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System Design Manual

Integlex fire alarm system
To users
In order to correctly design the Integlex fire alarm system for your application, please read this manual carefully to
understand the system functionality.
The content of this manual is limited to system design only. For further details on system operation, installation, and
data programming, please refer to the following documents.
Document Title Document No.

Fire Alarm Control Panel Operation Manual TN50691e
Fire Alarm Control Panel Programming Manua TN50693e
Fire Alarm Control Panel Installation Manual TN50692e
Addressable Module for Initiating Device Installation Manual TN50694e
Addressable Module Wet Output Type Installation Manual TN50695e
Addressable Module Dry Output Type Installation Manual TN50696e
Addressable Module for Manual Station Installation Manual TN50697e
Addressable Module Input Type Installation Manual TN50698e
Addressable Module Input Type, Normally-Closed Contact Installation Manual TN50764e
Short Circuit Isolator Installation Manual TN50699e
System Interface Unit Installation Manual TN50739e
System Monitoring Program Operation Manual TN50741e
System Monitoring Program Programming & Installation Manual TN50740e
Document history
Revision Status Revision Date Reason for Change

October 1, 2001 Initial Release
•Descriptions of EPSM, OCU-W, OCU-D, HTM,
FACP M size enclosure, FACP L size enclosure,
FACP XL size enclosure, addressable module
input type normally-closed contact, ZOCU, ZIU-
1 March 31, 2002
O, SIU, and SMP were added.
•Descriptions of AC branch circuit were added.
•Battery capacity calculation sheets were revised.
•Some figures were added.
•Some minor changes were made.
Notes
•Nohmi Bosai Limited reserves the copyright of this System Design Manual.
•Copying or reproduction of this manual wholly or in part without express permission of Nohmi Bosai Limited is
prohibited.
•These instructions do not purport to cover all the details or variations in the equipment described herein, nor
provide for every possible contingency in connection with installation, operation and maintenance.
•Nohmi Bosai Ltd. shall not be responsible or liable for any consequence resulting from the use of this manual.
•On designing Integlex fire alarm system that is connected to relative systems, especially fire suppression
systems, thorough discussions and confirmations on specifications, functionality, and actual performance with
relative systems suppliers are required.
•Actual performance is based on proper application of the product by a qualified professional.
•Specifications of products, parts, and components in this manual are subject to change without notice.
•Should further information be desired or should particular problems arise, which are not covered sufficiently
herein for the users' purposes, please contact Nohmi or your local distributor.
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................................1
2. Standards to be complied .......................................................................................................................... 1
3. Features .......................................................................................................................................................2
3.1. Ample display of information on LCD .....................................................................................................2
3.2. Network functionality .............................................................................................................................. 2
3.3. Easy system expansion .......................................................................................................................... 3
3.4. Versatile data settings ............................................................................................................................3
3.5. Integrated VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP ................................................................................................. 3
3.6. Multiple detection levels of detectors .....................................................................................................3
3.7. Event log ................................................................................................................................................3
3.8. Day/Night/Holiday monitoring level change-over ................................................................................... 3
3.9. Low temperature trouble function ........................................................................................................... 3
3.10. Auto program ........................................................................................................................................3
3.11. Dedicated control function for suppression system (Suppression Zone) ............................................. 3
4. System Configuration ................................................................................................................................. 4

4.1. System configuration diagram ................................................................................................................4
4.2. Product line ............................................................................................................................................5
4.2.1. Fire alarm control panel (the following are components of the FACP) ............................................ 5
4.2.2. Analog detectors .............................................................................................................................. 5
4.2.3. Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus .......................................................................................... 5
4.2.4. Conventional detectors .................................................................................................................... 5
4.2.5. Manual stations ............................................................................................................................... 5
4.2.6. Addressable modules ......................................................................................................................5
4.2.7. Short circuit isolator ......................................................................................................................... 5
4.2.8. Remote annunciators ......................................................................................................................5
4.2.9. Dry contact relay modules ............................................................................................................... 5
4.2.10. Enclosure for large capacity battery ..............................................................................................5
4.2.11. End-of-line device and End-of-line resistor .................................................................................... 5
4.2.12. Alarm bell ....................................................................................................................................... 5
4.2.13. Software Program for CRT system (System Monitoring Program) ................................................ 5
4.2.14. Interface for CRT system (System Interface Unit) ......................................................................... 5
5. Specifications ..............................................................................................................................................6
5.1. Fire alarm control panel .......................................................................................................................... 6
5.2. Analog detectors ....................................................................................................................................8
5.3. VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP .................................................................................................................. 8
5.4. Conventional detectors ........................................................................................................................... 9
5.5. Addressable modules .............................................................................................................................9
5.6. Short circuit isolator .............................................................................................................................. 11
5.7. Remote annunciators ........................................................................................................................... 11
5.8. Manual stations .................................................................................................................................... 13
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5.9. Dry contact relay modules for detectors ............................................................................................... 13

5.10. Detector bases ...................................................................................................................................14
5.11. Enclosures for large capacity battery ................................................................................................. 14
5.12. End-of-line devices and End-of-line resistors ..................................................................................... 14
5.13. Alarm bell ........................................................................................................................................... 14
5.14. Software program for CRT system ..................................................................................................... 15
5.15. Interface for CRT system ................................................................................................................... 15
6. Functionality ..............................................................................................................................................16
6.1. System administration numbers ........................................................................................................... 16
6.1.1. Node numbers ............................................................................................................................... 16
6.1.2. Group numbers .............................................................................................................................. 16
6.1.3. Loop numbers (Integlex loop numbers) ........................................................................................ 16
6.1.4. Address numbers .......................................................................................................................... 16
6.1.5. Conventional zone numbers (Z000 to Z500) ................................................................................. 16
6.1.6. Inter-Panel zone numbers (Z600 to Z699: IP00 to IP99) ............................................................... 16
6.2. Types of input signals ........................................................................................................................... 17
6.2.1. Alarm signals ................................................................................................................................. 17
6.2.2. Supervisory signals ....................................................................................................................... 17
6.2.3. Trouble signals .............................................................................................................................. 17
6.2.4. Other signals ................................................................................................................................. 17
6.3. Threshold setting ranges of analog detectors and VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP ................................. 18
6.4. System control switches on a fire alarm control panel ......................................................................... 18
6.4.1. ACKNOWLEDGE .......................................................................................................................... 18
6.4.2. SILENCE ....................................................................................................................................... 18
6.4.3. DRILL ............................................................................................................................................ 18
6.4.4. SYSTEM RESET ........................................................................................................................... 18
6.5. Status LEDs of FACP ........................................................................................................................... 18
6.5.1. AC POWER lamp (green) .............................................................................................................. 18
6.5.2. STANDBY POWER lamp (green) .................................................................................................. 18
6.5.3. ALARM lamp (red) ......................................................................................................................... 18
6.5.4. PRE-ALARM lamp (red) ................................................................................................................ 18
6.5.5. SUPERVISORY lamp (yellow) ...................................................................................................... 18
6.5.6. TROUBLE lamp (yellow) ............................................................................................................... 18
6.5.7. SILENCED lamp (yellow) .............................................................................................................. 19
6.6. Output control switches of Output Control Unit .................................................................................... 19
6.7. Status indication LEDs on Output Control Unit .................................................................................... 19
6.7.1. Output status LEDs (red) ............................................................................................................... 19
6.7.2. Trouble status LEDs (yellow): OCU-W only .................................................................................. 20
6.8. System control switches of LCD type remote annunciator ................................................................... 20
6.9. Status LEDs of LCD type remote annunciator ..................................................................................... 21
6.10. Status LEDs of LED type remote annunciator - Zone Indication Unit ................................................ 21
6.10.1. Zone alarm status LEDs .............................................................................................................. 21
6.10.2. POWER LED ............................................................................................................................... 21
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6.11. Buzzer silence switch of LED type remote annunciator - Zone Indication Unit .................................. 21
6.12. Control switches of Zone Output Control Unit .................................................................................... 22
6.12.1. Zone output control switches ....................................................................................................... 22
6.12.2. Buzzer silence switch .................................................................................................................. 22
6.13. Status LEDs of Zone Output Control Unit .......................................................................................... 22
6.13.1. Zone output status LEDs ............................................................................................................. 22
6.13.2. Power LED ..................................................................................................................................22
6.14. Status LEDs of Zone Indication Unit, Open-Collector type
6.14.1. Signal transnission status LED .................................................................................................... 23
6.14.2. Power LED ..................................................................................................................................23
6.15. Buzzer silence switch of Optional Buzzer Unit for ZIU-O ................................................................... 23
6.16. System control switches of System Monitoring Program ................................................................... 23
6.17. Status indicators of System Monitoring Program ............................................................................... 24
6.18. Classifications configured for addressable devices ............................................................................ 24
6.19. Programmable outputs of MCU .......................................................................................................... 27
6.19.1. Wet outputs ................................................................................................................................. 27
6.19.2. Dry contact outputs ......................................................................................................................27
6.19.3. Status zones ................................................................................................................................ 28
6.20. Programmable outputs of OCU .......................................................................................................... 29
6.20.1. OCU-W wet outputs ..................................................................................................................... 29
6.20.2. OCU-D dry outputs ......................................................................................................................29
6.21. Definition and settings of zones ......................................................................................................... 29
6.21.1. Definition of a zone ......................................................................................................................29
6.21.2. Settings of zones ......................................................................................................................... 29
6.21.2.1. Zone setting for analog detectors and VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP .................................... 29
6.21.2.2. Zone setting for addressable module for initiating device, input type, and
addressable manual station ................................................................................................... 29
6.21.2.3. Zone setting for addressable modules wet and dry output type ............................................ 29
6.21.2.4. Zone setting for programmable wet and dry outputs of MCU ................................................ 29
6.21.2.5. Zone setting for wet outputs of OCU-W and dry outputs of OCU-D ...................................... 30
6.21.2.6. Zone setting for ZIU ............................................................................................................... 30
6.21.2.7. Zone setting for ZIU-O ........................................................................................................... 30
6.21.2.8. Zone setting for ZOCU .......................................................................................................... 30
6.22. Zone attributes ...................................................................................................................................30
6.22.1. System NAC Code Type ............................................................................................................. 30
6.22.2. Continuous ..................................................................................................................................30
6.22.3. 60 pulse ....................................................................................................................................... 30
6.22.4. 120 pulse ..................................................................................................................................... 31
6.22.5. Suppression ................................................................................................................................. 31
6.22.6. No Attribute ..................................................................................................................................31
6.23. Interlocking .........................................................................................................................................31
6.23.1. Interlocking by conventional zones .............................................................................................. 31
6.23.2. Interlocking by cross zone ........................................................................................................... 32
6.23.3. Interlocking by counting zone ...................................................................................................... 32
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6.23.4. Interlocking by suppression zone ................................................................................................ 34

6.23.5. Interlocking by IP zones .............................................................................................................. 36
6.23.6. General zones Z000 and Z600/IP00 ........................................................................................... 39
6.24. Alarm verification ................................................................................................................................ 41
6.25. Notification appliance circuit codes .................................................................................................... 42
6.26. Pre-signal ........................................................................................................................................... 44
6.27. Positive Alarm Sequence (PAS) ......................................................................................................... 45
6.28. Silence Inhibit ..................................................................................................................................... 46
6.29. Auto Silence ....................................................................................................................................... 47
6.30. Delay time for output .......................................................................................................................... 47
6.31. Soak time for output ........................................................................................................................... 48
6.32. Abort of suppression system activation .............................................................................................. 48
6.32.1. ULI system ...................................................................................................................................49
6.32.2. IRI system ....................................................................................................................................50
6.32.3. AHJ system ................................................................................................................................. 51
6.33. Second Shot ....................................................................................................................................... 52
6.34. Manual Release ................................................................................................................................. 53
6.35. Release End Bell ................................................................................................................................ 53
6.36. Low Temperature ............................................................................................................................... 54
6.37. Silent Input .........................................................................................................................................54
6.38. Day/Night/Holiday setting ................................................................................................................... 54
6.39. Detector and module LED blinking enable/disable setting ................................................................. 55
6.40. Node network ..................................................................................................................................... 55
6.40.1. Grouping of nodes ....................................................................................................................... 55
6.40.1.1. Master group ......................................................................................................................... 55
6.40.1.2. Local groups .......................................................................................................................... 56
6.40.2. Disabling information from other FACPs ..................................................................................... 56
7. Stipulations of NFPA ................................................................................................................................ 57

7.1. Stipulations for Signal Line Circuit (SLC) ............................................................................................. 57
7.2. Stipulations for Initiating Device Circuit (IDC) ...................................................................................... 57
7.3. Stipulations for Notification Appliance Circuits (NAC) .......................................................................... 57
7.4. System styles ....................................................................................................................................... 58
7.4.1. Local ..............................................................................................................................................58
7.4.2. Auxiliary .........................................................................................................................................58
7.4.3. Proprietary - Protected Premises Unit and Receiving Unit ............................................................ 59
7.4.4. Remote Station - Protected Premises Unit and Receiving Unit ..................................................... 59
7.4.5. Central Station - Protected Premises Unit and Receiving Unit ...................................................... 60
8. Limitations for connections and circuits ................................................................................................ 61

8.1. Wet outputs of the MCU ....................................................................................................................... 61
8.1.1. Connection of notification appliances ............................................................................................ 61
8.1.2. Connection of releasing devices .................................................................................................... 62
8.2. Dry outputs of MCU .............................................................................................................................. 63
8.3. Signal line circuits (Integlex loops) on MCU and SCU ........................................................................ 64
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8.3.1. Wiring in the case of Style 4 .......................................................................................................... 64

8.4. MCU's dedicated signal line for remote annunciators .......................................................................... 67
8.5. Serial ports of MCU .............................................................................................................................. 68
8.6. Trouble input of MCU ........................................................................................................................... 68
8.7. Power outputs of PSM .......................................................................................................................... 69
8.8. Power outputs of EPSM ....................................................................................................................... 69
8.9. Outputs of CTM .................................................................................................................................... 70
8.9.1. Reverse polarity output .................................................................................................................. 70
8.9.2. Local energy output ....................................................................................................................... 70
8.10. Output of HTM .................................................................................................................................... 70
8.11. Outputs of OCU-W ............................................................................................................................. 71
8.11.1. Connection of notification appliances .......................................................................................... 71
8.11.2. Connection of releasing devices .................................................................................................. 72
8.11.3. Connection of audio devices ....................................................................................................... 72
8.12. Outputs of OCU-D .............................................................................................................................. 73
8.13. Network construction using NIU and SIU ........................................................................................... 73
8.13.1. Connection of NIUs and SIUs using copper/metal cable ............................................................. 73
8.13.2. Connection of FIMs using fiber optics ......................................................................................... 74
8.14. Device connection to addressable module for initiating device .......................................................... 76
8.14.1. Connection in Style B .................................................................................................................. 76
8.14.2. Connection in Style D .................................................................................................................. 77
8.15. Device connection to addressable module input type (normally-open contact) ................................. 78
8.16. Device connection to addressable module input type, normally-closed contact ................................ 79
8.17. Connection of manual station to addressable module for the manual station .................................... 80
8.18. Device connection to addressable module wet output type ............................................................... 81
8.18.1. Connection of notification appliances .......................................................................................... 81
8.18.2. Connection of releasing device ................................................................................................... 82
8.18.3. Connection of audio device ......................................................................................................... 83
8.19. Device connection to addressable module dry output type ................................................................ 84
8.20. Connection of short circuit isolator ..................................................................................................... 84
8.20.1. Connection of SCI in Style 4 ........................................................................................................ 85
8.21. Open-collector outputs of ZIU-O ........................................................................................................ 88
8.22. Optional buzzer unit for ZIU-O ........................................................................................................... 88
8.23. Connection of SIU and SMP .............................................................................................................. 89
9. Wiring ......................................................................................................................................................... 90
9.1. Stipulations of the National Electric Code (NEC) ................................................................................. 90
9.2. Recommended cable specifications ..................................................................................................... 91
9.2.1. Recommended specifications of cable for FACP network ............................................................. 91
9.2.1.1. Metal/copper cable .................................................................................................................. 91
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9.2.1.2. Optical fiber .............................................................................................................................91

9.2.2. Recommended specifications of cable for Integlex loops ............................................................ 91
10. Installation of addressable module and short circuit isolator ............................................................ 92
11. The AC Branch Circuit ............................................................................................................................94
12. Battery capacity calculation ................................................................................................................... 95
13. Appendix .................................................................................................................................................. 99
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1. Introduction
The Integlex fire alarm system is a flexible analog addressable fire alarm system that meets the following US
standards. In addition to spot type analog and conventional detectors, the Integlex fire alarm system can be
equipped with a dedicated type of Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus – VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP* on its
signal line circuit directly.
Additional functionality such as network function has been integrated into this system to make it suitable for
various types of applications.
*Note: The VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP is a product of Vision Fire & Security.
2. Standards to be complied
The Integlex fire alarm system complies with following standards.
NFPA (NFC) 12: CO2 Extinguishing Systems (High Pressure Only)
12A: Halon 1301 Extinguishing Systems
12B: Halon 1211 Extinguishing Systems
13: Sprinkler Systems
15: Water Spray Systems
16: Foam/Water Deluge and Foam/Water Spray Systems
17: Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems
17A: Wet Chemical Extinguishing Systems
72: National Fire Alarm Code
*Note: NFPA is the acronym for the National Fire Protection Association, and NFC is the
acronym for the National Fire Code, which is issued by NFPA.
UL 38: Manually Actuated Signaling Boxes

217: Smoke Detectors, Single and Multiple Station
228: Door Closers-Holders for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
268: Smoke Detectors for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
268A: Smoke Detectors for Duct Applications
346: Waterflow Indicators for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
464: Audible Signaling Appliances
521: Heat Detectors for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
864: Standard for Control Units for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
1481: Power Supplies for Fire Protective Signaling Systems
1638: Visual Signaling Appliances
1971: Visual Signaling Appliances
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3. Features
3.1. Ample display of information on LCD
Each fire alarm control panel and LCD type remote annunciator has a 30-letter 6 4-line large-size LCD. The LCD
displays, in addition to basic information such as address numbers and classifications of active devices, the total
number of active signals per signal type, identification of the first and the last fire alarm signals, and current
analog values (i.e. smoke density and temperature). (See Figure 2 in section 6.1.1. for display details.)
3.2. Network functionality

A Local Area Network (LAN) can be configured with multiple nodes (i.e. multiple Fire Alarm Control Panels
(FACPs) and System Monitoring Programs (SMPs)).
1) Maximum 64 nodes available on the network
A maximum of 64 nodes can be networked on a daisy-chained LAN system, allowing multiple FACPs and
SMPs to be flexibly located based on conditions of the particular application. (The LAN is called NohmiNET.)
2) Grouping
Network nodes can belong to a maximum of 64 groups. Event information and operation of system control
switches are commonly shared within the same group only (i.e. nodes within a group are “peer-to-peer”).
Therefore, each FACP and SMP is able to control only specific information.
3) Master group and local groups
Nodes belonging to group 0 are the masters for nodes of other groups on the network.
The master FACPs and SMPs are able to receive event information from all groups on the network, and the
operation of system control switches of master FACPs and SMPs applies to all nodes in all groups.
4) Fiber optic system for network
A fiber optic system is available for the network.
LAN (NohmiNET)
SIU
FACP
NIU installed
FACP
NIU installed SMP
*Note: NIU is the Network Interface Unit for constructing the network.
Figure 1: Network configured with multiple nodes
(See section 6.39. for further details.)
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3.3. Easy system expansion

With the optional printed circuit assembly “Sub Control Unit (SCU)”, up to 3 loops (1 loop consisting of 255
addresses) can be added for system expansion.
3.4. Versatile data settings

Each FACP contains built-in flash memory. Database download/upload can be carried out between the FACP
and a personal computer. The database includes various settings such as Notification Appliance Circuit (NAC)
codes, pre-signal, positive alarm sequence, alarm verification, interlocking, etc.
3.5. Integrated VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP

A dedicated type of Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus - VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP has been integrated
into the system. The VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP can be directly connected to the signal line (called Integlex
loop) as an analog detector. The VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP is able to detect smoke density as low as 0.005%/
m and is suitable for computer rooms and clean rooms. Also, the VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP is suitable for
applications where ordinary spot type detectors are not suitable (e.g. places where detectors should not be
visible). (See section 5.3. for further details.)
3.6. Multiple detection levels of detectors

Each type of spot analog detector has three threshold levels. Both alarm notification and interlocking with output
devices are available at each threshold level.
The VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP has four threshold levels for alarm notification and interlocking. (See section
6.2.1. for further details.)
3.7. Event log

