Siemens MXL Series Instructions de montage

P/N 315-093402-9

Fire Safety

Installation and Power Limited Wiring Instructions

Model MXL/MXLV Rack Mount Kits (RKs)

for ACM-RK, MKB-RK, MMB-RK, MOM-RK,

MPS-RK, SYS-RK, TSP-RK, VSM-RK, and Cables-RK

* Filler plates can be purchased from any rack manufacturer.

NOTE: Each MXL/MXLV module that is mounted must be ordered separately.

INTRODUCTION

The Model RK series of panels and cables provides standard 19" rack mounting for MXL

(without Voice) and MXLV (with Voice) modules. Table 1 lists the individual rack mount kits along with

the specific modules that mount onto them.

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.

8 ernwood Road

lorham Park, New Jersey 07932

Siemens Building Technologies, Ltd.

2 Kenview Boulevard

Brampton, Ontario L6T 5E4 CN

TABLE 1

MXL/MXLV RACK MOUNT KITS

RACK

MOUNT KIT MOUNTS

MODULE(S) PLACEMENT

ON RACK PANEL HEIGHT

X WIDTH TYPE OF

SYSTEM

ACM-RK ACM-1, MMM-1, PIM-1,

TBM-1, and TMM-1 Front 17 1/2" X 19" MXLV

MKB-RK MKB-3, PIM-1 Front 12 1/4" X 19" MXL/MXLV

MMB-RK MMB-1 or PSR-1 Rear 12 1/4" X 19" MXL/MXLV

MOM-RK Up to 3 MOM-4s, MOM-2s,

OMM-1s, and/or OMM-2s Rear 17 1/2" X 19" MXL/MXLV

MPS-RK Up to 2 MPS-6/-Ws and/or

MPS-12/-Ws Rear 8 3/4" X 19" MXL/MXLV

SYS-RK EL-410D Rear 8 3/8" X 19" MXLV

TSP-RK TSP-40 Front 12 1/4" X 19" MXL/MXLV

VSM-RK Up to 6 VSM-1s, VLM-1s,

VFM-1s, and/or VSB-1s Front 7" X 19" MXLV

FILLER

PLATE* None Front As required x 19" MXL/MXLV

CABLES-RK

(Required) 4 special cables for

connecting modules MXL/MXLV

RACK HARDWARE

The MXL/MXLV rack mounting panels mount on a

standard 19" wide x 18" deep rack (See Figure 1).

Table 1 lists the recommended locations (front or

rear) for the rack mounted modules and the panel

heights of the rack mount kits.

The following rack is available for typical installa-

tions (Refer to Figure 1):

MODEL

NO. PART

NO. DESCRIPTION

MXL-RK1 500-693470 6 Foot Vertical

Rack

Figure 1

MXL-RK1 Rack

The rack is supplied with:

• side, back, and top panels

• front door with clear lens

• battery tray

• mounting hardware

The front door door has a standard

lock with key.

MODULE ASSEMBLY

Mount each module, except the MKB-3, the

TSP-40, and the EL-410D to its designated rack

mount kit (See Table 1) using the hardware and

installation instructions provided with the module.

See Table 2 for a list of installation instructions.

Refer to Figure 2 when assembling the ACM-RK

to determine correct module placement and

cabling connections.

MKB-3 Installation

Remove all system power before

installation, first battery and then AC.

(To power up, connect the AC first

and then the battery.)

Setting the Network Address

(See Figure 3)

1. Before installing the MKB-3 panel, set its

network address on S1, the switch on the

ANN-1 board located on the back of the

MKB-3. Use dipswitches SW1 and SW2 on

26"

TABLE 2

Installation

Instructions Part

Number

ACM-1 315-092083

EL-410D 315-094916

MMB-1

MMB-2 315-090375

315-095097

MMM-1 315-092098

MOM-2 315-092777

MOM-4 315-090852

MPS-6/-W 315-090334/W

MPS-12/-W 315-092030/W

OMM-1 315-090267

OMM-2 315-092699

PIM-1 315-091462

PSR-1 315-090911

TSP-40 315-090776

VFM-1

VLM-1

VSM-1

VSB-1

315-092064

Figure 2

Rear View of the ACM-RK

TBM-2

TMM-1

MMM-1

P1 P3

P7 P8 P6

NEW CABLE FROM

CABLES-RK KIT

TO MMB-2

NEW CABLE FROM

CABLES-RK KIT

EXTENSION FROM

CABLES-RK KIT

EXISTING

MMM-1 CABLE

TO ANN-1

(MKB-RK)

ACM-1

ACM-RK

PIM-1

switch S1 to set the network address of the

MKB-3. Refer to Table 3 for switch settings.

