MS9600

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MS-9600

• Intelligent Addressable Fire Alarm Control
  PanelFeatures and Benefits

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Features Benefits

• Feature-rich, cost effective, intelligent
  addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel with support
  for 318 addressable devices easily expands to 636
  devices with optional second SLC card
• Satisfies requirements for the most demanding
  applications and easily expands as your business
  needs grow

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Features Benefits

• Panel designed for ease of installation,
  operability, and fast programming setup.
  
• Autoprogram feature permits system setup to
  default values (general alarm) in seconds.
  
• Allows building owner to achieve approval by
  LAHJ, obtain occupancy permit and move into
  facility with basic fire protection
  
• Permits installation team additional time to fine
  tune system without delaying building owner early
  use of building.
  
• Reports two devices set to the same address for
  faster troubleshooting.
  

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Features Benefits

• Meets NFPA Standards
• LOCAL
• (Automatic, Manual, Waterflow and Sprinkler
  Supervisory)
  
• AUXILIARY
• (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow) (requires
  4XTMF)
  
• REMOTE STATION
• (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow) (requires
  4XTMF)
  
• PROPRIETARY
• (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow)
• CENTRAL STATION
• (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow and Sprinkler
  Supervised)

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Features Benefits

• Alarm and trouble information easy to view with
  80-character, integral backlit LCD display
  
• Function keys enable easy control of system and
  provide positive tactile feedback to user
  
• LED indicators Provide Immediate feedback

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Features Benefits

• Combines with FireLite's model 355 addressable
  devices, (modules and smoke detectors) as well as
  legacy 300 devices to offer the most advanced
  fire protection technology.
• Unlike conventional systems, addressable devices
  with location label permit pinpoint location of
  devices in alarm or trouble
  
• Provides faster response by first responders and
  faster troubleshooting by technicians in
  locating/repairing trouble conditions
  
• All indicating and control devices can be
  installed on a single pair of wires
  
• Eliminates additional cost of conduit and labor
• Support for legacy devices
• Provides backward compatibility for retrofit
  projects

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Advanced Addressable Benefits
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Addressable Benefits

• Shortened Installation Schedule
• Less cabling
• Less conduit
• Less hardware
• Greater flexibility via software
• Elevator recall
• HVAC shutdown
• Access control override

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Addressable Benefits

• Greater Device Supervision
• Device presence
• Is it there or not?
• Device condition
• Functional or not
• Clean vs Dirty
• Alarm
• Trouble
• Type of Device
• Smoke detector, pull station, etc.

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Addressable Benefits

• Superior Troubleshooting
• Detailed trouble messages
• Pinpointed device location
• Individual walk testing
• Maintenance warnings
• Alert
• Urgent
• Failed Automatic Test

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Addressable Benefits

• Rapid and Direct Identification of fire threat
• Advanced notice of pending condition
  (pre-signal)
  
• Detailed alarm messages
• Specific threat location with label

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Features Benefits SLC

• Single Signaling Line Circuit (SLC) satisfies
  NFPA Style 4, 6 or 7 wiring requirements
  
• Meets any NFPA code, specification or Local
  Authority Having Jurisdiction project
  requirement
  
• Loop length up to 10,000 feet
• Uses one 12 AWG, twisted shielded continuous wire
  loop to reduce wiring constraints and
  installation cost

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Features Benefits SLC

• Supports up to 318 devices on one standard SLC
  loop expandable to two loops.
  
