Instructions (Operation)

95-8642
Eagle Quantum Premier
®

EN54 Compliant
EQ5400 Series

2.1 Rev: 10/11 95-8642

 Table of Contents
Section 1 - Overview
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Cabinet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
System components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Input / Output devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Options with requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
EN54-13 Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Mounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Cabinet Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Power Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Grounding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Maximum Allowable Points per Zone . . . . . . . . . 6
Minimum System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Operating Guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
LED Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Option Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Gas Detection Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Panel Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Pushbuttons / Access Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Alarm Counter (Option with Requirement) . . . . . 9
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Section 2 - Access Level 1
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Normal Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Fire Alarm Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Fault Warning Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Disablement Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Test Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Section 3 - Access Level 2
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Normal Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Fire Alarm Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Fault Warning Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Disablement Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Test Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Section 4 - Access Level 3
Access Level 3a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Start up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
System Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Normal Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
System Fault . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Test Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Access Level 3b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Section 5 - Access Level 4
Access Level 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
ORDERING INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Maintenance LOG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
APPENDIX A — en54-2 & en12094-1 approvals . . 20
APPENDIX B — EN54-13 Approvals . . . . . . . . 25
APPENDIX C — EN54-13 POWER REQUIREMENTS . . . 29
 INSTRUCTIONS (OPERATION)

Eagle Quantum Premier ®

EN54 Compliant
EQ5400 Series
Note
The purpose of this manual is to serve as
an operational guide for the recommended
procedures as they relate to Construction Product
Directive requirements. Please refer to all other
accompanied documentation for installation,
commissioning and configuration of the system.

Section 1
Overview

Description
As part of Detector Electronics Corporations
(Det-Tronics ®) commitment to providing global
system solutions, the Eagle Quantum Premier ®
(EQP) system has been enhanced to support
certification in accordance with the following
standards:
• EN54-2 control indicating equipment
• EN54-13 compatibility assessment of system
components
• EN54-17 short circuit isolator
• EN54-18 input / output devices
• EN-12094-1 automatic control and delay devices. Features
These standards address the European Norm
requirements associated with the operation and • Approved integrated solution
commissioning of fire detection and fire alarm • Certified by Building Research Establishment
systems, and control and extinguishing systems. As (BRE)
part of the EN54 requirements, the EQ5400 series also • Intuitive operator interface
incorporates various enhanced features referred to as • Electronics and wiring tested at the factory
“Options with Requirements” (See Table 2).
• 8-zone detection & 2-zone extinguishing system
The approved solution consists of the CIE (control
and indicating equipment), and the e.c.d (electrical Cabinet
automatic control and delay device). The CIE
comprises of input / output devices, controllers and The size of the cabinet is defined by the number of
an operator interface integrated and packaged to detection and extinguishing zones specified. The
conform to the relevant standards. The e.c.d involves approved cabinets are listed below:
all the components of a fire extinguishing system. • Adalet CN4X Series
The EQP system is an integrated fire, combustible / • Hoffman CSD Series
toxic gas and protection system. All detectors and • Rittal TS Series
input / output devices are connected to the controller
through a fault tolerant communications network (LON). See Figures 1 to 3 for cabinet dimensions, minimum /
This ensures that no single failure can result in loss of maximum systems, and input / output devices.
communication to any device on the system.

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 OPTIONAL PAGODA
TOP WITH FAN

8-ZONE OPTIONAL FIRE

DETECTION PANEL BRIGADE PANEL
(Included in EQ5400
D/R/E/G Series)

Power
A UTC Fire & Security Company

Fire Alarm
Audible Acknoweldge
General Disablement
Override Delay
Sounder Disabled

Fire Protection Disabled Lamp Test

Fault Warning

Sounder Fault Disable/Enable Fire Protection

LON Fault Disable/Enable Sounder

Ground Fault

1-ZONE
Reset Controller
Power Fault

Level 2 Key Switch

EXTINGUISHING PANEL
System Fault

Zone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 HIGH & LOW

(Included in EQ5400 Fire Alarm

Fault
GAS ALARM
E/G Series – 2 maximum) Disabled

INDICATORS
Disable

(required for
Extingusishhant Fault Manual Actuator
gas detection
systems)
Activated Warning Disable Disable
Released

Pheripheral
Manual Blocked Disable/Enable
Fault Disable/Enable
Mode Manual Manual

Extingusishhant Fault Manual Actuator

Activated Warning Disable Disable
Released

Manual
Mode
Blocked
Pheripheral
Fault
Disable/Enable Disable/Enable
84.89
(215.6)
Manual Manual

Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Fault Routing
Sent Confirmed Fault Disabled Disabled

Fault Routing Fault Routing

Disable/Enable Disable/Enable
Sent Fault
Fire Alarm Routing Fault Routing

63.0
(160.02)
ROUTING
EQUIPMENT PANEL
(Included in EQ5400
R/E Series)

OPTIONAL
INDICATORS

OPTIONAL
ALARM
OPTIONAL FILTERED COUNTER
AIR INTAKE

B2571

Figure 1—Dimensions of a Typical Floor Model with a Maximum System (EQ5400D/R/E/G Series) in Inches (cm)

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 24.00
(60.96)

8-ZONE DETECTION PANEL

R

Power
A UTC Fire & Security Company

Fire Alarm
Audible Acknoweldge
General Disablement
Override Delay
Sounder Disabled

Fire Protection Disabled Lamp Test

Fault Warning

Sounder Fault Disable/Enable Fire Protection

LON Fault Disable/Enable Sounder

Ground Fault
Reset Controller

36.00 Power Fault

Level 2 Key Switch

(91.44)
System Fault

Zone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Fire Alarm

Fault

Disabled

Disable

HIGH & LOW

GAS ALARM
INDICATORS
(required for
gas detection
systems)

OPTIONAL
ALARM
COUNTER

A2572

Figure 2—Front View Dimensions of a Typical Wall Mount Model with a Minimum System in Inches (cm)
ON
ON
ON

SIGNAL AUDIBLE MODULE INITIATING DEVICE CIRCUIT

(EQ25EMSAM) (EQ22EMIDCSC}

EDIO AIM

RELAY

RM

A2573

Figure 3—Internal View of a Typical Wall Mount Cabinet for Input / Output Devices (EQ5410 Series I/O Cabinet)
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 Table 1—Example Configuration of a Minimum System

