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1. 5 A manual reset at the fire alarm control panel deactivates the release 1 solenoids and the Releasing Module returns to the normal state Figure 3 4 Automatic release sequence Note Prerelease circuit 1 supports audible notification appliances that sound prerelease and release signals Audible prerelease signals sound at 15 and 60 pulses per minute The audible release signal is a steady tone Prerelease circuit 2 supports visual notification appliances SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 3 5 Operational description Initiating manual releases The operation of a manual release station initiates the manual release sequence Figure 3 5 explains the manual release sequence Warning You CANNOT abort the manual release sequence RELEASE014 CDR Time line See details below 115 2 3 4 I l l l First alarm relay Manual delay timer Prerelease circuits Release circuits I Selectable I 14 manual delay time 1 1 An active manual release station disables automatic 0 to 30 seconds operation and the abort function and simultaneously activates the Manual delay timer Prerelease circuit Prerelease strobe circuit steady On Prerelease horn circuit 60 pulses per minute 2 10 seconds before the expiration of the manual delay timer the pre release horn ch
2. 2 2 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Programming the SIGA REL Caution Do not use the Accept Actual function in the Signature Mapping tool Accepted data may corrupt the database by causing it to see every device as two devices Warning DO NOT configure the third and fifth SIGA UM addresses as common outputs or audio amplifiers Any off normal condition will activate the automatic release sequence if these addresses are common outputs The Drill switch will activate the prerelease and the release circuits if they are audio amplifiers You must select the device types and personality codes exactly as prescribed in Tables 2 1 and 2 2 Table 2 1 Device type selections Typical address 7 8 9 10 11 12 Model Monitor SIGA UM Table 2 2 Device type personality codes Typical address Personality code 7 N O Active Non Latching Class B 8 N O Alarm Latching Class B 9 Signal Output Class B 10 PH No personality 11 Signal Output Class B 12 Dm No personality Actual addresses in your system may differ but they must be consecutive Serial numbers must also be consecutive up to the second to last digit Select one of the following DamperControl DoorControl or FanControl Ensure that the selected device type is exclusive for SIGA REL use SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 3 Programming the SIGA REL Labeling the SIGA REL components In the Object Configuration assign the labels
3. ALARM2 ALARM ALARM 2 ON PRERELEASE 1 ANDGROUP DUMP ALARM AND GROUP1 DLYA 10 E ON RELEASE 1 Note ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 require the addition DLYR 10 i of alarm devices to the panel configuration Make sure that the object labels match the labels assigned to DUMP them in the Object Configuration LARM MANUAL ON HIGH RELEASE 1 Figure 2 3 Mandatory rules for the SIGA REL PORTRE i Note LED1 and LED2 require the addition of an LED Ses ONG VPRERELEBSE Shot module to the Cabinet Configuration Modules tab LED1 operator layer Make sure that the labels for the LEDs RLYCFG PRERELEASE 1l ON LED 1 1 match the labels assigned to them in the Object Configuration TED2 RELEASE033 CDR RLYCFG RELEASE 1 ON LED 1 2 Figure 2 4 Optional rules for the SIGA REL Avoid using the Drill switch to test the SIGA REL If you activate a Drill press the Reset switch before you deactivate it The deactivation of the Drill switch alone will not silence the prerelease tones SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 9 Programming the SIGA REL Programming the SIGA REL in the 3 SDU Revision 2 0 Adding the SIGA REL to the database Warning This information was prepared for users who are proficient in every aspect of 3 SDU Revision 2 0 programming DO NOT attempt to program the SIGA REL if your certification is not current Failure to do this may result in loss of life serious inj
4. 24 Vdc 25 mA max 170 mA min 4 A max depends on output circuit loading See Table 1 5 2 A 24 Vdc max See riser current TB4 1 and TB4 2 2 A 24 Vdc max See riser current TB4 3 and TB4 4 4 valves max See Table 1 6 47 kQ resistor 2 A 24 Vdc max See riser current TB5 1 and TB5 2 2 A 24 Vdc max See riser current TB5 3 and TB5 4 See Table 1 6 47 kQ resistor and TB3 2 25 Oflwire 18 AWG 3800 ft 0 75 mm 1158 m 47 kQ resistor 0 1 uF max 25 O wire 18 AWG 3800 ft 0 75 mm 1158 m 47 kQ resistor 0 1 uF max 3A 24 Vdc resistive load Form C 15 2 to 19 95 Vdc 1 mA 1 mA See the installation sheet of the Signature loop controller Ten SIGA RELs per loop SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 1 7 Installing the SIGA REL Environmental conditions Operating temperature 32 to 120 F 0 to 49 C Storage temperature 4 to 140 F 20 to 60 C Humidity 0 to 93 RH non condensing Table 1 5 Power riser Total riser Distance from SIGA REL to power supply Wire current resistance Table 1 6 Prerelease and release circuits per circuit Total riser Distance from SIGA REL to signals Wire current resistance 1 8 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Installing the SIGA REL Mounting the SIGA REL Caution The SIGA REL and the MFC A require separation between power limited and nonpower limited wiring See the MFC A installation sheet for details about po
5. RESET DEFINE SYSRESET MCMN1 OFF RELEASE 1 DUMP ALARM MANUAL ON RELEASE 1 Figure 2 1 Mandatory rules of the SIGA REL DRILL DEFINE DRILL MCMN1 ON PRERELEASE 1 LED1 CONFIRMATION PRERELEASE 1 LED2 CONFIRMATION RELEASE I1 Figure 2 2 Optional rules for the SIGA REL OFF PRERELEASE 1 ON LED 1 1 ON LED 1 2 Note ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 require the addition of two Signature Series alarm devices to the SDC Configuration Make sure that the object labels in the rules match the labels assigned in the Object Configuration RELEASE010 CDR Note LED1 and LED2 require the addition of an LED module to the MCM Configuration Make sure that the labels for the LEDs match the labels assigned to them in the Object Configuration RELEASE032 CDR Avoid using the Drill switch to test the SIGA REL If you activate a Drill press the Reset switch to deactivate it The deactivation of the Drill switch alone will not silence the prerelease tones SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 5 Programming the SIGA REL Programming the SIGA REL in the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 Adding the SIGA REL to the database Warning This information was prepared for users who are proficient in every aspect of 3 SDU Revision 1 5 programming DO NOT attempt to program the SIGA REL if your certification is not current Failure to do this may result in loss of life serious injury or property