Each FACP has a function to record and store all events that the FACP receives. A FACP is able to store up to
1000 events. The recorded events can be cleared by menu operation on the LCD. However, the event record is
backed-up so that the same 1000 events can be downloading from the FACP and displayed on a PC. (This is
known as the Shadow Event Log.)
3.8. Day/Night/Holiday monitoring level change-over

Detector sensitivity settings can be programmed per day of the week to change between day and nighttime
settings, or the settings can be kept at high sensitivity all day. (Setting the detectors to monitor with higher
sensitivities during the nighttime and all day leads to higher reliability.)
Also, a maximum of 20 days can be configured for holidays. The detectors’ sensitivities for these holidays can be
programmed to change between daytime and nighttime sensitivities, or to keep the sensitivities high all day.
3.9. Low temperature trouble function

Analog heat detectors initiate trouble signals when their monitored values are less than 4˚C.
This is displayed on the FACP as abnormal low temperature trouble. This function provides notification of the
possibility of freezing at that location.
*Note: The sensitivity for this function is fixed for 4˚C, and does not change.
3.10. Auto program

This function generates data by collecting IDs from devices which are actually connected to signal lines. The
system can be operated without downloading data during installation.
If the data has been downloaded into the FACP, implementing this function provides notification of differences
between data in the FACP and data collected from actually connected devices.
3.11. Dedicated control function for suppression system (Suppression Zone)

The Integlex fire alarm system is able to dedicate a specific type of interlocking to activating suppression systems.
Having multiple active signals from input zone(s), Bell, Horn, Strobe, Power Shutdown, HVAC Shutdown, and
Suppression System Activation are controlled at pre-determined stages. (See section 6.22.4. for further details.)
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4. Sysytem Configuration
4.1. System configuration diagram
Two programmable 24VDC outputs

(typical form A) 1.5A each Integlex loop 1
Three programmable contacts

(typical form C)
Power
Analog photo. Analog fixed Analog comb. input
smoke detector temp. heat heat detector Short circuit
detector isolator
Relay module for AMMS*
analog detector AMWO* AMDO* AMI* AMI-b*
VESDA LaserCOMPACT
24VDC
Various device Various device Various device Various device

Dry typical
Serial 1 form A contact Manual station
Serial 2 or Addressable
manual station
Trouble input Printer BMS
24VDC
MCU Conventional
RA- Bus (RS-485) heat detector
Conventional Conventional Conventional Conventional
AMID* photoelectric ionization
Fire Alarm Control Panel heat & smoke air-duct use
smoke detector smoke detector detector smoke detector
Relay module for

conventional detector
RS-485 serial signal output HTM
LCD-RA ZIU ZOCU ZIU-O
Dry contact
24VDC (typical form C)
SCU
Fire dept. or master box CTM
Optionally extended Integlex loop
4
Eight programmable dry
contacts (typical form C)
30VDC/2.0A each
FIM FIM
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Eight programmable outputs
NohmiNET
(typical form A)
24VDC/2.0A, 25VAC/50W,
NIU
70VAC/50W each
OCU-W
SIU AC
120/240VAC, 50/60Hz
PSM
Two 24VDC outputs
1.5A each
FACP
RS-232C (M size)
EPSM FACP
Four 24VDC outputs
1.5A each FACP (L size)
(XL size)
SMP
12V Battery 12V Battery
*Note: Acronyms of addressable modules

AMMS: Addressable Module for Manual Station
Auxiliary power 12V Battery 12V Battery AMWO: Addressable Module Wet Output type
supply unit with AMDO: Addressable Module Dry Output type
charging circuit AMI: Addressable Module Input type (normally-open contact)
Enclosure for large capacity battery AMI-b: Addressable Module Input type normally-closed contact
AMID: Addressable Module for Initiating Device
4.2. Product line
4.2.1. Fire alarm control panel (the following are components of the FACP)
•Main Control Unit (MCU)
•Power Supply Module (PSM)
•Extended Power Supply Module (EPSM): option
•Sub Control Unit (SCU): option
•Network Interface Unit (NIU): option
•Fiber-optic Interface Module (FIM): option
•City Tie Module (CTM): option
•Host Tie Module (HTM): option
•Output Control Unit Wet Type (OCU-W): option
•Output Control Unit Dry Type (OCU-D): option
•Enclosure
4.2.2. Analog detectors
•Photoelectric smoke detector
•Fixed temperature heat detector
•Combination type heat detector (i.e. fixed heat and rate-of-rise)
4.2.3. Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus
•VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP
4.2.4. Conventional detectors
•Photoelectric smoke detector
•Ionization smoke detector
•Heat/Smoke detector
•Fixed temperature heat detector
•Combination type heat detector (i.e. fixed heat and rate-or-rise)
4.2.5. Manual stations
•Addressable manual station (i.e. Addressable module w/conventional manual station)
•Conventional manual station
4.2.6. Addressable modules
•Addressable module for initiating device
•Addressable module input type (normally-open contact)
•Addressable module input type, normally-closed contact
•Addressable module wet output type
•Addressable module dry output type
•Addressable module for manual station
4.2.7. Short circuit isolator
4.2.8. Remote annunciators
•LCD type remote annunciator
•LED type remote annunciator (i.e. Zone Indication Unit – ZIU)
•Open-collector type remote annunciator (i.e. Zone Indication Unit Open-collector output type - ZIU-O)
•Zone Output Control Unit (ZOCU)
•Optional buzzer unit for ZIU-O (OPT-BS)
4.2.9. Dry contact relay modules
•Dry contact relay module for analog detector
•Dry contact relay module for conventional detector
4.2.10. Enclosure for large capacity battery
4.2.11. End-of-line device and End-of-line resistor
4.2.12. Alarm bell
4.2.13. Software Program for CRT system (System Monitoring Program)
4.2.14. Interface for CRT system (System Interface Unit)
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5. Specifications
5.1. Fire alarm control panel
Item Details
7MCU printed circuit assembly: part no. PCA-2700X MCU
7PSM printed circuit assembly: part no. PCA-2701X PSM
7EPSM printed circuit assembly: part no. PCA-2714X EPSM
7SCU printed circuit assembly (option): part no. PCA-2704X SCU
7NIU printed circuit assembly (option): part no. PCA-2706X NIU
7FIM printed circuit assembly (option): part no. PCA-2707X FIM
7CTM printed circuit assembly (option): part no. PCA-2703X CTM
Part number
7HTM printed circuit assembly: part no. PCA-2705X HTM
7OCU-W printed circuit assembly: part no. PCA-2712X OCU-W
7OCU-D printed circuit assembly: part no. PCA-2713X OCU-D
7Enclosure Small size: part no. ECL-4942NY/R
7Enclosure Medium size: part no. ECL-8967 NY/R
7Enclosure Large size: part no. ECL-4968 NY/R
7Enclosure Extra Large size: part no. ECL-4969 NY/R
7255 addresses consisting of 1 loop (standard)
No. of addresses 7510 addresses consisting of 2 loops (with optional 1 PCA SCU)
and loops 7765 addresses consisting of 3 loops (with optional 2 PCA SCUs)
71020 addresses consisting of 4 loops (with optional 3 PCA SCUs)
7R-22 protocol expanded type
System signal
7Less than 25m, 0.4nF
transmission
7NFPA Style 4, 6, and 7 complied
7240 6 64 dot graphic LCD (30 letters 6 4 lines)
7LEDs (AC POWER, STANDBY POWER, ALARM, PRE-ALARM,
Display & operation SUPERVISORY, TROUBLE, SILENCED)
7Switches (ACKNOWLEDGE, SILENCE, DRILL, SYSTEM RESET,
10-key, Up-Down-Left-Right arrow keys)
Audible device Buzzer (installed in MCU)
7Serial port: RS232C 6 2
7Serial port for remote annunciator: RS485 6 1
7Dry output (programmable for various purposes) 6 3, 2A at 30VDC, 0.5A
at 125VAC
7Wet output (programmable for various purposes) 6 2, 24VDC 1.5A
Outputs and ports of *Note: The total of MCU's 2 wet outputs and PSM’ 2 wet outputs shall
MCU adhere to the following limitations.
•S size FACP enclosure: The total shall be 4.0A maximum.
•M size FACP enclosure: The total shall be 3.5A maximum.
•L size FACP enclosure: The total shall be 3.0A maximum.
•XL size FACP enclosure: The total shall be 2.0A maximum.
CTM output Reverse Polarity output and Local Energy output with optional CTM
HTM output RS-485 serial signal
AC power input 120/240VAC auto-change: 85V to 132VAC, or 170V to 264VAC, 50/60Hz
Lead sealed battery 7 to 38AH
•S size FACP enclosure: Up to 12AH batteries can be housed.
•M size FACP enclosure: Up to 17AH batteries can be housed.
Standby power •L size FACP enclosure: Up to 17AH batteries can be housed.
•XL size FACP enclosure: Up to 17AH batteries can be housed.
Enclosure for large capacity battery is required when larger batteries are
needed.
Enclosure color Yellow/beige and red
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Item Details
24VDC 1.5A 6 2
*Note: The total of MCU's 2 wet outputs and PSM' 2 wet outputs shall
adhere to the following limitations.
Wet outputs of PSM •S size FACP enclosure: The total shall be 4.0A maximum.
for various purposes
•XL size FACP enclosure: The total shall be 2.0A maximum
Wet outputs of
EPSM for various 24VDC 1.5A max. 6 4 (*Note: 5A max. for total of 4 outputs)
purposes
7Dry output (programmable for various purposes) 6 8 per OCU-D, 2A at
30VDC, 0.5A at 125VAC
7Wet output (programmable for various purposes) 68 outputs per OCU-W,
Outputs of OCU for 2A at 24VDC, 50W at 25VAC, 50W at 70VAC
various purposes
*Note: The total of outputs 1 through 4 shall be 4.0A at 24VDC, 100W at
25VAC, and 100W at 70VAC. The total of outputs 5 through 8 shall
also be 4.0A at 24VDC, 100W at 25VAC, and 100W at 70VAC.
Ambient humidity 7Temperature: 0 to 49 degrees C (i.e. 32 to 120 degrees F)
and temperature 7Humidity: Less than 93% (non-condensing)
Printer Keltron's VS4095/5 can be connected to either of two RS232C serial ports.
7Up to 30 units can be connected to the RS485 port for remote
annunciator
Remote annunciator 7Connection style: NFPA Style 4 complied
connection
7Connectable unit: LCD type remote annunciator, LED type annunciator,
open-collector type annunciator, and zone output control unit
7Constructed with optional printed circuit assembly NIU
7Fiber optic system available w/optional printed circuit assembly FIM
7Connection system: Daisy chain system
Network
7Max. 64 nodes
7Connection style: NFPA Style 4 (copper cable) and Style 7 (copper cable
or optical fiber) complied
Configuration data 7Dedicated software application used on Windows95/98/Me/NT/2000
creation 7Upload/download from/to the flash memory in MCU
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5.2. Analog detectors

Photoelectric smoke detector Fixed temp. type & Comb. type heat detectors
Item Specification Item Specification
FDL25U (Fixed temp. type)
Model number FDK38U Model number FDPL25U (Combination type )
UL approved UL approved 135 to 174˚ F(57 to 78˚ )

0.71%/ft to 4.00% obs/ft 20˚ F/min(11.1˚ C/min) for
sensitivity range sensitivity range
rate-of-rise of FDPL25U
Operable voltage Operable voltage
range 7.8 to 30.7V 7.8 to 30.7V
range
Monitoring current 250nA (signal line) Monitoring current 250nA (signal line)
Signal line 2 wires (S+ and S-) Signal line 2 wires (S+ and S-)
7Current consumption: 7Current consumption:
LED operation 1.6mA max. LED operation 1.6mA max.
7Normal: Flashing 7Normal: Flashing
7Alarm: Continuous-ON 7Alarm: Continuous-ON
Less than 1 second for FDL25U,
Start-up time Less than 1 second Start-up time less than 30 seconds for
FDPL25U
Output value monitoring Output value monitoring
Monitoring system system Monitoring system system
Drift compensation Available Drift compensation Nil
Ambient humidity 70 to 49˚ C (i.e.32 to 120˚ F) Ambient humidity 70 to 38˚ C (32 to 100˚ F)
and temperature 70 to 93% (non-condensing) and temperature 70 to 93% (non-condensing)
Color Light gray Color Light gray
Weight 92g (without base) Weight 85g (without base)
Compatible base FZB01U-N and FZB02U-N Compatible base FZB01U-N and FZB02U-N
Installable in North American Installable in North American 4"
Installation 4" square box
Installation square box
5.3. VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP

Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus
Item Specification
Model number VLC-805
Monitoring/Detection system Sampled-air monitoring system
Operable voltage range 18 to 30VDC
Signal line 2 wires (S+ and S-)
Maximum monitoring area 500m2
Current for monitoring 150mA
Current for alarm operation 170mA
0.0015 to 6% obs/ft (0.005 to 20.00% obs/m)
Sensitivity range (UL approved range: Up to 4% obs/ft)
7OK (red): Flashes when normal
7Fire (red): Turns-ON when alarm
LED operation 7Fault (yellow): Turns-ON when trouble
7Filter (yellow): Turns-ON when filter trouble
7Flow (yellow): Turns-ON when air flow trouble
Ambient humidity and 7-10 to 39˚ C (14 to 103˚ F)
temperature 710 to 95% (non-condensing)
Size of detector 225 6 225 6 85 (mm)
Weight of detector 1.9Kg
Installation With a dedicated bracket/fixture
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5.4. Conventional detectors

Ionization smoke detector Photoelectric smoke & Heat/Smoke detectors
Model number FDS01U FDK01U (smoke)
Model number FDKL01U (smoke/heat)
Rated voltage 12 to 33.5V Rated voltage 12 to 33.5V
Operable voltage 10.2 to 36.8V Operable voltage 10.2 to 36.8V
Initiating device line 2 wires Initiating device line 2 wires
Monitoring current 45nA Monitoring current 55nA
Operation current Max. 100mA Operation current Max. 100mA
Residual voltage 5.5V (normal) Residual voltage 5.5V
Start-up time Less than 20 seconds Start-up time Less than 20 seconds
LED operation 7Normal: Flashing LED operation 7Normal: Flashing
7Alarm: Turns-ON 7Alarm: Turns-ON
Ambient humidity & 70 to 38˚ C (32 to 100˚ F) Ambient humidity & 70 to 38˚ C (32 to 100˚ F)
temperature 70 to 93% (non-condensing) temperature 70 to 93% (non-condensing)
Color Light gray Color Light gray
Smoke 80g (without base)
Weight 100g (without base) Weight
Smoke/heat 90g (without base)
Compatible base FZB01U, FZB01U-TX, Compatible base FZB01U, FZB01U-TX
FZB01U-SX, FZB01U-4SX FZB01U-SX, FZB01U-4SX
5.5. Addressable modules

Addressable module for initiating device Addressable module for manual station
Model number FRR01U-F Model number FRR01U-M
Signal line 2 wires (S+ and S-) Signal line 2 wires (S+ and S-)
Secondary line 2 wires (C and A) for 1 line
Power line 2 wires (M+ and M-, 24VDC) (i.e. IDC line) NFPA Style B
2 wires (C (RC) and L (RL))
Secondary line
(RC and RL are for the return Current consumption 7M o n i t o r i n g : L e s s t h a n 2 9 0 nA
(i.e. IDC line)
line in loop wiring)
7O p e r a t i n g : L e s s t h a n 2 9 0 nA
7M o n i t o r i n g : L e s s t h a n 2 5 0 nA
(signal line)
Current 7O p e r a t i n g : L e s s t h a n 2 5 0 nA
(signal line) Address setting Set by dedicated unit
consumption
7M o n i t o r i n g : 2 . 8 1 m A ( S t y l e D )
4.88mA (Style B)
7Operating: 50mA (detector power)
Compatible
Address setting Set by dedicated unit Dedicated manual station
manual station
Loop wiring in Wiring supervision
Available (Style D) With 56Km end-of-line resistor
secondary line in secondary line
7Normal:Green flashes and red is
FDK01U, FDKL01U, FDS01U, off.
Compatible detector LED operation
and contact type detectors 7Alarm:Red flashes and green is
off.
Wiring supervision With 10Km end-of-line resistor Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (i.e. 1.5m2)
in secondary line in Style B
Connectable no. of Ambient temp. & 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
Max. 20 units (55nA 6 20 units) humidity 0 to 93% (non-condensing)
smoke detector
7Normal:Green flashes, and red Installation
Installable in North American
is off. single gang box
LED operation
7Alarm:Red flashes, and green is
off.
Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (i.e. 1.5m2)
Ambient humidity & 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
Installable in North American 4"
Installation
square box or double gang box
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Addressable module input type Addressable module input type

(normally-open contact) normally-closed contact
Model number FRR01U-DA Model number FRR01U-DB
Signal line 2 wires (S+ & S-) Signal line 2 wires (S+ & S-)
Secondary line 2 wires (C and A) for 1 line Secondary line

2 wires (C and A) for 1 line
(i.e. IDC line) NFPA Style B (i.e. IDC line)
7Monitoring: Less than 290nA 7Monitoring: Less than 290nA

Current consumption (signal line) Current consumption (signal line)
7Operating: Less than 290nA 7Operating: Less than 290nA
(signal line) (signal line)
Address setting Set by dedicated unit Address setting Set by dedicated unit
Contact monitoring 7Form A input contact monitoring
Wiring supervision Form B (normally-closed) input
Wiring supervision Available with 56Km end-of-line in secondary line contact monitoring
in secondary line resistor
7Monitoring: Green flashes, and red 7Monitoring: Green flashes, and red
turns off turns off
LED operation LED operation
7Operating: Red flashes, and green 7Operating: Red flashes, and green
turns off turns off
Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (1.5m2) Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (1.5m2)
Ambient humidity & 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F) Ambient temp. & 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
temperature 0 to 93% (non-condensing) humidity 0 to 93% (non-condensing)
Installable in North American Installable in North American
Installation Installation
single gang box single gang box
Addressable module wet output type Addressable module dry output type
Model number FRR01U-SL Model number FRR01U-SS
Signal line 2 wires (S+ & S-) Signal line 2 wires (S+ & S-)
71 Dry from C contact
2 wires (M+ & M-), consisting of NO, COM, & NC
Power line Output
24VDC, or 70VAC (audio power) 7Contact rating: 30VDC, 2A
125VAC, 0.5A
72 wires (C(RC) & D(RD)) for 1 7Monitoring: Less than 250nA
output (signal line)
7Output rating: 24VDC, 2A Current consumption
Output 7Operating: Less than 250nA
70VAC, 0.5A
(RC and RD are return in loop
(signal line)
wiring) Address setting Set by dedicated unit
7Monitoring: Less than 290nA
(signal line) Wiring supervision in
Current consumption Nil
7Operating: Less than 250nA secondary line
(signal line)
Address setting Set by dedicated unit 7Monitoring: Green flashes,
Available by reverse polarity system LED operation and red turns off
Wiring supervision 7Style Y: With 56Km end-of-line 7Operating: Red flashes, and
resistor or 56Km end-of line device green turns off
(open & short circuits) with diode
7Style Z: No end-of-line resistor Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (i.e. 1.5m2)
7Normal: Green flashes, and red Ambient humidity & 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
turns off. temperature 0 to 93% (non-condensing)
LED operation 7Active: Red flashes, and green
turns off. Installed in North American
Installation
single gang box
Ambient humidity & 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
Installed in North American 4"
Installation
square box and double gang box
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5.6. Short circuit isolator

Short circuit isolator (SCI)
Item Specification
Model number FQI01U
Signal line 2 wires (S+ & S-) (Input: 2 wires, Output: 2 wires)
Connection constraint 7Wiring resistance between SCI shall be less than 10m.
7Connection constraint depends on connection style.
Current consumption 7Monitoring: Less than 250nA (signal line)

7Operating: 1.85mA (signal line)
Internal resistance 100mm
LED operation 2 red LEDs (i.e. LED at the short circuit side turns on.)
Ambient humidity and 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
Installable in North American 4" square box and double
Installation gang box
5.7. Remote annunciators
LCD type remote annunciator (LCD-RA) LED type remote annunciator

