PRO-2000 SERIES

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANELS

PRO-2000 Features
X2 Panels • Up to 1200 local detection/control devices

• Up to 5000 networked detection/control devices

• Integrated gas detection

• Agent releasing service

• Support for 2-wire addressable devices

• Support for conventional 2-wire initiating devices

• Support for notification circuits

• Support for multi-panel networking

• Battery backed-up real time clock and event log

• Independent ground fault detection circuits on each

interface card for easy ground fault tracking

• Wall mount enclosure equivalent to NEMA 2

Description
The PRO-2000 X2 panels are microprocessor-based Addressable devices:
fire alarm control units, suitable for small to medium • Smoke detectors, heat detectors, monitor modules
fire detection and suppression applications. Larger and control modules
applications can be covered using additional panels in Conventional initiating devices:
a master/slave network configuration. • Non-shorting detectors (Heat detectors, smoke
There are three types of X2 panels available: the X2S, detectors, etc.)
the X2E and the X2M. • Shorting devices (Pull-stations, Abort
The X2S panel is the standard model. It has a 2 line pushbuttons)
by 40 character display, with associated controls and Conventional notification devices:
indicators. It also has 24 programmable indicators and • Unsupervised NO or NC relay output
12 programmable pushbuttons. • Supervised and powered relay output
The X2E panel has the same features as the X2S plus The X2 panels support communication and networking
48 additional programmable indicators and 24 additional functions and can be configured to communicate to
programmable pushbuttons. several RS-232 devices such as printers or PLC’s.
The X2M panel has the same features as the X2S plus a Similarly, the X2 panels can be connected in a network
geographic mimic panel containing up to 144 indicators. configuration with several X2 panels communicating
The geographic mimic also supports 72 pushbuttons for together in a master/slave setup. In the master/slave
special applications. The geographic mimic provides a configuration, all the events detected by slave panels
graphical representation of the protected areas. When are reported to the master panel.
new events are displayed on the LCD, their location
can be identified rapidly via the appropriate indicators USCG
on the geographic mimic. 161.002/41/1
CCG
The following types of devices are supported by the ABS Accepted
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X2 panels:

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 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
24/32 Zone Supervised Input Card • Up to 32 initiating circuits
• Up to 20 conventional detectors per initiating circuit
• Suitable for interfacing with waterflow, supervisory,
detectors and manual devices
• Fuseless initiating circuits with individual supervision
and power limiting
• Full transient protection on all initiating circuits
• Field interface electronics fully isolated from system
electronics for increased electrical noise immunity
• Built-in local ground fault detection for easier
maintenance and troubleshooting
• Built-in isolated switching power supply for increased
power efficiency
Description • Software based processing for easy configuration
and upgradability
The Supervised Input Card supports connection of up to
• Built-in self-diagnostic for increased reliability
32 initiating circuit inputs. It can be hooked up to any
of the PRO-2000 Series panels. Each NFPA style B • Surface mount technology
initiating circuit input is suitable to be used for waterflow, • Removable connectors for easy servicing
supervisory, conventional detectors and manual devices. • Multiple device support through flexible software
A total of up to 20 conventional detectors can be connected configuration
on the same initiating circuit input. This allows for a
maximum of 640 functional detectors to be connected
and monitored by a single Supervised Input Card. Specifications
All input circuits have full transient protection to prevent Electrical Specifications
damage to the card in the event that a field power surge
Line short circuit per channel 22 mA
should occur. The field interface electronics of the card
are fully isolated from system electronics thus insuring an Line supervision current per channel 3 mA
exceptional electrical immunity. Line resistance 50 ohm. max.

The built-in ground fault detection circuit is designed to End-of-line resistor value 6.8 K
pinpoint a ground fault source at the board level, unlike Line standby voltage 18 - 25 VDC
other systems that give a global system level ground Card current consumption
fault. This makes it easier to identify the faulty wiring/ 281 mA @ 24 VDC
(excluding field devices)
circuit. A high efficiency power supply insures a lower Max. total detector standby current Application specific
power consumption.
Physical Specifications
Precision analog-to-digital converters are used to read
Length 11.9" (302.3 mm) Thickness 1" (25.4 mm)
the status of the initiating devices. Software processing
then analyses these readings. This increased flexibility Width 4.88" (124 mm) Weight 14.1oz (400g)
allows for multiple configurations and devices, and also
insures a better compatibility with future devices.
Two versions of the Supervised Input Card are available;
a 24-zone and a 32-zone model.
The 24-zone model allows for up to 24 initiating circuits USCG
161.002/41/1
through two (2) removable "Combicon" terminal blocks. CCG
The unit features on-board transient protection. ABS Accepted
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Block Diagram 24-Zone Supervised Input Card
Isolati on J1
N o n -is o la te d
Sup ervised
pow er
in put #1
s u p p ly Supervised
Inputs 13-24
Isolate d Fi e l d
: Combicon
pow er devi ces
su pp ly
: Terminal Blocks
J2
MPU Gro und
Sup ervised
faul t Supervised
in put #3 2
dete ctor
Inputs 1-12

A na lo g t o
Co ntr ol Isolate d
di gital
lo gic por t
co nv e rte r
32-Zone Supervised Input Card
Connector Cable
Supported Initiating Circuit Configurations

Supervised Inputs
1-32
DIN-C
Terminal Block
EO L Connector Block

EO L
EOL
EO L

24/32 SICard Connected to an X2 Panel 24/32 SI Card Connected to an X6 Panel

X2M X6M
Geographic MIMIC Geographic MIMIC
Power-limited (MIMIC driver) Power-limited
(MIMIC driver)
circuits circuits

X2E X6E
LCD expander
LCD expander

X6S
X2S Detection Display unit
and signaling (LCD)
Networking
circuits
(RS-422) Processing SI card
RS-422 and RS-422
Communications
module Display unit modules
Printer (LCD) 2 slot Backplane Detection
(RS-232) Master alarm and signaling
RS-232 and fault relays circuits
module SI card
Processing
Printer unit Communications
Power supply (RS-232)
Transformer (MPU)
AC power and RS-232 6 slot Backplane
115 or 220 VAC Master alarm
battery charger Non Power -limited module
and fault relays
Circuit

Batteries Power supply

Transformer
AC power and
115 or 220 VAC
battery charger

Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-12895-00 PRO-2000 24-Zone Supervised Input Card, UL/ULC
PCA-12895-02 PRO-2000 24-Zone Supervised Input Card, Marine
PCA-12895-01 PRO-2000 32-Zone Supervised Input Card, UL/ULC
PCA-12895-03 PRO-2000 32-Zone Supervised Input Card, Marine
PCA-14308-00 PRO-2000 Connection Board for 32-Zone Input Card, UL/ULC
PCA-14308-01 PRO-2000 Connection Board for 32-Zone Input Card, Marine

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 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
Mimic Driver Card • Controls up to 48 LED indicators and 24 push
buttons

• Up to three Mimic cards can be cascaded for

increased capacity

• Serial interface with the LCD/Processing and Display

Unit (LCD)

• Switching power supply for increased power

efficiency

• Removable connectors for easy servicing

Description Specifications
The Mimic Driver Card enables the X0, X2 and X6 Electrical Specifications
configurations of the PRO-2000 Series to power and
Input Voltage 20 to 28.5 VDC
control a geographic annunciator.
Standby Input Current (all LED
A serial link relays information between the LCD 50 mA @ 24 VDC
indicators OFF)
processor, the LCD display unit and the Mimic Driver
Maximum Input Current (all
Card. The serial link enables daisy chaining of up to 160 mA @ 24 VDC
LED indicators ON)
three Mimic Drivers. Each Mimic Driver Card controls
up to 48 LEDs and 72 push buttons available for a LED Indicator
geographic annunciator. Current per LED 2.2 mA @ 24 VDC

The Mimic Driver Card has two DSUB-15 connectors: Serial Communication
one input and one daisy-chained output, through which As per RS-232 electrical
Input Serial Communication
power and information pass. standards
As per RS-232 electrical
On the X2 type panels, the serial communication Output Serial Communication
standards
occurs between the Processing and Display Unit
(LCD) and the Mimic Driver. Physical Specifications
Length 7.0" (177.8 mm)
On the X0 and X6 type panels, the serial communication
occurs between the LCD and the Mimic Driver. Width 3.25" (82.6 mm)
Thickness 1" (25.4 mm)
The Mimic Driver has removable connectors to facilitate
easy installation and field support. Also a step down Weight 5.29 oz. (150 g)
switching power supply is used for optimum efficiency
and reliability.

