

whether Class B or A has a maximum output of 3A @ 24VDC.

- For Class A, the naming configuration is NAC 1 and NAC 2. There are only

two outputs on the PAD-5-MB in Class A.

- For Class B wiring, there are 4 NAC circuits (1-4)

- All NACs provide Temporal 3, Temporal 4, March Time 120, 60, 30, 20 and

Steady On bell/horn patterns and synchronization for strobes.

- All NACs can be configured as additional auxiliary outputs through the

software configuration tool.

- All NACs can be configured through Zeus as shorting device inputs, i.e. for

monitoring dry relay contact. Wiring is limited to Class B and these inputs

can be configured as Supervisory, Status or Trouble inputs.

- All NACs are supervised for opens, shorts, and overcurrent.

- Each NAC has independent short circuit and transient protection.

- EOL values of 2.2K through 24K are acceptable and do not need

configuring through the tool.

- Status LEDs for each of the NACs indicate if the specific output is in trouble,

or was previously in trouble, in the case of an intermittent fault.

•There is one dedicated power limited auxiliary output that has the following

characteristics:

- Auxiliary output is rated a maximum of 3A @ 24VDC

- Supervised for shorts

- Short circuit, overcurrent and transient protection

- Status LED indicates if output is in trouble, or was previously in trouble, in

the case of an intermittent fault Integrated P2 loop circuitry for connection

to Fire Panel device loop (P2) with isolation from short circuit capabilities.

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•One supervised NAC Follower Input Circuit (supervised at the source, not

supervised by the PAD-5-MB). Either a FACP, or a PAD-5-MB can be the

driving sources, and the PAD-5-MB will follow the pattern. In order to maintain

synchronization across multiple P2 cores, the NAC follower input must be

used. The maximum combined number of PAD-5-MB and PAD-5-CLSA that

can be connected and maintain synchronization is 32 on the same P2 loop.

•The PAD-5-MB has 1 address, and it is configured with the DPU. Make sure

the DPU FW revision is at least Rev 09.01.0022, so that the PAD-5-MB and

expansion boards are supported.

•The main board has connectors (X900, X901) that can support one of two

available expansion boards:

- (PAD-5-CLSA) S54339-A6-A1 –NAC expansion card that provides four

additional NAC circuits (NAC5-8). They have the same properties as the

onboard NAC circuits. Programming its address is done via the DPU

(Refer to the PAD-5-CLSA Installation Instructions for more details,

Document ID A6V101030359). All configuring of the card is done through

the configuration tool. The NACs can be configured as 4 Class B or 2

Class A, or any combination of A or B circuits. The NACs can be

configured as auxiliary outputs through the software configuration tool. The

NACs are rated 3A @ 24VDC.

- In addition, the NAC expansion card can be set for releasing applications

and configured for sprinkler or extinguishing agents. Only NAC 5 and 6

can be used as two Class B releasing zones, or one Class A releasing

zone.

- (PAD-5-CDC) S54339-A7-A1 –Conventional Zone Module that supports

four Class A or Class B conventional detection zones.

•Compatibility with Desigo Fire Safety Modular and Cerberus PRO Modular

FACP via the XDLC Card.

•Two different power supplies can be connected:

- Power Supply (170W) FP2011-U1 only for PAD-5-MB with a maximum

loading of 6A, or Power Supply (300W) FP2012-U1 only for PAD-5-MB

with a maximum loading of 9A.

NOTE: The battery charger is capable of charging up to 100 Ah batteries

at a maximum charging current of 6 A.

NOTE 2: Power Supply (300W) FP2012-U1 must be used for batteries of

35 Ah, up to 100Ah.

NOTE 3: Power Supply (170W) FP2011-U1 can be used for batteries 35

Ah or less.

NOTE 4: Status LEDs indicate No Charge, Bulk Mode, Absorption Mode,

or Float Mode.

NOTE 5: The PAD-5-MB has a built-in battery-cut off set to 19.3V. This is

not user configurable and cannot be disabled. If running on battery for an

extended time, when the battery voltage reaches 19.3V, the PAD-5-MB will

disconnect from batteries and power itself off. The P2, however, will still

have limited communication because its power comes from the XDLC, not

the PAD-5-MB.

NOTE 6: The battery charger is temperature compensated, to help

increase the life of the batteries. Because very hot environments can

shorten the life of batteries, the panel is set to disable the charger if the

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Regulatory Standards

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temperature inside the box reaches 140ºF (60ºC). This is for safety and

cannot be adjusted or disabled.

•Ground fault detected at <1kΩ to ground.

•Ground fault detection for all circuits except the NAC Follower Input circuit.

NAC configuration choices

PAD-5-MB

PAD-5-CLSA

X300

X400

X300

X400

NAC

EOL Required?

Sync/coded pattern

Yes (2.2K –24K)

Auxiliary Power

Output

Releasing

YES (REL-EOL)

Shorting device input

YES (2.2K-24K)

1.3 Regulatory Standards

The PAD-5 meets the requirements of industry and government regulatory

agencies as noted.

NFPA 70 National Electrical Code

NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code

C22.1 Part 1 Canadian Electrical Code

Underwriters Laboratories

UL 864 Standards for Control Units and Accessories

ULC S527 Standard for Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems

UL 2017 Standard for General Purpose Signaling Devices

UL 2572 Standard for Mass Notification Systems

ULC S576 Standard for Canadian Mass Notification System

UL 1076 Standard for Proprietary Burglar Alarm Units

Federal Communications Commission

The PAD-5 meets the Class A requirements of the Code of Federal

Regulations (CFR 47), Part 15, Subpart 15, for electromagnetic field

emissions.

1.4 General Specifications

•Operating temperature

32 –120ºF (0 –49ºC)

•Relative humidity

Up to 93%RH @ 86ºF (30ºC) non-considering

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2 Installation

POWER SUPPLY

PAD-5-MB

ENCLOSURE

18 AH

BATTERIES

Figure 2: Typical Configuration

Enclosure Dimensions Door Dimensions

Width: 16 inches Width: 16 ½ inches

Length: 24 inches Length: 24.6 inches

Height: 3 ½ inches Height: 0.63 inches

CAUTION:

It is recommended that the printed circuit boards be removed for any procedure that

may cause dust, metal shavings, grease, or any such matter that may affect the cir-

cuit boards and/or parts. All field wiring and connections to the PAD-5-MB must be

disconnected, and AC must be disconnected before removing fasteners and remov-

ing the board assembly from the enclosure.

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TYPICAL CONFIGURATION

1. Enclosure, Model ENCL/DOOR PAD-5, P/N S54339-A9-A1 (Red), or P/N

S54339-A8-A1 (Black)

2. 170W Power Supply, Model FP2011-U1, P/N 500-450222 (Installation

Instruction P/N 315-050222) or 300W Power Supply, Model FP2012-U1, P/N

S54400-Z60-A1 (Document ID A6V10334250)

3. PAD-5-MB, P/N S54339-A5-A1

4. Max. Battery Size inside enclosure, 18AH Batteries, BP-61 P/N 175-387194

Figure 3: Typical Configuration

ADAPTER PLATE

WITH PAD-5-MB

FP2012-U1 (300W)

POWER SUPPLY

FP2011-U1 (170W)

POWER SUPPLY

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