Advanced MxPro 4 Manual de usuario

Shop Interface Unit

The operation and functions described in this manual are available from Software Version 4000-016-00 onwards.

Features

The Shop Interface Unit allows MxPro 4 control panels to send and receive alarm signals from other

equipment.

Input signals can be received from clean-contact inputs, with two of the inputs also supporting open circuit

and short circuit fault monitoring on the external wiring.

A special input is also able to differentiate between an input that is pulsing (ALERT) or is on continuously

(EVAC), allowing easy interfacing to older equipment that cannot provide independent Alert and Evacuate

signals.

Two fully programmable outputs are also provided to allow signals to be transmitted out to other equipment.

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Specifications & Ordering:

Models, Sales Order Parts:

Part No:

Mxp-029 : Shop Interface Unit

Applications / Limitations:

Inputs

Input A : Monitored switch input.

Input B : Monitored switch input.

Input C : Pulse/Continuous detecting input.

Input D : Clean contact switch input.

Input E : Clean contact switch input.

Outputs

Relay 1 : Volt-free Normally open relay contacts

Relay 2 : Volt-free Normally open relay contacts

The Interface is used in place of the standard MXP-014 8-way input board (i.e. don’t attempt to fit both units to

the same chassis).

Compatibility:

The Shop Interface unit mounts in the MxPro 4 panels as follows:

Mx-4200, Mx-4400 & Mx-4800 control panels –directly onto the chassis.

Mx-4100/L control panel –on the rear face of the back box.

This interface is supported from panel software revision 016 onwards.

Item

Specification Details

Panel loading, quiescent state

12mA

Panel loading, all inputs activated. Relays

off.

22mA

Panel loading, all inputs activated. Relays

energised.

34mA

Relay Contact Rating

1 Amp 30V DC/AC max

Maximum Working Temperature

50°C

As our policy is one of constant product improvement the right is therefore reserved to modify product specifications without prior notice

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Table of Contents Page

1INSTALLATION..............................................................................................................................................4

1.1 INSTALLING THE MXP-029 IN THE MX-4100/L............................................................................................4

1.1.1 Mounting the Card .............................................................................................................................4

1.1.2 Internal Wiring....................................................................................................................................4

1.2 INSTALLING THE MXP-029 IN THE MX-4200/MX-4400/MX-4800.................................................................5

1.3 MOUNTING THE CARD...............................................................................................................................5

1.4 INTERNAL WIRING ....................................................................................................................................5

1.5 EXTERNAL WIRING ...................................................................................................................................6

2CONFIGURATION..........................................................................................................................................7

2.1 ALERT /EVAC INPUT .............................................................................................................................7

2.2 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUTS ......................................................................................................................8

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1 Installation

1.1 Installing the Mxp-029 in the Mx-4100/L

1.1.1 Mounting the Card

Base Card

M3 Fixing Points (x4)

Mxp-029

TB3

TB1

TB5

PL1

Ribbon Cable 1

Ribbon Cable 2

DC 24V

Figure 1

The card mounts on 4 pillars in the rear of the

enclosure. See diagram opposite.

Remove the gear tray assembly and set aside

in a safe place.

Screw in the four spacers supplied into the

threaded inserts in the back box. Use the four

M3 screws supplied to securely affix the card to

the spacers.

Figure 1 opposite shows the location.

It is not possible to install or use the Mxp-029 in

this position if the Mxp-014 8-Way Input Card /

Mxp-007 2-Way Relay card is already installed.

1.1.2 Internal Wiring

[1] 4-way Ribbon Cable #1

Connect between PL2 and the 4-way O/C Output connector on the base card.

[2] 10-way Ribbon Cable #2

Connect between PL1 and the 10-way connector on the display card (see Figure 4 for location on

the display card).

NOTE: It will be necessary to disassemble the base card from the gear tray assembly to obtain

access to this connector. M3 nylock nuts secure the base card to the assembly –keep these safe

for re-assembly.

[3] Power Connections

Connect 24V DC cable between AUX+ to TB1 VIN and AUX 0V to TB1 GND.

Run the cable along the rear wall of the back box and tie in place with cable ties. OBSERVE THE

POLARITY OF CONNECTIONS.

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1.2 Installing the Mxp-029 in the Mx-4200/Mx-4400/Mx-4800

1.3 Mounting the Card

M3 Fixing

Screws

Base Card

TB3

Shop Interface

Figure 2

The card mounts on 4 pillars in the bottom left hand

corner of the control panel chassis adjacent to the

Mx4200 / Mx4400 base card.