Zone indication Unit (ZIU)
Model number FIR20U Model number FIR21U
Main line 2 wires (RS485+-) Main line 2 wires (RS485+-)
Power line 2 wires Power line 2 wires
Current Current
24VDC, 145mA (max.) 24VDC, 40mA
consumption consumption
240 6 64 dot graphic LCD 716 LEDs for zone indication
LCD LEDs
(30 letters 6 4 lines) 71 LED for POWER
POWER, ALARM, PRE-
LEDs ALARM, SUPERVISORY, Operation part Buzzer silence switch
TROUBLE, SILENCED
ACKNOWLEDGE switch
SILENCE switch
Operation part Audible device Buzzer
DRILL switch
SYSTEM RESET switch
Audible device Buzzer Enclosure color Yellow/beige and red
Enclosure color Yellow/beige and red Annunciator no. Rotary switches
setting
Annunciator no. setting Rotary switches Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (i.e. 1.5m2)
Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (i.e. 1.5m2) Ambient humidity 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
and temperature 0 to 85% (non-condensing)
Ambient humidity and 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
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Open-collector type zone indication unit (ZIU-O) Zone output control unit (ZOCU)
Part number PCA-2711X ZIU-O Model number FIR22U
Main line 2 wires (RS485+-) Main line 2 wires (RS485+-)
Power line 2 wires Power line 2 wires
Current 24VDC, 47mA Current consumption 24VDC, 32mA
consumption
78 LEDs for zone output
Open collector
35VDC, 100mA LEDs activation status indication
output ratings
71 LED for POWER
Number of open- 78 zone output activation switch
32 per unit Operation part
collector output 7Buzzer silence switch
71 LED for POWER
LE D s Audible device Buzzer
71 LED for signal transmission
Nil (optional buzzer unit
Audible device Enclosure color Yellow/beige and red
OPT-BS connectable)
Annunciator no. Annunciator no.
Rotary switches Rotary switches
setting setting
Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (i.e. 1.5m2) Applicable wire AWG24 to 14 (i.e. 1.5m2)
Ambient humidity 0 to 49˚ C(32 to 120˚ F) Ambient humidity 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
and temperature 0 to 85% (non-condensing) and temperrature 0 to 85% (non-condensing)
Optional buzzer unit (OPT-BS)

Item Specification
Part number PCA-2708X OPT-BS
Current consumpion 1.6mA
Operation part Buzzer silence switch
Audible device Buzzer
Connection to ZIU-O Dedicated cable
Ambient humidity 0 to 49˚ C (32 to 120˚ F)
and temperature 0 to 85% (non-condensing)
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5.8. Manual stations

Pull-down type manual stations, conventional use and addressable use
Item Specification
Conventional use manual station, FMM01U series
7FMM01U-BK2:
Single action, lead wire connection, Single Pole Single Throw
7FMM01U-SK2:
Single action, terminal strip connection, SPST
7FMM01U-BK1:
Dual action, lead wire connection, SPST
7FMM01U-SK1:
Dual action, terminal strip connection, SPST
Model number 7FMM01U-AXK2:
Single action, terminal strip connection, DPST
7FMM01U-AXK1:
Dual action, terminal station FMR series
Addressable use manual station FMR01U series
7FMR01U-BK2:(FMM01U-BK2 with a bracket and an EOL
resistor) Single action, lead wire connection, SPST
7FMR01U-BK1:(FMM-1U-BK1 with a bracket and an EOL
resistor) Dual action, lead wire connection, SPST
Main line (i.e. IDC line) 2 wires
Secondary line 2 wires: FMM01U-AXK1 and AXK2 only
(i.e. for auxiliary output)
Switch rating 30VDC at 1A, 125VAC at 1A
Color 7Plate: red
7Pull handle: red letters on white base
Conduit fitting size 3/4 inch (14NPT)
Applicable wire Up to AWG14
Ambient humidity & -55 to 150˚ C
temperature 90% at 100˚ F (38˚ C)
Installation Installable in North American single gang box
5.9. Dry contact relay modules for detectors
Relay modules for conventional detectors Relay module for analog detector
*Note:The following relay modules are typically Item Specification
combined with detector bases when shipped.
Model number FRL02U
Item Specification
Contact style Dry form C contact
FRL01U
Model number FRL01U-4 30VDC, 2A
Contact rating
125VAC, 0.5A
7FRL01U: Dry form C contact
Contact style 7FRL01U-4:Dry form C contact Applicable base FZB01U-N
and form A contact Applicable detector FDK38U, FDL25U,
7FRL01U :30VDC, 1A FDPL25U
125VAC, 0.5A Installation Mounted into detector base
Contact rating
7FRL01U-4:30VDC, 2A
125VAC, 1A
FZB01U-SX (FRL01U combined)
Applicable base FZB01U-4SX (FRL01U-4
combined)
Applicable detector FDK01U, FDS01U,
FDKL01U
Installation Mounted into detector base
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5.10. Detector bases

Model no. Specification Applicable detector
FZB01U For conventional detector
For conventional detector, remote indication
FZB01U-TX connectable. Conventional detector
For conventional detector, 6" type, equipped with relay module FDS01U, FDK01U, FDKL01U
FZB01U-SX FRL01U
For conventional detector, 6" type, equipped with relay module
FZB01U-4SX FRL01U-4
For analog detector, 6" type, relay module FRL02U
FZB01U-N Analog detector
mountable
FDK38U, FDL25U, FDPL25U
FZB02U-N For analog detector, 4" type
5.11. Enclosures for large capacity battery
Part number Specification

ECL-4943NY Yellow/beige, 17 to 38AH batteries installable
ECL-4943R Red, 17 to 38AH batteries installable
5.12. End-of-line devices and End-of-line resistors

Model no. Specification Applicable device
Addressable module for initiating
FZE019-10 End-of-line resistor 10Km with insulation cover device and MCU's wet outputs
Addressable module wet output
FZE019-56 End-of-line resistor 56Km with insulation cover
type and input type.
FZE019-10D fEonr dc-oonf-nliencetidoenvoicfere1l0eK m with diode and insulation cover MCU's wet output
asing device.
m with diode and insulation cover Addressable module wet output
FZE019-56D fEonr dc-oonf-nliencetidoenvoicfere5l6eK
asing device. type
5.13. Alarm bell

Item Specification
Model number FBM01U-D
Rated voltage 24VDC
Rated current 12.1mA+10% max.
Starting voltage 17.0V max.
UL rating sound output 87dB
Voltage range 16 to 33.0VDC
50Mm min. (500V MM) between terminal and
Isolation resistance
gong
Gong color & material Red painted aluminum
Gong diameter 6 inches (150 mm)
Operation mechanism Motor driven
Ambient temperature 32 to 120˚ (0 to 49˚ C)
Construction With polarity, connected to the motor
Applicable wire AWG18 to 12
North American 4" square box and 2" gangable
or non-gangable switch box for indoor use
Installation
Dedicated weather proof back box for outdoor
use
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5.14. Software program for CRT system

System Monitoring Program (SMP)
Item Specification
Model number CNI016N
Resolution 1,024 6 768 dot
Maximum no. of configurable addresses per SMP 83,727 addresses
Maximum no. of configurable screens per SMP 241 screens
Maximum no. of symbols that can be registered per SMP 103 symbols
Maximum no. of configurable symbols per screen 640 symbols
Event log capacity 5,000 events
Maximum number of nodes per network 64 nodes
Required specifications for personal computer of SMP

Item Specification
7Processor class: Intel Pentium II/III 200MHz or above
7HDD space: More than 2GB (including OS)
7Memory: More than 128MB
PC hardware 7Media format: CD-ROM
7Audio device: Sound card
7Ports: COM port and parallel port
7Audio output: Speaker
Operating system Microsoft Windows 2000 or NT English version
Video display XGA: 1024 6 768, high color (16 bit)
5.15. Interface for CRT system

System Interface Unit (SIU)
Item Specification
Model number CSC004
Rated AC input voltage 120V/240VAC
Max. electric power consumption 25VA (120VAC)/32VA (240VAC)
Network wiring style NFPA styles 4 and 7
Max. number of units per network 64
Max. network length between two Copper/metal cable: 600 m
nodes Optical fiber: 2000m (50/125), 1700m (62.5/125)
Wiring characteristic impedance 100m
Maximum wiring DC resistance 72m
Maximum wiring capacitance 80 nF
Operating temperature range 32 to 120˚ F (0 to 49˚ C)
Operating humidity range 0 to 85% ± 5% (non-condensing)
Body color Beige/yellow
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6. Functionality
6.1. System administration numbers
The Integlex fire alarm system has the following system administration numbers.
6.1.1. Node numbers
A maximum of 64 nodes (i.e. FACPs and SMPs) can be networked. Node numbers are the numbers by which
each node on the network can be identified. Therefore, each node must be assigned a unique node number
from 1 to 64.
Node numbers are displayed on the FACP, LCD-RA, and SMP as [N00] (e.g. [N21] means node number 21.)
(Refer to Figure 2 below.)
When there is only 1 FACP (i.e. no network), the node number of the FACP is 1 (i.e. it is displayed as [N01]).
Analog Smk Detector A:030 1st

Alarm On 12.0%/m
Building A Room Number 505
09:00AM 04/28/00(N21-2068)Z090
Figure 2: Example of display on LCDs of FACP and LCD-RA

6.1.2. Group numbers
The nodes on a network belong to maximum 64 groups. The available group numbers are 0 to 99. Any desired
64 numbers within that range can be used. The group numbers to be used may not be consecutive, so that
undesired numbers can be skipped (e.g. group numbers to be used: 0, 1, 4, 6, 7, 11, 14, 20, 33, 34, 47, 58, 66).
The group numbers are not displayed on the LCDs of FACP and LCD-RA.
Refer to section 6.40.1. for further details on group functionality.
6.1.3. Loop numbers (Integlex loop numbers)

Each FACP is able to have up to 4 loops. Each loop consists of 255 addresses. Therefore, a maximum of 1,020
addresses are available per FACP.
6.1.4. Address numbers

Address numbers are identification numbers that are assigned to addressable devices. Each addressable de-
vice must be assigned a unique address number between 1 and 255, for each loop.
The address numbers and loop numbers are displayed as combined numbers on FACP, LCD-RA, and SMP.
For example, the address number 68 of loop no. 2 is displayed as [2068]. (Refer to Figure 2 above.)
6.1.5. Conventional zone numbers (Z000 to Z500)

Conventional zones are areas that consist of addressable devices connected to loops of a FACP. The zones are
also used for interlocking between addressable input and output devices. (See section 6.23. for further details.)
The maximum number of conventional zones a FACP may have is 501 (i.e. Z000 to Z500), regardless of the
number of loops and addresses the FACP has.
The zone numbers are displayed as [Z000] (e.g. [Z090] is zone number 90). (Refer to Figure 2 above.)
6.1.6. Inter-Panel zone numbers (Z600 to Z699: IP00 to IP99)

Inter-Panel (IP) zones are areas that consist of addressable devices connected to multiple FACPs on the net-
work. The IP zones are also used for interlocking between addressable devices connected to multiple FACPs.
(See section 6.23.5. for further details.)
A maximum of 100 IP zones can be configured per system (i.e. IP00 to IP99), regardless of the number of
FACPs on the network.
The IP zones are displayed as [IP00] (i.e. IP00 to IP99) or [Z000] (i.e. Z600 to Z699) on the system.
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Node Group Loop Address Conventional zone IP zone

1 loop(standard) Max. 255
Max. 64 Max. 64 2 loops (option) Max. 510 Maximum 100
Max. 501 per FACP
per network per network 3 loops (option) Max. 765 per network
4 loops (option) Max. 1020
Table 1: Limitation of system administration numbers in a system
6.2. Types of input signals

Input signals in this system are classified in Alarm, Supervisory, Trouble, and Other. Therefore, one of these
types of signals shall be assigned for respective addressable input/initiating devices.
6.2.1. Alarm signals

Alarm signals consist of pre-alarm signals and alarm signals. Pre-alarm signals and alarm signals are listed in
Table 2 below.
Addressable input device Signal Level/threshold

Alert Pre-alarm level 1
Analog detector Action Pre-alarm level 2
Alarm(*) Fire alarm
Alert Pre-alarm level 1
Action Pre-alarm level 2
VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP
AlarmF1(*) Fire alarm level 1
AlarmF2(*) Fire alarm level 2
Addressable manual station Active Fire alarm
Input type addressable module Active(*) Fire alarm
Table 2: Types of alarm signals
*Note: 1) When the Alarm of an analog smoke detector, the AlarmF1 and the AlarmF2 of VESDA
LaserCOMPACT LP are configured as Supervisory signals (see section 6.2.2. below), these signals
are operated as Supervisory signals, not as Alarm signals.
2) The Active signal of an input type addressable module is operated as an Alarm signal only when
“Alarm” classification type is configured for the module. (See Table 3 of section 6.18. for details.)
6.2.2. Supervisory signals

Supervisory signals are intended for notifying off-normal conditions and system restoration to normal. Supervi-
sory signals are typically used for the valve supervisory switch, water level indicator, and low-air pressure switch
on a dry-pipe sprinkler system. In addition, the alarm signal of smoke detector can also be programmed for the
supervisory signal according to the project site condition.
6.2.3. Trouble signals

Trouble signals are intended for notifying of trouble occurrence. Trouble consists of device trouble and system
trouble.
*Note: When pre-alarms of an analog smoke detector are configured as “Operated as Trouble”, the pre-alarms
are operated as both pre-alarm signals and trouble signals.
6.2.4. Other signals

Other signals are basically intended for system input signals such as Drill, Silence, System Reset, and Silent
Input. This type of signals can be assigned only for the input type addressable modules. (See section 6.17. of
Table 3.)
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6.3. Threshold setting ranges of analog detectors and VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP

As described in the Table 2 above, three threshold settings are available for each type of analog detector, and
four threshold settings are available for the VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP.
The thresholds can be configured in pre-determined ranges.
According to the following order of thresholds, a threshold value shall be configured higher than lower threshold
values.
Alert < Action < Alarm/AlarmF1 < AlarmF2
6.4. System control switches on a fire alarm control panel

The fire alarm control panel is equipped with the following four system control switches on the MCU. (See
Figure 3.)
6.4.1. ACKNOWLEDGE
This is to acknowledge the event that is displayed on the LCD, and thereby to silence the audible device of the
FACP being activated by the event. If the event has already been acknowledged by this switch, re-pressing this
switch scrolls the LCD displays.
6.4.2. SILENCE
This is to deactivate notification appliances.
6.4.3. DRILL
This is to activate all pre-programmed notification appliances together.
6.4.4. SYSTEM RESET

This is to reset the system.
6.5. Status LEDs of FACP

The fire alarm control panel is equipped with the following status LEDs on the MCU. (See Figure 3 below.)
6.5.1. AC POWER lamp (green)

This LED turns on while AC power is supplied. It turns off while the system is operated by standby power (i.e. a
battery).
6.5.2. STANDBY POWER lamp (green)

This LED turns on while the system is operated by standby power. It turns off while the system is operated by AC
power.
6.5.3. ALARM lamp (red)

This LED starts blinking upon receiving the Alarm signal, AlarmF1 signal, AlarmF2 signal, or Active signal
described in the section 6.2.1. Pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE switch causes the LED display to change from
blinking to continuous-On.
6.5.4. PRE-ALARM lamp (red)

This LED starts blinking upon receiving the pre-alarm signals (i.e. Alert and Action) described in the section
6.2.1. Pressing the ACKNOWLEDGE switch causes the LED display to change from blinking to continuous-On.
6.5.5. SUPERVISORY lamp (yellow)

This LED starts blinking upon receiving a supervisory signal as described in section 6.2.2. Pressing the AC-
KNOWLEDGE switch causes the LED display to change from blinking to continuous-On.
6.5.6. TROUBLE lamp (yellow)

This LED starts blinking upon receiving a trouble signal as described in section 6.2.3. Pressing the ACKNOWL-
EDGE switch causes the LED display to change from blinking to continuous-On.
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6.5.7. SILENCED lamp (yellow)

While the system is in the Silence OFF condition, pressing the SILENCE switch causes this LED to turn ON.
Figure 3: Front panel of fire alarm control panel
6.6. Output control switches of Output Control Unit

Each of Output Control Unit Wet Type (OCU-W) and Output Control Unit Dry Type (OCU-D) is equipped with 8
output control switches. Operating output control switches activate or deactivate the corresponding outputs of
the unit. When the switches are operated while the corresponding outputs are deactivated, the outputs start their
activation. Conversely, pressing the corresponding switches while the outputs are in an activated state causes
them to become deactivated. (See Figure 4 and Figure 5 below.)
However, the switch operation is not effective if any of following configuration have been made for the corresponding
output. (i.e. The output is not activated nor deactivated by operating the switch.)
1) If no configuration data has been programmed for the output.
2) If any of “Suppression” type classifications and “Status Zones” has been configured for the output. (See
sections 6.19. and 6.20.)
3) If the zone attribute for the top/1st zone of the output is any one of following: [Suppression], [120ppm], [60ppm],
and [Continuous]. (See section 6.22.)
4) If “device disable” has been programmed for the output in configuration data.
6.7. Status indication LEDs on Output Control Unit

The Output Control Unit is equipped with the following status LEDs. (See Figure 4 and Figure 5 below.)
6.7.1. Output status LEDs (red)

Each of Output Control Unit Wet Type (OCU-W) and Output Control Unit Dry Type (OCU-D) is equipped with 8
output status LEDs. The output status LEDs stay ON while the corresponding outputs are activated. The LEDs
stay OFF while the corresponding outputs are deactivated.
The LEDs flash while the activation of corresponding outputs is reserved. The reserve condition occurs in the
following cases;
1) An OCU output is activated by an input signal that has been configured to interlock with the output. Subse-
quently, the output is deactivated by operating the corresponding output control switch of the OCU. There-
fore, the output’s activation is reserved. (i.e. Operating the same output control switch re-activate the OCU
output.)
2) An OCU output with a notification appliance classification is activated by an input signal that has been config-
ured to interlock with the output. Subsequently, the output is deactivated by operating the SILENCE switch of
the FACP. Therefore, the activation of the output is reserved. (i.e. Operating the SILENCE switch of the FACP
re-activates the OCU output.)
3) An OCU output is activated. Subsequently, the output is deactivated by disabling the output in LCD Menu of
the FACP. Therefore, the activation of the output is reserved. (i.e. Removing the disable re-activates the OCU
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output.)
4) An input signal to activate an OCU-W output was initiated. However, a short circuit has been detected in the
wiring of the output. Therefore, the output is not activated and its activation is reserved. (i.e. Removing the
short circuit activates the OCU output.)
6.7.2. Trouble status LEDs (yellow): OCU-W only

OCU-W is equipped with 8 trouble status LEDs. The LEDs stay ON while the corresponding outputs are having
short or open circuits in their wiring.
Switch
Red LED
Yellow LED
Figure 4: Front panel of Output Control Unit, Wet Type (OCU-W)
Switch
Red LED
Figure 5: Front panel of Output Control Unit, Dry Type (OCU-D)
6.8. System control switches of LCD type remote annunciator

The LCD type remote annunciator is equipped with four system control switches on its front panel, such as
ACKNOWLEDGE, SILENCE, DRILL, and SYSTEM RESET. The functionality of these switches is the same as
that of the FACP’s system control switches which are connected to the LCD-RA. (See Figure 6 below.)
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6.9. Status LEDs of LCD type remote annunciator

The LCD type remote annunciator is equipped with six status LEDs, such as POWER, ALARM, PRE-ALARM,
SUPERVISORY, TROUBLE, and SILENCED. The POWER lamp (green) turns on while the 24VDC power is
supplied to the LCD-RA. The functionality of the other LEDs is the same as that of the FACP’s status LEDs. (See
Figure 6 below.)
POWER ALARM PRE-ALARM SUPERVISORY TROUBLE SILENCED
ACKNOWLEDGE SILENCE DRILL SYSTEM RESET
Figure 6: Front Panel of LCD type remote annunciator
6.10. Status LEDs of LED type remote annunciator - Zone Indication Unit
The Zone Indication Unit (ZIU) is equipped with the following status LEDs. (See Figure 7.)
6.10.1. Zone alarm status LEDs

The ZIU is equipped with 16 zone nameplates, and each nameplate has a red LED. When a configured zone
initiates a fire alarm signal, the corresponding LED of that zone nameplate turns on (i.e. stays ON continuously)
to provide notification of the zone alarm status. (See Figure 7 below.)
6.10.2. POWER LED

The ZIU is also equipped with a green LED for power supply status. The LED turns on (i.e. stays ON continu-
ously) while 24VDC is supplied for ZIU operation. (See Figure 7 below.)
6.11. Buzzer silence switch of LED type remote annunciator - Zone Indication Unit
The ZIU is equipped with a buzzer and a buzzer silence switch. The buzzer activates when any alarm signal is
received from the configured zones. The buzzer is deactivated by operating either the ACKNOWLEDGE switch
on the FACP or the LCD-RA and / or the buzzer silence switch on the ZIU. (See Figure 7 below.)
LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 4

Figure 7: Front Panel of Zone Indication Unit
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6.12. Control switches of Zone Output Control Unit

The Zone Output Control Unit (ZOCU) is equipped with the following control switches. (See the Figure 8 below.)
6.12.1. Zone output control switches

