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the system configuration tool. When users need to disable the audible base, they will need to
select the “disable audible base” option.
When the audible base ABHW-4B and ABHW-4S is used with H series detectors, it can be
programmed to 1 output channel, and only 2 tone patterns (steady, temporal 3) can be
selected using the system configuration tool. When users need to disable the audible base,
they will need to select the “disable outputs” option.
When users need to disable the ABHW-4B and ABHW-4S audible bases connected to
the entire loop consisting of H series and Global ASA/FD182 detectors, they will need to
select both the “disable outputs” and “disable audible base” options.
There are two methods for powering the audible base during alarm. They are “Loop powered”
and “External powered” which can be configured using the system configuration tool. The
ABHW-4B can be powered by loop power and external power, the ABHW-4S can only be
powered by external power.
For additional information please refer to installation manual of ABHW-4B (A6V10405587) and
ABHW-4S (A6V10405588).
When using external power source, the power supply unit must be UL Listed for fire use
only, Power Limited and rated 19-28 VDC.
Audible signals are synchronized on zone basis.
Use sounder base in addition to panel NAC or PAD5 NAC when multiple alarm tones are
needed in one zone.
Programming SLC Devices
SLC devices can be assigned their electronic address and be tested by using the DPU Device
Programmer/ Loop Tester.
PAD-5
The Model PAD-5 Main board is an intelligent notification and auxiliary power expander that
provides up to 9 A @ 24 VDC (with FP2012-U1) or 6 A @ 24 VDC (with FP2011-U1).
The purpose of the PAD-5 main board is to provide remote power for notification devices, and
accessory modules, such as door holders.
A maximum of 7 PAD-5s, including expander board, can be connected to FC2005 at the same
time.
Up to 8 Class B, or 4 Class A NACs are supported by one PAD-5 device.
Optional modules
CDC for conventional detection circuit
CLSA for NAC circuits and releasing capability.
If there is a short on the activated PAD-5 releasing circuit, after the short is removed,
users need to restart the control panel to reactivate the releasing circuit. If the PAD-5
releasing circuit is not activated when the short happens, then there's no need to restart
the control panel to reactivate the releasing circuit.
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