• Provides easy expansion without purchasing more
  than is required to meet current project need
  
• Addressable Device Rotary Code Switches
• Address of device easily identified and set in
  the field with no special tools or programming
  devices

159 detectors 159
Modules
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Single SLC Simplifies System Design
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Intelligent Devices Modules
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Features Benefits

• Automatic drift compensation
• Automatically adjusts detector sensitivity as
  detector chambers accumulate dust
  
• Maintenance Alert/Urgent
• Notifies user when detectors must be cleaned
• Automatic Detector sensitivity test capability
  compliant to NPFA 72
  
• System tests detectors every two hours to meet
  requirements of NFPA detector test requirements
  

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Intelligent Detectors

• AD355 Adapt Multicriteria Smoke Detector
• SD355 Photoelectric Smoke Detector
• SD355T Photoelectric w/Thermal
• CP355 Ionization Smoke Detector
• H355 Fixed Thermal Detector
• H355R Fixed Thermal w/Rate-of-Rise
• Separate B350LP base (with each head)
• D350P Photoelectric Smoke Duct Detector
• D350RP Photoelectric Smoke Duct Detector with
  Auxiliary Relay

SD355
CP355
H355
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Intelligent Detectors

• Rotary switches for setting address 00-159
• Easy to set in field with screwdriver
• No programming tools required
• Easy to identify address

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Addressable Input Modules

• MMF-300 Monitor Module
• For monitoring a circuit of normally-open
  contact conventional alarm initiating devices
  
• MMF-302 Monitor Module
• For monitoring 2-Wire Smoke Detectors (requires
  filtered resettable 24 volts)
  
• MDF-300 Dual Monitor Module
• For monitoring normally-open contact alarm
  initiating devices.
  
• NFPA Style B only
• Assumes two sequential addresses on the SLC

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Addressable Input Modules

• MMF-300-10 Ten Class B Initiating Device
  Circuits
  
• MMF-302-6 Six Class B or Three Class A Initiating
  Device Circuit Module for Monitoring UL Listed
  two-wire smoke detectors (requires filtered
  resettable 24 volts)
• Both modules provide high density packages for
  monitoring multiple devices in a small space
  
• Mounts in BB-2F or BB-6F backboxes

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Addressable Input Modules

• The BB-2F will hold 2 cards (as shown).
• The BB-6F w/CHS-6 will hold up to 6 cards

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Addressable Input Modules

• MMF-301 Mini-Monitor Module
• For monitoring a single conventional,
  contact-type device in the same mounting box
  
• NFPA Style B only
• No polling LED

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Addressable Input Modules

• BG-12LX Addressable Pull Station
• Key Resettable
• Prevents unauthorized reset
• Dual Action
• Prevents accidental activation
• Polling LED viewable through front handle
• Reassures owner system is active

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Features Benefits Notification Appliance
Circuits (NACs)

• Four NAC circuits on board, 3 amps max each
• Permits path to evenly distribute NAC power
  reducing need for additional power supplies

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Features Benefits NACs

• Configurable as four Style Y (Class B) or two
  Style Z (Class A) Circuits to meet the most
  demanding applications
  
• Additional NAC circuits can be created providing
  additional design flexibility and capabilities
  
• Five software zones per on-board NAC
• Provides capability to link any devices to
  on-board NAC circuits with no additional wiring.

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Features Benefits NACs

• Selectable strobe synchronization per NAC
• Permits different manufacturers devices to be
  used on the same system.
  
• Allows use of existing NAC devices with new
  upgraded devices on different NAC circuits for
  retrofit projects
  
• No need to add additional modules to synchronize
  strobes

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Features Benefits NACs

• Programmable Features
• Auto-Silence/Silence Inhibit
• Provides ability to silence audible signals in 5
  minute increments up to 30 minutes or not allow
  
• If enabled and permitted by LAHJ, occupants can
  be alerted but do not have to be able to control
  panel to shut off annoying alarms
  
• Coding Options Steady, March Time, California,
  2- Stage, Temporal (ANSI S3.41)
  
• System can be programmed to meet various
  geographical regulatory audible signaling
  requirements

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Addressable Output Modules

• CMF-300 NAC Control Module
• NFPA Style Y (Class B)/Style Z (Class A)
• 24 VDC power must be supplied
• 3-amp maximum load capability
• Permits system software control of distributed
  NAC power supplies
  
• Programmable for the following
• Auto-Silence (timed sounder cutoff)
• Silence Inhibit
• Silenceable vs. Non-Silenceable
• Enable/Disable

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Addressable Output Modules

• CRF-300 Relay Control Module
• Two Form-C Relays that work in unison.
• Use for elevator recall, damper control, door
  holding, auxiliary control functions, etc.
  