The ZOCU is equipped with 8 zone output control switches. Pressing a zone output control switch activates all
the addressable output devices in the corresponding zone while the zone output status LED alongside the
switch extinguishes. (See the section 6.14. for the LED.) Conversely, pressing the switch deactivates all the
addressable output devices in the corresponding zone while the LED alongside the switch stays ON.
Pre-signal, PAS, and output delay are not effective even if configured for the outputs. (i.e. Pressing zone control
switches activates corresponding outputs immediately.)
6.12.2. Buzzer silence switch

The ZOCU is equipped with a buzzer and a buzzer silence switch. The buzzer activates when any of 8 zone
output activation status LEDs activates. The buzzer is deactivated by operating either the ACKNOWLEDGE
switch on the FACP or the LCD-RA and / or the buzzer silence switch on the ZOCU.
6.13. Status LEDs of Zone Output Control Unit

6.13.1. Zone output status LEDs
The Zone Output Control Unit is equipped with 8 zone output status LEDs (red). The LEDs stay ON while any
addressable output devices in corresponding zones activate.
6.13.2. Power LED

The Zone Output Control Unit is equipped with a power LED. The LED stays ON while 24VDC power is supplied
to the unit for its operation.
Switch
Red LED
Figure 8: Front panel of Zone Output Control Unit (ZOCU)
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6.14. Status LEDs of Zone Indication Unit, Open-Collector type

The ZIU-O is equipped with the following status LEDs.
6.14.1. Signal transmission status LED

The ZIU-O is equipped with a signal transmission status “TXM” LED (green). The LED flashes while the unit
communicates with the FACP.
6.14.2. Power LED

The ZIU-O is equipped with a POWER LED (green). The LED stays ON while 24V is supplied to the unit.
Signal transmission
status LED
0
Power LED
0
0
0
0
Figure 9: Zone Indication Unit, Open-collector type
6.15. Buzzer silence switch of Optional Buzzer Unit for ZIU-O

The optional buzzer unit is equipped with a buzzer and a buzzer silence switch. The buzzer is silenced by
operating the buzzer silence switch. (See Figure 10 below.)
Buzzer silence switch

Buzzer
Figure 10: Optional Buzzer Unit
6.16. System control switches of System Monitoring Program

The System Monitoring Program is equipped with four system control switches, such as ACKNOWLEDGE,
SILENCE, DRILL, and SYSTEM RESET. The functionality of ACKNOWLEDGE, DRILL, and SYSTEM RESET
switches is the same as that of the fire alarm control panel. (See Figure 12 below.)
The functionality of the SILENCE switch is also the same as that of the fire alarm control panel, except in the
following cases.
1) When the “Annunciator Mode” is applied to the SMP, the operation of this switch is effective only to deactivate
the audible device of the PC on which the SMP is running.
2) If any FACP within a single group is in the “Silence Off” condition, pressing the SILENCE button on the SMP
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causes a “Silence On” command to be sent from the SMP to the FACPs. (See Figure 11 below.)
FACP FACP
No.1 No.2
Silence On Silence Off
SMP
Always sends
"Silence On" FACP FACP
in this case No.3 No.4
Silence On Silence Off
Same Group
Figure 11: “Silence On” command transmission from SMP in a rare case
6.17. Status indicators of System Monitoring Program

The SMP is equipped with four status indicators, such as ALARM, PRE-ALARM, SUPERVISORY, and TROUBLE.
The functionality of these indicators is the same as that of the FACP. (See Figure 12 below.)
Status Indicators
Figure 12: Operating screen of System Monitoring Program
6.18. Classifications configured for addressable devices

Table 3, below, lists the classifications and classification types that can be configured for each addressable
device.
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Classification type
SUPERVISORY
SUPPRESSION
Classification
Addressable device
PRE ALARM
(Displayed on FACP LCD)
TROUBLE
OTHER
ALARM
NAC
Analog photoelectric smoke detector Analog Smk Detector √
Analog photoelectric smoke detector (supervisory) Analog Smk Detector √
Analog fixed temperature heat detector F/T Heat Detector √
Analog combination type heat detector Comb. Heat Detector √
VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP LaserCOMPACT LP √
VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP (supervisory) LaserCOMPACT LP √
Addressable manual station (i.e addressable module √
Pull Station
with conventional manual station)
Photo Smk Detector √
Ion Smoke Detector √
Heat Detector √
Smoke/Heat Detector √
Addressable module for initiating device
Leak Detector √
Pull Station √
Monitor Module √
Supervisory √
Monitor Module √
(Trouble)
Waterflow Monitor √
Supervisory √
Tamper √
Abort Switch(*) √
Manual Release(*) √
Trouble Input √
Fault Input √
Leak Detector Fault √
Silence √
Addressable module input type (normally-open contact) Drill √
Addressable module input type, normally-closed contact (*) System Reset √
PAS Inhibit(*) √
Hazard Alert √
Second Shot(*) √
Sprinkler System (A) √
Sprinkler System (S) √
Silent Input(*) √
Monitor Module √
Alarm Input √
Action Input √
Alert Input √
Pull Station √
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Classification type
SUPERVISORY
SUPPRESSION
Classification
Addressable device
PRE ALARM
TROUBLE
OTHER
ALARM
NAC
Control Output √
Bell Circuit(*) √
Horn Circuit(*) √
Strobe Circuit(*) √
Audible Circuit √
Speaker Circuit √
Release End Bell(*) √
Addressable module wet output type
Release Circuit(*) √
Addressable module dry output type
Release Audible √
Telephone √
Relay √
Power Shutdown(*) √
HVAC Shutdown(*) √
FAN Shutdown(*) √
Release Form C √
Blank Classification 1(*) 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Addressable module input type (normally-open contact) Blank Classification 3(*) 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Addressable module input type, normally-closed contact(*) Blank Classification 4(*) 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Addressable module wet output type Blank Classification 5(*) 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Addressable module dry output type Blank Classification 6(*) 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Table 3: Classifications for configuring the addressable devices
*Note: (1) A checkmark (√) indicates the fixed classification type for a particular classification.
(2) Blank classifications 1 through 8 are commonly used for input type addressable modules, wet output
type addressable modules, dry output type addressable modules, MCU wet outputs, MCU dry outputs,
OCU-W wet outputs, and OCU-D dry outputs. (Refer to section 6.19. for MCU wet and dry outputs,
and section 6.20. for OCU-W wet outputs and OCU-D dry outputs.)
(3) Any one classification type may be selected for each blank classification.
(4) (A) indicates Alarm, and (S) indicates Supervisory for some classifications.
(5) Classifications with an asterisk (*) are described in later sections.
(6) The address number of the addressable module input type shall be one of 33 through 255 when the
classification “System Reset” is configred for the module.
(7) According to NFPA72 1999 edition, any “Alarm” type classifications (i.e. Waterflow Monitor, Manual
Release, Second Shot, Sprinkler System (A), Monitor Module, Alarm Input and Blank Classifications
with “Alarm” classification type) shall not be configured for the addressable module input type,
normally-closed contact.
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6.19. Programmable outputs of MCU

The MCU has 2 wet outputs and 3 dry contact outputs as standard. The outputs can be configured as the
following classifications and classification types shown in Table 4 below.
6.19.1. Wet outputs

[Output rating: 24VDC/1.5A per output*]
Outputs configured as NAC classification type are activated by pressing the DRILL switch, and are deactivated
by pressing the SILENCE switch.
*Note: The total of MCU’s 2 wet outputs and PSM’ 2 wet outputs shall adhere to the following limitations.
•XL size FACP enclosure: The total shall be 2.0A maximum.
6.19.2. Dry contact outputs

[Output rating: 30VDC/2A, or 125VAC/0.5A]
Contact outputs configured as NAC classification type are activated by pressing the DRILL switch, and are
deactivated by pressing the SILENCE switch.
Classification type
SUPERVISORY
SUPPRESSION
Classification
PRE ALARM
TROUBLE
OTHER
ALARM
NAC
Control Output √
Bell Circuit(*) √
Horn Circuit(*) √
Strobe Circuit(*) √
Audible Circuit √
Speaker Circuit √
Release End Bell(*) √
Release Circuit(*) √
Release Audible √
Telephone √
Relay √
Power Shutdown(*) √
HVAC Shutdown(*) √
FAN Shutdown(*) √
Release Form C √
Fire Alarm Status √
Trouble Status √
Supervisory Status √
Status zone
Disable Status √
System Reset Status √
Silence Status √
Drill Status √
Main Power Fault √
Standby Power Fault √
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Classification type
SUPERVISORY
SUPPRESSION
Classification
PRE ALARM
TROUBLE
OTHER
ALARM
NAC
Table 4: Output classifications
*Note: (1) A checkmark (√) indicates the fixed classification type for a particular classification.
(2) Blank classifications 1 to 8 are commonly used for input type addressable modules, wet output type
addressable modules, dry output type addressable modules, MCU wet outputs, MCU dry outputs,
OCU-W wet outputs, and OCU-D dry outputs.
(3) Any one classification type may be selected for each blank classification.
(4) Refer to section 6.19.3. for Status Zones.
(5) Classifications with an asterisk (*) are described in later sections.
6.19.3. Status zones

Status zones are used for transmitting various status signals.
Table 5, below, lists the statuses available for status zones in this system. Status zones can be configured only
for MCU’s wet and dry outputs, OCU-W wet outputs, OCU-D dry outputs, zone status LEDs of ZIU, and open-
collector outputs of ZIU-O.
*Note: Status zones cannot be configured for addressable modules and ZOCU.
Status zone number Status

Z701 Fire Alarm Status
Z702 Trouble Status
Z703 Supervisory Status
Z704 Disable Status
Z705 System Reset Status
Z706 Silence Status
Z707 Drill Status
Z708 Main Power Fault
Z709 Standby Power Fault
Table 5: Details of status zones
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6.20. Programmable outputs of OCU

The OCU-W has 8 wet outputs, and the OCU-D has 8 dry outputs as standard. Same as the MCU’s wet and dry
outputs, the OCU outputs can be configured the classifications in Tables 4 and 5 except for the Trouble Status of
Status Zone.
6.20.1. OCU-W wet outputs

[Output rating: 24VDC/2.0A, 25VAC/50W, and 70VAC/50W per output*]
Outputs configured as NAC classification type are activated by pressing the DRILL switch, and are deactivated
by pressing the SILENCE switch.
*Note: The total of outputs 1 through 4 shall be less than 24VDC/4.0A, 25VAC/100W, and 70VAC/100W. The
total of outputs 5 through 8 shall adhere to the same rating limitations.
6.20.2. OCU-D dry outputs

[Output rating: 30VDC/2.0A]
Contact outputs configured as NAC classification type are activated by pressing the DRILL switch, and are
deactivated by pressing the SILENCE switch.
6.21. Definition and settings of zones

6.21.1. Definition of a zone
A zone is an alarm area consisting of one or more addressable devices. However, status zones have different
functionality. See section 6.19.3 for status zones.
A zone is also used for interlocking. See section 6.23. for interlocking.
6.21.2. Settings of zones

6.21.2.1. Zone setting for analog detectors and VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP
Conventional zones and IP zones can be programmed for each threshold of the analog detectors and VLC.
Multiple zones are programmable for Alarm, AlarmF1 and AlarmF2.
Level/Threshold Configurable no. of zones

Alert 1 zone only
Action 1 zone only
Alarm (analog detector) Up to 7 zones
AlarmF1 (VLC) Up to 7 zones
AlarmF2 (VLC) Up to 7 zones
Table 6: Configurable number of zones for each level/threshold
6.21.2.2. Zone setting for addressable module for initiating device, input type, and addressable manual
station
A maximum of 7 conventional zones and/or IP zones are programmable for each of the addressable mod-
ule for initiating device, the input type addressable module, and the addressable module for manual station.
However, only 1 conventional zone is configured if any of following classifications is configured for an input
type addressable module.
PAS Inhibit, Second Shot, Silence, Drill, System Reset
6.21.2.3. Zone setting for addressable modules wet and dry output type
A maximum of 7 conventional zones and/or IP zones are programmable for the wet output type addressable
module and the dry output type addressable module.
6.21.2.4. Zone setting for programmable wet and dry outputs of MCU
A maximum of 7 zones are configurable for each MCU wet output and MCU dry output. However, only 1
zone is configured if any status zone is configured.
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6.21.2.5. Zone setting for wet outputs of OCU-W and dry outputs of OCU-D
A maximum of 7 zones are configurable for each of OCU-W wet output and OCU-D dry output. However,
only 1 zone is configurable if any status zone is configured.
*Note: The Trouble Status of Status Zone cannot be configured for any output of OCU-W and OCU-D.
6.21.2.6. Zone setting for ZIU

The ZIU is equipped with 16 LEDs for the indications of zone alarm activation. Only 1 zone is configurable
per the LED.
6.21.2.7. Zone setting for ZIU-O

The ZIU-O is equipped with 32 open-collector outputs for notifying the zone alarm activation. Only 1 zone is
configurable per output.
6.21.2.8. Zone setting for ZOCU

The ZOCU is equipped with 8 zone output activation switches. Only 1 conventional zone is configurable per
switch.
*Note: When multiple zones are configured for addressable modules, MCU outputs, and OCU outputs, the zone
configured in the 1st position is displayed on the LCD.
In the case of analog detectors and VLC, the zones configured in the 1st position of Alarm and AlarmF1
are displayed not only for Alarm and AlarmF1 events but also for other thresholds’ events.
•Example: If zone no. 268 is configured in the 1st position, no. 281 is in the 2nd, and no. 283 is in the 3rd
for the VLC’s AlarmF1, zone no. 268 is displayed on the LCD.
LaserCOMPACT LP A:003 Last

AlarmF1 On 10.0%/m
Building Mechanical Room
11:23PM 8/31/00(N15-1126)Z268
Figure 13: Zone display on LCD when multiple zones are configured
6.22. Zone attributes

One of the following zone attributes shall be configured per conventional zone. The default setting is “No Attribute”.
6.22.1. System NAC Code Type

All MCU wet and dry outputs with NAC type classifications belonging to the zones for which this attribute is
programmed activate according to the configured NAC code. (See section 6.25. for NAC codes.)
All outputs with NAC type classifications belonging to these zones CAN be deactivated/silenced by pressing the
SILENCE switches of FACP and LCD-RA.
*Note: Outputs of addressable modules are activated as “Continuously ON” regardless of the NAC code of the
attribute setting.
6.22.2. Continuous
All outputs belonging to the zones for which this attribute is programmed activate as “Continuously ON”.
All outputs with NAC type classifications belonging to these zones CANNOT be deactivated/silenced by press-
ing the SILENCE switches of FACP and LCD-RA.
6.22.3. 60 pulse
All outputs with NAC type classifications belonging to the zones for which this attribute is programmed activate
at “60 pulses per minute”. Outputs with any other type classifications belonging to these zones activate as
“Continuously ON”.
This attribute is used for suppression zone interlocking. (See section 6.15.4. for suppression zone interlocking.)
*Note: Outputs of addressable modules are activated as “Continuously ON” regardless of the 60 pulse attribute
setting.
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6.22.4. 120 pulse

All outputs with NAC classifications belonging to the zones for which this attribute is programmed activate at
“120 pulses per minute”. Outputs with any other type classifications belonging to these zones activate as “Con-
tinuously ON”.
*Note: Outputs of addressable modules are activated as “Continuously ON” regardless of the 120 pulse attribute
setting.
6.22.5. Suppression
This attribute is used only for establishing a suppression zone. See section 6.23.4. for details of suppression
zones.
6.22.6. No Attribute
All the outputs belonging to the zones for which this attribute is programmed activate as “Continuously ON”.
All outputs with NAC type classifications belonging to these zones CAN be deactivated/silenced by pressing the
SILENCE switches of FACP and LCD-RA.
When multiple zones have been configured for a threshold, module, or output, their operation shall be based on
following ranking of priorities.
Suppression > 120 pulse > 60 pulse > Continuous > System NAC Code Type > No Attribute
*Note: •The zone attribute of IP zones is fixed as “System NAC Code Type”.
•The zone attribute of Z000 is fixed as “System NAC Code Type”.
6.23. Interlocking
6.23.1. Interlocking by conventional zones
As mentioned in the above section, a conventional zone is an area consisting of one or more addressable
devices connected to a FACP. Up to 501 conventional zones (i.e. Z000 to Z500) are configurable per system/
FACP.
In a conventional zone, activation of any addressable input device interlocks/activates all addressable output
devices within the same zone.
In this case, the wet and dry outputs of the MCU are included as addressable output devices.
Interlocked
Active (Alarm)
OD
ID
ID: Addressable input device
ID OD: Addressable output device
Interlocked OD
OD
ID
ID
Interlocked
Same zone
Figure 14: Interlocking within the same conventional zone
As multiple zones can be configured for the Alarm level of analog detectors and the AlarmF1 level & the AlarmF2
level of the VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP, interlocking is available as shown in Figure 15 below.
*Note: The addressable module input type does not make any zone-interlocking when any of classifications
Silence, Drill, and System Reset is configured.
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Active (Alarm)
Interlocked
Interlocked
ID
OD
Interlocked
OD
ID ID
OD
ID
Zone 1 Zone 2
Figure 15: Interlocking between multiple conventional zones
Except the limitations of zone setting per addressable device in section 6.21.2., any number of addressable
devices can be configured in a zone. However, only 1 unit of addressable module for initiating device for which
alarm verification time has been configured can be configured per zone. (See section 6.24.)
6.23.2. Interlocking by cross zone

Cross zones are typically used for activating suppression systems. Activation of addressable input devices in
two different zones (i.e. input zones) causes addressable output devices in the output zone(s) to become acti-
vated.
Only conventional zones can be configured for the input zones. Conventional zones and IP zones can be
configured for the output zones.
•Example:
•Address no. 1035 Analog smoke detector [Alarm] level 9 Configured for zone 014
•Address no. 1078 Wet output type addressable module 9 Configured for zone 025
Zone 014 and zone 015 are configured as input zones in the cross zone set, and zone 025 is configured as an
output zone in the cross zone set. In this case, the receipt of active signals from zone 014 and 015 activates the
addressable device in zone 025 for the intended interlocking.
Active (Alarm)
Interlocked
Input zone Analog smoke
014 detector 1035
Wet output type

module 1078
Output zone 025

Analog smoke
Input zone
detector 1036
015
Active (Alarm)
Figure 16: Interlocking by cross zone
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*Note: (1) Addressable input devices in output zones are completely unaffected by any cross zone interlocking
that may occur.
(2) Alarm verification time shall not be configured for any addressable module for initiating device in
input zones. (See section 6.24.)
A maximum of 10 sets of cross zones are configurable per system/FACP. A maximum of 5 zones can be
programmed for output zones per set.
6.23.3. Interlocking by counting zone

Counting zones are also typically used for activating suppression systems. Activation of a pre-programmed
number of addressable input devices within an input zone causes addressable output devices in the output
zone(s) to become activated.
Only conventional zones can be configured for the input zone. Conventional zones and IP zones can be config-
ured for the output zones.
•Example:
•Address no. 1067 Wet output type addressable module 9 Configured for zone 034
Zone 021 is configured as an input zone of counting zone set, and zone 034 is configured as an output zone of
the counting zone set. The count number for input zone 021 is 2. With this configuration, the receipt of two active
signals from addressable input devices in zone 021 causes addressable output devices in zone 034 to become
activated.
Active (Alarm)
Interlocked
Analog smoke
detector 1028
Wet output type
Input zone
module 1067
021
Analog smoke Output zone 034

detector 1036
Active (Alarm)
Figure 17: Interlocking by counting zone
*Note: (1) Addressable input devices in output zones are completely unaffected by any counting zone interlocking
that may occur.
(2) Alarm verification time shall not be configured for any addressable module for initiating device in
input zones. (See section 6.24.)
A maximum of 10 sets of counting zones are configurable per system/FACP. Input zones can be configured with
count numbers ranging from 1 to 5. Up to 5 zones can be programmed for output zones per set.
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6.23.4. Interlocking by suppression zone

The suppression zone interlocking described below has become popular in the USA.
As suppression zones are intended for activating suppression systems, cross zones or counting zones are used
for the input zone(s). The output zone(s) for counting zone(s) or cross zone(s) is/are configured as suppression
zone(s). That is, the output zone(s) is configured with the zone attribute, “Suppression”, described in 6.22.5.
Below, Figure 18 shows the timing operation of suppression zone interlocking.
1st fire alarm in a zone
2nd fire alarm in the

same zone or a fire
alarm in another zone
60 pulse
Bell Circuit in
suppression zone
120 pulse Continuously ON
Horn Circuit in
suppression zone
Continuously ON
Strobe Circuit in
suppression zone
Power Shutdown in
suppression zone
HVAC Shutdown in
suppression zone
Timer expiry
Release Circuit and/or Timer start if delay time

blank classifications has been configured.
with suppression type
in suppression zone
Figure 18: Timing chart of suppression zone interlocking
1) The output device with “Bell Circuit” classification is activated at 60ppm upon receiving the 1st active signal in
the input zone.
• In the case of a counting zone, the output device with “Bell Circuit” classification belongs not only to the
output zone but also to the input zone. (See Figure 19 below.) In the meantime, the zone attribute of the
input zone shall be 60ppm.
Z001 (input zone)

