ASL INTERCOM BPC65 Manuel utilisateur
BPC65 / BDIST / MDIST – Product Manual
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This equipment is designed and manufactured to conform to the following EC standards:
EMC: EN 61000-6-4:2007, EN 61000-6-2:2005, EN 50121-4:2006,
EN 61000-4-13:2002, ENV 50204:1995, EN 50130-4:1996
Safety: EN 60950-1:2006 (pollution degree 2)
Voice Alarm: When installed in a Voice Alarm system designed in accordance with the
ASL EN 54-16 & ISO 7240-16 System Design Guide (T-0667-0016) and
configured as described in its user documentation, this equipment meets
the requirement of EN 54-16:2008, ISO 7240-16:2007, BS 5839-8:2008,
EN 54-4:1997, EN 54-4:1997/A1:2002 and EN 54-4:1997/A2:2006.
A ‘Declaration of Conformity’ statement to the above standards, and a list of auxiliary
equipment used for compliance verification, is available on request.
Failure to use the equipment in the manner described in the product literature will
invalidate the warranty.
This product must be disposed of in accordance with the WEEE directive.
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Contents
1Overview .....................................................................................................................................................4
2Operation ....................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Controls.......................................................................................................................................5
2.2 Indicators.....................................................................................................................................5
3Installation..................................................................................................................................................6
3.1 Equipment and Tool Requirements ............................................................................................6
3.2 Cabling Requirements.................................................................................................................6
3.3 Main Components........................................................................................................................7
3.4 Recommended Installation Procedure .......................................................................................7
3.4.1 Battery Backup System Installation....................................................................................8
3.4.1.1 Installing the Battery Tray and Batteries..................................................................8
3.4.1.2 Installing the Charger Tray and Charger ................................................................10
3.4.1.3 Connecting the Power Distribution (BDIST)............................................................12
3.4.1.4 Connecting the Batteries.........................................................................................13
3.4.1.5 Fitting the Front Panel ............................................................................................13
3.4.1.6 Powering the System Up .........................................................................................14
3.4.1.7 Commissioning the Battery Backup System at the Router.....................................14
3.4.2 MDIST Installation .............................................................................................................14
4Connection Diagram .................................................................................................................................15
5Commissioning .........................................................................................................................................16
5.1 Obtaining the Router’s Contact .................................................................................................16
5.2 Configuring the Router Contact for Fault Reporting ................................................................16
5.3 Configuring the Fault Text ........................................................................................................18
5.4 Configuring the Fault Type........................................................................................................18
6Fault Finding.............................................................................................................................................19
7Maintenance .............................................................................................................................................21
7.1 Visual Inspection .......................................................................................................................21
7.2 Resistance Measurement..........................................................................................................21
7.3 Battery Replacement ................................................................................................................22
8Product Specification................................................................................................................................23
9Mechanical Dimensions............................................................................................................................25
10 Safety and Precautions.............................................................................................................................28
10.1 Handling ....................................................................................................................................28
10.2 Installation ................................................................................................................................28
10.3 Weight Safety.............................................................................................................................28
10.4 Environmental...........................................................................................................................28
10.5 Electrical Safety ........................................................................................................................28
10.6 Fire / Burn Safety ......................................................................................................................29
10.7 Battery Disposal ........................................................................................................................29
10.8 Unpacking and Handling ...........................................................................................................29
10.9 Packing for Return for Repair...................................................................................................29
11 Reference Documents ..............................................................................................................................30
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1 Overview
The BPC65 is a 19” rack mounting self-contained 24 V DC battery backup system for use with ASL Voice
Alarm systems. It is designed to comply with EN 54-16, ISO 7240-16 and BS 5839-8.
The BPC65 is for use on 230 V AC mains supply and provides 65Ah of battery capacity with a 3.25 A recharge
rate. The battery system features temperature compensation of the charge voltage to maximise battery
life. The unit is fully monitored to the requirements of EN 54-4 and BS 5839-8 and provide fault-reporting
outputs for direct connection to the Voice Alarm Router1.
Eight BDIST 25 A and two BDIST 3 A outputs are provided. The BDIST (Battery Distribution) comprises all of
the required connectors and miniature circuit breakers. The 25 A outputs are normally used for connecting
ASL Amplifier Mainframes2. The 3 A outputs are used with low current 24 V DC powered equipment such as
the ASL Routers. Various battery power distribution cable assemblies are available from ASL for
connecting the relevant equipment.