MINIMUM REQUIRED FUNCTIONS

DEVICE
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8
Fire
Alarm Power Supply Monitoring Ground Fault
EDIO 1 — — Monitor —
Device (Input)
(Input) (Input)

System components Input / Output devices

As part of the CIE, each input / output device is available
The illustration (Figure 4) shows the components that
with a variety of different options. These options are
form a fire detection and fire alarm system required for
determined by the application and the system to be
the EN54 approved Eagle Quantum Premier EQ5400
commissioned.
Series.
EQ3730 – Enhanced Discrete Input / Output Module
(with short circuit isolator)
C
The EDIO is designed to expand the input and output
capabilities of the Eagle Quantum Premier. It can be
A
E F DIN rail or panel mounted, and is SIL certified. See
Appendix B for the EQ3730 output compatibilities as it
B relates to EN54-13.
J K

EQ3710 – 8 Channel Analog Input Module

D
(with short circuit isolator)
G H The AIM allows devices with a calibrated 4-20 mA
output signal to be connected to the Eagle Quantum
Premier System. The module is available as non-SIL
L with DIN rail or panel mount options.

Key EQ3720 – 8 Channel Relay Module

A. Fire detector(s) (with short circuit isolator)
B. Control and indicating equipment
C. Fire alarm device(s) The Relay Module is designed to provide eight relay
D. Manual call point(s)
E. Fire alarm routing equipment output channels for use with non-supervised devices
F. Fire alarm receiving station or devices with their own supervision. The module
G. Control for automatic fire protection equipment
H. Automatic fire protection equipment
is available as non-SIL with DIN rail or panel mount
J. Fault warning routing equipment options.
K. Fault warning receiving station
L. Power supply equipment
EQ25EMSAM – Signal Audible Module
NOTE: Items G and H may need to be provided with a separate power supply.
The Signal Audible Module is designed to provide
Figure 4—EN54 Approved Components two indicating circuits for controlling 24 Vdc polarized
audible / visual indicating appliances. The SAM is
available with panel mount only.

EQ22EMIDCSC – Initiating Device Circuit Short

Circuit
The IDCSC functions as part of the fire detection portion
of the safety system. It provides two supervised digital
inputs for use with dry contact inputs. Panel mounting
is available with this device.

Note
For detailed information regarding these devices
and all other EQP system related information,
reference instruction manual 95-8533.

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Options with requirements INSTALLATION
Note For general installation instructions for the CIE
Table 2 lists the Options with Requirements for the components, reference instruction manual 95-8533.
Eagle Quantum Premier System. For a complete Also refer to the project specific drawing for more
list of all options with requirements refer to the detailed installation guidelines.
EN54-2 and EN-12094-1 Standards.
Mounting
The EQ5400 CIE cabinet can be floor or wall mounted
Table 2—EQ5400 Series “Options with Requirements” depending on the application (Figures 1 to 3). The
CLAUSE DESCRIPTION EQ5410 I/O cabinet is designed for wall mount only.
EN54-2, Cl.7.8 Output to fire alarm devices
EN54-2, Cl.7.9 Control of fire alarm routing equipment Cabinet Entry
EN54-2, Cl.7.10 Outputs to fire protection equipment The number and position of wiring entries must be
EN54-2, Cl.7.12 Dependencies on more than one alarm signal
specified when the cabinet is ordered. The cabinets
EN54-2, Cl.7.13 Alarm counter
can accept a certain number and size of entries
EN54-2, Cl.8.3 Fault signals from points
as specified by the cabinet manufacturer. Only
EN54-2, Cl.8.9 Output to fault warning routing equipment
EN54-2, Cl.10 Test condition
manufacturer recommended cable glands should be
EN12094-1, Cl.4.17 Delay of extinguishing signal used with the cabinets. Consult Det-Tronics on the
Signal representing the flow of extinguishing exact number and sizes of entries that are available for
EN12094-1, Cl.4.18 agent each cabinet.
EN12094-1, Cl.4.19 Monitoring of the status of components
EN12094-1, Cl.4.21 Control of flooding time Note
EN12094-1, Cl.4.23 Manual mode only Do not alter or add wiring entries without
knowledge of the associated approved ratings.

EN54-13 Requirements
Installation methods and restrictions vary in different
countries. The following list shows all the restrictions
that are related to the EN54 Part 13 standard.
1. The AIM must not be configured for “Fire Input.”
2. The IDCSC must be connected with a manual call
point.
3. For provision of RM Fire Output, the transmission
path must be internal or supervised by routing
equipment.
4. The HD Series Risk Area Heat Detector is a
Component Type 2 device.
5. The Fire Brigade Panel must be integral with the
EQ5400 Series Cabinet (CIE).
6. Refer to Figures C-1 to C-7 within Appendix C
for the power requirements for EN54-13 system
installations.
Power Requirements
System power requirements must be determined in
accordance with the “Power Wiring” in Section 3 of the
EQP instruction manual, 95-8533.
Power supply connection to the system must provide
primary and secondary loss of output faults. It must
also provide high internal resistance of battery fault,
and a loss of charger fault. The power supply must be
installed within 10 cm of the CIE, and must be EN54-4
approved. Reference Appendix C for EN54-13 power
requirements.
Caution
Each power circuit must be dedicated to a single
zone. Consult local authority for maximum allowed
loss of devices per zone due to a single short on a
power circuit.
Wiring
Electrical wiring schematics for the custom device
configuration will be provided with the cabinet. Wiring
is made to the appropriate terminals located inside
the cabinet. Within the cabinet the LON cable must
be routed 6” or more away from the I/O cables. Each
terminal, fuse and termination path must be clearly
marked.

Grounding
The cabinet must be electrically connected to earth
ground with a wire that is less than 3 meters in length.