Z006 (output zone)
Zone attribute [60ppm]
Zone attribute [Suppression]
ID
ID ID
Horn Circuit
Release Circuit
Bell Circuit Strobe Circuit
HVAC Shutdown
Power Shutdown
Figure 19: Interlocking by suppression zone using counting zone
In the case of a cross zone, the output device with “Bell Circuit” classification belongs not only to the output zone
but also to two input zones. (It belongs to three zones in total.) (See Figure 20 below.) In the meantime, the zone
attribute of the input zones shall be 60ppm.
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Z001 (input zone)

Zone attribute [60ppm] Z006 (output zone)
Zone attribute [Suppression]
ID ID
Horn Circuit
Release Circuit
Bell Circuit Power Shutdown
HVAC Shutdown
Strobe Circuit
ID
ID
Z002 (input zone)

Zone attribute [60ppm]
Figure 20: Interlocking by suppression zone using cross zone
2) The following steps (1) to (6) are implemented in a suppression zone (i.e. output zone) upon receiving the 2nd
active signal in the same zone in the case of a counting zone, or an active signal from another zone in the
case of a cross zone.
(1) The output with “Bell Circuit” classification is deactivated.
(2) The output with “Power Shutdown” classification is activated.
(3) The output with “HVAC (i.e. Heat, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) Shutdown” classification is activated.
(4) Outputs with “Release Circuit” classification and Blank Classifications with suppression type classifica-
tion are activated.
(5) The output with “Horn Circuit” classification is activated as “Continuously ON”.
(6) The output with “Strobe Circuit” classification is activated.
3) If delay times have been programmed for outputs with “Release Circuit” classification and for Blank Classifi-
cations with suppression type classification, those outputs are not activated, and therefore the delay timers
are started. Also, the above steps (5) and (6) are not implemented, and instead, the following operation is
performed.
(7) The output with “Horn Circuit” classification is activated at 120ppm.
While the delay timers are operating, the abort activation function (see section 6.32. for details) is
effective.
4) When the delay timers for outputs with Release Circuit” classification and Blank Classifications with suppres-
sion type classification have expired, the following operations are implemented.
(8) Outputs with “Release Circuit” classification and Blank Classifications with suppression type classifica-
tion are activated.
(9) Activation of the output with “Horn Circuit” classification is changed from 120ppm to “Continuously ON”.
(10) The output with “Strobe Circuit” classification is activated.
*Note: 1) Outputs with “Bell Circuit” and “Horn Circuit” classifications must be the MCU’s wet outputs, MCU’s
dry outputs, OCU-W’s wet outputs, or OCU-D’s dry outputs. Wet and dry output type addressable
modules are NOT operated as described above.
2) Any outputs other than the above mentioned classifications are activated as “Continuously ON”.
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6.23.5. Interlocking by IP zones

As mentioned in above sections, an IP zone is an Inter-Panel area for interlocking and is constructed between
multiple FACPs on a network. Regardless of the number of FACPs on the network, a maximum of 100 IP zones
(i.e. zone 600 to 699:IP00 to IP99) are available on the network.
The system of interlocking IP zones is basically the same as that of conventional zones. When an addressable
input device in an IP zone activates, regardless of the grouping on the network (see section 6.40.1. for details of
grouping), all addressable output devices in the IP zone activate. (See Figure 21 below.)
Active (Alarm)
FACP FACP
ID
No. 1 No. 2
Network Interlocked
FACP
OD
No.4
FACP ID: Addressable input device
No.3 OD: Addressable output device
Same IP zone
Figure 21: IP zone setting between FACPs on a network
*Note: The zone attribute of any IP zone is fixed to the “System NAC Code Type” described in section 6.22.1.
The interlocking of IP zones is, for example, used for activating notification appliances on floors above and
below the alarm floor when multiple FACPs have been installed in multiple floors. (See Figure 22 below.)
Interlocked
16th floor: Upper floor FACP

OD
No.7
Active (Alarm)
th
15 floor: Alarm floor FACP
ID
No. 6
Interlocked
FACP
14th floor: Lower floor OD
No.5
Same IP zone
Figure 22: Vertical IP zone setting
However, it is necessary to divide carefully the addressable input devices and addressable output devices when
IP zones are configured vertically as in Figure 22 above.
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Conv. zone A
16th floor FACP
OD ID
No.7
Conv. zone B
15th floor FACP

ID OD
No. 6
Conv. zone C
14th floor OD ID
IP zone A
Figure 23: Example of incorrect vertical IP zone configuration
If IP zones are configured as in Figure 23 above, the conventional zones are not effective, as IP zone A encom-
passes all of them. Therefore, when IP zones are configured vertically, addressable input devices and addres-
sable output devices shall be divided as shown in Figure 24.
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IP zone A
Conv. zone A
ID OD
17th floor
Conv. zone B
16th floor FACP

OD ID
No.7
Conv. zone C
15th floor FACP

ID OD
No. 6
Conv. zone D
14th floor OD ID
IP zone B
13th floor
Conv. zone E
ID OD
Conv. zone F
Figure 24: Example of correct vertical IP zone configuration
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Using the features of IP zones, it is also possible to configure IP zones horizontally just like conventional zones.
(See Figure 25 below.)
Conv. zone A
FACP
ID OD ID OD
No. 6
IP zone A
Conv. zone B
FACP
ID OD ID OD
No.5
Figure 25: Horizontal IP zone configuration
The addressable output devices in an IP zone can be reset by the SYSTEM RESET switch of an FACP to which
the devices are directly connected or the SYSTEM RESET switches of FACPs which have the same group
number as that of the FACP. (See section 6.40.1. for grouping.)
6.23.6. General zones Z000 and Z600/IP00

There are two special zones. One is conventional zone Z000, and the other is IP zone Z600 (i.e. IP00).
Conventional zone Z000 is the general zone for all other conventional zones. This means that activation of any
addressable input device in Z000 interlocks/activates all addressable output devices in all other conventional
zones. Vice-versa, activation of any addressable input device in any conventional zone interlocks/activates all
addressable output devices in Z000.
IP zone Z600 (i.e. IP00) is the general zone for all other IP zones. The functionality is the same as that of
conventional general zone Z000; activation of any addressable input device in Z600 (i.e. IP00) interlocks/acti-
vates all addressable output devices in all other IP zones, and activation of any addressable input device in any
IP zone interlocks/activates all addressable output devices in IP zone Z600 (i.e. IP00).
(See Figures 26 and 27 below.)
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Interlocked Interlocked
OD ID ID OD
Zone 001 Zone 002
OD ID
Interlocked Active (Alarm)

Zone 000
Figure 26: Interlocking by activation of addressable input device in Z000
Active (Alarm)
Interlocked
OD ID ID OD
Zone 001 Zone 002
OD ID
Interlocked
Zone 000
Figure 27: Interlocking by activation of addressable input device in a conventional zone with Z000
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6.24. Alarm verification

According to UL standards, the following alarm verification is applicable for two-wire smoke detectors connected
to an initiating device’s addressable module.
60 seconds (fixed)
Time
A B C D
Figure 28: Alarm verification according to UL standards
• Point A: Alarm verification starts upon receipt of an active signal from the addressable module for initiating
device (i.e. when conventional smoke detectors, connected to the addressable module, initiate
an active signal upon detecting smoke).
• Point B: The addressable module is reset after a fixed time passes. The conventional two-wire smoke
detectors are reset by turning off power to them (i.e. the conventional detectors resume monitoring).
• Point C: Alarm verification confirmation is started.
• Point A to C: A fire alarm signal is not initiated during this period. The time from A to C is the alarm verification
time (i.e. 30 seconds or 55 seconds) value that is configured in the FACP. The time from A to C is
called the Alarm Verification Period.
• Point C to D: During alarm verification confirmation, an alarm signal is initiated and the alarm verification
management is ended as soon as an active signal is received from the same address as the
addressable module.
An alarm signal is also initiated by the addressable module when an alarm signal is received from
another addressable device.
The time from C to D is called the Confirmation Period. The period is fixed at 60 seconds.
• Point D: During the confirmation period, if no active signal is received, the alarm verification management
is ended at point D.
If an active signal is received from an addressable module for initiating device after alarm verification management
has already been ended, alarm verification is restarted from the beginning (i.e. Point A).
Note that the following items are stipulated in NFPA72 and UL standards.
1) Alarm verification shall not be applied to heat detectors and waterflow detectors (i.e. Waterflow Monitor in the
Integlex system.)
2) Smoke detectors for which alarm verification has been configured shall neither be used in a counting zone nor
cross zone for activating suppression systems.
Due to system functionality, only one addressable module for initiating device for which alarm verification has
been configured shall be used per zone. Use of multiple addressable modules for initiating device with an alarm
verification feature is prohibited within a zone.
(A single addressable module for initiating device is able to have a maximum of 20 units of two-wire smoke
detectors. Therefore, although it depends on the height of the site, it may be possible to monitor 20,000ft2 with
a single addressable module for initiating device.)
For analog detectors, according to the application site conditions, alarm verification times in the range of 5 to 55
seconds can be configured.
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6.25. Notification appliance circuit codes

NAC codes available in the Integlex system are listed in Table 7 below. A single NAC code can be configured
per system/FACP.
NAC code type Operation
Code 3 (National A repetitive sequence of 3 pulses followed by a 1.5 second pause.
evacuation signal) The interval between the 1st & 2nd pulses and the 2nd & 3rd pulses is
0.5 seconds. (NFPA72 paragraph 3-7.2 and appendix A3-7.2)
March time 120 pulses per minute
California A repetitive sequence of 10 seconds ON and 5 seconds OFF
20 pulses per minute for 5 minutes followed by continuously ON
Two stage
state thereafter
Continuous Continuously ON
Table 7: NAC code operation
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Operations of each NAC code are described in Figure 29 below
1. Code 3
A=0.5 sec
0.5 sec 0.5 sec 1.5sec 0.5 sec 0.5 sec 1.5sec 0.5 sec 0.5 sec
2. March Time
A=0.25 sec
B=0.25 sec
T=0.5 sec
T x 120=60 sec (i.e. There will be 120 on/off changes per minute.)
3. California
10 sec 5 sec
4. Two-Stage
A=1.5 sec
Continuously ON
B=1.5 sec
5 minutes
5. Continuous
Continuously ON
Figure 29: NAC code operation chart
These NAC codes are applicable to the following classifications and blank classifications with NAC classification
type in the Integlex system.
•NAC type classifications: Control Output, Bell Circuit, Horn Circuit, Strobe Circuit, Audible Circuit, Speaker Circuit,
Release End Bell, and Release Audible
*Note: 1) If the “System NAC Code Type” attribute is not configured for a zone (see section 6.22.1.), the outputs
with these NAC type classifications belonging to the zone are not activated according to the selected
NAC code.
2) The outputs of addressable modules, both wet and dry output types, activate as “Continuously ON”
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regardless of the configuration of NAC codes. Therefore, notification appliances that possess NAC
code activation functionality must be used if the notification appliances connected to addressable
modules have to be activated according to the selected NAC code.
6.26. Pre-signal
The pre-signal function delays the activation of outputs with NAC type classifications.
Pre-signal can be enabled or disabled for each addressable output device with NAC type classification.
The delay is implemented using a dedicated timer. The configurable time range of the pre-signal timer is 0, or 60
to 180 seconds per FACP/system. A pre-signal timer can be applied to each address.
The pre-signal timer is started not only by Alarm, AlarmF1, and AlarmF2 signals but also by Alert, Action, and
Active signal of input type addressable module if any interlocking with addressable output devices having NAC
type classifications were configured for those signals.
When the pre-signal timer is cancelled, intended addressable output devices are activated when any of following
conditions occurs.
1) If there is an Alarm or AlarmF1 at any address or zone after the pre-signal timer is started.
2) If there is another interlocking reason/factor for addressable outputs with NAC type classifications at any
address or zone.
In this case, the addressable output devices with NAC type classifications, which are interlocked with this
interlocking reason/factor, are activated immediately even if pre-signal enable setting has been configured for
them. (i.e. The pre-signal timer does not start.)
*Note: The pre-signal timer for the address which was cancelled or expired is not restarted until the system is
reset.
3) Operating the DRILL switch for Drill On.
While the pre-signal timer is counting, if the SILENCE switch is operated to switch Silence ON, the counting of
the timer is paused. Timer counting is resumed from the paused moment by operating the SILENCE switch to
Silence OFF.
Activated
Addressable input
device
Zone 335
Addressable output
device with NAC Activated after the configured
type classification pre-signal time (60 to 180
seconds)
Occurrence of Alarm, AlarmF1,

another interlocking reason/factor
with NAC, or Drill ON
Pre-signal time is cancelled, and

the output is activated immediately.
Figure 30: Functionality of Pre-signal
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6.27. Positive Alarm Sequence (PAS)

The Positive Alarm Sequence (PAS) cancels the pre-signal timer.
The operation of PAS is as follows.
(1)The FACP starts monitoring if the ACNOWLEDGE switch is pressed when an interlocking reason/factor for
addressable output devices with NAC type classifications occurs.
(2)If the ACKNOWLEDGE switch is NOT pressed within 15 seconds, the pre-signal timer is cancelled, so that
addressable output devices with NAC type classifications are activated.
(3)If the ACKNOWLEDGE switch is pressed within 15 seconds, the pre-signal timer is started. In this case,
operation of the ACNOWLEDGE switch is applicable to any event.
(4)If the activation of addressable output devices with NAC type classifications interlocked with the Alarm signal
is delayed by the pre-signal timer, the activation of the MCU’s and OCU’s wet and/or dry outputs, for which
status zone Z701 (i.e. Fire alarm status) is configured, is also delayed for the same period as the configured
pre-signal time.
In this case, if the pre-signal timer is cancelled, the delay of activation of the MCU’s and OCU’s wet and dry
outputs having status zone Z701 is also cancelled.
*Note: 1) If an addressable module input type with “PAS Inhibit” classification for any address in any zone is/has
been activated, regardless of the PAS enable/disable setting, the pre-signal timer is cancelled, and
therefore, the intended addressable output devices with NAC type classifications are activated.
2) If a condition to cancel the pre-signal timer occurs while the FACP is monitoring the ACKNOWLEDGE
switch operation, the PAS is also cancelled, and therefore, intended addressable output devices with
NAC type classifications are activated immediately.
3) The PAS is started when the 1st interlocking reason/factor for addressable output devices with NAC
type classifications occurs. Thereafter, the PAS is not started until the system is reset.
4) The PAS and pre-signal are not applicable if any interlocking reason/factor for addressable output
devices with NAC type classifications occurs during a Drill ON condition, and therefore, addressable
output devices with NAC type classifications are activated immediately.
5) The “PAS Inhibit” function is not available in IP zones.
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Activated
Addressable input
device
Zone 226
Addressable output
device with NAC
type classification
If the Acknowledge switch is

pressed within 15 seconds, the If the Acknowledge switch is not
configured pre-signal time starts. pressed within 15 seconds.
Pre-signal time is cancelled, and the

output is activated immediately.
Figure 31: Functionality of Positive Alarm Sequence
6.28. Silence Inhibit

The silence inhibit function disables operation of the SILENCE switch and SYSTEM RESET switch of the FACP
and LCD-RA for a specified period after addressable output devices with NAC type classifications are activated
by interlocking. (i.e. Addressable output devices with NAC type classifications cannot be deactivated/silenced
for the specified period.)
The time range of the Silence Inhibit (i.e. Silence Inhibit timer setting range) function can be set from 0 to 300
seconds.
Once the Silence Inhibit timer is expired, the timer is not restarted again until the system is reset.
Activated
Addressable input
device
Zone 291 Activated, but not silenced by

Addressable output pressing the Silence switch for
device with NAC
the configured silence inhibit
type classification
time (1 to 300 seconds).
Figure 32: Functionality of Silence Inhibit
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6.29. Auto Silence

The auto silence function deactivates addressable output devices with NAC type classifications which have
been activated by interlocking after the specified period elapses. This condition is similar to pressing the SILENCE
switch after the specified period passed.
The Auto Silence time range (for the Auto Silence timer) can be set to 0, or 600 to 900 seconds. Setting a value
of 0 second means No Auto Silence.
When addressable output devices with NAC type classifications are reactivated by expiration of the Auto Silence
timer (i.e. the configured period has elapsed), the Auto Silence timer is also re-started. (i.e. Addressable output
devices are deactivated when the Auto Silence timer expires in due course.)
The Auto Silence timer is cleared/reset when the system enters the Silence ON condition by pressing the SYSTEM
RESET switch or the SILENCE switch.
Activated
Addressable input
device
Zone 188
Addressable output Activated, but deactivated after
device with NAC the configured auto silence
type classification time (600 to 900 seconds).
Figure 33: Functionality of Auto Silence
6.30. Delay time for output

This function delays the activation of interlocked addressable output devices for a specified period time.
The specified time range (for the Delay timer) can be set from 0 to 60 seconds.
If the interlocking reason/factor is cleared while the delay timer is counting, the delay timer is cancelled and
ended. If an interlocking reason/factor occurs after the delay timer has already been cancelled and ended, the
delay timer is restarted.
A delay time is typically configured for addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications. The
delay time can also be configured for addressable output devices having any classification other than NAC type
classifications.
However, the delay time setting is not valid in the following cases even if it has been configured.
1) In the case where outputs are activated immediately by the operation of “Activate” in the LCD’s menu
2) In the case where addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications are activated immediately
when an active signal is received from an input type addressable module having “Manual Release” classification.
(See section 6.34.)
3) In the case where addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications are activated immediately
when an active signal is received from an input type addressable module having “Second Shot” classification.
Activated
Addressable
input device
Zone 456
Addressable Activated after the configured
output device delay time (1 to 60 seconds).
Figure 34: Functionality of Delay Time for Output
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6.31. Soak time for output

The soak time function deactivates an addressable output device which has been activated by interlocking after
a specified period of time has elapsed. This soak time is typically configured for addressable output devices with
Suppression type classifications. However, it can also be configured for any classification other than NAC type
classifications.
The time range for the soak timer can be set from 1 to 999 seconds. A value of 0 second can also be set, and this
means “No Soak Time”. (i.e. The output is activated as “Continuously ON” in this case.)
The soak timer continues its counting operation even if the interlocking reason/factor is cleared.
After the soak time has elapsed, addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications are not activated
again until the system is reset. The only means by which addressable output devices can be reactivated is with
Second Shot, as described in section 6.33.
Addressable output devices with classifications other than Suppression and NAC type classifications are
reactivated at the occurrence of another interlocking reason/factor even after their soak times have elapsed.
*Note: Actual performance conditions of fire suppression systems using “Soak Time” shall be determined based
on thorough discussions and confirmations with fire suppression systems suppliers.
Addressable Activated
input device
Zone 047
Addressable Activated only for the configured
output device soak time (1 to 999 seconds).
Figure 35: Functionality of Soak Time
6.32. Abort of suppression system activation

Upon receipt of an active signal from an input type addressable module with “Abort Switch” classification, this
function stops the delay timer that delays activation of addressable output devices with Suppression type
classifications. Therefore, this abort function is effective only when delay times have been set for the addressable
output devices.
The active signal of an input type addressable module with “Abort Switch” classification is valid only for addressable
output devices with Suppression type classifications within the same zone.
The active signal of an input type addressable module with “Abort Switch” classification is applied to timers, even
before those delay timers of addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications have started
counting.
A maximum of 15 input type addressable modules can be configured with “Abort Switch” classifications per
zone.
There are following three types of Aborts.
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6.32.1. ULI system

1) The delay timer for addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications starts upon receiving an
interlocking reason/factor. If the abort switch is activated more than 10 seconds before expiration of the delay
timer, the delay timer stops 10 seconds before its scheduled expiration.
2) After the delay timer has stopped 10 seconds before its expiration, if the abort switch is deactivated, the timer
restarts from 10 seconds before its expiration. (i.e. Addressable output devices with Suppression type classi-
fications are activated after 10 seconds.)
Thereafter, the timer cannot be stopped by any means until the system is reset.
Interlocking Activated
reason/factor
Addressable output device

Addressable input device with suppression type The delay timer
with abort (ULI) classification starts if configured.
Zone 273
Delay timer stops 10

