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If your Mircom Security System displays a Common Trouble, inspect the interconnection wiring to ensure nothing is missing. Verify that all modules included in your system's configuration are present. Also, check that all cabling is securely connected.
What to do if my Mircom Security System shows Ground Fault?
If your Mircom Security System indicates a Ground Fault, check for any external wiring that might be touching the chassis or any other Earth Ground connection.
How to fix Circuit Trouble in Mircom Security System?
To address a Circuit Trouble in your Mircom Security System, check the particular circuit loop for any open wiring. Also, ensure that the Circuit Disconnect Switch is in the ON or CLOSED position.
General| Voltage | 120 VAC, 60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Battery Backup | 24 VDC, 7.0 Ah |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C - 49°C (32°F - 120°F) |
| Humidity | Up to 93% RH, Non-condensing |
| Dimensions | 368mm x 419mm x 114mm |
| Zones | 10 |
| NAC Outputs | Class A (Style Z) |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Mircom |
| Certifications | UL, ULC, FM, CSFM |
Notices specific to FX-350 series sold in Canada.
Notices specific to FX-350 series sold in the USA.
Statement regarding FCC compliance requirements.
Overview of the panel's main capabilities and functions.
Defines electrical interfaces and terminals.
Explains logical concepts for protected areas.
Describes LCD and LED display point assignments.
Explains Class B and Class A wiring configurations.
Details on different FX-350 panel models and their features.
Covers Class A converters, PR-300, annunciators, and relay modules.
Lists various panel components and accessories.
Lists compatible analog and addressable devices and bases.
Instructions for installing enclosures.
Installation and dimension details for BBX-1024DS/DSR.
Cable and jumper connections for main board and adder modules.
Details of main board connectors and jumpers.
Installation of OCAC-304, PR-300, and RAX-332 modules.
Introduction to addressable/analog devices and loop supervision.
Details on analog device types, drift compensation, and auto-test.
Available contact input and output types.
Wiring addressable devices on the main board.
Using loop isolators and understanding loop operation.
Class B/A wiring and maximum distances for indicating circuits.
Wiring procedures for the built-in dialer.
Wiring the Polarity Reversal and City Tie Module.
Wiring for auxiliary power supplies.
Wiring the main AC power supply.
Connecting to a DCS SurGuard Receiver.
Essential checks before initial power-up.
Step-by-step guide for powering up the system.
Identifying and resolving circuit and remote troubles.
Diagnosing and correcting ground faults and battery troubles.
Addressing common system troubles and Walk Test mode.
Explains the function of common LEDs and buzzer.
Describes front panel controls, LCD, and buttons.
Covers single-stage, two-stage, and PAS alarm modes.
Overview of available input types for programming.
Overview of available output types for signals, strobes, and relays.
Definitions of evacuation codes.
Initial power-up sequence and display modes.
Operation of RA-1000 series annunciators.
Supervision of annunciator communication.
Operation of RAM-300LCD annunciators.
Supervision of shared display annunciators.
How events are reported via the dialer.
Monitoring of telephone line status.
Lists compatible DACR receiver models and protocols.
Event codes for Ademco Contact-ID protocol.
Event codes for SIA-DCS protocol.
Technical specifications for the FX-350 chassis.
Specifications for system modules and annunciators.
Power consumption figures for various models.
Formula and guidelines for battery capacity calculation.
Vital information for end-users and installers.
Common reasons for system failures and prevention.
Details of limited warranty, conditions, and procedures.
Legal disclaimers and out-of-warranty repair info.