• No tabs to break
• Easy to install
• Address can be set by simply removing front
  dress cover

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Addressable Output Modules

• CMF-300-6
• Six Class B or Three Class A Notification
  Appliance Circuits
  
• High Density package for multiple NAC control
  circuits
  
• CRF-300-6
• Six Form-C Contacts
• Provides high density package for multiple relay
  control functions
  
• Mounts 2 in BB-2F or 6 in BB-6F backboxes

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Features Benefits Options

• Supports optional modules to meet customer
  requirements for the most demanding applications
  
• Digital Communicator
• LED, graphic and LCD annunciators
• Provides remote annunciation at convenient
  locations
  
• Reverse polarity/city box transmitter
• Provides connectivity to municipal central
  stations

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Features Benefits Options

• Plug-In DACT-UD digital communicator
• High speed upload/download permits program
  communication in 60 seconds at no additional
  cost
  
• Reports individual point activation
• Provides more accurate identification of area in
  alarm
  
• Supports Multiple formats including Contact ID
• Remote site upload/download
• Permits remote download or upload communication
  of entire system program, history file, walk test
  data, current status detector sensitivity,
  programming parameters, and complete system
  status using standard telephone line.

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Features Benefits Options

• LCD-80F Liquid Crystal Remote Display Option
• 80-Character Display provides complete event
  description
  
• Maximum of 32 per system, 6,000 feet max between
  each permits remote displays at convenient
  building locations
  
• Switches for the remote execution of Acknowledge,
  Alarm Silence, Reset and Drill functions permits
  system control from remote location

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Features Benefits Options

• LDM-32F Option
• Lamp Driver module for interfacing with custom
  graphic annunciator displays
  
• Permits first responders/fire fighters to quickly
  locate devices in alarm

EIA-485
6000 ft
LDM-32
Graphic Annunciator
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Features Benefits Options

• 4XTMF Transmitter Option Module
• Reverse Polarity Alarm and Trouble transmitter
• Permits connection to municipal central stations

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Software Features
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Features Benefits Software

• Autoprogramming
• Quick setup to default parameters permits
  immediate occupancy of building
  
• System alarm verification selection per detector
  point
  
• Reduces false alarms by confirming smoke detector
  activation is a true alarm
  
• Indicates exact location of detector in alarm

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Features Benefits Software

• PAS (Positive Alarm Sequence)
• Delays panel activation (alarm relay and
  communicator) for 15 seconds with programmable
  time up to three minutes after alarm
  silence/acknowledge keys are pressed
• Reduces false alarm calls by allowing personnel
  to investigate fire event prior to sending
  off-premises signal

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Features Benefits Software

• Presignal delay per point
• Delays activation of Notification circuits by a
  programmed time of up to three minutes
  
• Useful for hospitality/dorm occupancies where
  cooking is permitted in rooms
  
• Staff can investigate local alarms in suites
  prior to entire building evacuation
  

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Features Benefits Software

• History and Event Storage
• The last 1,000 Events are stored in non-volatile
  memory locations
  
• Even if all power including battery power is
  lost, all events are retained
  
• Provides documentation as to event sequence
  during and following a fire
  
• Provides immediate storage of active alarm and
  trouble events
  
• All events time/date stamped to provide accurate
  documentation and printed via optional system
  printer

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Features Benefits Software

• 99 Individual Software Zones
• Permits mapping of inputs to outputs to meet
  requirements of advanced applications
  
• Each smoke detector or monitor (input) module can
  be programmed to activate up to 5 software zones
  
• Each control or relay (output) module can be
  programmed to be activated by up to 5 software
  zones

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Features Benefits Software

• Software zones allow you to assign activation of
  specific output devices in response to the
  initiation of specific input devices

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Features Benefits Software

• Software Zones permit control of optional
  ACC-25/50 Voice Evacuation Control
  
• Specific messages can be played on system
  speakers depending on devices in alarm
  
• Uses one serial cable for communication over ACS
  for easy integration.