Activated sec. before expiration.
Addressable input device Addressable output device

with abort (ULI) with suppression type
classification
Zone 273
Delay timer restarts from

Deactivated 10 sec. before expiration.

with abort (ULI) with suppression type
classification
Zone 273
Figure 36: Functionality of ULI Abort
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6.32.2. IRI system

1) Operation of the IRI system is basically the same as that of the ULI system.
2) However, the delay time cannot be stopped by pressing the abort switch after receiving the 2nd interlocking
reason/factor for the addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications.
Abort switch activation received before the occurrence of the 2nd interlocking reason/factor is valid for all
addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications which are activated by the 2nd and all
subsequent interlocking reasons/factors. (i.e. Timers for all these addressable output devices with Suppres-
sion type classifications are stopped 10 seconds before their expiration.)
Activated 1st interlocking 2nd interlocking Activated

reason/factor reason/factor

with abort (IRI) with suppression type
classification
Zone 092
The delay timer cannot be stopped even

if the abort is activated in this case.
Figure 37: Functionality of IRI Abort
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6.32.3. AHJ system

1) The delay timer is stopped upon receipt of abort switch activation.
2) The delay timer is restarted from the beginning upon receipt of abort switch deactivation.
3) The above steps 1) and 2) are repeated
Interlocking Activated
reason/factor
Addressable input device Addressable output device The delay timer

with abort (AHJ) with suppression type starts if configured.
classification
Zone 441
Activated The delay timer stops.

with abort (AHJ) with suppression type
classification
Zone 441
The delay timer restarts

Deactivated from beginning.

with abort (AHJ) with suppression type
classification
Zone 441
Figure 38: Functionality of AHJ Abort
*Note: (1) Maximum 4 seconds shall be required for FACP to detect the Abort switch activation.
(2) The “Abort” function is not available in IP zones.
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6.33. Second Shot

The second shot function reactivates addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications, which
have been deactivated due to expiration of their Soak Times.
1) “Second Shot” classification is configured for addressable module input type.
2) An addressable module input type with “Second Shot” classification can belong to only 1 conventional zone.
3) A maximum of 10 input type addressable modules can be configured with “Second Shot” classification per
FACP/system.
4) Addressable output devices with Suppression classifications within a zone, which have been deactivated due
to expiration of their Soak Times, are reactivated upon receiving an active signal from an addressable module
input type with “Second Shot” classification within the same zone.
5) The active signal from an input type addressable module with “Second Shot” classification is valid only for
addressable output devices with Suppression classifications whose Soak Times have elapsed. Addressable
devices with other classifications are not affected.
6) The active signal from an input type addressable module with “Second Shot” classification is completely
invalid prior to activation of the addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications.
7) A “Second Shot” active signal can be initiated repetitively in order to reactivate the addressable output devices
with Suppression classifications a multiple number of times.
8) The delay time for an addressable output device is not applied when the addressable output device is activated
by the “Second Shot” active signal.
*Note: 1) The “Second Shot” function is not available in IP zones.
2) Actual performance conditions of fire suppression systems using “Second Shot” shall be determined
based on thorough discussions and confirmations with fire suppression systems suppliers.
Activated
Addressable Addressable input
input device device with second shot
Addressable output device Activated for the configured

Zone 369
with suppression type soak time (1 to 999 seconds).
classification
Activated
Addressable Addressable input

input device device with second shot

Zone 369 Activated again for the configured
with suppression type
classification
soak time (1 to 999 seconds).
Figure 39: Functionality of Second Shot
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6.34. Manual Release

This function activates suppression systems immediately. “Manual Release” classification is configured for input
type addressable module.
Upon receipt of an active signal from an input type addressable module with “Manual Release” classification, all
addressable output devices within the same zone are activated immediately. In this case, the delay time function
(see the section 6.30.) is not applied even if delay times have been configured for the addressable output
devices. (i.e. They activate immediately.)
*Note: The “Manual Release” function is not available in IP zones.
Activated
Addressable input device
with manual release
Zone 391
Addressable output device Activated immediately even if the
with suppression type delay time has been configured.
classification
Figure 40: Functionality of Manual Release
6.35. Release End Bell

This function activates the alarm bell to provide notification of the completion of suppression system activation.
Therefore, an addressable output device with “Release End Bell” classification is typically used in the same zone
where addressable output devices with Suppression type classifications belong.
An addressable output device with “Release End Bell” classification is activated upon expiration of the Soak
Time of the addressable output device with Suppression type classification.
*Note: In the Integlex system, the expiration or elapse of Soak Time is defined as the completion of suppression
system activation.
•Example:
• Address no. 1006 Analog smoke detector [Alarm] level 9 Configured for zone 003
• Address no. 1019 Wet output type addressable module with “Release Circuit” classification 9 Configured
for zone 003 (Soak Time 30 seconds)
• Address no. 1021 Wet output type addressable module with “Release End Bell” classification 9 Config-
ured for zone 003
In this case, addressable module 1019 is activated by the alarm signal of analog smoke detector 1006. The
activation of addressable module 1019 is ended by the expiration of Soak Time when 30 seconds elapses. Then,
the addressable module 1021 is activated.
*Note: The “Release End Bell” function is not available in IP zones.
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Activated
Interlocking
reason/factor
Addressable output device Activated for the

Zone 244 with suppression type configured soak time
classification

with release end bell
Interlocking
reason/factor
Addressable output device Deactivated after the

Zone 244 with suppression type configured soak time
classification
Addressable output device Activated

with release end bell
Figure 41: Functionality of Release End Bell
6.36. Low Temperature

This function provides a trouble signal when the analog heat value from an analog fixed temperature heat detector
or an analog combination type heat detector goes down to 4˚C (39.2˚F) or lower for 1 minute continuously. This
is to provide notification of the possibility of freezing in that area.
This function can be enabled or disable for each analog heat detector.
6.37. Silent Input

Activation of an input type addressable module for which “Silent Input” classification has been configured interlocks/
activates intended addressable output devices, in the same manner as the activation of other addressable input
devices. However, the activation of an input type addressable module with this classification is NOT displayed
on the FACP. (i.e. There is no display on either the LCD or LEDs.)
The activation event is only recorded in event log and is sent out from serial ports (i.e. Serial 1 and 2). The event
is printed if a printer is connected to one of the serial ports.
6.38. Day/Night/Holiday setting

Sensitivity settings for daytime and nighttime can be programmed for each analog detector.
The time period for monitoring with daytime sensitivities can be programmed. This means that times not included
in the daytime period are monitored with nighttime sensitivities.
All day-night mode monitoring can also be configured for each day of week.
A maximum 20 days can be configured for holidays. All day-night mode monitoring is also configurable for the
holidays.
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6.39. Detector and module LED blinking enable/disable setting

LED blinking can be enabled or disabled for each analog detector and addressable module.
6.40. Node network

With the optional NIU and SIU, a maximum of 64 nodes (i.e. FACPs and SMPs) can be networked by a daisy-
chain system.
With the optional printed circuit assembly FIM, the network can be constructed with a fiber optic system.
6.40.1. Grouping of nodes

All nodes on the network belong to a maximum of 64 groups. Based on the condition of the particular application,
monitoring areas can be categorized as groups on the network.
There are the following two types of groups.
6.40.1.1. Master group

The master group is the group having group number 0. Nodes belonging to group 0 are able to manage events
from all groups on the network*.
The operation of control switches (i.e. ACNOWLEDGE, SILENCE, SYSTEM RESET, and DRILL) is effective
not only to group 0 but also to any other groups on the network.
In the meantime, the operation of control switches in other groups is not effective to the master group (group 0).
The master group can contain multiple nodes.
6.40.1.2. Local groups

Local groups are groups having a group number from 1 to 99. In a local group, each node is able to manage only
the events in the group to which the node belongs. The operation of control switches is effective only within the
same group. That is, the nodes in a group are “peer-to-peer”.
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Group 0
Events of all groups
can be displayed and
controlled. (i.e. Events
of FACP 1, 2, 3, and
4 in this case.)
FACP 1
Group 1
FACP 2
Events of only
FACP 2 can be
displayed and
SIU NohmiNET FACP 3 Group 2
controlled. Events of FACP 3

and 4 can be
displayed and
controlled.
FACP 4
SMP
Figure 42: Grouping of nodes on a network
*Note: (1) Each node shall belong to a group. However, a node cannot belong to multiple groups.
(2) A maximum of 64 groups can be configured on a network. The available group numbers are 0 to 99.
Any desired 64 numbers within that range can be used. The group numbers to be used may not be
consecutive, so that undesired numbers can be skipped. (E.g. Group numbers to be used: 0, 1, 4, 6,
7, 11, 14, 20, 33, 34, 47, 58, 66)
(3) The event display and operation of control switches of LCD-RA are same as those of the FACP to
which the LCD-RA is connected.
(4) Details of trouble events are not shared among FACPs, even in the same group. When a FACP has
some type of trouble, only a general trouble signal is sent from that FACP to other FACPs in the
same group and to group 0.
In the meantime, the SMP in the same group is able to receive details of trouble events.
6.40.2. Disabling information from other FACPs

Each FACP is able to refuse information from other FACPs on the network. This function is used to display only
events received from directly connected devices.
*Note: Operation of control switches is still effective within the group to which the FACP belongs even if this
function is applied.
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7. Stipulations of NFPA
The following items are stipulated by the National Fire Code of the NFPA.
7.1. Stipulations for Signal Line Circuit (SLC)

SLC performance is simply classified as the following styles. In the Integlex system, this concerns the Integlex
loops, remote annunciator signal line, and NohmiNET.
•Style 4: Alarm notification is NOT required in the case of an open circuit.
•Style 6: Alarm notification is required in the case of an open circuit, but not in the case of a short circuit.
•Style 7: Alarm notification is required in both the cases of an open circuit and a short circuit.
Integlex loops satisfy the requirements of Styles 4, 6, and 7.
The remote annunciator signal line satisfies the requirements of Style 4.
The NohmiNET satisfies the requirements of Styles 4, 6 and 7.
See NFPA72 1999 edition section 3-6 for further details.

See section 8 for wiring specifications.
7.2. Stipulations for Initiating Device Circuit (IDC)

IDC performance is simply classified as the following styles. In the Integlex system, this concerns the secondary
line of addressable module for initiating device.
•Style B: Alarm notification is NOT required in the case of an open circuit.
•Style D: Alarm notification is required in the case of an open circuit.

7.3. Stipulations for Notification Appliance Circuits (NAC)

NAC performance is simply classified as the following styles. In the Integlex system, this concerns the MCU's
wet outputs and secondary line with a wet output type addressable module.
•Style Y: Alarm activation of connected notification appliances is not required in the case of open circuit.
•Style Z: Alarm activation of connected notification appliances is required in the case of open circuit.

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7.4. System styles

The following system styles are stipulated in NFPA72 1999 edition. The Integlex fire alarm system satisfies
requirements of all the following systems.
7.4.1. Local
The fire alarm system monitors only a building as shown in Figure 43 below. 24 hours of standby power is
required.
Fire alarm
system
Building
Figure 43: System style [Local]
7.4.2. Auxiliary
The functionality of this system style is the same as that of the “Local” style except that there is an additional
Master Box(*). 60 hours of standby power is required.
*Note: The Master Box is a manual fire alarm device that is connected to the fire department, and is typically
located in public streets in North America.
Fire alarm Fire

Master box
system department
Building
Figure 44: System style [Auxiliary]
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7.4.3. Proprietary - Protected Premises Unit and Receiving Unit

There are multiple buildings which are owned by a proprietary owner. Each building is protected by a FACP, and
these FACPs are networked. (See Figure 45 below.) The FACP located in the building where a well-trained
worker is on duty is called a Receiving Unit (RU), and all the other FACPs in other buildings are defined as
Protected Premises Units (PPUs). 24 hours of standby power is required.
Fire alarm Fire alarm

system system
Bldg. 1 (RU) The building where Bldg. 2 (PPU)

the worker stays.
Fire alarm Fire alarm

system system
Bldg. 3 (PPU) Bldg. 4 (PPU)

RS-485 etc.
Style 6 or 7
Figure 45: System style [Proprietary]
7.4.4. Remote Station - Protected Premises Unit and Receiving Unit

The transmission of alarm information to a supervising or subsidiary station such as the fire department is
possible using the Digital Alarm Communication Transmitter (DACT). The FACP is defined as a Protected
Premises Unit in a Remote Station, and the Digital Alarm Communication Receiver (DACR) in the supervising or
subsidiary station is defined as a Receiving Unit. The DACT can be combined with a Protected Premises Unit.
60 hours of standby power is required.
Fire alarm
DACT DACR
system
Building (PPU) Supervising or

subsidiary station (RU)
Figure 46: System style [Remote Station]
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7.4.5. Central Station - Protected Premises Unit and Receiving Unit

There are multiple buildings that are used for various purposes. Each building is protected by a FACP, and
alarm information of each building is transmitted to a supervising station such as a security company using the
DACT. The FACP with DACT in each building is defined as a Central Station Protected Premises Unit (CSPPU),
and the DACR in the supervising station is defined as a Central Station Receiving Unit (CSRU). 24 hours of
standby power is required.
Fire alarm
DACT
system
Restaurant (CSPPU)
Security company, etc.
CSRU
Fire alarm
DACT DACR
system
Grocery store (CSPPU)
Fire alarm
DACT
system
School (CSPPU)
Figure 47: System style [Central Station]
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8. Limitations for connections and circuits

8.1. Wet outputs of the MCU
The MCU has two wet outputs, TB4 and TB5, which can be programmed for various purposes. The electric
rating of each output is 24VDC/1.5A (max.). However, the total of MCU’s 2 wet outputs and PSM’ 2 wet outputs
shall adhere to the following limitations.
Both of the MCU wet outputs are power limited*. However, they are non-power limited if configured with a NAC
code other than Continuous.
*Note: Power Limited
UL standard 864 for fire alarm control panels and accessories classifies all the wiring circuits which are
powered through connection to a FACP as “Power Limited Circuits” and “Non-power Limited Circuits”.
The criterion for evaluating this classification is listed in section 25 of the standard.
In the Integlex fire alarm system, circuits whose electric power decreased to less than 8A within 5
seconds of a short circuit are defined as power limited circuits.
Devices listed in the “List of Compatible Devices with Wet Outputs for the Integlex fire alarm system” in the
Appendix of section 13 can be connected to the MCU’s two wet outputs. Check with Nohmi Bosai Ltd. or its
distributor in your country/region if any other devices are connected to the outputs.
For the details of programmable classifications, refer to Table 4 of section 6.19
8.1.1. Connection of notification appliances

Notification appliances are connected to the MCU wet outputs as shown in Figure 48 below. Styles Y and Z are
applicable.
End-of-line resistor
10k ohm,1/2W
(FZE019-10)
Required in Style Z. Notification appliance
EOL resistor
10k ohm,1/2W
(FZE019-10)
Required in Style Z
*Note:End-of-line resistor is not required

A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B- in Style Z.
TB4 (Wet 1) TB5 (Wet 2)
Figure 48: Connection of notification appliance to wet outputs of MCU
The maximum wiring resistance [Rmax] shall be smaller than the value calculated by the following formula.
Formula: Rmax (ohm) = (24V - Vmin)/It
Vmin : Minimum operation voltage of connected notification appliance (V)
It : Total operating current of connected notification appliances (A)
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8.1.2. Connection of releasing devices

Releasing devices such as the solenoids of gaseous suppression system are connected to the MCU wet outputs
as shown in Figure 49 below.
*Note: Only 1 unit of releasing device shall be connected per output.
End-of-line device
R=10k ohm Releasing device
(FZE019-10D)
End-of-line device
R=10k ohm Releasing device
(FZE019-10D)
*Note: The end-of-line device FZE019-10D shall be

A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B- installed close to the releasing device.
TB4 (Wet 1) TB5 (Wet 2)
Figure 49: Connection of releasing device to wet outputs of MCU
Rmax (ohm) = (24V - Vmin - VR)/It
Vmin : Lowest operable voltage of connected devices (V)
VR : Forward voltage of diode in end-of-line device (i.e. 0.95V)
It : Total operating current of connected devices (A)
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8.2. Dry outputs of MCU

The MCU has three typical form C dry outputs (i.e. TB1, TB2, and TB3), which can be programmed for various
purposes. The electric rating of each output is 30VDC/2.0A (max.). These outputs are non-power limited. However,
if the power supply to the outputs are power limited, the outputs can be defined as power limited.
For details of programmable purposes/classifications, refer to Table 4 of section 6.19.
NO COM NC NO COM NC NO COM NC

TB1 (Dry 1) TB2 (Dry 2) TB3 (Dry 3)
Figure 50: Dry outputs of MCU
When these outputs are used for Trouble Status (i.e. status zone 702), the contact operation is reversed as
shown in Figure 51 below.
NO COM NC NO COM NC
TB1 (Dry 1) TB1 (Dry 1)
No trouble Trouble
condition condition
Figure 51: When a dry output is used for “Trouble Status”
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8.3. Signal line circuits (Integlex loops) on MCU and SCU

Each MCU and SCU have a signal line circuit (i.e. Integlex loops) which is able to communicate with analog
detectors, VLC, and addressable modules. One loop can have up to 255 addressable devices. The loops can be
wired in styles 4, 6, and 7, and are power limited.
8.3.1. Wiring in the case of Style 4
S+ S+
S- S-
S+ S+
S- S-
FRR01U-SS
S+
S- S+
S+ S-
S- S+
S-
FRR01U-DA
FRR01U-F FRR01U-SL
Area B Area C
S+
S-
S+
S-
FRR01U-M
8
Detector base FZB01U-N or FZB02U-N used
for installing analog detectors FDK38U,
FDL25U, and FDPL25U
Area A
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

TB6 of MCU or TB1 of SCU
Figure 52: Signal line connection in the case of Style 4
*Note: •The maximum wiring resistance including branch wiring shall be less than 25 ohms in total.
7Example: Area A plus area B equals or is less than 25 ohms.
Area A plus area C equals or is less than 25 ohms.
•The maximum capacitance between wires including branch wiring shall be 0.4 micro F in total.
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S+ S+
S- S-
S+ S+
S- S-
FRR01U-DA FRR01U-SS
S+ S+
S- S-
S+ S+
S- S-
FRR01U-F FRR01U-SL
S+
S-
S+
S-
FRR01U-M
8
Detector base FZB01U-N or FZB02U-N used
for installing analog detectors FDK38U, FDL25U
and FDPL25U.
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

*Note: •The maximum wiring resistance shall be less than 25 ohms in total.
•The maximum capacitance between wires shall be 0.4 micro F in total.
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S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
S+1
S+1
S-1
S-1
S+
S-
S+
S-
FQI01U
FRR01U-SS
S+
S-
S+
S-
S+1
S+1
FRR01U-DA
S-1
S-1
S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
FRR01U-SL
S+1
S+1
S-1
S-1
FQI01U FQI01U
S+
S-
S+ S+
S- S-
S+
S-
S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
FRR01U-F
S+1
S+1
S-1
S-1
S+1
S+1
S-1
S-1
FQI01U
S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
6
FQI01U
8
Detector base FZB01U-N or FZB02U-N
used for installing analog detectors S+
S-
FDK38U, FDL25U, and FDPL25U. S+
S-
FRR01U-M
S+1
S+1
S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
S-1
S-1
S+1
S+1
S-1
S-1
S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
FQI01U FQI01U
These SCIs should be installed within 20 feet (i.e. 6

meters) from the terminal TB6 of MCU or TB1 of SCU.
These SCIs can be installed in the FACP enclosure
if no SCU nor NIU is used.
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2
*Note: •The maximum wiring resistance between an SCI and another SCI shall be less than 10 ohms, and the
maximum total wiring resistance shall not exceed 25 ohms.
•The maximum capacitance between wires shall be 0.4 micro F in total.
•The line resistance is calculated defining 0.1 ohm per SCI.
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8.4. MCU’s dedicated signal line for remote annunciators

Up to 30 remote annunciators (i.e. LCD-RA, ZIU, ZIU-O, and ZOCU) may be connected to the remote annunciator
signal line. Style 4 is applicable for the connection.
To the next annunciator
TB2
+
-
+
-
TB1
+
-
+
-
ZIU-O
TB2
+
-
+
-
TB1
+
-
+
-
ZOCU
TB2
+
-
+
-
TB1
+
-
+
-
ZIU
+
-
24VDC(+)
+ TB3
-
24VDC(-)
+
- TB1
TB7 of MCU
1+ +
1- - TB2
RS-485 LCD-RA
Power limited
Figure 55: Connection of remote annunciator line
*Note: •Total length of RS-485 shall be 1.2 Km maximum.

