Advanced Axis AX Series Manuel utilisateur

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Conventional Zone Module

Installation & Operation Manual

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Table of Contents Page

1INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................3

2INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................................4

2.1MOUNTING .....................................................................................................................................................4

2.1.1AX-CZM Module with Hardware ..............................................................................................................4

2.1.2AX-009 Enclosure Mounting ....................................................................................................................5

2.1.3AX-CZM Module Mounting in AX-009 Enclosure.....................................................................................6

2.2DIP SWITCH PROGRAMMING ...........................................................................................................................8

2.3AX-CZM MODULE OPERATING MODES ...........................................................................................................9

2.3.1Class B Mode of Operation......................................................................................................................9

2.3.2Class A Mode of Operation......................................................................................................................9

2.4AX-CZM MODULE WIRING .............................................................................................................................9

2.4.1Class A Conventional Zone Wiring ........................................................................................................10

2.4.2Class B Conventional Zone Wiring ........................................................................................................10

2.4.3AX-CZM 24 VDC Power Wiring .............................................................................................................11

2.4.4AX-CZM Reset Input Wiring...................................................................................................................11

2.4.5AX-CZM Host Panel Monitoring Wiring..................................................................................................12

2.4.6Multiple AX-CZM Module Power and Reset Wiring ...............................................................................13

2.4.7Typical Host Panel Monitoring/Control of the AX-CZM Module.............................................................14

3DETECTOR COMPATIBILITY ...........................................................................................................................15

4MODULE SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................................................................17

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Note: Prefix “C” equals Canadian Conventional Zone Module (CAX-CZM)

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1 Introduction

The AX-CZM (CAX-CZM Canadian ULC version) is Advanced’s conventional zone module that can be monitored

and controlled by any ANSI/UL 864 or ULC S527 Listed fire alarm control panel (Host FACP”). The module

provides monitoring of up to eigth (8) Class B, with programmable end-of-line, or four (4) Class A conventional

zones, and has three Form C relay contacts for signalling an alarm, trouble and, if required, earth/ground fault

condition on a per module basis.

The AX-CZM module gets powered from either the HOST FACP or a regulated, power limited 24 VDC power supply

Listed for Fire Protection Signaling.

Note: The power supply power to the AX-CZM module must be a regulated, power limited 24 VDC power

supply Listed for Fire Protection Signaling.

The AX-CZM module makes use of the Advanced Software Monitoring And Real Time Power Management

(SMART-PM) techniques in order to minimize current requirements under alarm conditions across multiple zones.

This SMART-PM technology results in lower power consumption, and increased fire alarm control panel battery life.

Figure 1

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X-CZM Module

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2 Installation

2.1 Mounting

2.1.1 AX-CZM Module with Hardware

The AX-CZM module is supplied with a terminal designation strip and hardware for mounting in an Advanced AX-

009 enclosure (see figure 2).

Note: The AX-009 enclosure can support two (2) AX-CZM modules (see figure 7).

The AX-CZM module must be earth/grounded; this is normally achieved via the screws used to secure

the module to the enclosure and the enclosure being earth/grounded. Should this not be the case, a

dedicated earth/ground must be provided.

Figure 2 – AX-CZM Module, Terminal Designation Strip and Hardware

AX-

CZM

Terminal

Designation

Strip

Hardware

6 – Hex Standoffs

4 – Screws

Must be

Grounded

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2.1.2 AX-009 Enclosure Mounting

The AX-009 enclosure can be mounted utilizing the provided three mounting holes or it can be mounted to a single

or double gang electrical box. Refer to the below diagram for enclosure dimensions. When mounting the AX-009

enclosure to the wall use appropriate hardware to secure properly.

When mounting ensure that there is sufficient space to allow the cover to be removed / opened after installation. If

the cover is completely removed, remember to reconnect the earth/ground wire prior to replacing the cover.

Note: The AX-009 enclosure includes seven 7/8” knockouts (4 on top / 3 on bottom) and one 5/8” knockout

(on bottom) for conduit connection.

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Figure 3 – AX-009 Enclosure Mounting

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2.1.3 AX-CZM Module Mounting in AX-009 Enclosure

1. Screw the four (4) provided hex standoffs on to the four (4) mounting studs of the AX-009 enclosure as

indicated below.

2. Place the AX-CZM module over the four (4) installed hex standoffs and secure with two (2) screws and

two (2) Hex standoffs (see figure 5).

3. Place the terminal designation strip over the two (2) previously installed Hex standoffs and secure with

the remaining two (2) screws (see figure 6).

Note: The terminal designation strip is printed on both sides, with one indicating Class B wiring

and the other indicating Class A wiring designations. Based on wiring requirements, place the

correct wiring designation facing out.

COM N/C N/O COM N/ C N/O COM N/ C N/O

0V 24V

I/P MON

A PBUS B

REL1 / FIRE REL2 / TROUBLE REL3 / EA RTH

Figure 5

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X-CZM Module Mounting

Figure 4 – AX-CZM Module Standoff Mounting

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4. If a second AX-CZM module is required secure the second AX-CZM module to the right-side mounting

studs in the same manner as was explained with the left-side AX-CZM module (see figure 7).