2. The MKB-3 module address is always set

within network addresses 248 through 251.

3. One supervised MKB-3 must be installed

at network address 251. Other supervised

MKBs may be at the other addresses.

NOTE: Switches S1-SW3 and S1-SW4 are for

future use. Switch S1-SW5 is used to

select supervision.

Setting Supervision

Use switch S1-SW5 on the ANN-1 to select or

deselect supervision. If your ANN-1 has a switch

with position 1 indicated on the left-hand side,

ignore the printing on the switch. SW1 on S1 is at

the extreme right-hand side of S1, regardless of

any other marking.

To set for supervision

S1-SW5 = Closed (ON)

To set for non-supervision

S1-SW5 = Open (OFF)

NOTE: When you select non-supervision for an

annunciator, there must also be one and

only one supervised annunciator at the

same address. The supervisory mode is

independent of the network address.

TABLE 3

SWITCH SETTINGS ON THE ANN-1

SWITCH

ADDRESS SETTINGS FOR:

248 249 250 251

S1-SW1 Open-

OFF Closed-

ON Open-

OFF Closed-

S1-SW2 Open-

OFF Open-

OFF Closed-

ON Closed-

S1-SW3 Closed-

ON Closed-

S1-SW4 Closed-

ON Closed-

S1-SW5 See Setting Supervision

Figure 3

Setting S1 on the ANN-1 Board

To assemble the MBK-RK:

1. Remove the four screws from the four

standoffs on the rear side of the MKB-RK

plate.

2. Position the MKB-3 panel over the four

standoffs on the rear side of the MBK-RK

plate, being sure that the MKB-3 panel fits

into the cutout on the plate.

3. Replace the four screws on the standoffs and

tighten them securely.

4. Mount the MKB-RK to its recommended

location on the rack. Refer to Table 1 and

Figures 6 and 7 to determine the correct

location for your system.

TSP-40 Installation

The TSP-RK has two components:

1. U-shaped plate with studs (See Figure 4).

2. A dress plate with a clear lens.

To assemble the TSP-RK:

1. Mount the TSP-40 printer to the studs using the

hardware and installation instructions

supplied with the printer. In this application,

use the instructions for mounting the TSP-40

in an MBR-1 backbox.

2. After installing the printer to the plate, mount

the plate to the rack using hardware supplied

with the rack. Refer to the SYSTEM

ASSEMBLY section below and Figures 6

(with Voice) and 7 (without Voice), for the

recommended location on the rack.

3. Mount the dress plate onto the rack with the

clear lens centered over the printer paper.

Fasten in place using hardware supplied with

the rack.

SYS-RK Installation

The SYS-RK has two components (See Figure 5):

1. An 8 3/8X 19" plate with studs.

2. A U-shaped plate with studs.

To assemble the SYS-RK:

1. Mount the 8 3/8X 19" plate on the rear of the

rack. Refer to the SYSTEM ASSEMBLY

section and Figure 6 for the recommended

location on the rack.

2. Place the six holes in the U-shaped plate over

the six studs in the 19" rack plate. Secure the

U-shaped plate in place using the six 8-32

nuts provided.

3. Install the EL-410D over the four studs on the

U-shaped plate using the four 8-32 nuts

provided.

STUDS

Figure 4

TSP-RK U-shaped Plate with Studs

Figure 5

SYS-RK Components

SYSTEM ASSEMBLY

NOTE

Before installing the modules onto the rack,

access to field wiring connections must be

considered.

Refer to Figures 6 (with Voice) and 7 (without

Voice) for the recommended placement of

modules on the rack.

Observe the following conditions when mounting

the modules onto the rack:

1. Modules having cable connections must be

mounted close enough to each other so the

cables will connect. In order to use the fixed

length cables shipped with MXL/MXLV

modules, place the modules on the rack in

the same way that they are mounted in the

MME-3 enclosure. Refer to the MXL/MXV

Manual, P/N 315-092036, for mounting

positions and cable connections.

2. Rear mounted modules must face the inside

of the rack with the smooth side of the plate

facing the back of the rack.

3. The ACM-RK must be mounted below the

MKB-RK.

4. The MOM-RK must be mounted below the

MMB-RK.

5. The MPS-RK must be mounted below the

MOM-RK.

6. The MMB-RK must be mounted directly

behind the ACM-RK.