•The maximum wiring resistance shall be less than 40 ohms.
•The maximum capacitance between wires shall be less than 0.4 micro F.
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8.5. Serial ports of MCU

The MCU has two serial ports such as TB11 (Serial 1) and TB12 (Serial 2). These ports are power limited.
The interface settings of these ports are as follows:
•Interface: RS-232C
•Baud rate: 9600bps
•Data length: 7 bit
•Parity: Even
MCU TB11 MCU TB12
Serial 1 Serial 2
TD RD SG TD RD SG
Figure 56: Serial ports of MCU
Cables for these ports must be less than 15 meters in length in the same room where the ports are located.
8.6. Trouble input of MCU

The MCU has a dedicated terminal (i.e. TB10) for the trouble signal input from an external device.
Contact of device to
initiate the trouble signal
TR1
TR2
TB10
Figure 57: Connection of trouble input terminal
Cable for this terminal must be less than 15 meters in length in the same room where the terminal is located.
When EPSMs are used, in order to receive trouble signals from EPSMs, the wiring shall be made as following
figure.
TB10
TR1
MCU
TR2
TB7
T1
T2
EPSM#1
T1
T2
TB7
T1
T2
EPSM#2
T1
T2
Figure 58: Wiring between MCU’s trouble input and EPSMs’ trouble outputs
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8.7. Power outputs of PSM

The PSM has two 24VDC wet outputs (i.e. TB3 and TB4). The total electric current of TB 3 and TB 4 under
monitoring condition is 500mA. The electric rating of each terminal is 24VDC/1.5A (max.). However, the total of
MCU’s 2 wet outputs and PSM’ 2 wet outputs shall adhere to the following limitations.
TB3
+
-
PSM
TB4 +
-
Figure 59: Power outputs of the PSM
Appendix of section 13 can be connected to the PSM’s two wet outputs. Check with Nohmi Bosai Ltd. or its
distributor in your country/region if any other devices are connected to the outputs.
8.8. Power outputs of EPSM

The EPSM has four 24VDC wet outputs (i.e. TB3, TB4, TB5, and TB6). The electric rating of each terminal is
24VDC/1.5A (max.). However, the total current of these outputs shall be less than 5.0A. The outputs are power
limited.
TB3
EPSM TB4
TB5
TB6
Figure 60: Power outputs of EPSM
Devices in the “List of Compatible Devices with Wet Outputs for the Integlex fire alarm system” in the Appendix
of section 13 can be connected to the wet outputs of EPSM. Check with Nohmi Bosai Ltd. or its distributor in your
country/region if any other devices are connected to the outputs.
*Note: The power for remote printer connected to the serial ports of MCU (i.e. Serial 1 and 2) shall not be
supplied from the wet outputs of EPSM.
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8.9. Outputs of CTM

The CTM has a Reverse Polarity output and a Local Energy output.
8.9.1. Reverse polarity output

The electric rating of this output is 24VDC/100mA, and it is power limited.
TB1
RPA
Reverse polarity output
RPB
CTM MBA
MBB
Figure 61: Reverse polarity output of CTM
Normal Trouble Active (Alarm)

RPA 24VDC GND GND
RPB GND GND 24VDC
Table 8: Terminal conditions of reverse polarity output
*Note: When the Reverse Polarity output is used, the Secondary Protector for Communication Circuits (QVRG)
shall be used.
8.9.2. Local energy output

The electric rating of this output is 24VDC/300mA, and it is power limited.
This output can be connected to a Master Box(*) as shown in Figure 62 below.
Install a 82 ohm more than 5W resistor

nearby the master box.
TB1
Solenoid
RPA
Coil voltage: 3.65V
RPB
CTM Coil resistance: 14.5 ohm
MBA
Operating current: 250mA
MBB
The resistance of external wiring

shall be less than 5 ohm. Master box
Figure 62: Local energy output of CTM
*Note: 1) The Master Box is a manual fire alarm device that is typically located in the city streets of North
America.
2) When the Reverse Polarity output is used, the Secondary Protector for Communication Circuits
(QVRG) shall be used.
8.10. Output of HTM

The HTM converts the RS-232C serial signal output from the port Serial 2 of MCU to a RS-485 serial signal. The
RS-485 serial signal can be supplied to ancillary systems.
TB1
RS485 +
2
HTM To ancillary systems
1 -
Figure 63: RS-485 output of HTM
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8.11. Outputs of OCU-W

The OCU-W has eight wet outputs, TB1 and TB2, which can be programmed for various purposes. The electric
rating of each output is 24VDC/2.0A, 25VAC/50W, and 70VAC/50W (max.). However, the total of outputs 1
through 4 shall be less than 24VDC/4.0A, 25VAC/100W, and 70VAC/100W. The total of outputs 5 through 8
shall adhere to the same rating limitations. Typically, these outputs are non-power limited. However, the outputs
are power limited when the power supply to the connected devices is power limited.
In the meantime, the outputs are non-power limited in any cases when configured for coded output (i.e. NAC
codes except Continuous).
of section 13 can be connected to the wet outputs of OCU-W. Check with Nohmi Bosai Ltd. or its distributor in
your country/region if any other devices are connected to the outputs.
For the details of programmable purposes/classifications, refer to section 6.20.

Notification appliances are connected to the wet outputs of OCU-W as shown in Figure 64 below. Styles Y and
Z are applicable.
To the next OCU-W

24VDC(+) 24VDC(-)
+
24VDC Notification appliance

A+
TB3
B+
Wet 1 - 4
TB1
-
10 K ohm,1/2W
A-
(FZE019-10)
B-
In the case of Style Z wiring

A+
B+
Wet 5 - 8
TB2
10K ohm,1/2W
A-
+
24VDC(+) (FZE019-10)
B-
TB4
24VDC(-)
-
OCU-W
*Note: The end-of-line resistor is not required
in the case of Style Z wiring.
Figure 64: Connection of notification appliances to wet outputs of OCU-W
Vmin : Minimum operation voltage of connected notification appliance (V)
It : Total operating current of connected notification appliances (A)
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8.11.2. Connection of releasing devices

Releasing devices such as the solenoids of gaseous suppression systems are connected to the wet outputs of
OCU-W as shown in Figure 65 below.
To the next OCU-W
24VDC(+) 24VDC(-)
A+
TB3
B+
Wet 1 - 4
TB1
-
End-of-line device Releasing Device
A-
(FZE019-10D)
B-
A+
B+
Wet 5 - 8
TB2
End-of-line device Releasing Device

A-
+
24VDC(+) (FZE019-10D)
B-
TB4
24VDC(-)
-
*Note: The end-of-line device FZE019-10D shall be

OCU-W installed close to the releasing device.
Figure 65: Connection of releasing devices to wet outputs of OCU-W
Rmax (ohm) = (24V - Vmin - VR)/It
8.11.3. Connection of audio devices

Audio devices such as audio speakers are connected to the wet outputs of OCU-W as shown in Figure 66
below.
The output rating is 25VAC 50W or 70VAC 50W.
To the next OCU-W

AC Audio Power
+
Audio Device
A+
TB3
B+
Wet 1 - 4
TB1
-
10 K ohm,1/2W
A-
(FZE019-10)
B-

A+
B+
Wet 5 - 8
TB2
10K ohm,1/2W
A-
+
(FZE019-10)
B-
TB4
AC Audio Power

-
OCU-W
*Note: The end-of-line resistor is not required
in the case of Style Z wiring.
Figure 66: Connection of audio devices to wet outputs of OCU-W
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8.12. Outputs of OCU-D

The OCU-D has eight typical Form C programmable Dry Outputs (i.e. TB1 and TB2). Their electric rating is
30VDC/2.0A (max.). These outputs are non-power limited. However, the outputs are power limited if the power
supply to the connected devices is power limited.
of section 13 can be connected to the dry outputs of OCU-D. Check with Nohmi Bosai Ltd. or its distributor in
your country/region if any other devices are connected to the outputs.
For the details of programmable purposes/classifications, refer to section 6.20.
NO COM NC NO COM NC
TB1 (Dry 1 - 4) TB2 (Dry 5 - 8)
Figure 67: Dry outputs of OCU-D
8.13. Network construction using NIU and SIU

Multiple nodes (i.e. FACPs and SMPs) are networked using optional printed circuit assembly NIUs and System
Interface Units (SIUs) as shown in the following figures. Style 4 and Style 7 are applicable for the network.
8.13.1. Connection of NIUs and SIUs using copper/metal cable
1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G
TB1 TB2 TB1 TB2 TB1 TB2
Port A Port B Port A Port B Port A Port B
NIU in FACP SIU for SMP NIU in FACP
Node No.1 Node No.2 Node No.3
1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G
NIU in FACP SIU for SMP NIU in FACP
Figure 68: Network connection in Style 7 using copper/metal cable
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1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G
NIU in FACP NIU in FACP SIU for SMP
1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G 1+ 1- G 2+ 2- G
NIU in FACP NIU in FACP SIU for SMP
Figure 69: Network connection in Style 4 using copper/metal cable
When copper/metal cable is used, the distance between two nodes shall be less than 600 meters.
The G terminals of TB1 and TB2 on NIU shall not be used.
The following specifications shall be noted for wiring between FACPs.
•NEC FPLP, CMP, MPR, or FPLR cable (See section 9)
•Max. line resistance: Less than 72 ohms
•Max. static capacitance: Less than 80nF
•Characteristic impedance: 100±10 ohms
8.13.2. Connection of FIMs using fiber optics

The network can be constructed with fiber optics by using a Fiber Optic Interface Module (FIM), an additional,
optional printed circuit assembly. Only Style 7 is applicable for the fiber optic network.
FRX
FRX
FRX
FRX
FRX
FRX
FTX
FTX
FTX
FTX
FTX
FTX
FIM FIM FIM FIM FIM FIM

SIU for SMP NIU in FACP NIU in FACP

FRX
FRX
FTX
FTX
FRX
FRX
FRX
FRX
FTX
FTX
FTX
FTX
FIM FIM FIM FIM FIM FIM

SIU for SMP NIU in FACP NIU in FACP
Figure 70: Network connection using fiber optics
• The connectors to be used at ends of the optical fibers shall be ST type.

• The distance between any two nodes shall be 2.0 Km (50/125 micrometers) or 1.7 Km (62.5/125 microme-
ters) maximum.
• Refer to section 9.2.1.2. for recommended optical fiber specifications.
• When optical fibers are used in Style 7, the maximum length of the network is limited as shown in Table 9
below.
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No. of Max. network length No. of Max. network length
FACPs [meter] FACPs [meter]
2 4,000 33 26,700
3 6,000 34 26,400
4 8,000 35 26,200
5 10,000 36 25,900
6 12,000 37 25,600
7 14,000 38 25,300
8 16,000 39 25,000
9 18,000 40 24,800
10 20,000 41 24,500
11 22,000 42 24,200
12 24,000 43 23,900
13 26,000 44 23,600
14 28,000 45 23,400
15 30,000 46 23,100
16 31,500 47 22,800
17 30,200 48 22,500
18 30,900 49 22,200
19 30,600 50 22,000
20 30,400 51 21,700
21 30,100 52 21,400
22 29,800 53 21,100
23 29,500 54 20,800
24 29,200 55 20,600
25 29,000 56 20,300
26 28,700 57 20,000
27 28,400 58 19,700
28 28,100 59 19,400
29 27,800 60 19,200
30 27,600 61 18,900
31 27,300 62 18,600
32 27,000 63 18,300
64 18,000
Table 9: Limitation for fiber optic network length
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8.14. Device connection to addressable module for initiating device

The following two-wire smoke detectors are compatible with the addressable module for initiating device.
Max. number of

Manufacturer Model no. Type
connectable units
Nohmi Bosai Ltd. FDS01U Ionization type 20 units
Nohmi Bosai Ltd. FDK01U Photoelectric type 20 units
Nohmi Bosai Ltd. FDKL01U Photo smoke/fixed heat 20 units
Kidde Fenwal PSD-7155D Photo smoke for air duct 20 units
Table 10: Compatible conventional smoke detectors
Connections can be wired in Styles B and D.

All wiring to be used shall be between AWG#14 (1.5mm2) and AWG#18 (0.75mm2).
*Note: Only one addressable module for initiating device for which alarm verification has been configured shall
be used per zone.
8.14.1. Connection in Style B

End-of-line
resistor
10K ohm, 1/2W
(FZE019-10)
*Note: The resistance of external wiring

shall be less than 50 ohm. Conventional detector
Conventional detector
To the next
To the next addressable device on the loop
addressable module
Power limited
24VDC(+)
24VDC(-)
M+
M-
S+ M+ 24VDC(+)
S- M- 24VDC(-)
S+ C
S- L
RC
RL
FRR01U-F
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 71: Connection of initiating devices and addressable module for initiating device in Style B
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8.14.2. Connection in Style D
*Note: The resistance of external wiring

shall be less than 50 ohm. Conventional detector
Conventional detector
To the next addressable device on the loop To the next

addressable module
Power limited
24VDC(+)
24VDC(-)
M+
M-
S+ M+
24VDC(+)
S- M- 24VDC(-)
S+ C
S- L
RC
RL
FRR01U-F
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 72: Connection of initiating devices and addressable module for initiating device in Style D
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8.15. Device connection to addressable module input type (normally-open contact)

Connection of an input type addressable module (normally-open contact) shall be as shown in Figure 73 below.
Normally-open contact
*Note: The resistance of external wiring relay or switch
56k ohm, 1/4W
shall be less than 50 ohm. (FZE019-56)
To the next addressable

module on the loop
Power limited
C
A
S+
S-
S+
S-
FRR01U-DA
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 73: Connection of device and input type addressable module (normally-open contact)
•All wiring to be used shall be between AWG#14 (1.5mm2) and AWG#18 (0.75mm2).
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8.16. Device connection to addressable module input type, normally-closed contact

Connection of an input type addressable module normally-closed contact shall be as shown in Figure 74 below.
Only one normally-

*Note: The resistance of external wiring closed contact device
shall be less than 50 ohm.

module on the loop
C
B
S+
S-
S+
S-
FRR01U-DB
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

MCU's TB6 or SCU's TB1
Figure 74: Connection of device and normally-closed contact input type addressable module
*Note: According to NFPA72 1999 edition, any fire alarm initiating devices shall not be connected to the
addressable module input type normally-closed contact.
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8.17. Connection of manual station to addressable module for the manual station
Connection of an addressable module for a manual station shall be as shown in Figure 75 below.
Manual station
*Note: The resistance of external Pull

wiring shall be less than 50 ohm.
To the next addressable End-of-line

device on the loop resistor
Power limited 56K ohm
1/4W
C
A
S+
S-
S+
S-
FRR01U-M
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 75: Connection of addressable module for manual station
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8.18. Device connection to addressable module wet output type

Connection of a wet output type addressable module shall as shown in Figures 76, 77, and 78 below.
Appendix of section 13 can be connected to the wet output. Check with Nohmi Bosai Ltd. or its distributor in your
country/region if any other devices are connected to the outputs.

Connections can be wired in Styles Y and Z.
The output rating is 24VDC, 2A.
56k ohm, 1/4W
(FZE019-56)

Non-power limited
However, it is power limited if
the power supply to M+ and
M- is power limited.

module on the loop To the next
addressable module
24VDC(+)
24VDC(-)
M+
M-
S+ M+ 24VDC(+)
S- M- 24VDC(-)
S+ C
S- D
RC
RD
This wiring shall be made in the case of

FRR01U-SL Style Z.
*Note: No end-of-line resistor is used in the

case of Style Z wiring.
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 76: Connection of notification appliances and wet output type addressable module
The maximum wiring resistance [Rmax] shall be smaller than the value calculated by following formula.
*Note: The output of a wet output type addressable module is “Continuously ON” regardless of the System
NAC Code Type setting. Therefore, notification appliances which contain NAC codes activation shall
be used if NAC codes should be applied.
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8.18.2. Connection of releasing device

Releasing devices such as the solenoids of gaseous suppression systems are connected to a wet output type
addressable module as shown in Figure 77 below.
The output rating is 24VDC, 2A.
Releasing Device
Non-Power Limited
However, it is power limited if the power
supply to M+ and M- is power limited.
End-of-line device
R=56k ohm
(FZE019-56D)

device on the loop To the next
addressable module
24VDC(+)
24VDC(-)
M+
M-
S+ M+ 24VDC(+)
S- M- 24VDC(-)
S+ C
S- D
RC
RD
FRR01U-SL
*Note: The end-of-line device FZE019-56D shall

be installed close to the releasing device.
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2
Figure 77: Connection of releasing device and wet output type addressable module
The maximum wiring resistance [Rmax] shall be smaller than the value calculated by following formula.
Formula: Rmax (ohm) = (24V - Vmin - VR)/It
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8.18.3. Connection of audio device

Audio devices such as audio speakers shall be connected to a wet output type addressable module as shown
Figure 78 below.
The output rating is 25VAC 50W or 70VAC 35W.
56k ohm, 1/4W
(FZE019-56)
Audio device
Non-Power Limited
However, it is power limited if the power
supply to M+ and M- is power limited,.
*Note: is a condenser.
Audio device

device on the loop
AC audio power (To the
next addressable module)
M+
M-
S+ M+
AC audio power
S- M-
S+ C
S- D
RC
RD
This wiring is made in the case of Style Z.

FRR01U-SL
*Note: No end-of-line resistor is used in the
case of Style Z wiring.
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 78: Connection of audio devices and wet output type addressable module
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8.19. Device connection to addressable module dry output type

Connection of a dry output type addressable module shall be as shown in Figure 79 below.
The output of a dry output type addressable module is non-power limited. However, if the power supply to the
connected device is power limited, it shall be defined as power limited.
B
C Contact rating: 30VDC 2.0A
To the next addressable A 125VAC 0.5A
device on the loop
B
C
A
S+
S-
S+
S-
FRR01U-SS
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 79: Connection of dry output type addressable module
8.20. Connection of short circuit isolator

A Short Circuit Isolator (SCI) is available to protect the devices in Integlex loops when a short circuit occurs by
isolating only the short-circuited area.
If a short circuit is detected in the wiring of S+1 and S-1, that wiring is isolated in order to protect the devices
connected to S+2 and S-2. Conversely, if a short circuit is detected in the wiring of S+2 and S-2, that wiring is
isolated in order to protect the devices connected to S+1 and S-1. If the short circuit is removed, the SCI is
automatically reset to the normal monitoring condition.
S+1 S+2
S-1 S-2
S+1 S+2
S-1 S-2
FQI01U
Figure 80: Short circuit isolator
*Note: Regarding the current consumption issue, the available number of addresses per loop changes depending
on whether short circuit isolators are used in the loop.
In the case of Style 7, it is required to deduct 1 address per SCI from the maximum number of addresses
of the loop (i.e. 255 addresses).
•Example: If 5 SCI modules are used in a loop, 250 addressable devices can be used in the loop. (i.e.
255 - 5 = 250)
In the case of Style 4, it is required to deduct 8 addresses per SCI from 255.
•Example: If 5 SCI modules are used, 215 addresses can be used. (i.e. 255 - (5 6 8) = 215)
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8.20.1. Connection of SCI in Style 4
S+1 S+2 S+1 S+2

S-1 S-2 S-1 S-2
S+1 S+2 S+1 S+2
S-1 S-2 S-1 S-2
FQI01U FQI01U
Up to 50 addressable Up to 50 addressable
devices can be devices can be
connected. connected.
S+1 S+2 S+1 S+2

S-1 S-2 S-1 S-2
S+1 S+2 S+1 S+2
S-1 S-2 S-1 S-2
FQI01U FQI01U
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2

Figure 81: Connection of SCI in the case of Style 4
*Note: • A short circuit isolator is not mandatory to satisfy the requirements of Style 4.
• Resistance of the SCI’s secondary line (i.e. line after SCI) shall be less than 10 ohms.
• Up to 50 addressable devices can be connected in the secondary line (i.e. line after an SCI including
the line between two SCIs).
• The line resistance is calculated by defining 0.1 ohm per SCI.
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FRR01U-SS,
FRR01U-F
FRR01U-DA,
or FRR01U-SL
or FRR01U-M
Detector base FZB01U-N or

FZB02U-N used for installing
analog detectors FDK38U,
8
6
FDL25U, and FDPL25U.
S+
S+
S-
S-
S+
S+
S-
S-
S+2
S+2
S+1
S+1
S-2
S-2
S-1
S-1
S+1
S+1
S+2
S+2
S-1
S-1
S-2
S-2
Detector base FZB01U-N or FZB02U-N used for
installing analog detectors FDK38U, FDL25U,
and FDPL25U.
FQI01U FQI01U
FRR01U-SS,
FRR01U-DA, 8
or FRR01U-M
S+
S-
S+
S-
FRR01U-F
or
S+ FRR01U-SL
S-
S+ S-
S- S+
S-
FRR01U-F S+
or
FRR01U-SL
6
S-
S+
S-
S+
FRR01US,
8 FRR01U-DA,
or FRR01U-M
Detector base FZB01U-N or FZB02U-N used for