See Figure 2 opposite.

Use the four M3 screws supplied to securely affix the

card to the chassis (the supplied spacers are not

required).

It is not possible to install or use the Mxp-029 in this

position if the Mxp-014 8-Way Input Card is already

installed.

1.4 Internal Wiring

Route the cables as shown in the diagrams below.

DC SUPPLY

Base Card

TB3

10-way Ribbon Cable 2

Shop Interface

4-way Ribbon Cable 1

Figure 3

Route the 10-way ribbon cable between the input card and the base

card and then beneath the base card along the bottom edge.

Display Card

Cable Clips

Figure 4

Route the cable around the hinge and along the display plate. Affix

the supplied adhesive ribbon cable clips in the positions shown.

This is to prevent undue strain on the cable connections.

[1] 4-way Ribbon Cable #1

Connect between PL2 and the 4-way

O/C Output connector on the base card.

[2] 10-way Ribbon Cable #2

Connect between PL1 and the 10-way

connector on the display card.

[3] Power Connections

Connect 24V DC cable between AUX+

to TB1 VIN and AUX 0V to TB1 GND.

OBSERVE THE POLARITY OF

CONNECTIONS

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1.5 External Wiring

Figure 5

Field wiring connections are shown in the

diagram opposite.

NB: These circuits are classed as Safety Extra

Low Voltage (SELV) circuits. Route away from

mains wiring.

Inputs A and B can be monitored for open and

short circuit conditions.

The monitored inputs circuits should be wired as

per the diagram opposite.

The 470Ω (operating) resistor and 10kΩ (E.O.L)

resistor arrangement should be made adjacent

to the switch contacts to ensure that correct

fault monitoring of the total circuit (including the

wiring) between the input contact and the Shop

Interface unit is maintained.

Figure 6

TB3

TB2

TB1

RL1

RL2

Power

TO DISPLAY

Mxp-029

PL1

PL2

+ –

SWITCH

INPUT 'n'

470R ¼W

10K ¼W

Volt free

contact

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2 Configuration

Programming can also be performed from the PC configuration program.

Shop Interface Input

PC Program Inputs

Purpose

Settings required at PC

INPUT A

Panel S/W-1

Panel S/W-2

Switch Input

Cable Fault

Set Zone, Text & Action

Set Zone, Text & Action=Fault 1

INPUT B

Panel S/W-3

Panel S/W-4

Switch Input

Cable Fault

Set Zone, Text & Action

Set Zone, Text & Action=Fault 1

INPUT C

Panel S/W-5

Panel S/W-6

EVAC Input

ALERT Input

Set Zone, Text & Action for EVAC

Set Zone, Text & Action for ALERT

INPUT D

Panel S/W-7

Switch Input

Set Zone, Text & Action

INPUT E

Panel S/W-8

Switch Input

Set Zone, Text & Action

2.1 ALERT / EVAC Input

Input C can be used to detect if a signal from an external source is off, pulsing or on continuous (e.g. to detect

an ALERT or EVAC. signal from an external clean contact). The shop interface will activate the EVAC signal if

the signal stays on for more than 1.3 seconds. If the pulsing rate is very slow, this time period can be extended

to 2.6 seconds by placing jumper J1 in position B.

The example below shows sample text for each of the inputs –the actual device and zone text can be freely

changed to describe from where the input signal is coming for a specific application.

The action only needs setting to fault if monitored inputs are required. If simple switch inputs are required, leave this action as “unused”.

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2.2 Programmable Outputs

Relays 1 and 2 are programmed in the same way as the relays on the MXP-008 8-way relay card.

Shop Interface Output

PC Program Output

Purpose

Settings required at PC

RELAY 1

Panel O/C-1

Programmable Output

Set Text & Output Group

RELAY 2

Panel O/C-2

Programmable Output

Set Text & Output Group

The sample PC program below shows these relays allocated to output Groups 190 & 191 respectively (these

group numbers are arbitrary –any output group can be used). For ease of recognition, the text for each input

has also been changed to indicate that it is part of the Shop Interface –again any text as appropriate for the

application can be used.

Please take care to program Panel outputs “Panel O/C-1” & “Panel O/C-2” on the PC for these outputs (the

REL-1 & REL-2 relays are those mounted on the panel baseboard!).

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