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Shield Grounding Table 3—Access Levels

Proper grounding of the shielded cable is necessary Access Access

Description
Level Restrictions
for electromagnetic compatibility purposes:
Accessible to members of the
• For shielded cable installed in conduit, attach the general public, or persons having
1 No key required.
wire shields to the “shield” connections on the general responsibility for safety
supervision.
terminal blocks, or to earth ground on the cabinet.
Accessible to a person having a
• For installations without conduit, use double shielded Access key specific responsibility for safety, and
2
cable. Terminate the outer shield to earth ground at required who is trained and authorized to
operate the CIE.
both ends of the cable. Terminate the inner shield
to the “shield” connection on the terminal blocks. Cabinet door Accessible by trained personnel for
3 opened with interrogation and maintenance of
special key. the CIE.
Firmware Accessible by trained and
Configuration 4
Update authorized Det-Tronics personnel.

Maximum Allowable Points per Zone

There are a maximum of 8 detection zones, 2 releasing Conditions
zones and 150 addressable points allowable per LON.
Within each zone, 25 automatic fire alarm devices and During operation, the CIE can be in one or more of the
10 manual fire alarm devices are permitted. following conditions:
• Normal condition
Minimum System • Fire alarm condition
A minimum system will include at least one controller and • Fault warning condition
one EDIO for the required signaling. Refer to Table 1 for • Disablement condition
an example configuration of a minimum system. • Test condition

The e.c.d can be in one or more of the following

Please consult the factory for any configuration
conditions:
questions, and refer to the commissioning instruction
manual 95-8647. • Normal condition
• Activated condition
• Fault warning condition
Operation • Disablement condition
• Released condition
As defined by the EN54 standards, there are 4
Access Levels related to the indication and controls LED Indicators
for mandatory functions when operating the system.
The LED indicators on the detection, extinguishing,
Refer to Table 3 for more information on Access Levels
and routing equipment panels are provided for the
and how they relate to user controls.
indication of system status conditions. Red indicates
Operating Guidelines an active condition, such as alarms. Yellow indicates
trouble, and green indicates power.
To ensure safe and proper operation of the system,
follow these guidelines:
Option Indicators
–– The operation of delays to an alarm device is not
permitted to be configured by a manual operation. Additional indicators may be included on the front of
the cabinet (Figures 1 to 4) for the indication of specific
–– A single field device cannot be used for more than
one flooding zone. faults or alarm conditions not present on the detection,
extinguishing, or routing equipment panels.
–– Faults outside of the fire detection that are connected
to the system are not specifically indicated at Access
Level 1, and these faults can be investigated at Gas Detection Indicators
Access Level 3a. If gas detection is utilized on a system, provisions must
–– Gas detectors and other ancillary equipment must be made for the indications of low and high alarms.
NOT be assigned to a fire zone, as they do not apply
to any zone.
–– If a simplex controller configuration is used, only a
single flooding zone is permitted.

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Panel Operations

Note
Foreign panel labels are available upon request.

LABEL (LED COLOR) FUNCTION ACCESS LEVEL

Alarm (Red) An indication of a general alarm. In cases where dependency has been selected 1-3
the general alarm indicator will not appear until all requirements are met.
Fault (Yellow) A general fault in the fire alarm system. If a fault occurs on a gas system in the facility,
a fault indication will not appear on the Fire Detection Panel for that gas system. 1-3

Sounder Fault (Yellow) An indication of a circuit break on a field device. Relates to the sounder in the 1-3
building not the panel.
An indication of a circuit break or an open / short-circuit on the Local Operating
LON Fault (Yellow) Network (LON). 1-3
Power Fault (Yellow) An indication of a fault related to the power supply or battery. 1-3
Ground Fault (Yellow) An indication of a short circuit of any wire to ground. 1-3
An indication of a controller specific fault such as a watchdog fault, an internal
System Fault (Yellow) problem, or a fault that differs from a LON fault. Any fault between the panels and 1-3
the EQP controller will initiate a system fault.
Disabled (Yellow) An indication of a disabled condition. 1-3
Sounder Disabled An indication that a notification device (horns, beacons and strobes) is disabled. 1-3
(Yellow)
Fire Protection Disabled An indication signifying a communication disconnect between the detection and 1-3
(Yellow) extinguishing panels. This applies to all the zones.
Test (Yellow) An indication of one or more zones in test mode. 1-3
Power (Green) An indication that power is present in the panel. 1-3
ZONE INDICATORS
Alarm (Red) An indication that an alarm is present in a specific zone. The general alarm indicator 1-3
will also be initiated.
Fault (Yellow) An indication that a fault has been detected in a specific zone due to a device being 1-3
offline, the general fault indicator will also be initiated.
An indication that a zone is disabled or is in test mode.
– Disabled signifies that all faults and alarms will not be indicated on the panel
Disabled / Test (Yellow) (steady LED). 1-3
– I n T e s t mode, zone specific faults and alarms will be indicated by the zone
indicators only, and not by the general alarm/fault indicators (blinking LED).

Alarm LABEL FUNCTION ACCESS LEVEL

Fault
Mute Panel Silence the panel buzzer. 1-3

Sounder Fault Lamp Test Test and check that all LEDs and the 1-3
Mute Panel panel buzzer are functioning correctly.
LON Fault
Disable Toggle between disabling and
Lamp Test
Power Fault / Enable enabling notification devices. 2-3
Sounder
Ground Fault
Disable/Enable Sounder
Disable / Toggle between disabling and
System Fault
Enable Fire enabling the communication 2-3
Disable/Enable Fire Protection Protection between the detection and
Disabled
extinguishing panels.
Sounder Disabled Silence/Resound Silence / During an alarm toggle between 2-3
Fire Protection Disabled
Resound silencing or reactivating the sounder.
Reset
Test
All indicators are latched, "Reset"
Reset must be pressed in order to clear all 2-3
Power Access Level 2 active indicators.
Access
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Level 2 (Key
Alarm Switch) Access Level 2 pushbuttons are
accessible with the use of the key 2-3
Fault Off provided. The key is removable only
in the off position.
Disabled/Test
On
Disable

LABEL FUNCTION ACCESS LEVEL

Toggle between disabling or enabling visibility of fault
Disable 2-3
and fire alarm indicators for a specific zone.

