PO Box 7036 Petach Tikva 49250 Israel Tel: 972 3 921 1955 ADR- ADR-805En 805En111 En111.pdf 111.pdf Fax: 972 3 921 1816 eMail: [email protected] Revision 1.11 Web: www.telefire.co.il January 2012 Compatibility This manual refers to equipment with the following prerequisites: ADR-805 Hardware revision ........................................... C or higher
Note i The terms “Trouble” as used in NFPA 72 guideline and UL 864 standard and “Fault” as used in EN 54 standards are used interchangeably throughout this manual.
Note i Do not install, operate, and maintain this Product before fully reading this manual.
1 Introduction The ADR-805 switch input module interfaces between the ADR-3000 and a non- powered initiating device such as a presostat, alarm switch, valve switch, sprinkler flow switch, extinguishing gas flow switch, flooding switch, or a supervisory switch. The module is powered by the SLC and does not require 24 Vdc input. The module's input is supervised for short, open, alarm, and normal status. The end-of- line device is a 100 KΩ resistor. Configuration jumpers allow the selection of operation mode to be without short supervision (i.e., a short is considered as an alarm or activation) or with short supervision (i.e., a 3.9KΩ resistance is considered an alarm or activation, while a short is considered as a trouble condition). The module is intended to be installed close to the switch it supervises (in the same room or up to 10m) without short supervision; and up to 100m with short supervision. The End of Line device is a 100KΩ resistor. The ADR-805 occupies a single address. The address is stored in the module’s non- volatile memory and can be programmed or verified by using the PROG-4000 Analog Addressable Detector and Accessory Programmer. Please refer to the PROG-4000 Technical Manual for further information. The ADR-805 includes an onboard indicating LED that flashes when addressed by the control panel and latches on upon alarm. The ADR-805 module is supervised by the control panel and communicates with it via the SLC.
Figure 1 ADR-805 – without short supervision (short = activation)
Figure 2 ADR-805 – with short supervision (short = trouble, 3.9KΩ = activation)
2 Compatibility Rev C of the ADR-805 is compatible with previous revision when all jumpers are open (off). The ADR-805 is compatible with Telefire's TFT-2800 Flooding Switch. It is compatible with devices that were approved by Telefire and the relevant authorities.
3 Installation 3.1 Pre-Installation Planning 3.1.1 Capacity Planning Ensure that the control panel has a free address for the ADR-805. 3.1.2 Cabling Planning – Wire Characteristics' Effect on System Performance The following table shows the effect of wiring characteristics on system performance:
Characteristic Effect on SLC Effect on IDC
Electric resistance Minimal Minimal Capacitance High No affect Inductance High Minimal Mechanical Strength High High
Table 1 Wire Characteristics' Effect on System Performance
3.1.3 Cabling Planning – Signaling Line Circuits (SLC)
The ADR-805 connects to the control panel via a two-wire cable 12 – 18 AWG (cross section of 0.8mm2 to 3.3mm2). Twisted-pair cable is recommended.
Wire Size Cross Section (mm2) Maximum SLC branch length for wire size 18 AWG 0.8 mm2 950 m 16 AWG 1.3 mm2 1,520 m 14 AWG 2.1 mm2 2,420 m 2 12 AWG 3.3 mm 3,830 m
Table 2 Selecting SLC Wires
Note i Notify the operator or the security personnel that the system will be temporary disconnected before adding devices to the control panel.
The ADR-805 connects to the initiating device via a two-wire cable 12 – 18 AWG (cross section of 0.8mm2 to 3.3mm2). The initiating device should be no farther than 100m is
configured for short supervision, or no more than 10m, same-room installation without short supervision. Note i When the ADR-805 is configured without supervision for shorts (JP2 open), the IDC line is limited to the same room or no farther than 10m.
3.2 Installation Connect the initiating device to the ADR-805 using a 12 – 18 AWG (cross section of 0.8mm2 to 3.3mm2). 3.2.1 ADR-805 Configuration Mode JP1 JP2 JP3 Work Mode 1 Flow switch, NO, without short supervision1 2 • Flow switch, NC, without short supervision1 3 • Flow switch, NO, with short supervision2 4 • • Flow switch, NC, with short supervision2 5 • Flooding switch without short supervision1 6 • • Flooding switch without short supervision1 7 • • Flooding switch with short supervision2 8 • • • Flooding switch with short supervision2
Open Jumpered •
Table 3 ADR-805 Configuration Options
Note i When the ADR-805 is configured without supervision for shorts (JP2 open), the IDC line is limited to the same room or no farther than 10m.
3.2.2 Configuring the ADR-3000
Define the ADR-805 as Push_Button when it is connected to a flow switch. Configure it as a Supervisory_Switch when it is connected to a supervisory device or a flooding sensor. Please see the ADR-3000 technical manual for additional information on device configuration and matrix activations.
1 When the module is configured for no supervision for shorts (jumper JP2 is open), the input line (IDC) is limited to the same room or no more than 10m. A short is considered as an alarm or activation. 2 When the module is configured for supervision for shorts (jumper JP2 is jumpered), the input line (IDC) is limited to no more than 100m. A short is considered as a fault (trouble), and a resistance of 200Ω is considered as an alarm or activation.
3.2.3 Location The ADR-805 should be installed in a closed location. Avoid exposure to outdoor environment to prevent high humidity or dust or air pollution. Mount the ADR-805 in an AIB-800 box on a solid wall at a height that will have comfortable access to connecting the cables and where it is possible to supervise and clearly see the LED indicators. Ensure that cable length limitations are met. 3.2.4 Connecting input (IDC) and SLC lines Note i Measure the wiring to ensure there are no shorts before connecting the wiring to the ADR-805. Connecting or adding modules to the control panel shall be done when all power to the control power (AC and batteries) is disconnected. Connect the input device and SLC cable.
3.3 Post-Installation Test the module to ensure that it operates properly and verify that it is included in the appropriate matrices as specified by the planning consultant.
3.4 Documentation Mark the module’s addresses on a label that is easily visible. Indicate its purpose (for example, “second-floor sprinkler flow switch").
4 Troubleshooting The ADR-805 includes a red LED that flashes upon being addressed by the control panel. This LED turns on when the ADR-805 is in alarm. An alpha-numeric message on the ADR-3000's LCD screen and annunciators will be indicated with a detailed description of the event.
5 Specification Module PCB dimensions (W / H)................................... 70 / 70 mm AIB-800 dimensions (W / H / D) .................................... 167 / 125 / 33 mm Weight .......................................................................... 21 gr. Operating Temperature range....................................... -10°C – +60°C (14°F – 140°F) Operating Voltage (supplied by control panel)............... 21 V modulated Maximum Current Consumption.................................... 200 µA (quiescence mode) 2.0 mA (Alarm) Local Indication Local red LED (light-emitting diode) flashes upon being addressed by the control panel and turns solid on upon alarm. All values are nominal. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice
6 Certification Telefire’s ADR-805 Analog Addressable Switch Interface Module has the following approvals: • EN 54-17 Approved • IS 1220 Approved • GOST Approved • UL 864 Edition 9 Compliant • CE Marked