6. Testing EST2 systems Allow the system sufficient time to stabilize after the initial startup or download Before you test the system access the SDC Status tool in the 2 SDU Do not test the system if the status LEDs indicate anything pending or in progress This includes Mapping Device new starts Resets Restarts Testing EST3 systems Allow the system sufficient time to stabilize after the initial startup or download Before you test the system access the DSDC Status tool in the 3 SDU Do not test the system if the status LEDs indicate anything pending or in progress This includes Mapping Device new starts Resets Restarts In the 3 SDU Rev 2 0 you can test the system while the Device Supervision LED is on The Device Supervision LED may be on longer for larger loops SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Chapter 3 Operational description Summary The SIGA REL works with manual and automatic inputs The operational description explains how the SIGA REL fits into the fire alarm system and behaves during fire alarms Content Integrating the Releasing Module with fire alarm systems 3 2 System overview 3 2 Preaction deluge sprinkler systems 3 2 Automatic fire extinguishing systems 3 3 Developing a fire suppression plan 3 4 Releasing fire suppression agents 3 5 Understanding the automatic release sequence 3 5 Initiating manual releases 3 6 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual
7. wire 1 7 1 8 rules SIGA REL in the 2 SDU 2 5 in the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 2 9 in the 3 SDU Revision 2 0 2 13 S safety precautions 1 14 sequences automatic release 3 5 manual release 3 6 service disconnect stations compatible 1 5 settings DIP switch 1 11 1 12 SIGA REL 2 SDU labels for 2 4 3 SDU Revision 1 5 labels for 2 8 3 SDU Revision 2 0 labels for 2 12 description 1 2 features 1 2 integration with fire alarm systems 3 2 LEDs 1 13 MFC A mounting instructions for 1 9 1 10 rules 2 5 2 9 2 13 trouble indications on EST2 panels 4 2 4 3 trouble indications on EST3 panels 4 4 4 5 wiring of 1 14 1 16 Signature data line 1 7 Z2 Signature map reconciliation 2 4 2 9 2 13 Signature Series documentation iii solenoid polarizing relays compatible 1 5 specifications 1 7 1 8 speaker documentation iii sprinkler systems 1 3 strobe documentation iii Systems fire suppression automatic fire extinguishing 1 4 3 3 deluge sprinkler 1 3 3 2 preaction sprinklers 1 3 3 2 System testing 2 14 T trouble indications SIGA REL at EST2 panels 4 2 4 3 at EST3 panels 4 4 4 5 testing system 2 14 U UL Underwriters Laboratories Inc iv ULC Underwriters Laboratories Canada iv Ww warning cutout 1 15 warnings disabling release circuits vi 1 15 4 2 4 4 FCC ii limitation of liability ii for programming the SIGA REL
8. 2 2 2 6 2 10 for servicing the SIGA REL 1 14 for system testing 2 14 wire distances 1 8 wiring the SIGA REL 1 14 1 16 writing rules for the SIGA REL in the 2 SDU e 2 5 in the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 2 9 in the 3 SDU Revision 2 0 2 13 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual
9. 8 documentation related iii SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Index E enclosures See panels compatible environmental conditions 1 8 EST2 documentation iii EST3 documentation iii European standards v F first alarm contact 1 7 FCC warning ii FMRC Factory Mutual Research Corporation v 1 3 1 4 L labeling SIGA REL components 2 4 2 8 2 12 LEDs 1 13 listing agencies iv v 1 6 M manual delay time settings 1 12 manual release circuit 1 7 1 16 3 6 4 2 4 4 manual release sequence 3 6 matrix groups SIGA REL 2 8 2 12 3 5 MFC A 1 9 1 10 modes abort 1 11 1 12 delay time 1 12 Montreal Protocol on Substances 1 4 N NFPA National Fire Protection Agency iv O operational description 3 1 3 6 P panels compatible 1 5 power riser 1 7 power supplies compatible 1 5 prerelease circuits 1 7 1 16 3 5 3 6 4 2 4 4 preaction sprinkler systems 1 3 3 2 programming 2 SDU 2 2 2 5 3 SDU Revision 1 5 2 6 2 9 3 SDU Revision 2 0 2 10 2 13 Z 1 Index R reading LEDs 1 13 reconciling the Signature map in the 2 SDU 2 4 in the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 2 9 in the 3 SDU Revision 2 0 2 13 related documentation iii release circuits 1 7 1 16 3 5 3 6 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 releasing solenoid valves compatible 1 6 requirements FM for automatic fire extinguishing systems 1 4 for sprinkler systems 1 3 resistances
10. N 270188 EST2 System Programming Manual P N 270187 EST2 Installation Sheets P N 3100056 2 SDU Help EST3 documentation A library of related documents supports the EST3 product line Here is a complete list of the EST3 library EST3 Installation and Service Manual P N 270380 EST3 System Operations Manual P N 270382 EST3 System Programming Manual P N 270381 EST3 Installation Sheets P N 3100051 EST3 International Supplement Manual P N 270925 3 SDU Help Signature Series documentation The Signature Series Intelligent Smoke and Heat Detectors Applications Bulletin P N 270145 provides instructions and illustrations for various arrays of smoke and heat detectors The Signature Series Component Installation Manual P N 270497 supports the installation of the Signature Series detectors and modules The Serial Number Log Book P N 270267 provides a convenient means for recording the serial number of each Signature device installed in the fire alarm system Speaker and strobe documentation The EST Speaker Application Guide P N 85000 0033 provides information about the placement and layout of speakers for fire alarm signaling and emergency voice communications The EST Strobe Applications Guide P N 85000 0049 provides information for the placement and layout of strobes for fire alarm signaling SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual iii Content Installation codes and standards
11. The Signature Series fire detection devices are designed to meet the requirements of NFPA Standard 72 1999 Edition Underwriters Laboratories Inc Standard 864 8th Edition and Underwriters Laboratories of Canada Inc Standard ULC S527 Other related codes and standards are listed below Information contained in this document is intended to serve as a guide Installation in accordance with the instruction sheets provided with Signature Series devices applicable codes and the instructions of the AHJ is mandatory National Fire Protection Agency National Fire Protection Agency NFPA 1 Batterymarch Park PO Box 9101 Quincy MA 02269 9101 NFPA NFPA 11 Low Expansion Foam NFPA 11A Medium and High Expansion Foam Systems NFPA12 Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems NFPA 13 Sprinkler Systems NFPA 15 Water Spray Fixed Systems for Fire Protection NFPA 16 Deluge Foam Water Sprinkler and Foam Water Spray systems NFPA 17 Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems NFPA 70 National Electric Code NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code Underwriters Laboratories Inc Underwriters Laboratories Inc ULI U 333 Pfingsten Road L Northbrook IL 60062 2096 UL 864 Standard for Control Units for Fire Protective Signaling Systems Underwriters Laboratories of Canada Underwriters Laboratories of Canada ULC U C 7 Crouse Road Scarborough Ontario M1R 3A9 ULC 527 Standard for Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems iv SIGA REL Te