7. The TSP-RK must be located within 24

inches of the MMB-RK.

8. The VSM-RK must be mounted directly

below the ACM-RK.

Using the CABLES-RK Kit

The CABLES-RK kit (P/N 500-893044) has five

cables for connecting modules. Four of the five

cables replace cables that are shipped with

modules. The remaining cable extends the

length of the MMM-1 cable by plugging into it.

Refer to Figures 2, 6, or 7, and Table 4 for specific

cable use.

WIRING

All wiring must comply with national and

local codes.

In compliance with UL-864, effective May 1,

1995, all power limited fire protective signaling

conductors must be separated a minimum of 1/4

inch from all of the following items located within

a control panel:

• electric light

• power

• Class 1 or non-power limited fire protective

signaling conductors

To meet these requirements, two wire ducts are

mounted along the sides of the rack assembly, as

shown in Figure 8. Remove the wire duct cover,

route all non-power limited wiring through the

ducts, then snap the cover back in place.

Refer to the Installation and Power Limited Wiring

Instructions for the MME-3 Backbox, P/N 315-

094883, for further information on power and

non-power limited wiring.

NOTE: If power-limited wiring is not used within a

rack mount system, then the following

guidelines do not apply. In that case, be

sure to follow standard wiring practices.

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WIRING ENTERING THE RACK

ASSEMBLY

Non-Power Limited Wiring

Wiring to the following MXL/MXLV module termi-

nations shown in Table 5 is considered non-

power limited. The wiring must enter and exit the

rack assembly through the bottom of the rack and

route in either of the two ducts. Wiring between

the ducts and the module terminations must be in

the shortest route and must not overlap any other

wiring.

* When the CSM-4 is used as Notification Application

Circuit or Leased Line.

† Listed Class 2 or Power Limited Source.

SYSTEM WIRING

For systems without the voice option (MXL):

Connect the modules as shown in the individual

installation instructions (Refer to Table 2) and the

MXL/MXLV Manual, P/N 315-092036.

For systems with the voice option (MXLV):

Connect the modules as shown in the individual

installation instructions (Refer to Table 2) and the

MXL/MXLV Manual, P/N 315-092036.

For all systems:

After connecting the modules, complete the field

wiring to each module following the individual

installation instructions (Refer to Table 2) and

the MXL/MXLV Manual, P/N 315-092036.

TABLE 6

Module Termination

ALD-2

ALD-2I

CMI-300

CSM-4*

CZM-4

MMB-1/2

NET-4/7

NIM-1R

PIM-1

PSR-1

OCC-1

REP-1

TBM-2

XLD-1

ZAC-30

ZCT-8B

MOM-4

TB1 (1-4)

TB2 (1-4)

TB3 (1-4)

TB4 (1-9)†

TB5 (1-12)

MOM-4

TB1

TB1 (1-6)†

TB4 (1-4)

TB3 (1-4)

OMM-1

MOM-4

TB4 (All positions)

TB5 (All positions)

MOM-4

OMM-1

TABLE 5

Module Termination

ASC-1/-2‡

(Power from EL-410D)

Batteries

CRM-4*

CSM-4†

MMB-1/2 (P3)

MPS-6/-W or

MPS-12/-W

ZC Zone Cards‡

(Power from EL-410D)

OMM-1

MMB-1/2 or

PSR-1

MOM-4

MOM-4 (P5)

1, 2, 3

OMM-1

* CRM-4/CSM-4 modules must be installed in the

extreme left MOM module position.

When the CSM-4 is used as Municipal Tie or Releasing

Service.

Audio or strobe power wiring to any ZC Zone Card

module and ASC-1/-2 first must be terminated at a

PLC-4 plug-in module installed in an OMM-1 and then at

the zone card. The PLC-4 must contain at least one of

the following plug-on boards: a PL864-25A or

PL864-70A for audio circuits, or a PL-864-25S for strobe

circuits. Refer to the PLC-4 Installation Instructions, P/N

315-093312.

WIRING ENTERING THE RACK

Power Limited Wiring

Wiring to the following MXL module terminations

shown in Table 6 is considered power limited

and must enter the rack assembly through the

bottom of the rack.

Figure 6

MXLV (with Voice )

Mounted on 19" Rack

12 1/4"

17 1/2"

12 1/4"

17 1/2"

12"

70"

8 3/8"

Figure 7

MXL (without Voice)

Mounted on 19" Rack

12"

17 1/2"

12 1/4"

70"

Figure 8

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