Figure 5—Fire Detection Panel

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 LABEL (LED COLOR) DEFINITION ACCESS LEVEL
An indication that the extinguishing panel has received signal from the detection
Activated (Red) panel confirming an alarm is present and begins the extinguishing process. There 1-3
may be a delay between activation and actual release.

Extinguishant Released (Red) An indication that an actual release of the extinguisher agent has taken place. 1-3
An indication of a fault associated with inputs and outputs affecting the extinguishing
Fault (Yellow) 1-3
zone has occurred.
An indication that field installation work is being performed. Automatic release
Manual Mode (Yellow) will not function, but manual release is still accessible. Additional information is 1-3
available at Access Level 2.
An indication that the release valve is closed, preventing the release of the
Blocked (Yellow) 1-3
extinguishant.
An indication of a non-electric condition related to a monitored component in
Peripheral Fault (Yellow) the system has occurred. For example, an almost empty CO2tank will initiate a 1-3
peripheral fault indicator.
Manual Disabled An indication that manual mode has been disabled. 1-3
Actuator Disabled An indication that solenoid for the extinguishing agent is disabled. 1-3

Extinguishant Manual Actuator

Activated Released Fault Disabled Disabled

Manual Peripheral Disable/Enable Disable/Enable

Blocked Fault
Mode Manual Actuator

LABEL FUNCTION ACCESS LEVEL

Toggle between disabling or enabling
Disable / Enable Manual manual mode. 2-3
Toggle between disabling or enabling the
Disable / Enable Actuator release of solenoid in a specific zone. 2-3

Figure 6—Extinguishing Panel

LABEL (LED COLOR) FUNCTION ACCESS LEVEL

Remote Alarm Routing
Sent (Red)
Remote Alarm Routing
Confirmed (Red)
Alarm Routing Fault
(Yellow)
Fault Routing Sent
(Yellow)
Fault Routing Fault
(Yellow)
Alarm Routing Disabled
(Yellow)
Fault Routing Disabled
(Yellow)
An indication confirming an alarm signal has been sent from the detection panel to 1-3
the routing equipment.
An indication that the routing equipment has received the alarm signal from the
detection panel remotely. 1-3
An indication of a communication error between the detection panel and the routing 1-3
equipment, or a fault detected by the routing equipment.
An indication confirming a fault signal has been sent from the detection panel to the
routing equipment. 1-3
An indication of a communication error between the detection panel and the routing 1-3
equipment, or a fault detected by the routing equipment.
An indication that all alarms are no longer transmitted to the routing equipment from
the detection panel. 1-3
An indication that all faults are no longer transmitted to the routing equipment from 1-3
the detection panel.

Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Fault Routing
Sent Confirmed Fault Disabled Disabled

Fault Routing Fault Routing Disable/Enable Disable/Enable

Sent Fault Fire Alarm Routing Fault Routing

LABEL FUNCTION ACCESS LEVEL

Disable / Enable Fire Toggle between disabling or enabling
2-3
Alarm Routing fire alarm routing to a remote location.
Disable / Enable Fault Toggle between disabling or enabling
2-3
Routing fault routing to a remote location.

Figure 7—Routing Equipment Panel

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Pushbuttons / Access Key OPERATING Humidity—
There are 14 pushbuttons and one access key located CIE / e.c.d. Cabinet: 5 to 95% RH
on the detection panel (Figure 5). The pushbuttons I/O Cabinet: 5 to 95% RH
allow the operator to interact with the system to
respond to alarms and system status conditions. The Impact (Operational)—
extinguishing panel (Figure 6) and routing equipment 0.5 joules with 3 impacts per point.
panel (Figure 7) have two pushbuttons that are Vibration, Sinusoidal (Operational)—
accessible only with the detection panel access key. 10-150Hz, 0.1g, 3 axes, 1 sweep cycle for each
functional condition.
Alarm Counter (Option with Requirement)
Vibration, Sinusoidal (Endurance)—
A seven-digit alarm counter is available as part of the
10-150Hz, 0.5g, 3 axes, 20 sweep cycle per axis.
EN54 requirements. It records the number of instances
the system enters a fire alarm condition. The counter Supply voltage—
can be reset by trained Det-Tronics personnel only Panel with external EN54-4 power supply: 18-30 Vdc
(consult factory). Panel with internal EN54-4 power supply: 230 Vac,
+10% / -15%, 45-55 Hz
Maintenance Detection Panel Input current—
Depending on the environment, the EQ5400 Series Input Volts Standby Lamp test
cabinet does not require specific maintenance, but the 24 17 mA 65 mA
panels may become dirty and cause visibility problems.
Avoid using any solvents when cleaning a dirty panel Extinguishing Panel Input current—
as they may find entry into the cabinet. A damp cloth Input Volts Standby Lamp test
is sufficient for wiping dirt from the panel(s). 24 17 mA 31 mA

For detailed maintenance instructions for system Weight—

components, reference instruction manual 95-8533 Configuration dependent (4.5 Kg minimum).
(Section 5 – Maintenance).
Dimensions—
See Figures 1 and 2.
Specifications

Note
Tested per EN54-2, EN54-17 (short circuit
isolators), EN54-18, and EN12094-1 verification.
For complete specifications for all field devices
refer to instruction manual 95-8533.

Ingress protection—
IP30

SYSTEM RESPONSE—

C.I.E.
CONFIGURABLE
AUTOMATIC C.I.E. DELAY
OUPUT
OR MANUAL <3 INDICATOR 0-60 <1
INPUT SECONDS SECONDS SECOND

Environmental Class (Per EN 12094–1)—

CIE / e.c.d Cabinet: Class B
I/O Cabinet: Class D.

OPERATING Temperature—
CIE / e.c.d. Cabinet: –20°C to +55°C
I/O Cabinet: –40°C to +75°C.

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 Section 2 Fire Alarm Condition

Access Level 1 1. When an alarm is present, the general alarm indicator

and the zone alarm indicator will become active.
2. Press “Mute Panel” to silence the detection panel
Note
buzzer and notify the appropriate personnel for
Controls at a specific Access Level shall not be
further investigation of the alarm. When a new alarm
accessible at a lower Access Level.
occurs in the same zone or another zone after the
buzzer has been muted, the buzzer will resound
Note
for the new alarm (resound function). The alarm
Reference Figures 5 to 7 for descriptions of
and indication of the alarm cannot be reset at this
pushbuttons and LEDs.
Access Level.