12. and messages listed in Table 2 3 to the SIGA UM Table 2 3 SIGA REL labels Monitor Abort SIGA UM The addresses in Table 2 3 demonstrate the importance of ensuring that the SIGA REL occupies six consecutive addresses The actual addresses in your system may differ Programming an AND group AND groups function as cross zones For more information about programming AND groups see the EST2 System Programming Manual and the 2 SDU Help Note Every device contained in each SIGA REL AND group must include a rule with an output statement like the one in ALARMI See Figure 2 1 for the details Reconciling the Signature map Caution Do not use Accept Actual in the Signature Series mapping tool Accepted devices may appear as two devices in the SDC database and corrupt it Use the Break Chain and Commit Expected functions to reconcile the Signature map Writing rules for the SIGA REL To write the rules 1 Inthe Rules Editor write the mandatory rules in Figure 2 1 and the optional rules in Figure 2 2 2 Compile the rules and run the required conversions 3 Download and upload the new information 2 4 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Programming the SIGA REL Note See the system testing section at the end of this chapter before you test of your system ALARM1 ALARM ALARM 1 ON PRERELEASE 1 ALARM2 ALARM ALARM 2 ON PRERELEASE 1 RELEASE DEFINE AND AND GROUPI DELAY 10 ON RELEASE 1
13. 1 RELA EOL 5 Figure 1 8 SIGA REL wiring Releasing Module Release circuit 2 Abort circuit 11 RELEASE023 CDR P First alarm output 9 8 T 24Vdcin HERE RN 24 Vdc out U Prerelease circuit 2 A steady 8 5 2 X Prerelease circuit 1 pulsed 15 60 Steady 8 5 2 Four RELA EOLs per circuit max Class B 24 Vdc output Class B normally open manual release station Class B normally open abort station Listed 47 kQ EOL resistor Listed 24 Vdc nonpolarized valve The releasing solenoid valve wiring is not supervised for wire to wire shorts Run the connection to the valve in conduit within 20 feet of the RELA EOL Solenoid Polarizing Relay Polarity of circuit shown in supervisory state On alarm polarity reverses Supervised and power limited Power limited when connected to a power limited source If nonpower limited maintain 1 4 inch 6 4 mm separation Otherwise use FPL FPLR or FPLP in accordance with the National Electric Code NEC Destroy power limited markings Listed service disconnect station Not included in preaction or deluge sprinkler systems Ten Releasing Modules per loop max Installations which include other wiring require FPL FPLR FPLP or equivalent NEC approved wiring for all power limited wiring SIGA REL Tech
14. 3 1 Operational description Integrating the Releasing Module with fire alarm systems System overview The SIGA REL is a Signature Series module that interfaces a Signature loop controller with fire suppression components The Releasing Module works with sprinkler systems and automatic extinguishing systems Sprinklers include preaction and deluge systems Automatic fire extinguishing systems include the fire suppression agents listed in Table 1 2 Note See Installing the SIGA REL for details about its wiring specifications mounting and abort mode settings For wiring resistance calculations see pages 1 7 and 1 8 Preaction deluge sprinkler systems Figure 3 1 illustrates the integration of the SIGA REL with the fire alarm control panel and a preaction or deluge sprinkler system Sprinkler systems do not include service disconnect stations abort stations or manual release stations Signature Series smoke detectors Signature Series modules Horn circuit Strobe circuit RELA EOL H Preaction or deluge system 1 Releasing Module RELA EOL H Preaction or deluge system 2 Figure 3 1 Integration of the Releasing Module with a deluge or preaction sprinkler system RELEASE037 CDR 3 2 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Operational description Automatic fire extinguishing systems The SIGA REL also supports automatic extinguishing systems which provide manual actuation of abort release and service disconnect funct
15. LE SHRT ACT Open Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Release 2 Expanded message TROUBLE OPEN ACT Message requires user programming SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 4 5 SIGA REL trouble indications 4 6 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 2 SDU programming 2 2 2 5 3 3 SDU Revision 1 5 programming 2 6 2 9 Revision 2 0 programming 2 10 2 13 A abort circuit 1 7 1 16 4 2 4 4 delay time settings 1 12 modes 1 11 1 12 stations compatible 1 5 adding the SIGA REL to 2 SDU databases 2 2 2 3 to 3 SDU databases 2 6 2 7 2 10 2 11 agencies listing iv v 1 6 AHJ authority having jurisdiction e ii iv v AND groups SIGA REL in 2 SDU programming 2 4 3 5 in 3 SDU Revision 1 5 programming 2 8 3 5 in 3 SDU Revision 2 0 programming 2 12 3 5 automatic delay time settings 1 12 automatic fire extinguishing systems 1 4 3 3 automatic release sequence 3 5 C cautions vi 2 2 2 3 2 6 2 7 2 10 2 11 circuits abort 1 7 1 16 4 2 4 4 manual release 1 7 1 16 3 6 4 2 4 4 prerelease 1 7 1 16 3 5 3 6 4 2 4 4 release 1 7 1 16 3 5 3 6 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 codes and standards installation iv v 1 4 compatible panels and devices 1 5 1 6 counting zones See matrix groups SIGA REL cross zones See AND groups SIGA REL D deluge sprinkler systems 1 3 3 2 developing a fire suppression plan 3 4 DIP switch settings 1 11 1 12 distances wire 1
16. SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual P N 387348 Rev 2 0 08JUNO1 DEVELOPED BY Edwards Systems Technology 6411 Parkland Drive Sarasota FL 34243 941 739 4300 COPYRIGHT NOTICE Copyright 2001 Edwards Systems Technology Inc This manual is copyrighted by Edwards Systems Technology Inc EST You may not reproduce translate transcribe or transmit any part of this manual without express written permission from EST This manual contains proprietary information intended for distribution to authorized persons or companies for the sole purpose of conducting business with EST If you distribute any information contained in this manual to unauthorized persons you have violated all distributor agreements and may be subject to legal action CREDITS This manual was designed and written by the EST Technical Services Documentation Department Sarasota DOCUMENT HISTORY Date Reason for change 14FEBO01 Initial release 08JUNO1 2 0 Added testing information FMRC agency information drawing for preaction deluge sprinkler systems compatibility information for releasing solenoid valves programming statements Deleted Halon as a listed agent Edited compatible panel information specification values for consistency drawings for nongeneric captions and missing information programming rules cautions on accepting actual devices drawings in operational description Content Important information ii Locating related
17. Upon reset device supervision may cause the panel to generate a common trouble active for each SIGA REL circuit This is a normal indication and it should go away within minutes Table 4 2 lists the indications you may see for the SIGA REL on the 3 LCD Table 4 2 Releasing Module indications Open Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Abort Expanded message TROUBLE OPEN ACT Device Abort Manual Prerelease 1 Prerelease 2 Abort Manual Prerelease 1 Prerelease 2 Release 1 Release 2 4 4 Short Alarm PULL STATION ACT Manual Open Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Manual Expanded message TROUBLE OPEN ACT Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Prerelease 1 Expanded message TROUBLE SHRT ACT Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Prerelease 1 Expanded message TROUBLE OPEN ACT Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Prerelease 2 Expanded message TROUBLE SHRT ACT Open Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Prerelease 2 Expanded message TROUBLE OPEN ACT No riser Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Device Abort Manual Prerelease 1 Prerelease 2 Release 1 or Release 2 Expanded message INTRNL TRBL ACT SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual SIGA REL trouble indications Table 4 2 Releasing Module indications Continued Device 3 LCD message Release 1 Short Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Release 1 Expanded message TROUBLE SHRT ACT Open Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Release 1 Expanded message TROUBLE OPEN ACT Release 2 Short Trouble COMMON TRBL ACT Release 2 Expanded message TROUB
