
SIGNAL-20P DESIGN AND OPERATING PRINCIPLES
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Im = 3 mA for loops of 1, 4, 6, 7, 11 and 12 types
Im = 1,2 mA for loops of 2 type
I is the current consumed by detector in operating mode
If the type 1 loop is in use (that is fire smoke loop with double actua-
tion recognition) then detectors have to keep their operability when the
voltage has dropped to 12 V.
4.2 Relays
The device’s relays can be controlled by one of the following ways:
- Local control in accordance with the assigned executive programs
depending on the connected alarm loop status
- Centralized control by means of commands sent by net controller
4.2.1 Relay local control
To control the N-th relay depending on connected alarm loop status:
- Set the “Relay N Control” loop parameters on to assign the relay
with the corresponding loops
- Give the “Relay N Control Delay” loop parameters
- Give the “Relay Control Program” relay parameter
- Give the “Relay Control Time” relay parameter
The “Relay Control Program” parameter defines the relay behavior
depending on the related loop statuses. All available executive programs
are represented in Table 5.
The “Relay Control Time” parameter gives the time period of switch-
ing relay on (off) required by executive programs with the limited duration.
Except the programs (see Table 5) №№ 9 (LAMP), 10 (Alarm output
1), 13 (Fire output), 14 (Output FAULT), 15 (Fire LAMP), 16 (Alarm output
2) all other programs support the delayed relay turning on/off for time inter-
val given by “Relay … Control Delay” parameter for the corresponding
loop. So different alarm loops associated with the same relay can be given
by different starting delays.
For executive programs (see Table 5) from 1 to 8 (general purpose
programs), 11 (ASPT), 12 (SIREN), 33 (ASPT-1), 34 (ASPT-A), 35 (ASPT-
A1) the relay assigned auxiliary loop (type 6) breaking blocks up the relay
switching on. If auxiliary loop has been recovered but the switching on con-
dition depending on the other loops are retained then for the programs 1, 2,
5, 6, 12 and 33 the relay switching on will be resumed, but for the programs
3, 4, 7, 8, 34 and 35 the switching will not be on. Thus, the auxiliary loop
breaking holds the time unlimited general purpose programs along with
programs 11 and 33 and cancels time restricted programs along with pro-
grams 12, 34 and 35.
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