USCG
161.002/41/1
CCG
ABS Accepted
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Block Diagram
LED
in d i c a t o r s

Powe r Ou tpu t
suppl y registe r
Fro m
pan el To
R S - 2 32 R S - 2 32
or next
driver driver
p r e v io u s driver
driver
C a r d t yp e In pu t
registe r registe r

Switche s

Typical Diagram Mimic Driver Connection Sketch

Output Connection LED Output Connectors 25 to 48

MIMIC Geographic
Driver
Card No. 3 MIMIC Push button
Input
Top Connector

MIMIC
Driver
LCD Card No. 2
and
Processing Unit
MIMIC
Driver
Card No. 1

Input Connection
Daisy-chained LED Output Connectors 1 to 24
serial connection

Cables to connect up to 48
LEDs to each MIMIC Driver LED
Indicator

LCD Expander Card Connected to an X2 Type Panel LCD Expander Card Connected to an X6 Type Panel

X2M X6M
Geographic MIMIC
Geographic MIMIC
(MIMIC driver)
(MIMIC driver)

X6E
X2E LCD expander
LCD expander

X6S
X2S Detection
Display unit
(LCD)
and signaling
Networking
circuits
(RS-422) Processing Com. card RS-422
RS-422 and modules
Communications
module Display unit Detection
Printer (LCD) 2 slot Backplane and signaling
(RS-232) Master alarm circuits
RS-232 and fault relays Com. card
Processing
module Printer Communications
unit
(RS-232) (MPU)
Power supply RS-232 6 slot Backplane
Transformer Master alarm
AC power and module
115 or 220 VAC and fault relays
battery charger

Power supply
Transformer
AC power and
Batteries 115 or 220 VAC
battery charger

Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-13461-00 PRO-2000 Mimic Driver Card UL/ULC
PCA-13461-01 PRO-2000 Mimic Driver Card Marine

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 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
RS-485 Interface Module • Allows RS-485 MODBUS communication on PRO-
2000 Series products
• Full transient protection on all inputs and outputs
• Opto-isolated interface to system electronics for
increased electrical noise immunity
• Modular design for easy replacement by insertion
into the receiver board's 72-pin socket
• One or three ports on each module

Description Specifications
The RS-485 Interface Module easily snaps onto Electrical Specifications
the PRO-2000 Series products to enable RS-485 Input Voltage 5 VDC ± 0.3 VDC
MODBUS communication capabilities to compatible
equipment. Input Current 80 mA
RS-485 - Outputs and Inputs
The module has three RS-485 channels. A module
Output Transmitter Voltage As per RS-485 standard
with one RS-485 channel is also available.
Input Receiver Voltage As per RS-485 standard
The RS-485 module allows "multi drop" serial Physical Specifications
communication and can be used on the following
PRO-2000 Series products: Length 4.25" (108 mm)
Width 1.275" (32.4 mm)
• Communication Card mounted onto the backplane
Thickness 0.75" (19.1 mm)
of the Display Unit (LCD Card)
Weight 0.71 oz. (20 g)
• Communication Card mounted onto the backplane
of the Processing Unit (MPU Card)

The RS-485 module has an optical interface to the

system electronics and is powered by two isolated
power supplies that greatly increases electrical noise
immunity.

All inputs and outputs have full transient protection that

guard against electrical and electrostatic discharges
that can occur in the field.

Using the RS-485 Interface Module, a variety of

detectors and devices equipped with the RS-485
USCG
MODBUS Interface can be connected to the PRO- 161.002/41/1
CCG
2000 Series panel.
ABS Accepted
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RS-485 Interface Module Typical Connection Diagram
PRO-2000 Communication card
with RS485 Module

Component with Note 6

RS485 Port

J1
Shield
8
V-
Isolated Power Supply 1 Auxiliary
7
V+ Power Supply
Data -1
6
Data +1 1
5
4
Isolated Power Supply 1
3
Data -2 Note 3
2
Data +2
1
2

8
7
Notes:
6
1. The 120 Ohms end of line resistor must be connected
5 only at the end of the cable.
4
2. Any cable deviations are not permitted.
Isolated Power Supply 2 32
3
Data -3 3. RS485 connection must be done only with a pair
2 of twisted cables.
Data +3
1 4. Maximum cable length = 1200m
J2 5. The shield must be grounded only on the PRO-2000 panel.
Shield
6. Always connect the isolated power supply return with an extra
cable between the PRO-2000 panel and the RS485 components.
Note 5

Note 1 Note 1

1 32

Note 2

Communication Card
PRO-2000

RS-485 Interface Module Connected RS-485 Interface Module Connected

to an X2 Type Panel to an X6 Type Panel
X6M
X2M Geographic MIMIC Power-limited
Geographic MIMIC (MIMIC driver) circuit
Power-limited
(MIMIC driver)
circuit

X6E
X2E LCD expander

LCD expander

X6S
Display unit
X2S (RS-485) Detection
(LCD)
module and signaling
(RS-485) circuits RS-422
Processing
RS-422 modules
and Co m m u n i c at i o n s
module Detection
Display unit
Pr i n t er and signaling
(LCD) 2 slot Backplane
(RS-232) Master alarm circuits
Interface card
RS-232 and fault relays Processing
module Pr i n t er unit RS-485
(RS-232) (MPU)
UL ITE Listed RS-232 6 slot Backplane
Power supply Non Power-limited Master alarm
Transformer module
AC power and circuit and fault relays
115 or 220 VAC
battery charger

Power supply
Transformer
AC power and Non Power-limited
115 or 220 VAC
Batteries battery charger circuit

Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-14508-00 PRO-2000 RS-485 Interface Module
PCA-14508-01 PRO-2000 RS-485 Interface Module, One Channel
PCA-14508-02 PRO-2000 RS-485 Interface Module, Coated, Marine
PCA-14508-03 PRO-2000 RS-485 Interface Module, 1 Channel, Coated, Marine

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 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
RS-485 Distribution Card (Hub) • Eight (8) RS-485 slave ports receiving/sending
data to/from the master port (maximum of 32
devices for each port)
• Selective communication speed with a 16 position
rotary selector
• 8 bits asynchronous UART communications mode,
1 bit parity
• Automatic connection and disconnection of the
faulted slave port
• Several RS-485 Distribution Cards can be
connected in parallel to the same line
• All inputs and outputs are protected against any
transients
• Supported communication speeds: 300, 600,
1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14000, 19200 and 28800
Baud

Description
The RS-485 Distribution Card provides one to The ability to operate several distribution cards in
eight RS-485 channel splitters. Each channel is parallel provides flexibility in the system configuration.
equipped with an RS-485 driver/ receiver chip set. For maximum reliability each device will have a
This eliminates the problem of a communication bus dedicated port with a maximum of eight devices per
failure found on multi-drop point configurations due to distribution card.
a single shorted device.
In a branch/star configuration, each of the eight ports
The RS-485 Distribution Card has nine separate can support a maximum of 32 devices. A shorted
ports; one (1) master port and eight (8) slave ports. device will only disrupt the communication of the
The master port is connected to the PRO-2000 branch to which it is connected.
Series panel and directs data to the eight slave ports.
The RS-485 Distribution Card monitors all ports, The rotary selector is used to select the matching
automatically disconnecting any shorted port and communication speed of the master panel. The RS-
automatically reconnecting the port once the short is 485 Distribution Card should be mounted inside a
removed without disrupting the communication of the protective box and requires a 28-Volt power source.
other ports.

USCG
161.002/41/1
CCG
ABS Accepted
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Typical Wiring Diagram

24VCC, 100 mA 24VCC, 100 mA

Secondary Power Supply Secondary Power Supply

PRO-2000 Communication Card V+ V+

with RS485 module V- V-
J1 J1

J1
8
7 Isolated Power Supply Return 1
6 Data -1
5 Data +1
1234 1234 Note 3
4 Isolated Power Supply Return 2
3 Data -2
2 Data +2 Components with
1 RS485 port

8
7
6 Note 6
5 Isolated Power Shield
4 Supply Return 3
3 Data -3
2 Data +3
1
Shield
J2 Notes:
Note 5 Note 3 1. The 120 Ohms End Of Line resistor must be connected
only at the end of the cable.
2. No “T” tapping permitted.
Note 1 Note 1
1 32 3. RS485 connection must be done only with a pair
of twisted cables.
Note 2
4. Maximum cable length = 1200m
5. The shield must be grounded only on the PRO-2000 panel.
PRO-2000 6. Always connect the isolated power supply return with an extra
Communication card cable between the PRO-2000 panel and the RS485 components.

