Advanced MxPro Series User Manual

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Peripheral Relay
The operation and functions described in this manual are available from Software Version 021-03 onwards.
The Programmable 4-Way Relay Card is an optional peripheral unit that provides four individually
programmable relay output circuits.
Up to 16 Cards can be connected to a multi-loop panel giving a maximum of up to 64 additional local relay
outputs.
Each output is fully programmable using the powerful ‘DynamiX’ cause and effects rules and all outputs are
synchronised.
The unit is available as either a printed circuit card only or as a boxed version with integral 1A power supply.
Features
 Each output is 230V, 5A rated*. Each output is individually programmable with any of the available
‘DynamiX’ cause and effects rules.
 Up to 16 cards can be connected giving a total of 64 additional outputs.
 Each output may be individually programmed for silence, walk test and investigation delay.
 An Input is provided to monitor the fault output from a power supply.

Advanced MxPro Series Specifications

General

Product Range	Advanced MxPro Series
Vibration Resistance	10-55Hz, 1.5mm amplitude
Contact Form	SPDT
Operating Voltage	24V DC
Coil Voltage	24V DC
Operate Time	10ms
Release Time	5ms
Insulation Resistance	1000MΩ
Ambient Temperature	+70°C
Dielectric Strength	2500V AC

Summary

Installation

Enclosure

Dimensions, fixing points, and general arrangement of the enclosure for the relay card.

PCB Mounting in Separate Enclosure

Instructions on how to fit the printed circuit card to a metal chassis or enclosure.

PCB Mounting in Panels

Guidance on mounting the PCB within specific panel types like 4200/4400 and 5000.

DIP Switch Configuration

Setting DIP switches to assign a unique address to each relay card for system recognition.

Wiring

General information and safety precautions for wiring the unit, including AC, DC, and serial communications.

Programming and Configuration

Adding Devices

Steps to add a 4-way relay card into the configuration file using the PC configuration tool.

Removing Devices

Procedure for deleting a 4-way relay card from the system configuration.

Configuring Output Circuits

Detailed setup of individual relay outputs, including delays, cause, and effect rules.

Output Group Programming

Programming basic options for output groups, covering delays, zone range, and event logic.