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZON E 2

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZON E 2

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZON E 2

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZO N E 2

CLASS B ZONE MONITOR

ALLCIRCUITS ARE POWER LIMITED

ON = PBUS MODULE

ON= CLASS A/ OFF =CLASS B

ON= EARTHMONITOR ACTIVE

ADDRESS

SETUP

COM N/C N/ O COM N/ C N/O COM N/ C N/O

0V 24V

I/P MON

A PBUS B

REL1/ FIRE REL2/ TROUBLE REL3 / EARTH

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZON E 2

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZON E 2

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZON E 2

+ - + -

ZON E 1 ZO N E 2

CLA SS B ZONE MONITOR

ALLCIRCUITS ARE POWER LIMITED

ON = PBUS MODULE

ON= CLASS A/ OFF =CLASS B

ON = E A R TH M ON ITO R A C TI VE

ADDRESS

SETUP

COM N/C N/ O COM N/ C N/O COM N/ C N/O

0V 24V

I/P MON

A PBUS B

REL1/ FIRE REL2 / TROUBLE REL3 / EARTH

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Figure 7 – Two (2) AX-CZM Modules Mounted in an AX-009 Enclosure

COM N/C N/ O COM N/ C N/O COM N/ C N/O

0V 24V

I/P MON

A PB US B

RE L1 / FIRE R E L2 / TROU BLE R E L3 / EA RTH

Figure 6

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Terminal Designation Strip Mounting

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2.2 DIP Switch Programming

Each AX-CZM module has four DIP switch settings for programming module functionalities. The AX-CZM module

can be setup as eight (8) Class B or four (4) Class A conventional zones, configured for local earth/ground fault

monitoring, if the host panel’s power supply does not provide earth/ground fault detection capabilities, and can be

configured for either 3.9K, 4.7K or 6.8K Class B end-of-line (EOL) monitoring.

AX-CZM Module Default Dip Switch Settings = All OFF:

Segment 7 OFF: Earth/ground fault monitoring is performed by host panel’s power supply. If AX-CZM local

earth/ground fault monitoring is required, slide DIP switch segment 7 to the ON position.

Note: If multiple AX-CZM modules require earth/ground fault monitoring and they are receiving power from

a common power supply source only one (1) of the AX-CZM modules should be set to AX-CZM local

earth/ground fault monitoring. In addition, if an AX-CZM module is performing earth/ground fault

monitoring the earth/ground fault reference impedance is 75K.

Segment 6 OFF: Class B wiring for all conventional zones. If Class A wiring is required, slide DIP switch

segment 6 to the ON position.

Segment 3 – 5 OFF: Unused dip switch segments, position has no relevance, leave in the OFF position.

Segment 1 – 2 OFF: Class B end-of-line (EOL) value 6.8K. If a 4.7K or 3.9K Class B end-of-line is required, set

DIP switch 1 and 2 as indicated below:

DIP 1 DIP 2 Setting

0 (OFF) 0 (OFF) 6.8K (Default)

1 (ON) 0 (OFF) 4.7K

0 (OFF) 1 (ON) 3.9K

1 (ON) 1 (ON) Unused (6.8K)

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2.3 AX-CZM Module Operating Modes

The AX-CZM module zone circuits are preset to the following operating modes:

2.3.1 Class B Mode of Operation

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Zone # Latching Input Alarm Verification Short Circuit = Alarm

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 * Non-Latching 

6 * Non-Latching 

7 

8 

2.3.2 Class A Mode of Operation

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Zone # Latching Input Alarm Verification Short Circuit = Alarm

1 

2 

3 

4 * Non-Latching 

* Note: These preconfigured “Non-Latching” zone circuits are not permitted by ANSI/UL864 or ULC S527.

These zones should be considered Not Connected.

2.4 AX-CZM Module Wiring

This equipment is constructed with static sensitive components. Observe anti-static

precautions at all times when handling printed circuit boards. Wear an anti-static

earth/ground strap connected to enclosure earth/ground point.

The AX-CZM module must be earth/grounded; this is normally achieved via the screws used to secure

the module to the enclosure and the enclosure being earth/grounded. Should this not be the case, a

dedicated earth/ground must be provided.

The AX-CZM module offers eight (8) Class B or four (4) Class A conventional zones, and three (3) Form C, relay

outputs (Alarm, Trouble and Earth/Ground Fault). In addition, the AX-CZM module has a resettable input for

resetting latched zone alarm conditions.

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ATTENTION

OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS

FOR HANDLING

ELECTROSTATIC

SENSITIVE DEVICES

Must be

Grounded

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2.4.1 Class A Conventional Zone Wiring

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1. Wire out-going conventional zone circuit wiring to “Zone 1, 2, 3 or 4, OUT + and –“. Wire incoming

conventional zone circuit wiring to “Zone 1, 2, 3 or 4, IN + and –“(see figure 8).

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2.4.2 Class B Conventional Zone Wiring

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1. Wire out-going conventional zone circuit wiring to “Zone 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8, OUT + and –“, and install

a 6.8K end-of-line (EOL) resistor (4.7K or 3.9K based on DIP switch 1 and 2 setting) at the last device

(see figure 9).

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Figure 8 – AX-CZM Class A Module Wiring

Figure 9 – AX-CZM Class B Module Wiring

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