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-14558-02 PRO-2000 RS-485 Distribution Card, 1-In/8-Out
PCA-14558-01 PRO-2000 RS-485 Distribution Card, 1-In/8-Out, Coated, Marine

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 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
RS-422 Interface Module • Allows RS-422 communication on PRO-2000
products
• Full transient protection on all RS-232 inputs &
outputs
• Opto-isolated interface to system electronics for an
increased electrical noise immunity
• Modular design for easy replacement by insertion
into the receiver board's 72-pin socket
• Two RS-422 ports on each module

Description
The RS-422 communication interface module easily Network Communication
snaps onto the PRO-2000 Series products to enable RS- This type of application displays the network capability of
422 communication capabilities to compatible equipment. the PRO-2000 line of products. The Master System and/
The module has two RS-422 channels, with each channel or the Slave System can be any X2 or X6 type panel.
having one "Receiver" and one "Transmitter" output. The network protocol is handled by the master system
The RS-422 module allows "point-to-point" serial that sends and receives information to and from the slave
communication and can be used on the following PRO- system.
2000 Series products: An incoming RS-422 signal to a slave system is divided
• Communication card mounted onto the backplane of into two paths: the first path is used to signal the local
the Display Unit (LCD card) slave while the second path is sent back through the
second port in the RS-422 module, where a regenerated
• Communication card mounted onto the backplane of
RS-422 signal is sent to the next slave system in line.
the Processing Unit (MPU card)
• Communication socket of the Display Unit (LCD card) An optional loop back connection can be added from the
last slave in the chain to the master in order to improve
• Communication socket of the Processing Unit (MPU
reliability and provide fault tolerant communication.
card)
The RS-422 module has an optical interface to the system This would prevent a system shutdown and maintain
electronics and is powered by an isolated power supply network continuity in the event that a cable should
that greatly increases electrical noise immunity. short or sever. The loop back connection would ensure
continued network communication from both sides of
All inputs and outputs have full transient protection that the ruptured cable. The loop back connection can be
guards against electrical and electrostatic discharges enabled or disabled when the system is configured.
that can occur in the field.

Operation
Point-To-Point Communication
The point-to-point communication capability between the
Master Panel and a remote LCD Unit allows installation
of a remote LCD Unit away from the Master Panel. The
Master Panel can be an X2 or and X6 type panel. In order
to improve the reliability of the communication between USCG
161.002/41/1
panels, it is possible to add a loop back connection. The CCG
loop back connection allows fault tolerant communication ABS Accepted
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Wiring Diagrams
RS422
module RS422 RS422
module module
Optical
isolation Tx1+ Rx1+
Digital signal
Tx+ Tx Transmiter1 Receiver1 Digital signal
Digital signal Master Tx1- Rx1-
Transmiter Rx
Tx1 1 Tx- Panel Remote
Rx1+ Tx1+
X2* Digital signal Receiver1 Digital signal LCD
Digital Rx Transmiter1
Rx+ or Rx1- Tx1-
s y s t e m Digital signal Receiver Tx
Rx1 1 Rx- X6*
Tx2+ Rx2+
Digital signal Transmiter2 Tx2- Rx2- Receiver2
Rx
Rx2+ Tx2+
Digital signal Tx+ Digital signal Receiver2
Transmiter Rx2- Tx2- Transmiter2
Tx2 Tx
2 Tx-

Digital signal Receiver Rx+

Rx2 Rx- Optional Loop Back
2

Twisted cable pairs

Isolated
Power Supply
Specifications
RS422
module
RS422
module
No. 1
Electrical Specifications
Tx1+ Rx1+
Digital signal
Master
Tx1 Transmiter1 Tx1- Rx1- Receiver1 Digital signal
Rx
Slave
System
Input Voltage 5 VDC ± 0.3 VDC
System X2*
Digital signal Rx1+ Tx1+
X2* Receiver1 Digital signal or
or
X6*
Rx1 Rx1- Tx1- Transmiter1
Tx X6* Input Current 80 mA
Tx2+ Rx2+
Digital signal Transmiter2 Tx2- Rx2- Receiver2
Rx2
Digital signal
Rx2+ Tx2+
RS-422 Outputs & Inputs
Receiver2
Tx2 Rx2- Tx2- Transmiter2

RS-422 Output Transmitter Voltage As per RS-422 standard

RS422
module
Twisted cable pairs Rx1+
No. 2
RS-422 Input Receiver Voltage As per RS-422 standard
Receiver1 Digital signal Slave
Rx1-
Rx
Tx1+
Digital signal
System
X2* Physical Specifications
Transmiter1 or
Tx1- Tx X6*

Optional loop back Rx2+

Length 4.25" (108 mm)
Receiver2
connection Rx2-
Tx2+
Transmiter2 Width 1.275" (32.4 mm)
Tx2-

RS422
module
Thickness 0.75" (19.1 mm)
No. n
Rx1+
Rx1- Receiver1 Digital signal
Rx
Slave Weight 0.71 oz. (20 g)
System
Tx1+ X2*
Digital signal or
Tx1- Transmiter1
Tx X6*
Rx2+
Rx2-

Tx2+
Receiver2
Interface Module Connected to an X6 Type Panel
Transmiter2
Tx2-

X6M
Geographic MIMIC Power-limited
Interface Module Connected to an X2 Type Panel (MIMIC driver) circuit

X2M X6E
Geographic MIMIC Power-limited LC D e xpa nde r
(MIMIC driver) circuit

X6S
X2E Display unit
LCD expander (LCD)

RS-422
modules
X2S RS-422 Detection Detection
module and signaling and signaling
Networking
circuits circuits
(RS-422) Processing Interface card
RS-422 Processing
and Communications Pr i n t er Co m m u n i c at i o n s
module Com. card unit
Display unit (RS-232)
Printer (MPU)
(LCD) 2 slot Backplane UL ITE Listed RS-232 6 slot Backplane
(RS-232) Master alarm Master alarm
RS-232 module
and fault relays and fault relays
module

Power supply Power supply

Transformer Transformer
AC power and AC power and Non Power-limited
115 or 220 VAC Non Power-limited 115 or 220 VAC
battery charger battery charger circuit
circuit

Batteries Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-13134-00 PRO-2000 RS-422 Interface Module, UL/ULC
PCA-13134-01 PRO-2000 RS-422 Interface Module, Marine

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Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
Main Processing Unit (MPU) Card • Six (6) I/O expansion slot capability
• Common alarm and fault relays
• High speed RS-422 serial communication interface
to annunciator panel
• 4 MB of RAM memory
• One RS-232 serial port - for printer, video display unit
or programming unit
• 1000 Event History Log for Alarm, Supervisory and
Trouble events
• Watchdog circuit
• Calender/Clock
• Battery backed event memory
• On-card status indicators
• Ground fault detection circuit
• Can accommodate up to 3 repeater annunciator
panels wired as Class A or B

Description
The Main Processing Unit (MPU) provides processing • Reset push button to hard reset the MPU card.
and communication circuitry for the X6 series panels. It • Dipswitch providing software options. Factory set
provides two RS-422 full-duplex, 4-conductor serial links only.
used for communications with the local LCD panel.
• Rotary switch allowing the selection of different
The MPU is shipped pre-installed on the enclosure configuration modes. Factory set only.
backplate with an MPU Backplane attached and an,
• Three jumpers, two for the watchdog and one for
RS-422 communication module installed. The MPU
battery. These jumpers must be connected at all times.
Backplane enables the MPU to have up to 6 expansion
A watchdog circuit, monitoring microprocessor, halts
cards installed, for example, the ADI, Supervised output,
system operation if a hardware or software failure
or Supervised Input cards.
occurs. The lithium battery provides the backup for
The MPU Backplane has a side connector to plug into the real-time clock and the RAM memory used for
the MPU expansion slot providing connectivity between event logging. The real-time clock provides time and
the MPU and the expansion cards. date for event recording.

The MPU provides monitoring of the power supply for

AC/DC fault detection. The card provides the following
visual indicators and controls:
• Various status LEDs provide a visual indication of the
card’s health. There are Red LEDs for error codes,
blinking LEDs (Running) indicating the board is
working; Green Power LEDs, and Communication
USCG
LEDs. 161.002/41/1
CCG
ABS Accepted
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Catalog Number 4005 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
When a system is first delivered the MPU card has its Installing an RS-422 module activates the two connectors
internal battery jumper, JP3, disabled. Prior to installation to the LCD. The two connectors provide power to the LCD.
move the jumper shunt (located above the board mounted This available power is current limited to 1 amp.
battery) into position over both pins. If the jumper is missing Note: The MPU ships with a pre-installed RS-422 module.
the panel will annunciate a “Clock Battery Fault “ at power The MPU has built-in Master Alarm and Fault Relays; Two
up. If the jumper is in, you can remove power and the event Form-C contacts for each relay. The Master Alarm Relay
log and the clock remain powered. activates whenever an alarm is present on the system. The
The MPU has two sockets for adding communication Master Fault Relay activates whenever a fault is present on
modules. Depending on your configuration, these could the system. The rating for Master Alarm and Fault Relay is
be either the RS-232 or RS-422 communication modules. as follows: 0.3A, 115VAC, 0.3A, 110VDC 1A, 30V.
Installing an RS-232 module activates the phone jack
allowing MPU software configuration through an external
PC or communication with a printer.