18. amages arising from loss of property or other damages or losses owing to the failure of EST products beyond the cost of repair or replacement of any defective products EST reserves the right to make product improvements and change product specifications at any time While every precaution has been taken during the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its contents EST assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions FCC warning This equipment can generate and radiate radio frequency energy If this equipment is not installed in accordance with this manual it may cause interference to radio communications This equipment has been tested and found to comply within the limits for Class B computing devices pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of the FCC Rules These rules are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when this equipment is operated in a commercial environment Operation of this equipment is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Content Locating related documents EST2 documentation A library of related documents supports the EST2 product line Here is a complete list of the EST2 library EST2 Installation and Service Manual P N 270186 EST2 Network Supplement Manual P N 270894 EST2 System Operations Manual P
19. anges from 60 pulses per minute to steady On 3 The manual delay timer expires and the release circuits activate C CO C C 7 4 A manual reset at the fire alarm control panel deactivates the release l solenoids and the Releasing Module returns to the normal state Figure 3 5 Manual release sequences 3 6 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Chapter 4 SIGA REL trouble indications Summary You may occasionally see SIGA REL messages on the front panel display Table 4 1 provides trouble indications for EST2 panels Table 4 2 provides trouble indications for EST3 panels Content SIGA REL indications on EST2 panels 4 2 SIGA REL indications on EST3 panels 4 4 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 4 1 SIGA REL trouble indications SIGA REL indications on EST2 panels Warning Disconnect all wiring on TB4 of the SIGA REL release circuits 1 and 2 during system service Disabled points will not prevent activation of the release circuits Failure to follow these instructions may result in loss of life serious injury or property damage After the successful completion of the programming process the fire alarm control panel will reset itself Upon reset device supervision may cause the panel to generate a Dev Line fault for each SIGA REL circuit This is a normal indication and it should go away within minutes Table 4 1 lists the indications you may see f
20. ata normal conditions DS3 Red Steady Alarm DS4 Steady Power DS5 Steady Abort DS6 Steady Trouble DS7 Red Steady Release active SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 1 13 Installing the SIGA REL Wiring the SIGA REL Observing equipment and personal safety To ensure safety with the SIGA REL 1 2 3 4 Copy Figure 1 7 Cut out the photocopied warning along the perforated line Post the warning next to the SIGA REL Inform all appropriate personnel about the posted warning its location and its importance Require compliance with the warning during all installation and service procedures Warning Observe static sensitive material handling practices while installing or servicing the SIGA REL Electrostatic discharge may damage the equipment and activate the release circuits Running the wires Wire SIGA REL according to Figure 1 8 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Installing the SIGA REL HOO 6 03S V3 13H eDeujep Aywedoud Jo Ainful SnolJes 9JI JO SSO ui 3jnsoJ Aew suononujsul PSB MoJJoJ 0 eJnjie J S JIn2JI9 9Se9 9J Y JO UONeANOe juoAa8Jd jou JIM sjuiod pajgesiq e2tAJes uJejs s Buunp Z pue SynoJio eseoj a1 einpo A Buiseajay y JO pg uo Bum e JOBUUODSIG O EE O Figure 1 7 Warning notice 1 15 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Installing the SIGA REL Class A Signature Data Circuit In ou t4 1 Lp 121 7 8 Release circuit
21. c delay timer operates as programmed 4 International If the abort is initiated before the automatic delay timer expires it will prevent the releasing action The automatic delay timer will stop running When the abort is restored the automatic delay timer will reset and commence time from t 0 The release will occur with the expiration of the timer setting minus 10 seconds Setting the DIP switches Warning Press the Reset switch at the fire alarm control panel whenever you change the DIP switch settings Otherwise the new settings will not take effect Figure 1 5 shows the default DIP switch settings of the SIGA REL Tables 1 8 through 1 11 provide the DIP switch settings for the SIGA REL abort modes and delay time settings SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 1 11 Installing the SIGA REL TB3 Releasing Module RELEASE026 CDR Figure 1 5 SIGA REL DIP switches Table 1 8 Abort mode settings Abort mode 3 IRI Time delay 10 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds 40 seconds Time delay No delay 10 seconds Default 1 12 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Installing the SIGA REL Reading LEDs Figure 1 6 shows the location of the LEDs on the SIGA REL DS gusmumeS I o DS bs7 RELEASE027 CDR Figure 1 6 SIGA REL LEDs Table 1 12 explains the color patterns and functions for each LED Table 1 12 SIGA REL LEDs DS1 Red Flashing Data alarm conditions DS2 Flashing D
22. chnical Reference Manual Content Factory Mutual Research Corporation Factory Mutual Research Corporation 1151 Boston Providence Turnpike PO Box 9102 mo Norwood MA 02062 1011 1012 Deluge and Preaction Systems European standards 73 23 EEC 89 336 EEC as amended by 9 31 EEC EN50130 4 1995 EN55022 1995 Other requirements Low Voltage Directive Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Immunity requirements for Components of Fire Intruder and Social Alarm Systems Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio Disturbance Characteristics of Information Technology Components Other requirements that affect the installation of this system include e State and local building codes e AHJ SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Content Documentation conventions vi Notices throughout this manual inform the reader of practices and conditions which will affect physical safety occupant safety equipment performance and efficiency Notices appear as warnings cautions and notes Warnings Warnings appear whenever property damage injury or loss of life may occur through the neglect of safe practices and conditions You will see warnings in the following format Warning Disconnect all wiring on TB4 of the SIGA REL release circuits 1 and 2 during system service Disabled points will not prevent activation of the release circuits Failure to follow these instructions may result in loss of life se