The BPC65 battery backup system comprises one charger tray, one battery tray and two 12 V batteries3;
see Figure 1 (page 4). The battery backup system requires 8U rack space. The charger tray is designed to fit
into racks with 600 mm or 800 mm depth. The battery tray is available for a variety of 19” rack types. As
additional rack types are regularly added, check with ASL for current availability on any given rack type.
The MDIST (Mains Distribution) provides all of the required components for mains distribution from a
32 A rack input to the required number of outputs. All outputs are 10 A IEC320-IEC320 leads which are
primarily designed for connection to an ASL Amplifier Mainframe but are also suitable for other equipment.
A variety of factors need to be carefully considered when designing battery backup systems
for Voice Alarm applications. To assist in this process, a battery requirements calculator is
available from the ASL’s website at www.asl-control.co.uk.
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!
At the time of the publication of this manual, only the BPC65 battery system for Schroff
800 mm Eurorack is EN54-16 and EN 54-4:1997+A1:2002+A2:2006 certified. Please refer to
ASL for further details.
Figure 1 BPC65 charger tray and battery tray layout
BATTERY (2 x 12 V)BATTERY (2 x 12 V)
5U 3U
CHARGER BDIST
385 mm
RACK DEPTH = 600 mm
5U 3U
CHARGER BDIST
RACK DEPTH = 800 mm
660 mm
CHARGER
TRAY
BATTERY TRAYBATTERY TRAY
CHARGER
TRAY
(PN: BPC65)
(PN: BPC65-BAT)
(PN: BTRAY65-SER600)
(PN: BPC65)
(PN: BPC65-BAT)
BTRAY65-SER800
1The VA Router can be any ASL rack mounted Voice Alarm and Public Address system: VAR4, VAR12, VAR20, VAR8, or VAR8-ACU
2ASL Amplifier Mainframes: V400, X400, iPA400-DC and iPAM400
3Refer to the Product Specification (page 24) for part numbers.
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2 Operation
2.1 Controls
Figure 2 BDIST Mini Circuit Breakers
(REAR OF RACK)
BDIST
BDIST: The battery outputs are connected/disconnected to/from the systems by Miniature Circuit Breakers
(MCB) provided with the BDIST at the rear of the charger tray.
2.2 Indicators
Figure 3 Charger indicators
CHARGER
(REAR OF RACK)
LED Status Indication
ON Mains is present
Power
(green) OFF Mains not present
OFF No fault
Single flash
repeated at
regular interval
Mains or charger fail
Two flashes
repeated at
regular interval
Incorrect output
voltage
Three flashes
repeated at
regular interval
High battery
resistance fault
Four flashes
repeated at
regular interval
Battery missing or
reverse battery
Fault
(yellow)
Continuously ON Microprocessor fail
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3 Installation
3.1 Equipment and Tool Requirements
• BPC65 charger tray, battery tray, battery pack and front panels
• BDIST cable assembly of suitable size for all rack battery power feeds
• MDIST of suitable size for all rack mains feeds
• Flat-bladed screwdriver (small and medium)
• Pozidriv screwdrivers (1, 2 and 3)
• Wire cutters and strippers
• Ferrules and crimping tool
• AF spanner with insulated handle for 6 mm nuts
• AF spanner for 4 mm nuts
• A 19-inch standard rack fitted with supporting rails and wired with power supply, signal, and control
wiring, as required by your specific system design
3.2 Cabling Requirements
Signals Cable Description Termination Suggested Type
Mains supply 1 x 3-core mains
cable Suitable ferrules Suitably rated standard
mains cable
Mains distribution IEC-IEC 10 A
mains lead
• Amplifier Mainframe end:
IEC320-C13 (female)
• MDIST end: IEC320-C14 (male)
ASL MDIST4, MDIST6 or
MDIST8 cable assembly
Battery distribution
(for high current
equipment, e.g.