MPU Backplane
Jumpers JP1
JP3 J1 J2 J3 RS/232
Rotary Switch Master Alarm LCD Display LCD Display
SW1 Phone Jack
and Trouble RS/422 Link RS/422 Link
1 Relays
DIP Switches
SW2 Lithium
Reset Button SW3 Battery JP4
RAM
Reset LD1
Status
Running
RS/232 RS/422
Error code
Communication
Indicators LD11 Program Device module sockets
Configuration
Communication LD12
Indicators
LD19
Power/Status LD20
Indicators
LD25

Monitor Power
AC/DC Fault J8
Position for Expansion
cards with screw
termination to field
devices
Power
J10
Connector

Connectors for MPU Backplane

Specifications
Electrical Specifications RS-232 Communication
Power Requirement Voltage 20 to 28.5 VDC Interface RS-232 Full-Duplex
Standby Current 0.301 A Maximum Baud Rate 38400
Common Alarm/Fault Relay Outputs Maximum Cable Length 20 meters
Contact Arrangement 2 Form C Dimensions
0.3 A @ 115VAC Height 10.5" (266.7 mm)
Contact Load Rating 0.3A @ 110VAC Width 19.0" (482.6 mm)
1 A @ 30VAC
Depth 1.5" (38.1 mm)
RS-422 Communication
Interface RS-422 Full-Duplex Serial
Protocol ADCCP CLASS UN
Maximum Baud Rate 38400
Maximum Cable Length 1.2 Km

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-12886-00 PRO-2000 MPU, UL/ULC
PCA-12886-01 PRO-2000 MPU, Marine
PCA-12902-00 PRO-2000 MPU Backplane, UL/ULC
PCA-12902-01 PRO-2000 MPU Backplane, Marine

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Catalog Number 4005 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
LCD Expander Module • 24 programmable push buttons with associated LED
pair per standard panel

• Switching power supply for increased power

efficiency

• Removable connectors for easy servicing

• Serial interface with the LCD/Processing and Display

Unit (LCD)

Description Specifications
The LCD Expander card allows for any PRO-2000 Electrical Specifications
Series panel to control up to 24 programmable push
Input Voltage 20 to 28.5 VDC
buttons with their associated LED pairs. This increases
the range of programmable push buttons that can be Standby Input Current (all LED
50 mA @ 24 VDC
controlled from a standard X0, X2 or X6 panel. indicators OFF)
Maximum Input Current (all
A serial link ensures that information is relayed between 160 mA @ 24 VDC
LED indicators ON)
the LCD/Processing and Display Unit (LCD) and the
LCD Expander. LED Indicator
Current per LED 2.2 mA @ 24 VDC
On the X2 type panels, the serial communication
occurs between the Processing and Display Unit Serial Communication
(LCD) and the LCD Expander. As per RS-232 electrical
Input Serial Communication
standards
On the X0 and X6 type panels, the serial communication
As per RS-232 electrical
occurs between the LCD and the LCD Expander Output Serial Communication
standards
card.
Physical Specifications
Each LCD Expander card has its own step down
Length 16.5" (419.1 mm)
switching power supply that provides increased
efficiency and reliability. Width 4.23" (107.4 mm) with base
Thickness 1" (25.4 mm)
The LCD Expander card is fitted with removable
connectors that facilitate field servicing. Weight 42.33 oz (1200 g)

USCG
161.002/41/1
CCG
ABS Accepted
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Catalog Number 4002 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Block Diagram
Front Plate

LCD
LCD
and
Expander
Processing
Card
Unit

LED
Indicator
Pushbutton

Serial Connection

Typical Application
LED Indicators

LCD Expander Card

LCD/ Power
Processing and Supply Output
Display Unit (LCD) Register

RS-232
Level
Driver
Daisy-chained Card Input
Register Register
serial connection
+
Power supply

Pushbutton

LCD Expander Card Connected to an X2 Type Panel LCD Expander Card Connected to an X6 Type Panel

X2M X6M
Power-limited Geographic MIMIC
Geographic MIMIC circuit (MIMIC driver)
(MIMIC driver)
Power-limited
circuit
X6E
X2E LCD expander
LCD expander

X6S
X2S Display unit
Detection (LCD)
Networking and signaling
Processing Interface card circuits
(RS-422) RS-422
RS-422 and Communications modules
module Display unit
Detection
Printer (LCD) 2 slot Backplane and signaling
(RS-232) RS-232 Master alarm circuits
and fault relays Interface card
module Processing
Printer unit Communications
Power supply (RS-232) (MPU)
Transformer RS-232 6 slot Backplane
AC power and Master alarm
115 or 220 VAC battery charger module and fault relays
Non Power-limited
circuit
Power supply
Transformer and
Batteries AC power 115 or 220 VAC battery charger Non Power-limited
circuit

Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-14289-00 PRO-2000 LCD Expander Card, UL/ULC
PCA-14289-01 PRO-2000 LCD Expander Card, Marine
PAM-14402-00 Front Panel FS PRO-2000 LCD Expander, UL/ULC
PAM-14402-01 Front Panel FS PRO-2000 LCD Expander, Marine

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Catalog Number 4002 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
LCD Annunciator Assembly • Panel mount or 19-inch rack mount capability

• 2 line by 40 character LCD display

USER DEFINED SECTION

• Local or remote (repeater) installation

SYSTEM DISPLAY
• Complies with UL/ULC requirements for scrolling of
ABC

1
DEF

2
GHI

3 ALARM
alarms and troubles
JKL MNO PQR
SUPER-
4 5 6 ALARM
VISORY
TROUBLE

STU VWX YZ
LCD DISPLAY - USER DEFINED MESSAGES
7 8 9
RESET ACKNOWLEDGE
FIRST • 12 user-programmable push buttons
# 0 *
PREV
LAMP
MORE
TEST
MENU CONTINUE ENTER NEXT

EXIT HELP
SUPERVISORY
CONTROLS
ENABLED
PANEL
FAILED
POWER ON LAST
• Interchangeable “slide-in” labels
STATUS SERVICE ISOLATE
• Control key switch

• Service keypad
SYSTEM KEY PAD CONTROL KEY SWITCH USER CONTROL SECTION DISPLAY KEY PAD

Description
The LCD implements the user interface to the PRO-2000 • The User Defined section contains 12 configurable
panels using LEDs and a 2-line x 40-character LCD unit. push buttons and 24 status LEDs; one red and one
yellow for each push button.
For X0, X6 Series, the LCD performs the user interface
function only. • The User Control section displays events and
provides acknowledge and reset features.
For , X2 Series, the LCD performs the user interface
function, and provides processing and communication • Membrane push button control acknowledge and
circuitry for the panel. silence alarms, reset the detection circuits and
test the panel display. These controls also enable
The User Interface authorized service personnel to perform service
• Mounted on the enclosure door, the LCD provides functions. Using the System keypad, the operator
the user interface for the PRO-2000 Series panel. can select different maintenance functions such
The LCD Display comprises of an LCD card, a as the event log, backlighting intensity and other
display/control escutcheon with configurable LEDs maintenance related features.
and push buttons, control key switch and a buzzer.
The built-in buzzer draws attention to the panel • The LCD Display features a 2 line by 40 character
on occurrence of any detected event. The buzzer Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) indicating the status
sounds intermittently at two different rates: fast for of the panel and all connected input and output
alarms and slow for all other conditions. The display/ devices. When an off-normal condition occurs, the
control escutcheon interfaces between the operator first line displays event occurrence and time, the
and the panel. There are 4 selections: second line provides a plain language description of
the off-normal condition. The text description for the
• The Display section provides selectable display lists zone or device is user defined.
for the events you want to access. By selecting a
Mode, Alarm, Supervisory, Trouble, Status, Service
or Isolate, the appropriate list appears in the LCD.
• The System section provides selections for system USCG
maintenance. For example, enable/disable printing, 161.002/41/1
CCG
print the event log, place/remove devices into/from ABS Accepted
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Catalog Number 4004 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
When a system is first delivered the LCD card has its The LCD has two sockets for adding communication
internal battery jumper, JP6, disabled. Prior to installation modules. Depending on your configuration, these could
move the jumper shunt into position over both pins. If be either RS-232 or RS-422 communication modules.
the jumper is missing the panel will annunciate a “Clock
Battery Fault” at power up. If the jumper is in, you can For LCDs used as processing and display units, installing
remove power and the event log and the clock remain an RS-232 module activates the phone jack allowing
powered. LCD software configuration through an external PC,
or interfacing to a Printer. Installing an RS-422 module
Up to two (2) expansion cards can be added via the LCD activates data links to other panels
backplane. For panel models X0E, X0M, X2E, X2M, X6E,
and X6M, the LCD Connector J2 connects the LCD to the The RS-232 module is not used when LCDs are display
Mimic Driver card or the LCD Expander card for additional units. Installing an RS-422 module activates data links to
display/control capabilities. the MPU or to a Repeater network.

