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2.6.2.1
Mx
-4200V & Mx-
4400V
The diagram
s opposite show the
recommended location
and orientation
for the 12AH and 17
AH batteries within
the panel.
For battery sizes greater t
han 17AH, use
the Mx
-4400
V/D for batteries up to 38AH
and use the Mx-44
00V/LE large
enclosure variant f
or up to 48AH.
For battery sizes greater t
han 12AH, it
will be necessar
y to remove the spade
terminals fixed to the b
attery leads and
replace these with con
nection fixings
suitable for the instal
led batteries.
Replacement Fuse
FS1 T6.3A 250V
Anti-Surge
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20
22
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction
6
Standards
6
Cautions and Warnings
7
Description
7
En54 Functions
8
En54 Optional Features with Requirements
9
Installation Approvals
10
Fire System Installations
10
Wiring Regulations
10
2 Installation
11
Identification of Parts
11
MX-4200V & MX-4400V
11
MX-4400V/LE
11
Installing the MX-4200V & MX-4400V Enclosures
13
Opening the Enclosure Cover
13
Removing the Chassis
13
Mounting the Enclosure
14
Remounting the Chassis
14
Recommended Cable Routing Arrangement
14
Installing the MX-4400V/LE and MX-4800V Enclosures
15
Opening the Enclosure Cover
15
Removing the Chassis
15
Mounting the Enclosure
15
Remounting the Chassis
16
Recommended Cable Routing Arrangement
16
Loop Driver Installation
17
Fitting the Cards in the Mx4200V, MX-4400V & MX-4800V
17
Removing a Loop Driver Card
17
Local Peripheral Modules
18
Peripheral Bus Interface Adaptor
18
Routing Interface Card
18
Wiring Installation
19
AC Mains Wiring
19
Cable Gland
20
Battery Installation
20
MX-4200V & MX-4400V
21
MX-4400V/LE & MX-4800V
22
Battery Temperature Monitoring
22
Detector Loop Installation
23
Sounder Circuits
24
Relay Circuits
24
Open Collector Outputs
25
Auxiliary Supply Output
25
Switch Inputs
25
RS232 Interface
26
Isolated Bus Interface
26
Routing Interface
26
3 Programming
27
Introduction
27
Access Levels
27
Memory Lock
27
Navigating through Menus
27
Changing Text Descriptions
28
Numeric Data Entry
28
Recommended Programming Procedure
29
Level 3 Menu Functions
29
Loops
30
Loops - View/Edit
30
State
30
Type
30
Value
30
Zone
30
Device Text
31
Action
31
Sensitivity
32
O/P Group
33
Additional Info
34
Device Testing
34
Loops - Auto Learn
34
Normal Procedure / Initial Learn
34
Procedure if the Panel Finds Devices Missing
35
Procedure if the Panel Finds Devices Added
35
Procedure if the Panel Finds Devices Changed
35
Double Address
36
Loop - Calibrate
36
Loop - Driver
36
Loop - SEQ Address
36
Loop - Line Quality
37
Zones
38
Exit
38
Outputs
38
Default Output Settings
39
Cause
39
Style
40
Copying Output Settings to Multiple Zones
41
Investigation Delays
41
Overriding Delays at Level
41
Time and Date
42
View Options
42
Passwords
42
Panel
43
PC Config
43
Setup
43
Network
43
Panel Zone
43
Service Number
43
Service Due Date
44
Trace Logging Mode
44
Detector Blinking
44
Earth Fault Notification
45
Routing Interface
45
Program ID
45
Config Data
45
4 Service and Maintenance
46
Maintenance Schedule
46
Daily Actions
46
Monthly Actions
46
Quarterly Actions
46
Annual Actions
46
Replacement of Components
47
Batteries
47
Standby Batteries
47
Lithium Battery
48
Liquid Crystal Display
48
5 Appendices
49
Appendix 1 - Forgotten Level 3 Password
49
Appendix 2 - Recommended Fire Rated Cables
50
Detector Loop Lengths
51
Sounder Circuit Lengths
51
Fire / Fault Routing Circuit Lengths
52
Network Cables
52
Appendix 3 - Battery Standby Calculation Chart
53
MX-4200V / MX-4400V / MX-4800V
53
Appendix 4 - Cause and Effect Programming Example
54
Introduction
54
Output Groups
54
Styles
54
Output Group Programming
55
Appendix 5 - Loop Device Specific Information
56
Detectors
56
V100 Smoke Detector
56
V200 Multi Sensor Detector
56
V350 Heat Detector
57
LV100 Smoke Detector
57
LV200 Multi Detector
57
LV350 Heat Detector
57
Mounting Base VB100
57
Detector Magnet Testing
57
VCP100 Call Point
58
Modules
58
Standard Modules
58
Loop Wiring
59
Input Module
59
Input / Output Module
59
Supervised Output Module
59
Relay Output Module 21
59
Micro Modules
59
Zone Monitor Module
60
Multiple Input / Output Modules
61
Sounders / Beacons
61
VLS100 Wall Mounting 95Dba Sounder
61
VLBS100 Base Sounder
62
VLS100AV Sounder Beacon
62
VLBE100 Beacon
63
Radio Devices
63
VW2W100 Wireless Translater Interface
63
SGWE Wireless Expander
63
SG100 Wireless Smoke Detector
63
SG200 Wireless Smoke Thermal Detector
63
SG350 Wireless Thermal Detector
63
SGCP100 Wireless Call Point
63
SGMI100 Wireless Input Module
63
SGMC100 Wireless Relay Output
63
Appendix 6 - Mx4000 Series Loop Output Drive Capability
64
Appendix 7 - Other Useful Documents
65
Appendix 8 - MX-4800V / Network Design Principles
66
Mandatory Functions
66
Network Wiring
66
Appendix 9 - M Xseries Product Capabilities / Max Limits
67
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