Description 3. The routing equipment panel will indicate that the

fire alarm indication has been sent an received at
Access Level 1 allows the basic monitoring of a remote location.
the system, accessible to the public or person(s) 4. The “Activated” and “Extinguishant Released”
responsible for the general supervision of the fire indicators on the extinguishing panel will light if an
panel. All mandatory indicators and pushbuttons are extinguishant release sequence is required.
available for investigating and initiating a response to
a fire alarm or fault warning.
1
Note
III

Alarm

IIII

III
II
II

System start-up is possible at Access Level 3a Fault

2
only. Refer to section 4 regarding instructions on Sounder Fault
Mute Panel

how to start up the system. LON Fault

Lamp Test
Power Fault

Ground Fault
Normal Condition System Fault
Disable/Enable Sounder

During normal operation, the “Power” LED is the only Disabled

Disable/Enable Fire Protection

active indicator on the detection panel. Sounder Disabled Silence/Resound

Fire Protection Disabled

Reset
Test

Alarm Power Access Level 2

Fault
1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Sounder Fault III

Mute Panel Alarm

IIII

III

II
II

LON Fault
Fault
Lamp Test
Power Fault
Disabled/Test
Ground Fault
Disable/Enable Sounder
Disable
System Fault

Disable/Enable Fire Protection

Disabled

Sounder Disabled Silence/Resound

4
Fire Protection Disabled
Reset
III III
IIII

IIII
III

III

Test II
II
II
II

III
Access Level 2 Extinguishant Manual Actuator
Power Activated Fault
IIII

III

II
II
Released Disabled Disabled

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Alarm
Manual Peripheral Disable/Enable Disable/Enable
Blocked Fault
Fault Mode Manual Actuator

Disabled/Test

Disable 4
3
III III
IIII

IIII
III

III

II II
II II

Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Fault Routing
Sent Confirmed Fault Disabled Disabled

Verify that all LEDs are functioning correctly by pressing

“Lamp Test”. A successful lamp test occurs when all the
Fault Routing Fault Routing
LEDs are illuminated, and the panel buzzer sounds.
Disable/Enable Disable/Enable
Sent Fault Fire Alarm Routing Fault Routing

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Fault Warning Condition 2. Press “Mute Panel” to silence the panel buzzer,
1. If a fault occurs, the general fault, and any additional and notify the appropriate personnel for further
fault category (i.e. Sounder, LON, Power, Zone) investigation of the fault. Upon receipt of a new
indicator will become active. fault after the buzzer has been muted, the buzzer
will resound for the new fault (resound function).
The fault and indication of the fault cannot be reset
Note
at this Access Level. Reset is available at Access
When a system fault occurs, the general fault
Level 2.
indicator will light.

Alarm
III

Fault
2

IIII

III
II
II

III

Sounder Fault

IIII

III
II
II

Mute Panel
III

LON Fault

IIII

III
1
II
II

III Lamp Test

Power Fault

IIII

III
II
II

III

Ground Fault

IIII

III
II
II

Disable / Enable Sounder

III

System Fault

IIII

III
II
II

Disable / Enable Fire Protection

Disabled

Sounder Disabled Silence / Resound

Auto Protection Disabled

Reset
Test

Power Access Level 2

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Alarm
III

Fault
IIII

III

II
II

Disabled/Test

Disable

III
IIII

III

II
II

Extinguishant Manual Actuator

Activated Released Fault
4
1 Disabled Disabled

III
IIII

III

II
II

Manual Peripheral Disable/Enable Disable/Enable

Blocked Fault
Mode Manual Actuator

4
3
III III III
IIII

IIII

IIII
III

III

III

II II II
II II II

Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Fault Routing
Sent Confirmed Fault 4
1 Disabled Disabled

4
1
III III
IIII
IIII

III
III

II II
II II

Fault Routing Fault Routing Disable/Enable Disable/Enable

Sent Fault Fire Alarm Routing Fault Routing

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Disablement Condition Test Condition
1. The general disabled indicator, and any additional 1. Indicated by the general test indicator. The zone
disabled categories (i.e. Sounder, Fire Protection, test indicator will blink when a zone is undergoing
Zone) will become active to show a disablement. tests.

Alarm Alarm

Fault Fault

Sounder Fault Sounder Fault

Mute Panel Mute Panel
LON Fault LON Fault

Lamp Test Lamp Test

Power Fault Power Fault

Ground Fault Ground Fault

Disable/Enable Sounder Disable/Enable Sounder
System Fault System Fault

III
1 Disable/Enable Fire Protection Disabled
Disable/Enable Fire Protection
Disabled
IIII

III

II
II

Sounder Disabled Silence/Resound Sounder Disabled Silence/Resound

Fire Protection Disabled Fire Protection Disabled

Reset
III
1 Reset
Test

IIII

III
Test II
II

Access Level 2 Power Access Level 2

Power

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Alarm Alarm

Fault Fault
III
III
Disabled/Test

IIII

III
Disabled/Test
IIII

III

II
II
II
II

Disable Disable

III III

Note
IIII

IIII
III

III

II II
II II

Extinguishant Manual Actuator

Activated Released Fault
4 Disabled Disabled
Zone disabled and zone test use the same LED.
When a zone is disabled the indicator will stay
Manual Peripheral Disable/Enable Disable/Enable
steady. In test mode the indicator will blink.
Blocked Fault
Mode Manual Actuator

III III
IIII

IIII
III

III

II II
II II

Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Fault Routing
Sent Confirmed Fault Disabled Disabled

Fault Routing Fault Routing Disable/Enable Disable/Enable

Sent Fault Fire Alarm Routing Fault Routing

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 Section 3 1
Access Level 2 Alarm
III

