Telefire TSA-1000 - Table 1 Technical Specifications

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ITEM RATING REMARKS COMMUNICATION

PARAMETERS

TSA-1000C – Communication

Module

RS-232 1

RS-485 2

FWRE 1

For PC connection

Remote panels and networking

Fault dialer

RS-232

RS485

Modulated DC

GENERAL

Input nominal quiescent voltage,

current

18.5v, 5.0mA Current Limit

Terminal block wire capacity 12-18 AWG

Max number of detectors per zone 32

Number of detection zones Dependant on HW configuration

Total number of detectors Dependant on HW configuration

CABLING SEE "INSTALLATION"

Table 1 Technical Specifications

Note

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

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Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
1 Introduction9
2 Functions and Options11
- En 54-2 Options with Requirements11
3 Important Notes12
- Manual Triggering12
- Manual Triggering Devices12
- Dependency on more than One Alarm Signal12
- Two Zones Coincidence13
- Note Regarding Default Configuration14
- Maximum Number of Detectors14
- Suitability of Use in Various Environments14
- Limiting the Consequences of Faults14
- Figure 1 TSA-1000 Typical System15
4 Terms, Definitions and Abbreviations16
- Abbreviations16
- Terms and Definitions16
5 Safety17
- Grounding and Mains Supply Connection17
- Batteries Handling and Safety18
6 Access Levels19
7 Technical Specifications20
- Main Elements, Basic Unit20
- Expansion Modules20
- I/O Functions of the Different Expansion Boards/Modules20
- Relays20
- Tsa-1000C Communication Expansion Module21
- Table of Technical Specifications, TSA-100022
- Table 1 Technical Specifications28
- Default Ports Allocation and Configuration29
8 Tsa-1000 Control Panel Assembly30
- Power Supply, Charger and Batteries30
- Figure 2 Module Location30
- Main Board31
- Expansion Modules31
- Activation31
- Front Door32
- Figure 3 Display and Keyboard33
9 User Interface-Display and Keyboard34
- General Display Area34
- Figure 4 General Display Area34
- Digital Display and Digital Display Indicators38
- Zone Indicators39
- Keyboard39
- Figure 5 Digital Display and Digital Display Indicators39
- Figure 6 Zone Indicators39
- Figure 7 Keyboard39
10 Work States41
- Normal State41
- Alarm State41
- Fault State42
- Supervisory State42
- Disablement State43
- Test State43
11 Installation44
- Pre-Installation Planning44
- Mounting45
- Wiring46
- Figure 8 Chassis Mounting Holes46
- Figure 9 Routing High- and Low Voltage Cables in the TSA-1000 Chassis48
- Figure 10 RM-1000 Connection49
- Figure 11 Connecting a Network49
- Installing Detectors, Input and Output Devices, and Other Devices50
- Figure 12 Main Board Connectors50
- Figure 13 Expansion Module Connectors51
- Figure 14 Connecting Two Detectors and a TPB-10R Break-Glass51
- Figure 15 Connecting Programmable and General Sounders51
- Connecting the Mains, Batteries and the Ground Wire52
- Figure 16 Connecting the Grounding Wire to the Chassis52
- Post-Installation53
- Connecting Atdm-500 I Dialer54
- Figure 17 Connecting a TDM-500I Dialer (W/W Rev C5, S/W Rev 2.05.01)54
12 Extinguishing56
- Automatic Extinguishing56
- Manual Extinguishing56
- Extinguishing Output56
- Emergency Hold and Emergency Abort56
- Post-Activation Indication56
- Actions to Perform after Extinguishing Activation57
- Reestablishing the Quiescent Condition after Extinguishing57
13 Connecting Extinguishing Equipment58
- Extinguishing Adapters58
- Number of Extinguishing Adapters58
- Extinguishant Quantities59
- Fike Fireraser59
- Figure 18 Connecting a FIRERASER Cylinder for Automatic Extinguishing59
- Fike Gca60
- Greenex Aerosol Containers60
- Figure 19 Connecting a GCA-Activated Extinguishing Cylinder60
- Figure 20 Connecting a Greenex Aerosol Extinguishing Container60
- Firepro Aerosol Containers61
- A Typical Application - Extinguishing and Electricity Disconnect61
- Figure 21 Connecting Firepro Aerosol Generators61
- Figure 22 a Typical Application - Cross-Zone Activation of Electricity Disconnect62
- Evacuation Volume Extinguishing62
14 Control Panel Programming63
- Menu Structure63
- Entering Programming Mode63
- Key Functions During Programming63
- Figure 23 Programming Menu Structure63
- Display During Programming64
- Programming Sequence65
- Figure 24 the Seven-Segment Display and Representation of Digits and Letters65
- Dialer Programming66
- Horn Output Programming66
- Expansion Card Programming66
- Figure 25 Device Selection66
- Remote Annunciator Programming67
- Network Programming67
- Relay Programming67
- Figure 26 Display During Relay Programming68
- Zone Programming69
- Figure 27 Programmable Relay Contacts During Normal Operations and Upon69
- Output Programming70
- Figure 28 Display During Input Programming70
- Figure 29 Display During Output Programming71
- Saving Data and Exiting Programming Mode72
15 Operation and Maintenance73
- Evacuation (Evc)73
- On / off Zone or Output (OFF)73
- Field Test (Ft)73
- Event Log (Log)74
- Alarm Counter (Alc)74
- Changing Password (Pas)74
- Setting Time and Date (T+D)74
- Lamp Test (Lt)75
- Additional Information (Inf)75
- Restoring Default Configuration (Def)75
16 Troubleshooting76
- Maintenance Alert76
- System States76
- System Faults76
- Programming Faults78
17 Commissioning80
18 Maintenance82
19 Routine Testing83

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