Siemens AFI5100 - Manual (Page 6)

Input Point Module (AFI5100)
1.4 Expected Installation Time
30 minutes
1.5 Mounting Instructions
1. Remove the AFI5100 from its carton and discard the packaging material.
2. Place the AFI5100 (base-plate) against the surface to which it is to be affixed
and mark the location of the mounting holes.
3. If being mounted within a cabinet, simply align the AFI5100 base-plate with
the holes located on the cabinet backplane and proceed to step 3.
4. It is recommended that you affix the AFI5100 in all four of the mounting loca-
tions.
WARNING Do not apply power to the IPM or associated components at this stage.
5. Select the appropriate drill bit according to the mounting surface / hole size
and drill the holes in the locations marked (if required).
6. Fasten the AFI5100 base-plate to the surface using the correct type of screws
or standoffs for the surface.
7. Connect the cabling to the AFI5100 PCB (as described in the next section ti-
tled ‘Wiring’).
8. Apply power to the AFI5100 and test its operation.
9. This step may require installation and programming of the access control host
software and download of the firmware instruction set.
Alternatively, the firmware and configuration may be carried out using the FLN
Field Service Tool.
1.6 Wiring
It is recommended that you wear a grounding strap while carrying out this proce-
dure.
1. Connect all input devices to the INPUT ports.
Listed end-of-line resistors must be connected to the wiring for each input device if they are to be
supervised. If supervised, cable must be shielded and total cable run resistance must not exceed 100
Ohms. Cable shielding must be unconnected at the device end, and connected to the board earth at
the IPM end.
2. Connect any devices to the OUTPUT ports.
3. Connect appropriate wiring to the FIRE OVERRIDE INPUT port if required.
Listed end-of-line resistors must be connected to the Fire Over-ride Input wires if you are implement-
ing Enhanced Fire Over-ride. Enhanced mode requires the connection of 22Kohm supervision resistor
circuits. Cable must be shielded and total cable run resistance must not exceed 100 Ohms.
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Fire Safety & Security Products 02.2005