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System Security

• Three levels of user interaction
• Read Status
• No password required
• All events can be viewed without password entry
• All programmed parameters can be displayed for
  all devices
  
• Programming Maintenance Mode
• User programmable 5-digit password
• Programming Master Mode
• User programmable 5-digit password

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Programming Options

• Fully programmable from integral keypad,
  PS2-Style keyboard, or with a PC and optional PK
  Upload Download software or by using the optional
  DACT-UD
• System can be programmed through a variety of
  methods including remotely from the contracting
  company office using existing telephone
  connections

Standard PC Keyboard
Onboard Digital Alarm Communicating
Transmitter/Receiver
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Features Benefits

• 1 Fixed Form-C Fail-Safe Trouble Relay Transfers
  on any trouble or total power failure
  
• Can be used to signal problems to users via
  external devices
  
• 2 Programmable Form-C Relays can be programmed
  for specific events such as Alarm, Supervisory,
  Supervisory Auto-resettable, Trouble,
  Communication Fail, Process Monitoring, Process
  Monitoring Auto-resettable, AC Loss, Hazard, and
  Medical.
• Provides flexibility and means to signal specific
  critical events/tampering to guard staff or
  occupants by activation of external devices such
  as LEDs, sounders or attention-getting revolving
  strobe lights.

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Features Benefits

• Onboard Supervision
• AC voltage, brownout detection, charge current,
  low/no battery voltage, ground fault detection,
  and option modules
  
• Integral onboard sounder, keypad LEDs and LCD
  readout alerts users to system troubles
  
• Auxiliary Power
• 24 VDC resettable fire output _at_ 3.0 amps
• 24 VDC non-resettable output 1 _at_ 3.0 amps
• 24 VDC non-resettable output 2 _at_ 3.0 amps
• (7.2 amps max for Aux and NAC power)
• On board power can typically meet basic project
  requirements with no need for additional power
  supplies

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Features Benefits

• Battery Backup
• Integral Battery Charger charges up to 26AH
  batteries
  
• Typical for most projects, no additional external
  chargers are required and cabinet holds up to two
  18AH batteries. External cabinets available for
  larger batteries to meet any backup requirement.
• For larger projects the CHG-75 can be used to
  charge up to 75AH batteries and the CHG-120F can
  be used to charge up to 120AH batteries
  

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EIA Bi-Directional Communication Port

• EIA-232 single cable serial connection
• Permits connectivity for a serial event printer
• Also provides connectivity for programming from a
  PC using PK-Utility option

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Maintenance Troubleshooting

• Walk Test
• Permits one person to test system devices without
  need of manually resetting the panel after each
  device activation
  
• Results can be printed, sent to connected PC or
  retrieved remotely via on-board DACT
  
• Report of two devices set to same address
• Speeds troubleshooting during installation
• Silent or audible modes
• System can be tested without disturbing occupants

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Applications

• Any installation requiring up to 318 detection
  and/or 318 module points
  
• Fits small to medium mid-rise hospitality,
  education, assembly, health care clinics and
  other similar applications
  
• Can be used to attack EST Quickstart-2, and
  Siemens Fire Finder 250

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MS-9600 Summary

• Ease of installation and programming
• Individual point reporting through communicator
• Four synchronized NACs for System Sensor,
  Wheelock and Gentex devices
  
• Six amps of external Aux/NAC power (using
  optional transformer)
  
• Three Form-C relays standard
• Alarm and Supervisory are programmable
• Trouble (non-programmable)
• Programmable from internal keypad, a PS2 keyboard
  or a personal computer

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MS-9600 Summary

• Provides advanced maintenance and
  troubleshooting
  
• Auto Detector testing (no special tools
  required)
  
• Drift Compensation
• Maintenance Alert
• Auto device type validation
• Provides a host of options including simple,
  one-wire integration to ACC-25/50 Voice
  Evacuation System

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Thank You!