Board Layout LCD Backplane

LD1 LD2
LCD Expansion Mimic or
Master Alarm Backplane LCD Expansion
and Trouble J4 J2
Connection Connector
Relays

Metalized ground LD27

LD28
Monitor Power
AC/DC fault J5

J11 J10 SW1 Rotary Switch

X side J6
RS-422 1
SW2 DIP Switch

X side RS/232 RS/422 J2 J3

J7 LD34 Running & Status
Power Input
Communication LD39 Indicators
module socket
LD40 EXPANSION CARD
Y side Error code
J8 J12 Access Control Key Indicators
RS-422 LD50
Connection
LCD
LD51 Communication
Y side External Buzzer Indicators
Power Input J9 J17 SW3 LD58
Connection Escutcheon
Connection JP6 JP4
Reset
pushbutton LCD BACKPLANE
RS/232
Phone Jack Lithium Battery
REAR VIEW Jumper

Specifications
Electrical Specifications RS-232 Communication
Power Requirement Voltage 20 to 28.5 VDC Interface RS-232 Full-Duplex
Standby Current 0.301 A Maximum Baud Rate 38400
Common Alarm/Fault Relay Outputs Maximum Cable Length 20 meters
Contact Arrangement 2 Form C Dimensions
0.3 A @ 115VAC Height 10.5" (266.7 mm)
Contact Load Rating 0.3A @ 110VAC Width 19.0" (482.6 mm)
1 A @ 30VAC
Depth 1.5" (38.1 mm)
RS-422 Communication
Interface RS-422 Full-Duplex Serial
Protocol ADCCP CLASS UN
Maximum Baud Rate 38400
Maximum Cable Length 1.2 Km

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-12898-00 PRO-2000 LCD Annunciator Assembly, UL/ULC
PCA-12898-01 PRO-2000 LCD Annunciator Assembly, Marine
PCA-14104-00 PRO-2000 LCD Backplane, UL/ULC
PCA-14104-01 PRO-2000 LCD Backplane, Marine
PAM-14401-00 Front Panel, PRO-2000 UL/ULC/Marine, English
PAM-14401-01 Front Panel, PRO-2000 UL/ULC/Marine, French

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Catalog Number 4004 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
Communication Card • Microprocessor controlled
• Three (3) communication ports available
• Short circuit protection on each output circuit
• Fuseless power input with supervision and power
limiting
• Full transient protection on all outputs
• Field electronics fully isolated from system electronics
for increased electrical noise immunity
• Built-in local ground fault detection for easier
maintenance and troubleshooting
• Built-in isolated switching power supply for increased
power efficiency
• Software based analysis for easy configuration and
upgradability
Description • Surface mount technology
• Removable connectors for easy servicing
The Communication Card enables the PRO-
2000 Series panels to be connected to various • Removable driver cards for easy servicing
communication interfaces such as RS-232, RS-422
and RS-485.

Each of the three ports is built into a communication Specifications

module. The user simply inserts the communication
Electrical Specifications
module of the desired protocol into anyone of the
three available slots. The communication card can Input Voltage 20 to 28.5 VDC
support the use of all three modules simultaneously Standby Current 113 mA
if desired, but multiples of the same communication
Standby Current required with
module cannot be used. 190 mA
RS-232/RS-485/RS-422
The RS-232 enables the PRO-2000 Series panels to Physical Specifications
communicate with personal computers and printers. Length 11.9" (302.3 mm)
The RS-422 enables the PRO-2000 Series panels to
Width 4.85" (123.2 mm)
communicate in a network configuration. The RS-485
enables the PRO-2000 Series panel to communicate Thickness 1" (25.4 mm)
with specialized gas and flame detectors. Weight 14.1 oz. (400 g)

Each communication module has an isolated power

supply and is fully isolated from other panel electronics
and from each other. Port#1 has independent
transient protection and ground fault detection. While
ports #2 and #3 share transient protection and ground
fault detection.

USCG
161.002/41/1
CCG
ABS Accepted
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Catalog Number 4011 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Communication Card Connected to an X2 Type Panel
X2M
Geographic MIMIC
(MIMIC driver)

X2E
LCD expander

X2S
Communication
Networking Network
(RS-422) Processing Comm Card
RS-422 and Co m m u n i c at i o n s
module Display unit
Pr i n t er (LCD) 2 slot Backplane
(RS-232) Master alarm
RS-232 and fault relays
module

Power supply
Transformer
AC power and
115 or 220 VAC
battery charger

Batteries

Communication Card Connected to an X6 Type Panel

X6M
Geographic MIMIC
(MIMIC driver)

X6E
LCD expander

X6S
Display unit
(LCD)

RS-422
modules
Communication
Network
Comm Card
Processing
Pr i n t er unit Co m m u n i c at i o n s
(RS-232) (MPU)
RS-232 6 slot Backplane
Master alarm
module
and fault relays

Power supply
Transformer
AC power and
115 or 220 VAC
battery charger

Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-12892-00 PRO-2000 Communications Card, UL/ULC
PCA-12892-01 PRO-2000 Communications Card, Marine

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Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
APS-15291 Auxiliary Power Supply • Rugged enclosure in 18 gauge steel
• Voltage input 115 VAC or 220 VAC
• Fuse protected on AC line and battery
• Built-in transient protection
• Up to 125 Watts total output power
• 3 output voltages: 28 VDC, 5 VDC, 28 VDC for
battery charger
• Built-in local ground fault detection for easier
maintenance and troubleshooting
• Built-in Ground Fault Detection with dry contact
for output signaling
• Built-in AC fault detection with dry contact for
output signaling
• Built-in DC fault detection with dry contact for
faults detection
• Built-in isolated switching power supply for
increased power efficiency
• Battery charger with voltage regulator and current
limit
• Up to 2.2 A current output for battery charger
• Space in the enclosure for two 12 V batteries of
17 AH each
• Removable connectors for easy servicing

Description
The Auxiliary Power Supply is suitable for applications • The "DC Fault" signal is activated when they battery
where it is necessary to have a battery backup in case voltage falls below 22.6VDC. The information is
of loss of the main power supply. The input voltage is sent via a dry contact.
115V, 60Hz or there is a second version which sustains • The "GND Fault" signal is activated of a condition
an input voltage of 220V, 50Hz. The Power Supply of GND fault is detected. The information is sent
Module operates in conjunction with the Transformer via a dry contact.
Bracket Assembly and the transformer input is
protected by a 2A fuse (1A for 220 VAC service). Each dry contact can be used in the "normally open"
or "normally closed" positions. Signals to monitor
The output provides 28VDC with a current of up to the Power Supply are provided by the fault detection
4.7A. A fraction of this current is up to 2.2A is used to module.
charge two 12V batteries. All outputs are protected
against over-current and over-voltage conditions.
The battery charger is protected against reverse
polarity connection.
Three signals are provided to monitor the Power
Supply Module operation,. They are as follows:
• The "AC Fault" signal is activated when the AC
input voltage at the Power Supply input terminal
falls below 12VAC. The information is sent via a
dry contact. ABS USCG
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Catalog Number 4015 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Typical Wiring Diagram

FUSE 1 A
Fuse

Power Supply
Module

Transformer
115VAC / 28VAC
OR
O u t p u t 2 8 VDC
220VAC / 28 VAC
2 8 VDC/ 2 . 2 A

Battery 1 Battery 2
12V 12V

Power Supply Specifications

Electrical Specifications Output 2
110VAC, 60Hz or Operating Voltage 5.0V ± 0.1V
Input Voltage Range
220VAC, 50Hz Current Limit 3.0 ± 0.3 Amps
2A for 115VAC Ripple and Noise (Full load) 20 mV peak-to-peak max.
Fuse Protection
1A for 220VAC
Change in output voltage
Output Transformer Temperature Drift Coefficient
0.03%/ ºC max.
Voltage 25 VAC Battery Charger (Constant Voltage, Current Limited Type)
Maximum Current 5 Amps Operating Voltage 27.3 VDC
Input Power Supply Module Current Limit 2.2 Amps
Voltage Range 20 - 30 VAC Automatic battery disconnect
Battery Protection
Frequency 50/60 VAC at 19.5V
Total Power Supply Module Fuse Protection 5 Amps
Output (Output1 + Output2 + 125 W Fault Signals (Dry Contacts)
Battery Charger)
AC Fault - Relay 0.5 A, 30 VDC
Output 1
DC Fault - Relay 0.5 A, 30 VDC
Operating Voltage 28.5 ± 0.3 VDC
GND Fault - Relay 1 A, 30 VDC
Current Limit 4.7 Amps ± 10%
Environmental
Ripple and Noise (full load) 50 mV peak-to-peak max.
Storage Temperature -40°C - 60°C (-40°F - 140°F)
Change in output voltage
Temperature Drift Coefficient Physical Specifications
0.03%/ ºC max.
24.4" H x 23.5" W x 7.25" D (610 mm x 587 mm x 181 mm)

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
APS-15291-00 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 220V, 42AH, UL
APS-15291-01 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 110V, 42AH, Marine
APS-15291-02 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 110V, 42AH, UL
APS-15291-03 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 220V, 42AH, Marine
APS-15291-04 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 110V, 42AH, ULC
APS-15291-05 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 220V, 42AH, ULC