S+2
S+2
S+1
S+1
S-2
S-2
S-1
S-1
installing analog detectors FDK38U, FDL25U,

and FDPL25U.
S+1
S+1
S+2
S+2
S-1
S-1
S-2
S-2
FQI01U FQI01U
These SCIs can be installed in the FACP

enclosure if no SCU nor NIU is used.
S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2
*Note: • A short circuit isolator is not mandatory to satisfy the requirements of Style 6.
• Less than 50 addressable devices shall be connected between two SCIs. (See the areas enclosed by
dotted lines in Figure 82 above.)
• The wiring resistance is calculated by defining 0.1 ohm per SCI.
• The wiring resistance between two SCIs shall be less than 10 ohms.
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S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
S-1
S+1
S-1
S+1
S+1
S+1
S-1
S-1
S+2
S+2
S-2
S-2
FQI01U
FQI01U
S+2
S+2
S-1
S+1
S-1
S+1
S-2
S-2
S+1
S+1
S+2
S+2
S-1
S-1
S-2
S-2
FQI01U FQI01U
*Note: These SCIs should be installed within

20 feet (i.e. 6 meters) from the terminal
TB6 of MCU or TB1 of SCU. These
SCIs can be installed in the FACP
enclosure if no NIU nor SCU is used. S+1 S-1 S+2 S-2
*Note: •The line resistance between two SCIs shall be less than 10 ohms.
•The line resistance is calculated by defining 0.1 ohm per SCI.
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8.21. Open-collector outputs of ZIU-O

The ZIU-O has 32 open-collector outputs. One zone is configured per output. The output is activated when any
alarm signal is initiated in that zone.
1 2 8 C1 9 10 16 C2
TB4 + + + - TB5 + + + -
17 18 24 C3 25 26 32 C4
TB6 + + + - TB7 + + + -
Figure 84: Polarity of open-collector outputs of ZIU-O
8.22. Optional buzzer unit for ZIU-O

The optional buzzer unit OPT-BS can be connected to ZIU-O as shown in Figure 84 below. The unit is activated
when any open-collector output of connected ZIU-Os is activated.
CN1
TB4 TB5
TB1
ZIU-O
TB3
OPT-BS
TB2
CN1
TB6 TB7
CN2
Dedicated cable (100 mm length)
Figure 85: Connection of OPT-BS and ZIU-O
ZIU-O #N ZIU-O #2 ZIU-O #1 Dedicated cable

(100 mm length)
CN2
CN2
CN2
OPT-BS
OUT
OUT
OUT
IN
IN
IN
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
CN1
TB3
TB3
TB3
1
1
2
3
4
Figure 86: Connection of OPT-BS and multiple ZIU-Os
*Notes: •All the wiring in above figure shall be made in the same enclosure.
•The power to all ZIU-Os shall be supplied from the same source.
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8.23. Connection of SIU and SMP

The SIU is connected to the PC on which the SMP runs using a dedicated cable.
SIU
PGMnet
Dedicated cable (5 meters)
Dsub 9-pin
IEC320/3-pin
AC inlet
PC (SMP)
120V/240VAC
Figure 87: Connection of SIU and SMP
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9. Wiring
9.1. Stipulations of the National Electric Code (NEC)
All wiring for the Integlex fire alarm system shall be based on following classifications of NEC.
MPP
CMP
CL3
FPLP
PLENUM
CL2P
MPR
CMR
CL3R
RISER FPLR
CL2R
MPG
MP
PLTC
GENERAL CMG
CM FPL
PURPOSE CL3
CL2
CMX CL3X
DWELLINGS
CL2X
Figure 88: Cable Type Hierarchy National Electric Code (NEC) 1999
*Note: In above hierarchy, “j9h ” means that the cable j is acceptable as a substitution for the cable h.
[Cable types]
•CM: Communications wires and cables
•CL2 and CL3: Class 2 and 3 remote-control, signaling, and power-limited cables
•FPL: Power-limited fire alarm cables
•MP: Multipurpose cables
•PLTC: Power-limited tray cables
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Designation Fire Test Use

MPP, CMP NFPA262 Plenum, riser, and general purpose
CL2P, CL3P, FPLP UL910 General purpose
MPR, CMR, CL2R, CL3R, FPFR UL1666 Riser and general purpose except plenum
MPG, CMG, MP, CM, CL2, CL3 Vertical Tray General purpose except plenum, riser shafts, and
FPL, PLTC multiple floor penetrations
CMX, CL2X, CL3X VW-1 CMX in 1 & 2 family dwellings: CL2X & CL3X in any
family dwelling: General purpose (under .25 inch)
except riser and plenum
CMX in multi family dwellings: (under .25 inch) in
non-concealed spacesNon-residential: in conduit and
up to 10 ft. exposed
Table 11: NEC cable classification
9.2. Recommended cable specifications

Nohmi Bosai Ltd. recommends cables with the following specifications for use in the Integlex fire alarm system.
9.2.1. Recommended specifications of cable for FACP network

9.2.1.1. Metal/copper cable
•Standard: FPLP, CMP, MPR, or FPLR
•Characteristic impedance: 100±10 ohm
•DC resistance: Less than 72 ohm/km
•Static capacity: Less than 80nF/km
•Shield: Required
Recommended cable
Belden’s No.6320FJ (fire alarm use)
Belden’s No.9574 (fire alarm use)
9.2.1.2. Optical fiber
•Fiber type: GI
•Material: Quartz glass
•Core diameter: 50nm or 62.5nm
•Clad: 125nm
•Bandwidth: 850nm
9.2.2. Recommended specifications of cable for Integlex loops

•Standard: FPLR
•DC resistance: Less than 25 ohm
•Static capacity: Less than 400nF
•Sealed: Not required
Recommended cable
Belden’s No.9580 (fire alarm use)
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10. Installation of addressable module and short circuit isolator

Addressable modules and SCIs are classified into “larger size modules” and “smaller size modules” as follows.
1) Larger size modules
•Addressable module for initiating device
•Addressable module wet output type
•Short circuit isolator
2) Smaller size modules
•Addressable module input type (normally-open contact)
•Addressable module input type, normally-closed contact
•Addressable module for manual station
•Addressable module dry output type
Both sizes of addressable modules are installed in electric boxes as shown in Figures 89 and 90 below.
Figure 89: Installation of smaller size addressable module (1)
Figure 90: Installation of larger size addressable module (1)
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These addressable modules and SCI can also be installed directly onto plates as shown in Figures 91 and 92
below. Therefore, according to the application site conditions, some addressable modules and SCI may be
installed together in large electric boxes.
Figure 91: Installation of smaller size addressable module (2)
Figure 92: Installation of larger size addressable module (2)
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11. The AC Branch Circuit

The Integlex fire alarm system is required by NFPA 72 to utilize a connection to a separate dedicated AC
branch circuit (120 or 240 VAC), which must be labeled FIRE ALARM. This branch circuit must connect to the
line side of the main power feed of the protected premises. No other equipment may be powered from the fire
alarm branch circuit. The branch circuit wire must run continuously, without any disconnect devices, from the
power source to the fire alarm control panel. Over current protection for this circuit must comply with Article 760
of the National Electric Codes as well as applicable local codes. Use a minimum of # 14 AWG with 600 volt,
insulation for this branch circuit.
[AC Branch Circuit Current Calculation Table (120 VAC)]

Device Type Number Of Devices Current Draw Total Current
(Amps) Per Device
Control Panel ( ) X 2.40 =
(Enclosure for FACP-S)
(Enclosure for FACP-M)
(Enclosure for FACP-L)
(Enclosure for FACP-XL)
Auxiliary Power supply ( ) X ( ) =
Total = Amps
[AC Branch Circuit Current Calculation Table (240 VAC)]

Device Type Number Of Devices Current Draw Total Current
(Amps) Per Device
(Enclosure for FACP-S)
(Enclosure for FACP-M)
(Enclosure for FACP-L)
(Enclosure for FACP-XL)
Auxiliary Power supply ( ) X ( ) =
Total = Amps
*Note: Examples of an Auxiliary power supply as listed in the above tables would be power “extender” supplies for
NAC circuits. These devices provide additional 24 VDC power for NAC circuits and need to be included in
the AC power supply requirements.
The system’s 24 VDC power consumption depends on the total amount and type of system devices installed.
Upon determination of system 24 VDC power requirements, battery capacity can be specified. See section 12 for
the battery capacity calculations.
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12. Battery capacity calculation

The current consumption of the system depends on what devices are used. Therefore, the required battery
capacity also depends on the devices to be used. Following the procedures below, complete Worksheet 1 on the
next page, and calculate the battery capacity to be required for each application.
1) In each “Quantity” column, specify the number of device units.
2) Multiply the figure in each “Quantity” column and the figure in each “Standby” column, and enter the result in
each “Total Standby” column.
3) Multiply the figure in each “Quantity” column by the figure in each “Alarm” column, and enter the result in each
“Total Alarm” column.
4) Total the figures in the “Total Standby” columns, and enter the result in the “Total (A)” column.
5) Total the figures in the “Total Alarm” columns, and enter the result in the “Total (B)” column.
6) Enter the monitoring time in the [C] column (unit: hours).
7) Enter the alarm time in the [D] column (unit: minutes).
8) The required battery capacity can be calculated by plugging in the values of (A), (B), (C), and (D) from Worksheet
1 into the following formula.
Battery capacity (AH)=1.26((A6C)+(0.01676B6D))/1000
*Notes: 1) NFPA 72 1999 edition - Local, NFPA 72 1999 edition - Proprietary, and NFPA 72 1999 edition -
Central Station fire alarm systems require 24 hours of standby power followed by 5 minutes alarm
activation.
2) NFPA 72 1999 edition - Auxiliary and NFPA 72 1999 edition - Remote Station fire alarm systems
require 60 hours of standby power followed by 5 minutes alarm activation.
3) Systems that derive auxiliary power from a generator require 4 hours of standby battery capacity.
(UL864)
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[Worksheet 1: Integlex System Battery Capacity Calculation]

Standby Total Alarm Total
Description Quantity
(mA) Standby(mA) (mA) Alarm(mA)
Current consumption of MCU 1 125.00 125.00 290.00 290.00
Current consumption of PSM 1 32.00 32.00 32.00 32.00
Current consumption of EPSM 27.00 27.00
Current consumption of SCU 85.00 85.00
Current consumption of OCU-W 22.00 210.00
Current consumption of OCU-D 15.00 95.00
Current consumption of NIU 110.00 110.00
Current consumption of FIM 36.00 36.00
Current consumption of CTM 11.00 25.00
Current consumption of HTM 8.00 8.00
Current consumed by signal transmission of [ ] [ ]
devices connected to loop 1 (calculated by
Worksheet 2) (a) (b)
Worksheet 2) (c) (d)
Worksheet 3) (e) (f)
Worksheet 3) (g) (h)
Current consumed by Wet 1 and Wet 2 outputs of
MCU
Current consumed by Wet 1 through Wet 8
outputs of OCD-W
Current consumption of VESDA
LaserCOMPACT LP
150.00 170.00
and Terminals TB3 to TB6 of EPSM (s)
Current consumption of LCD-RA (FIR20U) 45.00 145.00

terminals TB1 and TB2 of PSM
Current consumption of ZIU (FIR21U) 25.00 40.00

Current consumed by
Current consumption of ZOCU (FIR22U) 23.00 32.00

Current consumption of ZIU-O 23.00 47.00
Current consumption of addressable
module for initiating device (FRR01U- 2.81
F)(i.e. Monitoring current for power to
50.00
(*)
conventional smoke detector)
Current consumption of addressable
module wet output type (FRR01U-SL)(i.e. 0.60 0.60
Monitoring current for output power)
Total current consumption of conventional
smoke detector
External devices such as NAC devices
] [ ] [
Total (A) (B)
*Note: 2.81mA is the value in the case of Style D. In the case of Style B, it shall be changed to 4.88mA.
Battery Calculation
Monitoring time (hours) [ ](C)
Alarm time (minutes) [ ](D)
Battery Capacity (AH)=1.26((A6C)+(0.0167(B6D))/1000= [ ] AH
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[Worksheet 2: Integlex Loop Current Calculation for Loop 1 and Loop 2]

1)Current calculation for loop 1
STANDBY TOTAL ALARM TOTAL
DEVICE TYPE QUANTITY
(mA) STANDBY(mA) (mA) ALARM(mA)
Analog photoelectric smoke detector (FDK38U) 0.25 0.25
Analog heat detector (FDL25U) 0.25 0.25
Analog combination type heat detector (FDPL25U) 0.25 0.25
Addressable module for initiating device (FRR01U-F) 0.25 0.25
Addressable module input type (FRR01U-DA) 0.29 0.29
Addressable module input type (FRR01U-DB) 0.29 0.29
Addressable module for manual station (FRR01U-M) 0.29 0.29
Addressable module wet output type (FRR01U-SL) 0.29 0.25
Addressable module dry output type (FRR01U-SS) 0.25 0.25
Short Circuit Isolator (FQI01U) 0.25 1.85
VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP 0.25 0.25
Total [ ] [ ] [ ]
(The values are used in Worksheet 1) Max. 255 (1) (2)
(1)/0.77=[ ](a) Use these values in the Integlex Battery Capacity

(2)/0.77=[ ](b) } Calculations (i.e. Worksheet 1)

Total [ ] [ ] [ ]
(3)/0.77=[ ](c) Use these values in the Integlex Battery Capacity

(4)/0.77=[ ](d) } Calculation (i.e. Worksheet 1)
*Note: 1) The value "0.77" in above formulas came from the efficiency of Integlex loop.
2) In the case of Style 4, 8 addresses are automatically consumed per short circuit isolator. Therefore, it is
required to multiply the quantity of short circuit isolator by 8 when the total quantity of addressable
device is checked. (255 is the maximum address capacity in any way.)
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[Worksheet 3: Integlex Loop Current Calculation for Loop 3 and Loop 4]

Total [ ] [ ] [ ]
(1)/0.77=[ ](e) these values in the Integlex Battery Capacity

(2)/0.77=[ ](f) } Use
Calculations (i.e. Worksheet 1)

Total [ ] [ ] [ ]
(3)/0.77=[ ](g) Use these values in the Integlex Battery Capacity

(4)/0.77=[ ](h) } Calculation (i.e. Worksheet 1)
*Note: 1) The value “0.77” in above formulas came from the efficiency of Integlex loop.
2) In the case of Style 4, 8 addresses are automatically consumed per short circuit isolator. Therefore, it is
required to multiply the quantity of short circuit isolator by 8 when the total quantity of addressable
device is checked. (255 is the maximum address capacity in any way.)
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13. Appendix
Device Name Model Number Maker

Bell MBA-6 AMSECO(*)
Bell MBA-8 Ditto
Bell MBA-10 Ditto
Bell MSB-10B-PV4-24 Ditto
Bell MSB-64SL Ditto
Bell EXB-6-PV4-24 Ditto
Strobe/Bell SB624-153075 Ditto
Strobe SL24W-153075 Ditto
Strobe RSD24-153075 Ditto
Strobe SAD24-153075 Ditto
Strobe RSB24-153075 Ditto
Strobe RSD-24L Ditto
Strobe RSD-24M Ditto
Strobe SAD-24L Ditto
Strobe SAD-24M Ditto
Strobe/Horn SH24W-153075 Ditto
Strobe/Horn SZ-54ADA1575-24 Ditto
Strobe/Horn SZ-54ADA110-24 Ditto
Horn H24W Ditto
Strobe/Speaker SFH47R-153075R-70S Ditto
Strobe/Speaker SFH47R-153075R-70R Ditto
Strobe/Speaker SFH47R-153075R-25S Ditto
Strobe/Speaker SFH47R-153075R-25R Ditto
Synchro module SMS1-3A Ditto
Electronic sounder FS1-1 Ditto
Electronic sounder FS2-1 Ditto
Electronic sounder/Strobe combo SF2C-24L1575 Ditto
Piezo sounder/Strobe SHP24-153075 Ditto
Piezo sounder HP-24 Ditto
Piezo sounder HP-24T Ditto
Horn/Strobe NS-24MCW-FR/-FW Wheelock, Inc.
Horn/Strobe NS-2415W-FR Ditto
Horn/Strobe NS4-24MCW-FR/-FW Ditto
Horn/Strobe NS4-241575W-FR Ditto
Audible strobe AS-24MCW-FR/-FW Ditto
Audible strobe AS-2415W-FR Ditto
Audible strobe AS-2415C-FW Ditto
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Device Name Model Number Maker

Horn AH-24-R Wheelock, Inc.
Horn MIZ-TC24-R/-W Ditto
Horn MIZ-24-R/-W Ditto
Horn weatherproof AH-24WP-R Ditto
Audible strobe weatherproof ASWP-2475W-FR Ditto
Multitone electric appliance MT-12/24-R Ditto
Multitone electric appliance MT-24-LS-VFR Ditto
Multitone electric appliance MT-24-LSM-VFR Ditto
Multitone electric appliance MT-24-SLM-VFR Ditto
Multitone electric appliance MT-24-MS-VFR Ditto
Multitone electric appliance MT-24-IS-VFR Ditto
Multitone electric appliance MT-24-WM-VFR Ditto
Multitone electric appliance AMT-12/24-R Ditto
Multitone electric appliance AMT-24-LSM-VFR Ditto
Multi-candela strobe RSS-24MCW-FR/-FW Ditto
Multi-candela strobe RSSP-24MCW-FR Ditto
Multi-candela chime strobe CH70-24MCW-FR/-FW Ditto
Chime strobe CH70-2415W-FR Ditto
Chime strobe CH90-2475C-FW Ditto
Chime strobe CH90-24100C-FW Ditto
Chime CH70-24-R Ditto
Chime CH90-24-R Ditto
Bell MB-G6-24-R Ditto
Bell MB-G10-24-R Ditto
Bell explosion proof indoor CSX10-24DC-R Ditto
Bell explosion proof outdoor CSXG10-24DC-R Ditto
Sync module SM-24-R Ditto
Sync module DSM-24-R Ditto
Multi-candela speaker E70-24-MCW-FR/-FW Ditto
Multi-candela speaker ET70-24-MCW-FR/-FW Ditto
Speaker Strobe E70-2415W-FR Ditto
Speaker Strobe E90-2415C-FW Ditto
Speaker Strobe ET70-2415W-FR Ditto
Speaker Strobe ET90-2415C-FW Ditto
Bell(*) FBM01U-D Nohmi Bosai Ltd.
*Note: (1) AMSECO is the acronym for the American Security Equipment Company.
(2) The bell FMB01U-D is the same product as AMSECO's MBA-6.
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System Design Manual

Document Title Document No.

Revision Status Revision Date Reason for Change

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2. Standards to be complied .......................................................................................................................... 1

4. System Configuration ................................................................................................................................. 4

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5.9. Dry contact relay modules for detectors ............................................................................................... 13

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6.23.4. Interlocking by suppression zone ................................................................................................ 34

7. Stipulations of NFPA ................................................................................................................................ 57

8. Limitations for connections and circuits ................................................................................................ 61

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8.3.1. Wiring in the case of Style 4 .......................................................................................................... 64

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9.2.1.2. Optical fiber .............................................................................................................................91

10. Installation of addressable module and short circuit isolator ............................................................ 92

11. The AC Branch Circuit ............................................................................................................................94

12. Battery capacity calculation ................................................................................................................... 95

13. Appendix .................................................................................................................................................. 99

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UL 38: Manually Actuated Signaling Boxes

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3.2. Network functionality

NIU installed SMP

Figure 1: Network configured with multiple nodes

(See section 6.39. for further details.)

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3.3. Easy system expansion

3.4. Versatile data settings

3.5. Integrated VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP

3.6. Multiple detection levels of detectors

3.7. Event log

3.8. Day/Night/Holiday monitoring level change-over

3.9. Low temperature trouble function

3.10. Auto program

3.11. Dedicated control function for suppression system (Suppression Zone)

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Two programmable 24VDC outputs

Three programmable contacts

Various device Various device Various device Various device

Relay module for

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*Note: Acronyms of addressable modules

4.2. Product line

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5.2. Analog detectors

UL approved UL approved 135 to 174˚ F(57 to 78˚ )

5.3. VESDA LaserCOMPACT LP

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5.4. Conventional detectors

5.5. Addressable modules

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Addressable module input type Addressable module input type

Secondary line 2 wires (C and A) for 1 line Secondary line

7Monitoring: Less than 290nA 7Monitoring: Less than 290nA

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