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Note

Relays' contacts are neither monitored nor current limited.

Use external protective circuitry to protect the relays' contacts circuitry.

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
1 Introduction10
2 Functions and Options11
- En 54-2 - Options with Requirements11
- TSA-200XT / TSA-240XT Extinguishing-Specific Functions11
- Additional Functions11
- Support Functions11
3 Important Notes12
- Triggering Requirements12
- Single Zone Activation12
- Two Zones Coincidence12
- Dependency on more than One Alarm Signal12
- Note Regarding Default Configuration13
- Number of Detectors13
- Tsa-200, Tsa-200Xt en Certification13
- Ul 864 Compatibility13
- Suitability of Use in Various Environments14
- Limiting the Consequences of Faults14
4 Terms, Definitions and Abbreviations16
- Abbreviations16
- Terms and Definitions17
- Functional Drawing17
- Figure 1 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT System Symbolic Functional Diagram17
5 Safety18
- Grounding and Mains Supply Wires Connection18
- Batteries Handling and Safety18
6 Access Levels20
7 Technical Specifications21
- Main Elements21
- Numbering of Inputs and Outputs21
- Table of Technical Specifications, TSA-200 Product Family22
- Table 1 Technical Specifications26
- Current Calculations and Allocation28
- Default Ports Allocation and Ecd Configuration28
8 Tsa-200 Product Family Control Panel Assembly30
- The Enclosure and Major Subassemblies30
- Figure 2 Module Location30
- Power Supply, Charger and Batteries31
- Front Panel31
9 Installation32
- System Installation Planning32
- Table 2 IDC Cable Selection32
- Mounting33
- Figure 3 Chassis Mounting Holes33
- Wiring34
- Table 3 Wiring Characteristics' Influence on System Performance34
- Figure 4 Routing Cables in the TSA-200 Product Family Enclosure35
- End of Line Resistors36
- Removing and Installing Eol Resistors36
- Installation of Detectors and Manual Call Points36
- Connecting the Interfaces37
- Figure 5 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT Connectors Label38
- Figure 6 TSA-240 / TSA-240XT Connectors Label38
- Connecting the Mains Power and Batteries39
- Figure 7 Typical Fire Alarm, (Non Extinguishing) Connections39
- Figure 8 Connecting the Grounding Wires to the Chassis40
- Verifying Termination41
10 Post-Installation42
- Configuring the Control Panel42
- Field Test42
- Outputs Test42
- Arming the Extinguishing Device42
- Change Password42
- System Additional Documentation42
- Connecting Atdm-500 I Dialer43
- Figure 9 Connecting a TDM-500I Dialer (H/W Rev C5, S/W Rev 2.05.01 or Higher)43
11 Extinguishing44
- Adding Extinguishing Capability44
- A Typical Application-Fire Extinguishing44
- Extinguishing Adapters44
- Figure 10 a Typical Application - Extinguishing44
- Type and Number of Extinguishing Adapters45
- Gas Extinguishing - SAFE Solenoid-Operated Gas Cylinders45
- Gas Extinguishing - FIKE Solenoid-Operated Gas "FIRERASER" Cylinders46
- Figure 11 Connecting a SAFE Solenoid-Operated Gas Cylinder46
- Figure 12 Connecting a Fike Solenoid-Operated Gas FIRERASER Cylinder46
- Gas Extinguishing - Fike Gca- Gas Operated Cylinders47
- Aerosol Extinguishing - Firepro Aerosol Generators47
- Figure 13 Connecting a Fike GCA-Operated Gas Cylinder47
- Aerosol Extinguishing - Greenex Aerosol Generators48
- Figure 14 Connecting a Firepro Aerosol Generator48
- Figure 15 Connecting a Greenex Aerosol Generator48
- Connecting to a Supervising Control Panel49
- Figure 16 Connecting a TSA-200 Product Family to a Supervising Control Panel49
12 User Interface-Display and Keyboard50
- Figure 17 Front Panel50
13 Display51
- General Display Area51
- Figure 18 General Display Area51
- Fault Display Area52
- Figure 19 Fault Display Area52
- Miscellaneous Display Area53
- Figure 20 Miscellaneous Display Area53
- Zone Indicators54
- Figure 21 Zone Indicators54
- Keyboard55
- Figure 22 Keyboard55
- Extinguishing Display Area56
- Figure 23 Extinguishing Display Area56
14 Work States58
- Normal State58
- Alarm State58
- Pre Discharge Warning Time (Extinguishing Delay)59
- Extinguishing Pulse Duration and the Activated Condition59
- Post Extinguishing Pulse, no Reset59
- Reset Performed after Extinguishing Pulse Ends60
- Reestablishing the Quiescent Condition after Extinguishing60
- Fault State60
- Disablement State60
- Test State61
15 Operating Instructions62
- Default Operation62
- Manual Only62
- Manual Activation62
- Alarm Delay62
- Extinguishing Delay63
- Inhibit (Abort/Hold)63
- Abort/Hold and Manual Activation63
- Pressure Switch63
- Reset63
- Silencing and Resounding64
- Disablement64
- Fault65
16 Control Panel Configuration and Programming66
- Programming by Apc66
- Programming and Settings by the Front Panel66
- Menu Structure - Access Level 367
- Figure 24 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 367
- Figure 25 TSA-240 / TSA-240XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 367
- Entering the Programming Mode68
- Exiting the Programming Mode68
- Keyboard Keys Functions During Programming68
- Display During Programming68
- Programming Sequence68
- Alarm Delay (On/Off)69
- Programming the Extinguishing Module69
- Saving Data and Exiting the Programming Mode70
- Recording Programmed Timing Values70
17 Support Functions Programming71
- Menu Structure - Access Level 271
- Enabling or Disabling an Input or Output71
- Field Test71
- Changing the Password71
- Figure 26 TSA-200 / TSA-200XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 271
- Figure 27 TSA-240 / TSA-240XT Programming Menu Structure - Access Level 271
- Lamp Test72
18 Commissioning73
19 Maintenance75
20 Routine Testing76
- Weekly Inspection - to be Performed by Site Personnel76
21 Troubleshooting77
- Faults77
- Maintenance Alert77
22 Standards Compliance and Approvals78
- Ce Label78
- Figure 28 TSA-200 Product Family CE Label78

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