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Catalog Number 4015 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
APS-14127 Auxiliary Power Supply • Rugged enclosure in 18 gauge steel
• Voltage input 115VAC or 220 VAC
• Fuse protected on AC line and battery
• Built-in transient protection
• Maximum power output 125 W
• 2 output voltages: 28VDC, 5VDC
• Built-in Ground fault detection with dry contact for
output signaling
• Built-in AC fault detection with dry contact for
output signaling
• Built-in DC fault detection with dry contact for
output signaling
• Normally Open or Normally Closed output for fault
detection
• Built-in isolated switching power supply for
increased power efficiency
• Battery charger with voltage regulator and current
limit
• Space in the enclosure for two 12 V batteries of
12 AH each
• Removable connectors for easy servicing

Description
The Auxiliary Power Supply is suitable for applications • The "GND Fault" signal is activated of a condition
where it is necessary to have a battery backup in case of GND fault is detected. The information is sent
of loss of the main power supply. The input voltage is via a dry contact.
115V, 60Hz or there is a second version which sustains Each dry contact can be used in the "normally open"
an input voltage of 220V, 50Hz. or "normally closed" positions. Signals to monitor
The output provides 28VDC with a current of up to the Power Supply are provided by the fault detection
4.7A. A fraction of this current of up to 2.2A is used module.
to charge two 12V batteries. All outputs are protected
against over-current and over-voltage conditions. The
battery charger is protected against reverse battery
connection.
Three signals are provided to monitor the Power
Supply Module operation, they are as follows:
• The "AC Fault" signal is activated when the AC
input voltage at the Power Supply input terminal
falls below 12VAC. The information is sent via a
dry contact.
• The "DC Fault" signal is activated when they battery
voltage falls below 22.6VDC. The information is
sent via a dry contact. ABS USCG
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Catalog Number 4027 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Typical Wiring Diagram

FUSE 1 A
Fuse

Power Supply
Module

Transformer
115VAC / 28VAC
OR
O u t p u t 2 8 VDC
220VAC / 28 VAC
2 8 VDC/ 2 . 2 A

Battery 1 Battery 2
12V 12V

Power Supply Specifications

Electrical Specifications Output 2
110VAC, 60Hz or Operating Voltage 5.0V ± 0.1V
Input Voltage Range
220VAC, 50Hz Current Limit 3.0 ± 0.3 Amps
2A for 115VAC Ripple and Noise (Full load) 20 mV peak-to-peak max.
Fuse Protection
1A for 220VAC
Change in output voltage
Output Transformer Temperature Drift Coefficient
0.03%/ ºC max.
Voltage 25 VAC Battery Charger (Constant Voltage, Current Limited Type)
Maximum Current 5 Amps Operating Voltage 27.3 VDC
Input Power Supply Module Current Limit 2.2 Amps
Voltage Range 20 - 30 VAC Automatic battery disconnect
Battery Protection
Frequency 50/60 VAC at 19.5V
Total Power Supply Module Fuse Protection 5 Amps
Output (Output1 + Output2 + 125 W Fault Signals (Dry Contacts)
Battery Charger)
AC Fault - Relay 0.5 A, 30 VDC
Output 1
DC Fault - Relay 0.5 A, 30 VDC
Operating Voltage 28.5 ± 0.3 VDC
GND Fault - Relay 1 A, 30 VDC
Current Limit 4.7 Amps ± 10%
Environmental
Ripple and Noise (full load) 50 mV peak-to-peak max.
Storage Temperature -40°C - 60°C (-40°F - 140°F)
Change in output voltage
Temperature Drift Coefficient Physical Specifications
0.03%/ ºC max.
16" H x 14" W x 6" D (406.4 mm x 355.6 mm x 152.4 mm)

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
APS-14127-00 (04) PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 110V, 12AH, UL (ULC)
APS-14127-01 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 110V, 12AH, Marine
APS-14127-02 (05) PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 220V, 12AH, UL (ULC)
APS-14127-03 PRO-2000 Auxiliary Power Supply, 220V, 12AH, Marine

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Catalog Number 4027 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
Addressable Detector Interface (ADI) • Microprocessor controlled
• Up to Four (4) Stub outputs or Two (2) Loop outputs
Card for addressable devices
• Up to 99 addressable devices per stub or loop output
• Up to 99 addressable modules per stub or loop output
• Short circuit protection on each output circuit
• Four (4) supervised/unsupervised relay outputs
• Fuseless power input with supervision and power limiting
• Full transient protection on all outputs
• Field electronics fully isolated from system electronics
for increased electrical noise immunity
• Built-in local ground fault detection for easier
maintenance and troubleshooting
• Built-in isolated switching power supply for increased
Description power efficiency
• Software based analysis for easy configuration and
The Addressable Detector Interface (ADI) card is the
connection point for all field devices to the PRO-2000 panel. upgradability
Any type of analog addressable sensor or module (control or • Built-in self diagnostics
monitor) as well as the Addressable Conventional Detector • Surface mount technology
Interface (ACDI) module can be connected to the ADI card. • Removable connectors for easy servicing
Each ADI card can monitor or control: Two (2) analog loops • Removable driver cards for easy servicing
as defined by the NFPA signaling line Class A, Style 6 or 7 • Maximum of 600 devices per ADI card
circuits or Four (4) analog stubs as defined by the NFPA • 1000 event history log for alarm, trouble and
signaling line SLC Class B, Style 4 circuits. supervisory conditions
The ADI card also features four (4) output relays which can
be used for signaling or relay output. The relay out put can Specifications
be a supervised or non-supervised output.
Electrical Specifications
All outputs are transient protected to prevent card damage Input Voltage 20 to 28.5 VDC
in the event that a field power surge should occur. The
Standby Current (1 Driver card) 230 mA
field electronics on the card are fully isolated from system
Standby Current (2 Driver cards) 285 mA
electronics insuring an exceptional electrical noise immunity
from the field connection. Addressable Device Driver Output
Maximum current (short circuit) 0.5A
The built-in ground fault detection circuit is designed to
pinpoint a ground fault source at the board level, unlike other Maximum voltage 28 V
systems that give a global system level ground. This makes Maximum cable length Max. 4000 ft., 40 ohm, 0.5 mF
it easier to identify the fault wiring/circuit A high efficiency Max. cable resistance (Loop/Stub) 40 ohm
power supply insures low power consumption. Maximum cable capacitance 0.5 mF
The ADI card has two (2) slots for driver cards. The size of ADI Card - Output Relays
the detection system dictates the need for one (1) or two Contact type 1 Form C (SPDT)
(2) driver cards. Each driver card can handle one (1) Loop 2A @ 28VDC or 120VAC
Contact rating
(NFPA Signalling Line Class A, Style 6 or 7 circuits) or two 2A @ 240VAC Resistive
(2) Stubs (NFPA SLC Class B, Style 4). EOL Resistor for signaling outputs 6.8K, ¼W, 5%
The ADI card is microprocessor controlled. The Physical Specifications
microprocessor in monitored by a watchdog circuit which Length 11.9" (302.3 mm) Thickness 1" (25.4mm)
halts the system's operation if a hardware or software failure Width 4.85" (123.2mm) Weight 15.9oz. (450g)
occurs.
When connected to an X2S, X2E or X2M panel, the ADI
card is controlled by the Processing and Display Unit. When USCG
161.002/41/1
connected to an X6S, X6E or X6M panel, the ADI card is CCG
controlled by the MPU card. ABS Accepted
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 ADI Driver Card
The Driver Card acts as a switching device that translates digital signals into a
sequence of voltages (0, 5 or 24V) needed to drive the output line of addressable
devices. The ADI card can have either one or two Driver cards. Input and output
signals from the Driver card to the ADI card pass through two 72-pin sockets
mounted on the ADI card. The Driver Card is held in place by two metallic locks.
This arrangement facilitates for field servicing.

Loop Connection Block Diagram

ADI CARD
Isolation

LOOP 1
DRIVER 1
X1 output
Non-isolated X1
Y1 power
FUSE 1 A
X2
supply
DRIVER 1
LOOP 2
output
Y2 ADDRESSABLE DETECTOR Isolated Y1
power
System Field
ADDRESSABLE MODULE CONTROL
connector supply Conn.

