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No notification appliances allowed, Control circuit, System sensor – Altronix FireSwitch108 Installation Instructions User Manual

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When connecting, keep wires on different sides of the screw terminals in order to maintain loop integrity supervision.
DO NOT LOOP CONTINUOUS WIRE AROUND THE SCREW.

Altronix Model

Max. Per Circuit

Max. Per FireSwitch108

FireSwitch108

32

128

FireSwitch Logic Board:

Programmed for desired Notification Appliance

FireSwitch Logic Board:

Programmed for Following INP2

FACP

(Fire Alarm

Control Panel)

No Notification

Appliances Allowed

10K

EOL

INP1

RET1

INP2

RET2

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3

OUT4

NEGA

TIV

E

POSITIV

E

INP2
INP1
INP2
INP1

ETHERNET

ON

10K

EOL

10K

EOL

Control Circuit

10K

EOL

INP1

RET1

INP2

RET2

OUT1 OUT2

OUT3

OUT4

NEGA

TIV

E

POSITIV

E

INP2
INP1
INP2
INP1

ETHERNET

ON

10K

EOL

10K

EOL

10K

EOL

To FireSwitch EOL

or next FireSwitch

A total of

twelve (12)

FireSwitch

Units can be

inter-connected

FACP

EOL

FACP

EOL

+ SYNC

---

NC

GND

NC

NO

C
EA

RT

H

+ SYNC

---

NC

GND

NC

NO

C
EA

RT

H

For continuous loop circuit use 10K
EOL, (Altronix Model # AL-EOL10).

5. Synchronizing NAC Power Extender Using Built-in Sync Protocol:

FireSwitch units include built-in protocols to support Amseco/Potter, Gentex

®

, System Sensor

®

or CooperWheelock

®

two-wire synchronizable devices, therefore an external sync module is not required (Output Programming Selection
Table, pg. 6)
. In these modes, Input 1 is always used to activate visual notification appliances (strobes), and Input 2 is
used to activate and silence audible notification appliances (strobes) (Table, pg. 6).
Note: Input 1 has to be activated in all the configurations.

6. Synchronizing multiple NAC Power Extender units (up to twelve):

Up to twelve (12) units can be synchronized using method 1 (Fig. 9, pg. 13) or method 2 up to four (4) units can be

synchronized (Fig. 10, pg. 14).

Fig. 9