
INTRUSION&FIRE ALARM ADDRESSABLE 20-LOOP CONTROL DEVICE
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If the computer is used as net controller then the device has to com-
municate with it through the RS-232/RS-485 converter (such as PI-GR,
S2000-PI or S2000-USB) or S2000/S2000M console manufactured by NVP
BOLID.
If the device has disconnected from the net controller during mes-
sage generation the event report would be stored in the device non-volatile
memory. When the connection has recovered the message is transmitted
to the net controller with the date and time of its origin being noted. The
event buffer storage of the device non-volatile memory is sized to 62
events.
The two device’s power supply inputs are unrelated allowing all de-
vice components uninterruptible power supplying when one line open or
short trouble has occurred or one voltage source has failed. Any input volt-
age supply having dropped to 10 V, the device transits to the “Power
Failed” status. When voltage supply has exceeded 11 V the device returns
to the operating mode (see section 4.3.1). If both main and backup power
supplies have dropped below 9 V the device has shut down.
The typical consumed current values in various operating modes
don’t exceed those shown in Table 1.
Table 1: Consumed current in different modes
Power voltage
Device configuration Mode
12 V 24 V
Norm 400 mA 200 mA
There are no detectors being power
supplied by loops
(all detectors are contacting)
All loops are armed
Alarm 400 mA 200 mA
Norm 600 mA 300 mA
All loops are armed
All detectors are power supplied by
loops, with consumed current being
equal 3 mA in each loop
(60 mA total)
Fire 650 mA 330 mA
Note: If the device is supplied by both power sources simultaneously
then presented value is referred to the maximum from input voltage values.
If device loops are loaded incompletely and the common current
value through detectors is less than maximum one then the device current
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