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FireWarden 100-2/E — P/N 52778:A 11/04/2005 25

Mounting the Assembly Installation

Figure 2.3 NFW2-100 Cabinet Mounting

9050udencl.cdr

Semi-Flush Mounting

Do not recess box more

than 3.875” into wall to

avoid covering venting

holes on top of box.

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Table of Contents5
Section 1: Product Description11
Features and Options11
Specifications12
1: Current Availability14
Controls and Indicators15
Circuits16
Digital Alarm Communicator/Transmitter16
Components17
1: Intelligent Addressable Detectors17
2: Intelligent Addressable Modules17
3: Addressable Device Accessories18
Optional Modules18
Accessories18
1: Verifire Warden Programming Utility18
2: Dress Panel18
3: Battery Box19
4: Battery Charger19
5: Annunciators19
Getting Started20
Telephone Requirements and Warnings20
1: Telephone Circuitry20
2: Digital Communicator21
3: Telephone Company Rights and Warnings21
Section 2: Installation23
Mounting the Backbox23
Mounting the Assembly24
Power27
1: AC Power and Earth Ground Connection27
2: Battery Power27
3: Special Application DC Power Output Connection28
Relays28
Notification Appliance Circuits28
1: Configuring Nacs29
2: Style y (Class B) NAC Wiring30
3: Style Z (Class A) NAC Wiring30
Remote Synchronization Output31
UL Power-Limited Wiring Requirements32
Digital Communicator33
Optional Module Installation34
1: 4XTM Transmitter Module Installation34
2: Printer/Pc36
3: Digital Communicator and Annunciators37
Section 3: Programming39
Programming Data Entry39
User Programming40
Initial Power-Up41
Programming Screens Description41
Programming and Passwords41
Master Programming Level43
1=Autoprogram44
2=Point Program44
3: Zone Setup72
4: Loop Setup76
5: System Setup77
6: Verify Loop90
7: History91
8: Walktest92
9: Option Modules93
10: Password Change113
11: Clear Program113
12: Program Check114
Maintenance Programming Level116
1: Disable Point117
2=History117
3: Program Check118
4: Walktest120
5: System120
6: Zone Setup121
Section 4: Operating Instructions124
Panel Control Buttons124
1: Acknowledge/Step124
2: Alarm Silence124
3: Drill/Hold 2 Sec124
4: Reset124
LED Indicators124
Normal Operation126
Trouble Operation126
Alarm Operation128
Supervisory Operation129
Process Monitor Operation129
Hazard/Tornado Condition Operation130
Medical Alert Condition Operation130
NAC Operation130
Programmed Zone Operation130
Disable/Enable Operation131
Waterflow Circuits Operation131
Detector Functions131
Time Functions: Real-Time Clock131
Synchronized NAC Operation131
Coded Operation132
Presignal132
Positive Alarm Sequence132
Special System Timers133
1: Silence Inhibit Timer133
2: Autosilence Timer133
3: Trouble Reminder133
4: Waterflow Retard Timer134
5: Alarm Verification (None or One Minute)134
Walktest134
Read Status135
1=System Point136
2: Zones138
3: Power139
4: Trouble Reminder140
5: Timers140
6: Nac141
7: Relays141
8: Program Check142
9: History142
10: Annunciators143
11: Phone Line143
12: Central Station144
13: Service Terminal145
14: Printer/Pc145
15: Print146
16: Time-Date148
Section 5: Central Station Communications149
Transmittal Priorities152
Section 6: Remote Site Upload/Download154
Downloading Program154
1: Security Features155
Downloading Initiated at a Service Terminal156
Uploading Initiated at a Service Terminal157
Section 7: Power Supply Calculations158
Overview158
Calculating the AC Branch Circuit158
Calculating the System Current Draw158
2: How to Use Table 7.3 on Page 160 to Calculate System Current Draw159
Calculating the Battery Size161
1: NFPA Battery Requirements161
2: Selecting and Locating Batteries161
Appendix A: Software Zones162
A.1: Correlations162
Appendix B: Default Programming168
Appendix C: NFPA Standard-Specific Requirements169
Appendix D: Wire Requirements173
Appendix E: HVAC Control174
E.1: Control Module Operation174
E.1.1: Hvac Shutdn174
E.2: Monitor Module Operation174
E.2.1: Hvac Restart174
E.2.2: Hvac Ovrride175

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