EasyManua.ls Logo

Advanced Axis AX-CTL-1L

Advanced Axis AX-CTL-1L
118 pages
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
www.advancedco.com
36
The default operation of each notification appliance circuit is non-synchronized, turn ON steady for any alarm
condition and turn off when silenced or reset. If non-silenceable synchronization strobes are programmed, strobes
will continue to flash after signal silence. The notification appliance circuit outputs can also be configured to
accommodate silenceable synchronized strobes.
Note: Notification appliance circuits can be utilized as a door holder or other 24 VDC output by setting the
notification appliance circuit to a “Not Alarm” Logic Statement. This programming allows the notification
appliance circuit to be active (24 VDC) during a non-alarm and off during alarm.
4.2.1.5 AX-CTL Relay Contacts
The AX-CTL provides three programmable Form C
relay contacts.
The contact ratings for each relay are as follows:
30 VDC/VAC @ 1.0A, PF=1 (resistive)
POWER LIMITED – Connect to power limited circuits
only.
Default operation is indicated below however, each
relay contact is field programmable.
RELAY 1: FIRE
RELAY 2: TROUBLE
RELAY 3: SUPERVISORY
The trouble relay contact is defaulted to normally
active (inverted) for fail-safe operation. The relay
transfers on any trouble condition including loss of
AC/DC power.
Wire range – 22-12 AWG
Note: Any relay of an AX-CTL fire alarm control
panel can be setup as a pulsed output and be
synchronized across the entire network.

Table of Contents