IIII

III
II
II

Fault

Sounder Fault 2
Description
Mute Panel
LON Fault
Lamp Test
Power Fault

In addition to the basic monitoring of the system, Ground Fault 2

Disable/Enable Sounder
authorized personnel can enable, disable, and reset System Fault

the system (CIE) at Access Level 2. At this level the Disabled

Disable/Enable Fire Protection

5
user has the ability to return the system to a normal Sounder Disabled Silence/Resound

condition after an alarm or fault. The key switch Fire Protection Disabled 6
Reset

allows user access to pushbuttons not available at Test

1
Access Level 1. Power Access Level 2

1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Normal Condition Alarm

III

IIII

III
II
II

Fault
In Access Level 2, the normal condition of the EQ5400
Disabled/Test
Series is the same as Access Level 1. The “Power”
LED should be the only active indicator on the detection Disable

panel.
4
Fire Alarm Condition
III III

1. Alarms and indications of alarms can be reset at

IIII

IIII
III

III
II II
II II

Extinguishant Manual Actuator

Access Level 2. When a fire alarm is indicated 4

Activated Released Fault Disabled Disabled

at Access Level 1 by the general alarm and zone

alarm indicators, turn the access key to the “ON” Manual
Blocked
Peripheral Disable/Enable Disable/Enable

position.
Mode Fault Manual Actuator

2. The sounders should be active throughout the facility 3

unless disabled prior to the alarm. The panel buzzer
will also become active and may be silenced by III III
IIII

IIII
III

III

II II
II II

pressing “Mute Panel”. Alarm Routing

Sent
Alarm Routing
Confirmed
Alarm Routing
Fault
Alarm Routing
Disabled
Fault Routing
Disabled

3. The routing equipment panel will indicate that the

fire alarm indication has been sent and received at a Fault Routing Fault Routing Disable/Enable Disable/Enable
remote location. Sent Fault Fire Alarm Routing Fault Routing

4. The “Activated” and “Extinguishant Released”

indicators on the extinguishing panel will light if an
extinguishant release sequence is required.
5. After an investigation of the alarm and the appropriate
actions have been taken, press “Silence / Resound”
to silence sounders.
6. The general alarm and zone alarm indicators will
remain active until “Reset” is pressed.
Note
“Disable / Enable Sounder” can be used to silence
an alarm, similar to “Silence / Resound”
Fault Warning Condition
After a fault condition has been investigated and
corrected, it can be cleared by pressing “Reset”.

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Disablement Condition Disabling / Enabling (Extinguishing Panel)
The following can be disabled for testing and 4. Press “Disable / Enable Manual” to disable the
maintenance purposes: manual release of the extinguishant. When disabled,
• Detection panel (Sounder, Fire Protection, and the “Manual Disable” LED will light and remain lit until
Zones) the “Disable / Enable Manual” pushbutton is pressed
again. If an alarm occurs after manual release is
• Extinguishing panel (Manual Mode and Actuator) disabled, automatic release will still be activated.
• Routing Equipment panel (Fire Alarm and Fault 5. Prior to performing maintenance on the system, press
Routing) “Disable / Enable Actuator” to disable the release of
the solenoid in a specific zone. When disabled, the
Disabling / Enabling (Detection Panel) “Actuator Disable” LED will light and remain lit until
the “Disable / Enable Manual” pushbutton is pressed
1. Prior to performing maintenance on the system,
again.
press “Disable / Enable Sounder” to disable
notification of the global sounder. If a sounder fault 6. For maintenance purposes, an external key switch
occurs during maintenance, press “Disable / Enable (separate from the Access Level 2 key switch)
Sounder” followed by “Reset”. This will prevent activates the “Manual Mode” LED. In this mode,
the transmission of the fault from been sent to the extinguishant release is not automatic.
Routing Equipment panel. Note
2. “Disable / Enable Fire Protection” is used during The extinguishant may be released with the
maintenance to the stop the automatic fire protection manual release input.
of the system. This prevents transmission between
the detection and extinguishing panels for all the III III

4 5

III

III
III

III
IIII IIII

zones. Be sure to clear all alarms before enabling Activated

Extinguishant
Released Fault
4
Manual
Disabled
Actuator
Disabled

fire protection. III

III

6
III

4 5
IIII

After an alarm has already occurred, pressing the Manual

Blocked
Peripheral Disable/Enable Disable/Enable

“Disable / Enable Fire Protection” pushbutton will Mode Fault Manual Actuator

not disable fire protection for that alarm, but it can

disable the fire protection of a new alarm.
Disabling / Enabling (Routing Equipment Panel)
3. Zone disabling is useful in situations where a device
continuously false alarms in a specific zone, or when 7. Prior to performing maintenance on the system, press
welding related work will be performed in a zone. “Disable / Enable Fire Alarm Routing” to prevent any
fire alarm from been sent to a remote location. When
disabled, the “Alarm Routing Disabled” LED will light
and remain lit until the “Disable / Enable Fire Alarm
Alarm
Routing” pushbutton is pressed again.
Fault

Sounder Fault
8. Prior to performing maintenance on the system, press
LON Fault
Mute Panel
“Disable / Enable Fault Routing” to prevent any fault
Power Fault
Lamp Test from been sent to a remote location. When disabled,
Ground Fault 1 the “Fault Routing Disabled” LED will light and remain
System Fault
1 Disable/Enable Sounder
lit until the “Disable / Enable Fault Routing” pushbutton
2
Disabled
III
Disable/Enable Fire Protection
is pressed again.
IIII

III

II
II

III

Sounder Disabled
IIII

Silence/Resound
III

II
II

Fire Protection Disabled

III 2 III III
IIII

III

III

III

7 8
III

III

Reset
II
II
IIII IIII

1
Test Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Alarm Routing Fault Routing
Sent Confirmed Fault Disabled Disabled

Power Access Level 2

7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fault Routing Fault Routing Disable/Enable Disable/Enable
Alarm Sent Fault Fire Alarm Routing Fault Routing