ADDRESSABLE MODULE Micro

processor DRIVER 2
output
I SOLATOR
GND X2
fault
detector
DRIVER 2
Stub Connection Control
logic Isolated
output
Y2
port

ADI CARD STUB 1

Analog to
X1
digital
STUB 2 converter
Y1

X2
STUB 3 Relay #1

Y2
STUB 4

Relay #4
ADDRESSABLE DETECTOR

ADDRESSABLE MODULE CONTROL

ADDRESSABLE MODULE ADI Card Connected to an X6 Panel

X6M
Geographic MIMIC
ADI Card Connected to an X2 Panel (MIMIC driver)
Power-limited
circuits

X2M X6E
Geographic MIMIC Power-limited LCD expander
(MIMIC driver) circuits

X2E X6S
Display unit
LCD expander (LCD)

RS-422
X2S ADI Drivers
Detection
modules ADI Drivers
Detection
and signaling and signaling
Networking
circuits circuits
(RS-422) Processing ADI card ADI card
RS-422 Processing
and Communications Printer Communications
module unit
Display unit (RS-232)
Printer (MPU)
(LCD) 2 slot Backplane RS-232 6 slot Backplane
(RS-232) Master alarm Master alarm
RS-232 module
and fault relays and fault relays
module

Power supply Power supply

Transformer Transformer
AC power and Non Power -limited AC power and
115 or 220 VAC 115 or 220 VAC
battery charger Circuit battery charger

Batteries Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-12889-00 PRO-2000 ADI Card, UL/ULC
PCA-12889-01 PRO-2000 ADI Card, Marine
PCA-14292-00 PRO-2000 ADI Driver Card, UL/ULC
PCA-14292-01 PRO-2000 ADI Driver Card, Marine

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Catalog Number 4008 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
COMPONENTS

PRO-2000 Features
12 Zone Supervised Relay Card • Up to 12 relay output circuits rated at 5A @ 30VDC/
250VAC (resistive load)
• Suitable for interfacing with notification and activation
devices
• Each output can be individually configured as
supervised or unsupervised
• Each output can be individually configured as
powered or unpowered
• Full transient protection
• Switching power supply for increased power
efficiency
• Field electronics fully isolated from system electronics
for increased electrical noise immunity
• Removable connectors for easy servicing

Description Specifications
The Supervised Relay Card enables a PRO-2000 Electrical Specifications
Series panel to control output devices through 12 relay Maximum Supplied Output
output circuits. Each output circuit can be configured 900 mA
Current
to be supervised or not for cable fault detection. Each Supervision Current 800 mA
output can also be configured to be powered by the
system supply or act as an unpowered contact. Voltage Drive / Series Resistor 5V @ 330W
End-of-line Resistor Value 6.8K
The total current consumption for powered relays
Standby Current Consumption
is limited to 900 mA. All outputs have full transient 51 mA @ 24 VDC
(excluding devices)
protection to prevent card damage in the event that a
field power surge should occur. Physical Specifications
Length 11.9" (302.3 mm)
The field electronics of the card is fully isolated from
the system electronics, thus insuring an exceptional Width 4.85" (123.2 mm)
electrical noise immunity from the field connection. Thickness 1" (25.4 mm)

The Supervised Relay Card is available in two

versions. Both models are functionally equivalent
with the difference residing in that one is equipped
with a Combicon connector and the other with a
DSUB-50 connector.

USCG
161.002/41/1
CCG
ABS Accepted
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Catalog Number 4010 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Block Diagram Card With Combicon Connectors
Power Connector
N o n - is o la te d Is o la t io n
pow er
s u p p ly G ro und Exter nal
fault power
det e c tor su p p ly

S up e rv i s ed
rel ay #1
S y s te m
Combicon
Connector
: Fi el d
:

Contr ol Isolated S up e rv i s ed
logic por t rel ay #12

Input Connector
Typical Device Connecting Sketches
Power supply Card With DSUB-50 Connector
NO Supervision
blocking diode Power Connector DSUB-50 Connector

COM

Back-EMF End-of-line
clamping Device resistor
diode

GND

SO Card Connected to an X2 Type Panel

X2M Power-limited Input Connector
Geographic MIMIC circuits
(MIMIC driver)

X2E
LCD expander

X2S Detection
and signaling
Networking
circuits
(RS-422) Processing SO card
RS-422 and Communications
module Display unit
Printer (LCD) 2 slot Backplane
(RS-232) Master alarm
RS-232 and fault relays
module

Power supply
Transformer
AC power and
115 or 220 VAC
battery charger Non Power -limited
Circuit

Batteries

Ordering Information
Model Number Description
PCA-13459-00 PRO-2000 12-Zone Supervised Relay Card with Combicon Connector, UL/ULC
PCA-13459-01 PRO-2000 12-Zone Supervised Relay Card with DSUB-50 Connector, UL/ULC
PCA-13459-02 PRO-2000 12-Zone Supervised Relay Card with Combicon Connector, Marine
PCA-13459-03 PRO-2000 12-Zone Supervised Relay Card with DSUB-50 Connector, Marine

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Catalog Number 4010 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
 PRO-2000 SERIES
FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANELS

PRO-2000 Features
X6 Panels • Up to 3600 local detection/control devices

• Max. 10000 networked detection/control devices

• Integrated gas detection

• Agent releasing service

• Support for 2-wire addressable devices

• Support for conventional 2-wire initiating devices

• Support for notification circuits

• Support for multi-panel networking

• One man walk test

• Battery backed-up real time clock and event log with

built-in battery charger

• Independent ground fault detection circuits on each

interface card for easy ground fault tracking

• Wall mount enclosure equivalent to NEMA 2

Description
The PRO-2000 X6 panels are microprocessor-based The following types of devices are supported by the
fire alarm control units, suitable for medium to large X6 panels:
fire detection and suppression applications. Larger Addressable devices:
applications can be covered using additional panels in • Smoke detectors, heat detectors, monitor modules
a master/slave network configuration. and control modules
There are three types of X6 panels available: the X6S, Conventional initiating devices:
the X6E and the X6M. • Non-shorting detectors (Heat detectors, smoke
The X6S panel is the standard model. It has a built in detectors, etc...)
LCD display (2 line by 40 characters) and associated • Shorting devices (Pull-stations, Abort pushbuttons,
controls and indicators. It also has 24 programmable Manual release-pull stations)
indicators and 12 programmable pushbuttons. Conventional notification devices:
The X6E panel has the same features as the X6S plus • Unsupervised NO or NC relay output
a matrix of 48 additional programmable indicators and • Supervised and powered relay output
24 additional programmable pushbuttons.
The X6 panels support communication and networking
The X6M panel has the same features as the X6S functions via different physical interfaces such as RS-
plus a geographic mimic panel containing up to 144 232 (to connect printers, PLC’s or PC’s), RS-422
indicators. The geographic mimic also supports 72 (panel networking), or RS-485.
pushbuttons for special applications. The geographic
mimic provides a graphical representation of the USCG
protected areas. When new events are displayed on 161.002/41/1
CCG
the LCD, their location can be identified rapidly by the ABS Accepted
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Catalog Number 4001 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
All PRO-2000 Series panels (X6, X2 and X0) may be The Display section gives the user an easy way of
connected together in a master/slave configuration (up accessing the system’s display list: Alarm, Supervisory,
to 32 panels). The X0 is only a repeater panel (remote Trouble, Status, Isolate and Service.
annunciator). The acknowledgment section enables the user to
The X6 panels can be configured to support up to 6 handle the new events and to clear the obsolete events
interface cards. The interface cards can be any of the using the associated buttons (Acknowledge and
following: Reset). Access to these functions can only be obtained
• Addressable detector interface card (Smoke/heat via a control key thus preventing unauthorized use of
detectors, monitor modules, control modules) the system.
• Supervised input card (Conventional detector, The System section is used mainly for maintenance
shorting and non-shorting devices) activities and is used to access various functions of the
• Supervised relay card (Supervised outputs and dry X6 panel. The Service and Isolate mode as well as the
contacts) one man walk test mode may be accessed through the
• Communication card (Networked configurations) System section’s menu.
All the events occurring on the X6 panels (alarms, The user defined section consists of a group of
troubles, etc...) are communicated to the user using configurable indicators and buttons. There are 24
a 2-line by 40-character Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). indicators and 12 buttons. Special functions such as
There are four control sections associated with the fan control or pump control can be assigned to the
LCD: Display section, acknowledgment section, configurable indicators and buttons.
System section and user defined section.

Technical Specifications
Electrical Specifications
Primary AC Power Supply
Voltage 115 or 220 VAC
Frequency 50 or 60 Hz
Maximum power 125 Watts
Master Alarm and Trouble Relays
Contact rating 2 A @30 VDC
Communication Modules
Number of sockets for communication modules 2*
Interface Cards
Number of connectors for expansion cards 6
* One socket is used for local LCD connection.