23. conversions 3 Download and upload the new information Note See the system testing section at the end of this chapter before you test of your system ALARM RELEASEO11 CDR ALARM ALARM 1 ON PRERELEASE 1 ALARM2 ALARM ALARM 2 ON PRERELEASE 1 ANDGROUP DUMP ALARM AND GROUP1 DLYA 10 E ON RELEASE 1 Note ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 require the addition DLYR 10 i of alarm devices to the panel configuration Make sure that the object labels match the labels assigned to DUMP them in the Object Configuration LARM MANUAL ON HIGH RELEASE 1 Figure 2 5 Mandatory rules for the SIGA REL ERIRE i Note LED1 and LED2 require the addition of an LED DRILLS ON VPRERELEBSE SOME module to the Cabinet Configuration Modules tab LED1 operator layer Make sure that the labels for the LEDs RLYCFG PRERELEASE 1l ON LED 1 1 match the labels assigned to them in the Object Configuration TED2 RELEASE033 CDR RLYCFG RELEASE 1 ON LED 1 2 Figure 2 6 Optional rules for the SIGA REL Avoid using the Drill switch to test the SIGA REL If you activate a Drill press the Reset switch before you deactivate it The deactivation of the Drill switch alone will not silence the prerelease tones SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 13 Programming the SIGA REL System testing 2 14 Warning Disconnect the release circuit until system testing is complete and the system is stable
24. damage Caution If you are adding other Signature Series devices to the project database add the SIGA REL last Adding devices after the SIGA REL may disrupt the addressing scheme The SIGA REL is a single module with six serial numbers but the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 recognizes it as three SIGA UMs Addresses will differ for each installation but they must be consecutive The SIGA REL provides only one serial number label When you scan in the SIGA REL only the first two serial numbers will appear in the database To add the SIGA REL to the database 1 Scaninthe SIGA REL serial number label 2 Inthe DSDC configuration Loop X Modules tab ensure that four blank addresses follow the first two addresses 3 Add two more SIGA UMs four address spaces to the database to fill in the four empty addresses 4 Inthe Signature Series mapping tool access the Actual vs NA Expected Data dialog box F9 key 5 Click Break Chain and select the appropriate address Break Chain button 6 Commit the expected data 7 Inthe DSDC configuration configure the SIGA REL SIGA UM addresses in strict accordance with Tables 2 4 and 2 5 2 6 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Programming the SIGA REL Caution Do not use the Accept Actual function in the Signature Mapping tool Accepted data may corrupt the database by causing it to see every device as two devices Warning DO NOT configure the third and fifth SIGA UM addresses as common outpu
25. documents iii Installation codes and standards iv Documentation conventions vi Chapter 1 Installing the SIGA REL 1 1 Introducing the SIGA REL 1 2 Fire suppression systems 1 3 Compatible panels and devices 1 5 Specifications 1 7 Mounting the SIGA REL 1 9 Setting abort mode and delay times 1 11 Reading LEDs 1 13 Wiring the SIGA REL 1 14 Chapter 2 Programming the SIGA REL 2 1 Programming the SIGA REL in the 2 SDU 2 2 Programming the SIGA REL in the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 2 6 Programming the SIGA REL in the 3 SDU Revision 2 0 2 10 System testing 2 14 Chapter 3 Operational description 3 1 Integrating the Releasing Module fire alarm systems 3 2 Developing a fire suppression plan 3 4 Releasing fire suppression agents 3 5 Chapter 4 SIGA REL trouble indications 4 1 SIGA REL indications on EST2 panels 4 2 SIGA REL indications on EST3 panels 4 4 Index Z 1 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Content Important information Limitation of liability This product has been designed to meet the requirements of NFPA Standard 72 1999 Edition Underwriters Laboratories Inc Standard 864 8th Edition and Underwriters Laboratories of Canada Inc Standard ULC S527 Installation in accordance with this manual applicable codes and the instructions of the authority having jurisdiction AHJ is mandatory EST shall not under any circumstances be liable for any incidental or consequential d
26. e information about programming AND groups and matrix groups see the EST3 System Programming Manual and the 3 SDU Help Note Every device contained in each SIGA REL AND group must include a rule with an output statement like the one in ALARMI See Figure 2 5 for the details Warning Set the AND group to an Activate number 2 or greater Activate number 1 will cause the AND group to become an OR group and any activation of Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 will activate the release sequence Check only Q1 for each device in the listbox labeled Devices in Selected Group For Q1 only a detector in alarm will count as a device activation If you check Q2 Q3 or Q4 the release circuit may accidentally activate for maintenance issues Note For preaction operation set the Activate number to 1 This will cause the AND group to become an OR group Any activation of Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 will then activate the release sequence 2 12 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Programming the SIGA REL Reconciling the Signature map Caution Do not use Accept Actual in the Signature Series mapping tool Accepted devices may appear as two devices in the SDC database and corrupt it Use the Break Chain and Commit Expected functions to reconcile the Signature map Writing rules for the SIGA REL To write the rules 1 Inthe Rules Editor write the mandatory rules in Figure 2 5 and the optional rules in Figure 2 6 2 Compile the rules and run the required
27. els and devices Panels The SIGA REL is compatible with EST2 and EST3 fire alarm control panels You may install the SIGA REL in any of the following enclosures 2 WB X series e RACCR series 3 RCC series 3 CAB series e MFC A Note Maintain a 1 inch 25 4 mm minimum clearance all around the SIGA REL The clearance space must also comply with the National Electrical Code Power supplies The SIGA REL is compatible with the following power supplies 2 PPS 220 e 2 PPS 6A 220 SIGA APS 220 e 3 BPS M 220 3 PPS M 220 BPS6 220 BPS10 220 Not compatible with FMRC sprinkler applications that require 90 hours of standby Solenoid polarizing relays Use the RELA EOL with the SIGA REL For more information see the RELA EOL installation sheet Abort stations The SIGA REL is only compatible with normally open momentary action abort stations Abort stations must be listed with the appropriate agencies in your area See Listing agencies Service disconnect stations The SIGA REL is only compatible with listed service disconnect stations that are normally closed minimum 2 0 Amps Service disconnect stations must be listed with the appropriate agencies in your area See Listing agencies SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 1 5 Installing the SIGA REL 1 6 Releasing solenoid valves Releasing solenoid valves must be listed with the appropriate agencies in your area FMRC requ