Fault
III

Disabled/Test
3
IIII

III

II
II

Test Condition
Disable

It is necessary to test the system on a regular basis

to ensure proper functionality. Although testing is
not actually performed at Access Level 2, many of
the pushbuttons available at Access Level 2 assist
in the testing process. See section 4 for a detailed
description of how to enable test mode.
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 Section 4
Access Level 3
Access Level 3 involves system maintenance and
interrogation, performed by trained and authorized
individuals only (e.g. Local Fire Marshall). The cabinet
is accessed with a unique lock. This Access Level is
divided into levels 3a and 3b. Access Level 3a requires
an authorized person to perform system related tasks.
Access Level 3b involves the use of the S3 software to
commission the system.
Access Level 3a
The EQ5400 Series is pre-configured at the factory with
all necessary wiring connections established between
the detectors and other field devices. In this condition,
the system is ready for use by turning the power on.
2.1
Start up
Follow these steps to start up the system:
1. Prior to start up, ensure that there is AC power
supplied to the cabinet via the EN54 approved
power supply.
2. Remove power from all output devices to prevent
actuation.
3. Turn on the CBAC breaker.
4. Close the fuse on the EN54 power supply.
Note
To prevent the network modules from going into a
fault condition, apply power to the EQP controller
prior to applying power to the network devices.
5. Supply power to all external field devices, making
sure to follow instructions for all external power
supplies used.
6. Wait approximately five minutes then press “Reset”
on the controller to clear the start up message.
Note
If faults remain after “Reset” has been pressed,
they must be cleared before proceeding.
The following conditions at Access Level 3 are specific
to the state of the EQP controller.
System Controller
The controller performs all communication, command,
and control functions for the system. The controller
supports both “Static” and “Programmable” logic. The
EQP controllers can be configured as a redundant pair
where one controller acts as the “Master” while the
other acts as the “Hot Standby”.
The Reset button on the controller has the same
function as the Reset button on the detection panel.
The Cancel, Enter, Next, and Previous buttons are
used to navigate through the controller’s menu. The
Acknowledge button has no function.
“Silence” has no function unless the option with
requirement is utilized. If this option is used, the
silence button should be labeled “Stop Flooding”. For
detailed information regarding the controller, reference
instruction manual 95-8533.
Normal Condition
In a normal operating mode the EQP controller should
display the current date and time.
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System Fault
A system fault will occur when a controller (primary or
back up) fault occurs. The controllers actively perform
self-checks in the background, and if a fault is detected
a system fault will be indicated. Communication failure
between the controller and display panels will cause a
system fault.
During a system fault the buzzer will sound. If the
system fault is caused by a detection panel failure, the
buzzer will continue sounding and cannot be silenced.
Power must be turned off to reset the system.
Note
Depending on the system fault, the buzzer may or
may not be silenced.
When the primary controller fails, the back up controller
will take over, activating the system and general fault
indicators.
2.1
Test Condition
Caution
When the system is in an alarm condition, Test
mode of the zone in alarm should not be activated.
Caution
When the system is in Test mode, “Reset” must be
pressed prior to exiting the Test mode.
Note
During test mode, any alarm / fault will be
indicated by a zone indicator only.
The EQP system must be tested periodically to verify
that it is functioning correctly. The system is tested
manually by activating the test switches, located inside
of the cabinet (Figure 8). Each switch represents an
individual zone.
Figure 8–Test Switches
Test mode is activated by pressing the switch, for the
desired zone, to the on position.
Note
The “Disable / Test” LED blinking signifies that a
zone is in Test mode, and no action is needed.
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Access Level 3b

Note
Access Level 3b requires the use of the S 3
configuration tool. Refer to the Commissioning
manual (95-8647).

Section 5
Access Level 4
Please contact the factory for firmware upgrades.

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ORDERING INFORMATION
When ordering, please refer to the EQ5400 Series Model Matrix.

EQP EN54/ EN12094 Cabinet

MODEL DESCRIPTION
EQ5400 EQP EN54/EN12094
TYPE PANEL CONFIGURATION
D Detection Panel
R Detection & Routing Equipment Panels
E Detection, Routing Equipment & Extinguishing Panels
G Detection & Extinguishing Panels
TYPE # OF CONTROLLERS
1 Simplex
2 Redundant
TYPE CABINET TYPE
A Adalet CN4X Series
B Hoffman CSD Series
C Rittal TS Series
TYPE ASSEMBLY SPECIFIC
0XXXXXX-XXX* Factory Order # Drawing Packet
* This number includes the following:
Cabinet Size
I/O modules quantity and type
Internal wiring configuration (power, signal, and communication)
Number of display panels
Control and Indication Equipment panel

EQP EN54 I/O Cabinet

MODEL DESCRIPTION
EQ5410 EQP EN54 I/O Cabinet
TYPE CABINET TYPE
A Adalet CN4X Series
B Hoffman CSD Series
C Rittal TS Series
TYPE ASSEMBLY SPECIFIC
0XXXXXX-XXX* Factory Order # Drawing Packet
* This number includes the following:
Cabinet Size
I/O modules quantity and type
Internal wiring configuration (power, signal, and communication)
Number of display panels
Control and Indication Equipment panel

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 Maintenance LOG

Date Maintenance Action Personnel

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 APPENDIX A
en54-2 & en12094-1 approvals

VdS

Approval to: EN 54-2: 1997 + A1: 2006

Certificate of Conformity
0832 - CPD - 1441

Product LPCB Ref. No. VdS Ref. No.

EQ5400D
Single loop eight zone addressable control and indicating 973c/01 G211022
equipment (CIE) for use in fire detection and alarm systems

Incorporating as modular units:

EQ3150 Controller Main controller
Detection panel Detection panel
EQ2220 (GFM) Ground Fault Monitor
EQ3LTM Lon Termination Module
EQ3730 (EDIO) Enhanced Discrete Input / Output (SIL only)

and as optional modular units:

EQ3710 (AIM) Analogue Input Module
EQ3720 (RM) Relay Module
Model EQ22EM (IDCSC) Initiating Device Circuit – Short Circuit
Model EQ25EM (SAM) Signal Audible Module
Model EQ24EM (NE) Network Extender
Model EQ24EM (PLR) Physical Layer Repeater
EQ3810 (PDM) Power Distribution Module
750XCXH-24D Magnecraft relay module

Certified with the following options with requirements from EN 54 Part 2:

7.8 Output to fire alarm devices
7.12.2 Dependencies on more than one alarm signal (Type B dependency)
7.13 Alarm counter
8.3 Fault signals from points
10 Test condition

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 APPENDIX A
en54-2 & en12094-1 approvals – Continued

VdS

Certificate of Conformity Approval to: EN 54-2: 1997 + A1: 2006

0832 - CPD - 1457

Product LPCB Ref. No. VdS Ref. No.