Physical Specifications
X6S Panel
30"H x 24"W x 7"D (762mm x 610mm x 178mm)
X6E Panel
30"H x 24"W x 7"D (762mm x 610mm x 178mm)
X6M Panel
41"H x 24"W x 7"D (1041mm x 610mm x 178mm)

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Catalog Number 4001
Not to be used for installation purposes.
Typical Application Diagram
X6S Addressable devices loop

Printer
Conventionnal initiating
Master device stub
X6S
Addressable devices stubs

PRO-2000
network
(stub or loop)
Slave #1 Conventionnal notification
device stub
X6S

Conventionnal initiating
device stub

Slave #2 Conventionnal notification

device stub

X6 Panel Block Diagram

X6M
Geographic MIMIC
(MIMIC driver) Power-limited circuit

X6E
LCD expander

X6S
Display unit
(LCD)

RS-422
modules

Detection,
Interface cards signaling circuits
Processing and
Printer unit communications
(RS-232) (MPU)
RS-232 6 slot Backplane
Master alarm
module
and fault relays

Power supply Non Power-limited

Transformer circuit
AC power and
115 or 220 VAC
battery charger

Batteries

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Catalog Number 4001
Not to be used for installation purposes.
Ordering Information

X 6 S F 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 7 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0

PANEL TYPE
X6S : STANDARD
X6E : EXPANDER
X6M : MIMIC
X6B : BLANK

LANGUAGE
F1
F: FRENCH MIMIC SIZE
E: ENGLISH 0 : NO MIMIC (SELECT FOR X6S AND X6E)
1 : UP TO 48 LEDS / 24 PUSHBUTTONS
APPROVAL 2 : UP TO 96 LEDS / 48 PUSHBUTTONS
0: UL 3 : UP TO 144 LEDS / 72 PUSHBUTTONS
1: ULC
2: COAST GUARD INPUT VOLTAGE
3: FM 0 : NONE
4: CE 1 : 110VAC
2 : 220VAC
BATTERY TYPE
0: NONE PROGRAM MEMORY
1: 12AH 0 : PRO-2000 S/W, 256K BYTES
2: 42H 1 : PRO-2000 S/W, 1024 BYTES
3: 65H
CONFIGURATION MEMORY
0 : 128K BYTES

RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY

0 : 1024K BYTES RAM
1 : 2048K BYTES RAM
2 : 3072K BYTES RAM
3 : 4096K BYTES RAM

COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 1
0 : NONE
1 : SINGLE RS-232

COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 2
0 : NONE
1 : DUAL RS-422
2 : SINGLE RS-485

IO CARD FOR EXPANSION 1

THIS FIELD WILL CONTAIN ONE OR MORE DIGIT
DEPENDING ON THE CARD TYPE SELECTED

0 : NONE
1X : ADDRESSABLE DETECTOR INTERFACE

ADI INTERFACE 1 :ONE ADI MODULE

2 :TWO ADI MODULES
2 : 24 SUPERVISED INPUT WITH SCREW TERMINAL( SLOT 1, 2 ONLY)
3 : 32 SUPERVISED INPUT WITH DIN CONNECTOR
4 : 32 SUPERVISED INPUT WITH DIN CONNECTOR AND SCREW TERMINAL ADAPTOR
5 : 12 SUPERVISED OUTPUT WITH SCREW TERMINAL (SLOT 1, 2 ONLY)
6 : 12 SUPERVISED OUTPUT WITH D50 CONNECTOR
7xxx : SERIAL COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

INTERFACE 3 TYPE 0 : NONE

INTERFACE 2 TYPE 0 : NONE

1 : SINGLE RS-232
2 : SINGLE RS-485

INTERFACE 1 TYPE 0 : NONE

1 : DUAL RS-422
2 : TRIPLE RS-485

IO CARD FOR EXPANSION 2-6

SAME OPTIONS AS IO CARD FOR EXPANSION 1

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Catalog Number 4001 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.
The X2 panels can also be networked with X6 panels the acknowledgment section, the Display section, the
and X0 panels. The X6 panels can be connected on System section and the user defined section.
the network as a master or slave panel. The X0 panels The acknowledgment section consists of an access
can only be connected to a master or slave panel as control key, an “Acknowledge” button, a “Reset” button
repeater panels. and several associated indicators.
There are two types of supported networks: master/ The access control key prevents unauthorized access
slave networks and repeater networks. to the system, acknowledgment and reset functions.
The X2 panels can support communication to one RS- When the control key is not present, only the display
232 link and to a maximum of two networks (master/ section remains enabled.
slave or repeater) by using small communication The “Acknowledge” button is used to acknowledge
modules. For enhanced networking capabilities, a the currently displayed event has been observed. The
communication interface card can be added to the “Reset” button is used to reset events which were
system. previously acknowledged.
The X2 panels can be configured to support up to 2 The Display section gives the user an easy way to
interface cards. The interface cards can be any of the access the system’s display lists: Alarm, Supervisory,
following: Trouble, Status, Isolate and Service.
• Addressable detector interface card (Smoke/heat The System section is used mainly for maintenance
detectors, monitor modules, control modules) activities and is used to access various functions of the
• Supervised input card (Conventional detector, X2 panel. The Service and Isolate mode as well as the
shorting and non-shorting devices) one man walk test mode may be accessed through the
• Supervised relay card (Supervised outputs and dry System section’s menu.
contacts)
• Communication card (Networked configurations) The user defined section consists of a group of
configurable indicators and buttons. There are 24
All the events occurring on the X2 panels (alarms, indicators and 12 buttons. Special functions such as
troubles, etc.) are communicated to the user using a fan control or pump control can be assigned to the
2-line by 40-character Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). configurable indicators and buttons.
There are four control sections associated with the LCD:

Technical Specifications
Electrical Specifications
Primary AC Power Supply
Voltage 115 or 220 VAC
Frequency 50 or 60 Hz
Maximum power 125 Watts
Master Alarm and Trouble Relays
2 A @30 VDC
Contact rating
0.5 A @125 VAC
Communication Modules
Number of sockets for communication modules 2
Interface Cards
Number of connectors for expansion cards 2

Physical Specifications
X2S Panel
24"H x 24"W x 7"D (610mm x 610mm x 178mm)
X2E Panel
30"H x 24"W x 7"D (762mm x 610mm x 178mm)
X2M Panel
41"H x 24"W x 7"D (1041mm x 610mm x 178mm)

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Catalog Number 4000
Not to be used for installation purposes.
Typical Application Diagram
Addressable devices loop
X2S

Printer
Conventionnal initiating
Master device stub
Addressable devices stubs
X2S

PRO-2000
network
(stub or loop)
Conventionnal notification
Slave #1
device stub

X2S
Conventionnal initiating
device stub

Conventionnal notification
Slave #2 device stub

X2 Panel Block Diagram

X2M
Geographic MIMIC
(MIMIC driver)

Power-limited circuit

X2E
LCD expander

X2S
Networking Detection,
(RS-422) Processing Interface cards signaling circuits
RS-422 and and
module Display unit communications
Printer (LCD) 2 slot Backplane
(RS-232) Master alarm
RS-232
module and fault relays

Power supply
Transformer
AC power and
115 or 220 VAC
battery charger Non Power-limited
circuit

Batteries

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Catalog Number 4000
Not to be used for installation purposes.
Ordering Information

X 2 S F1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 7 1 1 0 1

PANEL TYPE
X2S : STANDARD
X2E : EXPANDER
X2M : MIMIC
X2B : BLANK

LANGUAGE
F1
F: FRENCH MIMIC SIZE
E: ENGLISH
0 : NO MIMIC (SELECT FOR X2S AND X2E)
APPROVAL 1 : UP TO 48 LEDS / 24 PUSHBUTTONS
2 : UP TO 96 LEDS / 48 PUSHBUTTONS
0: UL 3 : UP TO 144 LEDS / 72 PUSHBUTTONS
1: ULC
2: COAST GUARD POWER SUPPLY
3: FM
0 : NONE
4: CE
1 : 110VAC
2 : 220VAC
BATTERY
TYPE
PROGRAM MEMORY
0: NONE
1: 12AH 0 : PRO-2000 S/W, 256K BYTES
2: 42AH 1 : PRO-2000 S/W, 1024K BYTES (2 x 512K)
3: 65AH
CONFIGURATION MEMORY
0 : 128K BYTES (2 X 64K BYTES)

RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY

0 : 1024K BYTES RAM
1 : 2048K BYTES RAM

COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 1
0 : NONE
1 : SINGLE RS-232
2 : SINGLE RS-485

COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 2
0 : NONE
1 : DUAL RS-422

IO CARD FOR EXPANSION 1

THIS FIELD WILL CONTAIN ONE OR MORE DIGIT
DEPENDING ON THE CARD TYPE SELECTED

0 : NONE
1X : ADDRESSABLE DETECTOR INTERFACE
ADI MODULE 1 : ONE ADI MODULE
2 : TWO ADI MODULES
2 : 24 SUPERVISED INPUT WITH SCREW TERMINAL
3 : 32 SUPERVISED INPUT WITH DIN CONNECTOR
4 : 32 SUPERVISED INPUT WITH DIN CONNECTOR AND SCREW TERMINAL ADAPTOR
5 : 12 SUPERVISED OUTPUT WITH SCREW TERMINAL
6 : 12 SUPERVISED OUTPUT WITH D50 CONNECTOR
7XXX : SERIAL COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

INTERFACE 3 TYPE 0 : NONE

INTERFACE 2 TYPE 0 : NONE

1 : SINGLE RS-232
2 : SINGLE RS-485

INTERFACE 1 TYPE 0 : NONE

1 : DUAL RS-422
2 : TRIPLE RS-485

IO CARD FOR EXPANSION 2

SAME OPTIONS AS IO CARD FOR EXPANSION 1

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Catalog Number 4000 • Not to be used for installation purposes.
Mircom reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in prices, colors, materials, components, equipment, specifications and models and also to discontinue models.