Amplifier Mainframes)
1 x 1-core red
1 x 1-core black
• Amplifier Mainframe end: 7W2
mixed signal D connector
(female)
• BPC65 end: suitable ferrules
ASL BDIST4-CA,
BDIST6-CA or
BDIST8-CA cable
assembly
Battery distribution (for
low current equipment,
e.g. Routers)
1 x 2-core cable
• VAR4/12/20 end: 2-way
pluggable Wago cage clamp
terminal (male)
• VAR8/VAR8-ACU end: suitable
ferrules
• BPC65 end: suitable ferrules
Suitably rated 2-core
cable
Fault relay 1 x 2-core cable
• VAR4/12/20 end: standard
25-way D connector (male)
• VAR8/VAR8-ACU end: suitable
ferrules
• BPC65 end: suitable ferrules
Suitably rated 2-core
cable
Refer to BS7671:2008 (Requirements for Electrical Installations) or other appropriate local standards
for guidelines on maximum potential cable lengths given the actual installation parameters.
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3.3 Main Components
Figure 4 BPC65 components (rack with 800 mm depth as example)
CHARGER AND BDIST TRAY
BATTERY TRAY
(for rack with 800 mm depth)
BATTERIES
CHARGER
BDIST
3.4 Recommended Installation Procedure
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1) Please read and observe the instructions and guidelines in Section “Safety and
Precautions” (page 28) prior to installation. Failure to follow these instructions and
guidelines may cause personal injury and/or damage to the equipment.
2) Use suitable ferrules for all terminal block connections.
3) This equipment is intended for use in a restricted access location.
4) To prevent injury, the battery backup system must be securely attached to the rack in
accordance with these installation instructions.
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3.4.1 Battery Backup System Installation
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1) Ensure that all safety precautions detailed in Section “Safety and Precautions” (page 28)
are taken.
2) Note the correct polarity when connecting the interlink cable(s):
Red band terminal=Positive and Black band terminal=Negative.
3) For all cable connections use the terminal screws supplied with the batteries and ensure
that they are sufficiently tight.
3.4.1.1 Installing the Battery Tray and Batteries
1. Fit the battery tray to the rack in appropriate position securing it with twelve M6 screws;
see Figure 5.
Figure 5 Installing the battery tray
(Battery tray model varies
to suit the rack type)
3 x M6 POZIDRIV SCREW
3 x M6 WASHER
3 x M6 CAGE NUT
FRONT OF RACK
!
!Ensure that:
1) Three M6 cage nuts and screws are used in
each corner of the tray and that they are
tightly fitted.
2) One (minimum) earthing washer must be
used to ensure that the battery tray is
bonded to the rack.
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2. Slide the batteries into the tray and then connect the interlink cable noting the layout diagram in
Figure 6.
Figure 6 Fitting the batteries into the tray
12V
FRONT OF
RACK
+
+
-
(Battery tray for rack with
800 mm depth as example)
12V
-
Always use insulated tools!
!
!
Fit protective cap to battery
terminals!
(Depending on the model supplied,
the battery terminal protective caps
must be fitted to the lead before its
connection to the battery terminal.)
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!
Batteries are heavy (23 kg each).
Please move and handle with care to
avoid personal injuries and/or
damages to the batteries.
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!
Note the correct polarity when
connecting the interlink cable:
Red band terminal=positive
Black band terminal=negative
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3. Fit a protective cap (supplied) to each of the battery terminals connected to the interlink cable.
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3.4.1.2 Installing the Charger Tray and Charger
4. Ensure that the AC mains supply to the charger is isolated.
5. Install the charger tray onto the support rails securing it with the M4 screws, nuts and washers
supplied; see Figure 7.
Figure 7 Installing the charger tray
FRONT OF RACK
LEFT-HAND SIDE
SUPPORTING RAIL
RIGHT-HAND SIDE
SUPPORTING RAIL
CHARGER TRAY
M4 PLAIN NUT
PLAIN WASHER SHAKE-PROOF WASHER
M4 PAN HEAD POZIDRIV SCREW
MUDGUARD WASHER
CHARGER TRAY
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Distance from battery tray = 5U
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Ensure that the charger tray is
attached to the rack by six M4
screws and nuts and that they are
tightly fitted.
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Protection cap must be fitted.
6. Connect the charger mains cable to the terminal block marked N-L-E; see Figure 8.
Figure 8 Charger connections (front of rack)
CHARGER
(FRONT OF RACK)
MAINS CONNECTOR
Harmonised Colours:
N = Blue
L = Brown
Earth = Green/Yellow
LNE
Mains supply: 230 V ±10% RMS 50Hz AC
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