28. eumatic rate of rise Electric SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 1 3 Installing the SIGA REL Automatic fire extinguishing systems Warning Improper applications of fire suppression agents can lead to property damage injury or loss of life Consult the applicable NFPA documents and the authority having jurisdiction AHJ for more information Automatic fire extinguishing systems automatically detect and extinguish fires They require no manual input because detectors automatically activate releasing solenoids or sprinkler valves Table 1 2 provides a list of the fire suppression agents and the applicable NFPA documents Table 1 2 Fire suppression agents and NFPA documentation Agent NFPA documentation Low expansion foam NFPA 11 Medium and high expansion foam NFPA 11A CO NFPA 12 Sprinklers NFPA 13 Water spray NFPA 15 Foam water NFPA 16 Dry chemicals NFPA 17 Note On September 16 1986 the Montreal Protocol on Substances determined that Halon is an ozone depleting substance The SIGA REL is not listed for use with Halon Table 1 3 outlines the FMRC requirements for automatic fire extinguishing systems Table 1 3 FM approval requirements for automatic fire extinguishing systems Specification Standby operation Alarm operation NFPA style FMRC documentation Value 24 hours 10 minutes BorD FMRC Approval Guide Volume 1 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Installing the SIGA REL Compatible pan
29. ions Figure 3 2 illustrates the integration of the SIGA REL with a fire alarm control panel in an automatic fire extinguishing system RELEASE012 CDR Signature Series smoke detectors M Signature Series modules LK Horn circuit Strobe circuit Service disconnect station Manual abort station Manual release station RELA EOL Fire suppression system 1 Releasing Module SD RELA EOL H Fire suppression system 2 Figure 3 2 Integration of the Releasing Module with an automatic extinguishing system SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 3 3 Operational description Developing a fire suppression plan The Releasing Module consists of two releasing circuits which provide fire suppression in two separate areas The computer room illustrated in Figure 3 3 is a typical application for the Releasing Module l RELEASE015 CDR I l lt Signature Series smoke detectors Strobe circuit Extinguishing agent CK Horn circuit Service disconnect station storage cylinder T Wall mounted agent release nozzle Manual abort station N Ceiling mounted agent release nozzle Manual release station Figure 3 3 Typical computer room application 3 4 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Operational descript ion Releasing fire suppression agents Understanding the automatic release sequence The automatic release sequence requires an AND group cross zone or a matrix group counting zone AND groups a
30. ires FM approved solenoid release valves Table 1 4 lists the FM approved solenoid release valves that work with the Releasing Module Table 1 4 FM approved solenoid release valves Company Model Skinner LV2LBX25 ASCO 8210G207 Skinner 73218BNAUNLVNDC111C2 Skinner 73212BNATNLVNDC322C2 Skinner 71395SN2bNJINOH111C2 For other listing agencies that may apply to your area see Listing agencies Listing agencies Listing agencies include e Factory Mutual Research Corporation FMRC e Underwriters Laboratories Inc UL e Underwriters Laboratories Canada ULC SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Specifications Installing the SIGA REL Riser current Total current of output circuits is limited to the power riser input current up to 4 amps minus 170 mA Power riser Input voltage Supervisory current Alarm current Line resistance Release circuits TB4 Output release circuit 1 Output release circuit 2 Valves per circuit Line resistance End of line device Prerelease circuits TB5 Output prerelease circuit 1 Output prerelease circuit 2 Line resistance End of line device Manual release input circuit TB3 1 Line resistance End of line device Circuit capacitance Abort circuit TB3 3 and TB3 4 Line resistance End of line device Circuit capacitance First alarm contact TB2 Contact rating Signature Data line TB1 Operating voltage Supervisory current Alarm current Line resistance Maximum quantity
31. mon outputs or audio amplifiers Any off normal condition will activate the automatic release sequence if these addresses are common outputs The Drill switch will activate the prerelease and the release circuits if they are audio amplifiers You must select the device types and personality codes exactly as prescribed in Tables 2 7 and 2 8 Table 2 7 Device type selections Typical address Typical serial number Device type Model 126 127 128 129 130 131 Monitor SIGA REL Table 2 8 Device type personality codes Typical address Personality code 126 N O Active Non Latching Class B 127 N O Alarm Latching Class B 128 Signal Output Class B 129 PH No personality 130 Signal Output Class B 131 Dm No personality Actual addresses in your system may differ but they must be consecutive Serial numbers must also be consecutive up to the second to last digit SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 11 Programming the SIGA REL Labeling the SIGA REL components In the Object configuration assign the labels and messages listed in Table 2 9 to the SIGA REL Table 2 9 SIGA REL labels Device Type Typical address Model The addresses in Table 2 9 demonstrate the importance of ensuring that the SIGA REL occupies six consecutive addresses The actual addresses in your system may differ Programming an AND group AND groups function as cross zones matrix groups function as counting zones For mor
32. n FMRC requirements for deluge and preaction systems FMRC also requires FM approved compatible release valves See Table 1 4 in Compatible panels and devices Table 1 1 FM approval requirements for deluge and preaction sprinkler systems Specification Standby operation Alarm operation NFPA style Value 90 hours 10 minutes Class A Style D or E or Class A Style 2 5 6 or 7 Deluge sprinkler systems In Deluge sprinkler systems open valve sprinkler heads terminate pipes connected to a water supply controlled by a single valve When the system detects a fire it automatically opens the valve to allow the waterflow through all of the sprinkler heads Deluge sprinklers are useful for applications that require the simultaneous discharge of water through every sprinkler The following fire detection systems meet FRMC requirements for deluge systems e Wet pilot sprinkler line Dry pilot sprinkler line e Hydraulic rate of rise Pneumatic rate of rise Electric Preaction sprinkler systems In preaction sprinkler systems closed valve sprinkler heads terminate pipes connected directly to a water supply The water supply is usually in the same area as the sprinklers and the pipes are supervised for air pressure Preaction sprinklers are useful where it is important to prevent the accidental discharge of water The following fire detection systems meet FRMC requirements for preaction systems e Hydraulic rate of rise e Pn
33. n as counting zones For more information about programming AND groups and matrix groups see the EST3 System Programming Manual and the 3 SDU Help Note Every device contained in each SIGA REL AND group must include a rule with an output statement like the one in ALARMI See Figure 2 3 for the details Warning Set the AND group to an Activate number 2 or greater Activate number 1 will cause the AND group to become an OR group and any activation of Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 will activate the release sequence Note For preaction operation set the Activate number to 1 This will cause the AND group to become an OR group Any activation of Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 will then activate the release sequence 2 8 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Programming the SIGA REL Reconciling the Signature map Caution Do not use Accept Actual in the Signature Series mapping tool Accepted devices may appear as two devices in the SDC database and corrupt it Use the Break Chain and Commit Expected functions to reconcile the Signature map Writing rules for the SIGA REL To write the rules 1 Inthe Rules Editor write the mandatory rules in Figure 2 3 and the optional rules in Figure 2 4 2 Compile the rules and run the required conversions 3 Download and upload the new information Note See the system testing section at the end of this chapter before you test of your system ALARM RELEASEO11 CDR ALARM ALARM 1 ON PRERELEASE 1
34. nd delay times 1 11 Choosing the abort mode 1 11 Setting the DIP switches 1 11 Reading LEDs 1 13 Wiring the SIGA REL 1 14 Observing equipment and personal safety 1 14 Running the wires 1 14 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 1 1 Installing the SIGA REL Introducing the SIGA REL Description The SIGA REL Releasing Module Figure 1 1 is a Signature Series component consisting of Two supervised release circuits Two supervised prerelease circuits e One supervised manual release input circuit One supervised abort circuit for a normally open abort switch One first alarm output relay Form C contact The SIGA REL controls operations for deluge preaction and automatic fire extinguishing systems The module controls the release of gas and other fire suppression agents through release solenoids RELEASE028 CDR Figure 1 1 SIGA REL Releasing Module Features The SIGA REL includes Deluge sprinkler operation Preaction sprinkler operation e Automatic fire extinguishing operation e Selectable abort modes Intelligent microprocessor 1 2 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Installing the SIGA REL Fire suppression systems Sprinkler systems The SIGA REL works with two types of sprinkler systems deluge and preaction The primary difference between both systems is the type of sprinkler head or nozzle that terminates the pipes Table 1 1 outlines the Factory Mutual Research Corporatio
35. nd matrix groups require fire alarm signals from designated Signature Series devices These logic groups are programmable through laptop computer and the System Definition Utility SDU Figure 3 4 explains the automatic release sequence Note EST2 systems do not support matrix groups See Programming the SIGA REL for AND group rules To create AND groups and matrix groups see the System Programming Manual and the SDU Online Help for your system a RELEASE013 CDR Time line See details below 1 2 _ _ _ 3 41 5 gt First alarm relay Automatic delay timer Prerelease circuits Release circuits simultaneously activates the Selectable First alarm relay K automatic delay time amp Prerelease strobe circuit steady On I 10 to 50 seconds Prerelease horn circuit 15 pulses per minute l l 2 A detector in the protected area signals a second alarm and 7 meets the AND group conditions The automatic delay timer then starts its countdown and the prerelease horn circuit changes to 60 pulses per minute I 1 A detector signals the first alarm This event J l l l l AND group and matrix group conditions depend on programming 3 10 seconds before the automatic delay timer expires the prerelease horn circuit changes to steady On 4 The automatic delay timer expires and the release circuits activate
36. nical Reference Manual Chapter 2 Programming the SIGA REL Summary The SIGA REL works with EST2 and EST3 systems The 2 SDU and the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 recognize the SIGA REL as three SIGA UM modules that occupy six addresses The 3 SDU Revision 2 0 does not require you to select SIGA UMs because it recognizes the SIGA REL In all systems the programming procedures for the SIGA REL are almost identical The greatest differences exist in the required rules and the configuration of AND groups The SIGA REL programming steps require strict adherence Follow each instruction carefully Content Programming the SIGA REL in the 2 SDU 2 2 Adding the SIGA REL to the database 2 2 Labeling the SIGA REL components 2 4 Programming an AND group 2 4 Reconciling the Signature map 2 4 Writing rules for the SIGA REL 2 4 Programming the SIGA REL in the 3 SDU Revision 1 5 2 6 Adding the SIGA REL to the database 2 6 Labeling the SIGA REL components 2 8 Programming an AND group 2 8 Reconciling the Signature map 2 9 Writing rules for the SIGA REL 2 9 Programming the SIGA REL in the 3 SDU Revision 2 0 2 10 Adding the SIGA REL to the database 2 10 Labeling the SIGA REL components 2 12 Programming an AND group 2 12 Reconciling the Signature map 2 13 Writing rules for the SIGA REL 2 13 System testing 2 14 Testing EST2 systems 2 14 Testing EST3 systems 2 14 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 1 P
37. or the SIGA REL on the 2 LCD Table 4 1 Releasing Module indications Device 2D message Abort None unless there is another event Open Trouble Open Fault Abort Manual Short Alarm 1st Fire Alarm Manual Open Trouble Open Fault Manual Prerelease 1 Short Trouble Short Fault Prerelease 1 Open Trouble Open Fault Prerelease 1 Prerelease 2 Short Trouble Dev Line FIt Prerelease 2 Open Trouble Open Fault Prerelease 2 Abort No riser Trouble Dev Line FIt Manual Device Abort Manual Prerelease 1 Prerelease 2 Prerelease 1 Release 1 or Release 2 Prerelease 2 Release 1 Release 2 Release 1 Short Trouble Short Fault Release 1 Open Trouble Open Fault Release 1 4 2 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual SIGA REL trouble indications Table 4 1 Releasing Module indications Continued Release 2 Short Trouble Dev Line Flt Release 2 Open Trouble Open Fault Release 2 Message requires user programming SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 4 3 SIGA REL trouble indications SIGA REL indications on EST3 panels Warning Disconnect all wiring on TB4 of the SIGA REL release circuits 1 and 2 during system service Disabled points will not prevent activation of the release circuits Failure to follow these instructions may result in loss of life serious injury or property damage When programming is complete the fire alarm control panel will reset itself reconstruct the line datacard and map it
38. rious injury or property damage Cautions Cautions alert you to practices that may damage equipment software or project databases For example the manual provides a caution against corrupting the database Caution Do not use the Accept Actual function in the Signature Mapping tool Accepting actual data may corrupt the database by causing it to see every accepted device as two devices Notes Notes provide instructions to help you save time or avoid wasting it For example a note may inform you that a system does not support a function so you will not waste time looking for it Note EST2 systems do not support matrix groups SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Chapter 1 Installing the SIGA REL Summary The SIGA REL supports a variety of fire suppression applications These applications include sprinkler systems and automatic fire extinguishing systems When you install the SIGA REL follow agency and local requirements along with the instructions in this manual Content Introducing the SIGA REL 1 2 Description 1 2 Features 1 2 Fire suppression systems 1 3 Sprinkler systems 1 3 Automatic fire extinguishing systems 1 4 Compatible panels and devices 1 5 Panels 1 5 Power supplies 1 5 Solenoid polarizing relays 1 5 Abort stations 1 5 Service disconnect stations 1 5 Releasing solenoid valves 1 6 Listing agencies 1 6 Specifications 1 7 Mounting the SIGA REL 1 9 Setting abort mode a
39. rogramming the SIGA REL Programming the SIGA REL in the 2 SDU Adding the SIGA REL to the database Warning This information was prepared for users who are proficient in every aspect of 2 SDU programming DO NOT attempt to program the SIGA REL if your certification is not current Failure to do this may result in loss of life serious injury or property damage Caution If you are adding other Signature Series devices to the project database add the SIGA REL last Adding devices after the SIGA REL may disrupt the addressing scheme The SIGA REL is a single module with six serial numbers but the 2 SDU recognizes it as three SIGA UMs Addresses will differ for each installation but they must be consecutive The SIGA REL provides only one serial number label When you scan in the SIGA REL only the first two serial numbers will appear in the database To add the SIGA REL to the database 1 Scaninthe SIGA REL serial number label 2 Inthe SDC Configuration ensure that four blank addresses follow the first two addresses 3 Add two more SIGA UMs four address spaces to the database to fill in the four empty addresses 4 Inthe Signature Series mapping tool access the Actual vs Expected Data dialog box F9 key 5 Click Break Chain and select the appropriate address 6 Commit the expected data Break Chain button 7 Inthe SDC Configuration configure the SIGA REL SIGA UM addresses in strict accordance with Tables 2 1 and 2 2
40. t ai I l l 6 Flat Washers Interior surface of enclosure Figure 1 4 SIGA REL mounting holes in compatible cabinets 1 10 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Installing the SIGA REL Setting abort mode and delay times Choosing the abort mode Table 1 7 provides descriptions for the SIGA REL abort modes Note Abort modes 3 and 4 do not comply with UL or ULC Table 1 7 Abort mode descriptions Mode Description 1 Factory default If the abort is initiated before the automatic delay timer expires it will prevent the releasing action The automatic delay timer will continue to run while the abort is active When the abort is restored the release will occur with the expiration of the automatic delay timer or the abort delay timer whichever occurs last 2 If the abort is initiated before the automatic delay timer expires it will prevent the releasing action The automatic delay timer will stop running When the abort is restored the automatic delay timer will resume and the release will occur with the expiration of the timer 3 Industrial Risk Insurers To be recognized as valid the abort must be active when the second alarm is received When the abort is restored the release will occur with the expiration of the abort delay timer set for 10 sec If the valid abort is held for more than 10 seconds the automatic delay timer is inactive If the valid abort is held for less than 10 seconds the automati
41. ts or audio amplifiers Any off normal condition will activate the automatic release sequence if these addresses are common outputs The Drill switch will activate the prerelease and the release circuits if they are audio amplifiers You must select the device types and personality codes exactly as prescribed in Tables 2 4 and 2 5 Table 2 4 Device type selections Typical address Typical serial number Device type Model 126 127 128 129 130 131 Monitor SIGA UM Table 2 5 Device type personality codes Typical address Personality code 126 N O Active Non Latching Class B 427 N O Alarm Latching Class B 128 Signal Output Class B 129 PH No personality 130 Signal Output Class B 131 Dm No personality Actual addresses in your system may differ but they must be consecutive Serial numbers must also be consecutive up to the second to last digit SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 2 7 Programming the SIGA REL Labeling the SIGA REL components In the Object configuration assign the labels and messages listed in Table 2 6 to the SIGA UMs Table 2 6 SIGA REL labels Monitor Abort SIGA UM SupervisedOutput SIGA UM SupervisedOutput SIGA UM The addresses in Table 2 6 demonstrate the importance of ensuring that the SIGA REL occupies six consecutive addresses The actual addresses in your system may differ Programming an AND group AND groups function as cross zones matrix groups functio
42. ury or property damage Caution If you are adding other Signature Series devices to the project database add the SIGA REL last Adding devices after the SIGA REL may disrupt the addressing scheme The SIGA REL is a single module with six serial numbers but the 3 SDU Revision 2 0 recognizes it as three SIGA RELs Addresses will differ for each installation but they must be consecutive The SIGA REL provides only one serial number label When you scan in the SIGA REL only the first two serial numbers will appear in the database To add the SIGA REL to the database 1 Scaninthe SIGA REL serial number label 2 Inthe DSDC configuration Loop X Modules tab ensure that four blank addresses follow the first two addresses 3 Add two more SIGA RELs four address spaces to the database to fill in the four empty addresses 4 Inthe Signature Series mapping tool access the Actual vs NA Expected Data dialog box F9 key 5 Click Break Chain and select the appropriate address Break Chain button 6 Commit the expected data 7 Inthe DSDC configuration configure the SIGA REL addresses in strict accordance with Tables 2 7 and 2 8 2 10 SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual Programming the SIGA REL Caution Do not use the Accept Actual function in the Signature Mapping tool Accepted data may corrupt the database by causing it to see every device as two devices Warning DO NOT configure the third and fifth SIGA REL addresses as com
43. wer limited wiring in that enclosure See Wiring the SIGA REL for details about power limited wiring on the SIGA REL To mount the SIGA REL to the MFC A 1 Align the SIGA REL to the designated mounting holes in the MFC A Figure 1 2 and Figure 1 3 2 Secure the SIGA REL to the MFC A with the washers and screws provided 3 Runthe wiring from the SIGA REL to the fire suppression components through the conduit knockouts in the MFC A lt MFC A Z Releasing Module d inae self tapping screws ol 4 6 Flat Washers RELEASE025 CDR Figure 1 2 Mounting the SIGA REL To mount the SIGA REL in other enclosures 1 Use the SIGA REL to mark the mounting hole locations Figure 1 4 2 Drill the mounting holes at the marks made in step 1 mounting hole diameter 0 125 in or 3 175 mm 3 Mount the SIGA REL in the cabinet with the screws and washers provided SIGA REL Technical Reference Manual 1 9 Installing the SIGA REL ie C ROSE Conduit knockout c ER Releasing Module footprint RELEASE024 CDR Figure 1 3 MFC A SIGA REL footprint Interior surface of enclosure Releasing Module 16 32 Mounting space Self tapping Mark the mounting hole locations here Screws 4 See compatible enclosure installation l sheets for the routing of power limited A i emi and nonpower limited wiring Mounting hole diameter is 1 0 125 in or 3 175 mm i 1 RELEASE036 CDR i 9 t

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