EQ5400R
Single loop eight zone addressable control and indicating 973c/02 G211023
equipment (CIE) for use in fire detection and alarm systems

Incorporating as modular units:

EQ3150 Controller Main controller
Detection panel Detection panel
Routing panel Routing panel
EQ2220 (GFM) Ground Fault Monitor
EQ3LTM Lon Termination Module
EQ3730 (EDIO) Enhanced Discrete Input/Output (SIL only)

and as optional modular units:

EQ3710 (AIM) Analogue Input Module
EQ3720 (RM) Relay Module
Model EQ22EM (IDCSC) Initiating Device Circuit – Short Circuit
Model EQ25EM (SAM) Signal Audible Module
Model EQ24EM (NE) Network Extender
Model EQ24EM (PLR) Physical Layer Repeater
EQ3810 (PDM) Power Distribution Module
750XCXH-24D Magnecraft relay module

Certified with the following options with requirements from EN 54 Part 2:

7.8 Output to fire alarm devices
7.9.1 Output to fire alarm routing equipment
7.9.2 Alarm confirmation input from fire alarm routing equipment
7.12.2 Dependencies on more than one alarm signal (Type B dependency)
7.13 Alarm counter
8.3 Fault signals from points
8.9 Output to fault warning routing equipment
10 Test condition

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 APPENDIX A
en54-2 & en12094-1 approvals – Continued

VdS

Certificate of Conformity Approval to: EN 54-2: 1997 + A1: 2006

0832 - CPD - 1442 EN12094-1: 2003

Product LPCB Ref. No. VdS Ref. No.

EQ5400E Single loop eight zone addressable control and indicating equipment 973d/01 G211024
(CIE) and two extinguishing zone class B electrical automatic control
and delay devices (e.c.d.) for use in fire detection and alarm systems

Incorporating as modular units:

EQ3150 Controller Main controller
Detection panel Detection panel
Routing panel Routing panel
Extinguishing panel Extinguishing panel
EQ2220 (GFM) Ground Fault Monitor
EQ3LTM Lon Termination Module
EQ3730 (EDIO) Enhanced Discrete Input/Output (SIL only)
and as optional modular units:
EQ3710 (AIM) Analogue Input Module
EQ3720 (RM) Relay Module
Model EQ22EM (IDCSC) Initiating Device Circuit – Short Circuit
Model EQ25EM (SAM) Signal Audible Module
Model EQ24EM (NE) Network Extender
Model EQ24EM (PLR) Physical Layer Repeater
EQ3810 (PDM) Power Distribution Module
750XCXH-24D Magnecraft relay module
Certified with the following options with requirements from EN 54 Part 2:
7.8 Output to fire alarm devices
7.9.1 Output to fire alarm routing equipment
7.9.2 Alarm confirmation input from fire alarm routing equipment
7.10.1 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Type A)
7.10.2 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Type B)
7.10.3 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Type C)
7.10.4 Fault monitoring of fire protection equipment
7.12.2 Dependencies on more than one alarm signal (Type B dependency)
7.13 Alarm counter
8.3 Fault signals from points
8.4 Total loss of the power supply
8.9 Output to fault warning routing equipment
10 Test condition
Certified with the following options with requirements from EN 12094-1:
4.17 Delay of extinguishing signal
4.18 Signal representing the flow of extinguishing agent
4.19 Monitoring of the status of components
4.20 Emergency hold device
4.21 Control of flooding time
4.23 Manual mode only
4.24 Triggering signals to equipment within the system
4.26 Triggering of equipment outside the system

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 APPENDIX A
en54-2 & en12094-1 approvals – Continued

VdS

Certificate of Conformity Approval to: EN 54-2: 1997 + A1: 2006

0832 - CPD - 1905 EN12094-1: 2003

Product LPCB Ref. No.
EQ5400G Single loop eight zone addressable control and indicating equipment 973d/02
(CIE) and two extinguishing zone class B electrical automatic control
and delay devices (e.c.d.) for use in fire detection and alarm systems

Incorporating as modular units:

EQ3150 Controller Main controller
Detection panel Detection panel
Extinguishing panel Extinguishing panel
EQ2220 (GFM) Ground Fault Monitor
EQ3LTM Lon Termination Module
EQ3730 (EDIO) Enhanced Discrete Input/Output (SIL only)
and as optional modular units:
EQ3710 (AIM) Analogue Input Module
EQ3720 (RM) Relay Module
Model EQ22EM (IDCSC) Initiating Device Circuit – Short Circuit
Model EQ25EM (SAM) Signal Audible Module
Model EQ24EM (NE) Network Extender
Model EQ24EM (PLR) Physical Layer Repeater
EQ3810 (PDM) Power Distribution Module
750XCXH-24D Magnecraft relay module
Certified with the following options with requirements from EN 54 Part 2:
7.8 Output to fire alarm devices
7.10.1 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Type A)
7.10.2 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Type B)
7.10.3 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Type C)
7.10.4 Fault monitoring of fire protection equipment
7.12.2 Dependencies on more than one alarm signal (Type B dependency)
7.13 Alarm counter
8.3 Fault signals from points
8.4 Total loss of the power supply
10 Test condition

Certified with the following options with requirements from EN 12094-1:

4.17 Delay of extinguishing signal
4.18 Signal representing the flow of extinguishing agent
4.19 Monitoring of the status of components
4.20 Emergency hold device
4.21 Control of flooding time
4.23 Manual mode only
4.24 Triggering signals to equipment within the system
4.26 Triggering of equipment outside the system

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 APPENDIX A
en54-2 & en12094-1 approvals – Continued

Figure A-1 (EN54 & VdS Approved Eagle Quantum Premier System)

2.1 24 95-8642
 APPENDIX B
EN54-13 Approvals

The following tables list all the compatible devices that define an EN54-13 Eagle Quantum Premier system.

Table B-1 (EN54-13 Device Compatibility Table)

Power
Power Power
Supply Min Power Supply Contact Contact
Part LON Supply Max Supply VDS Approval
Description Manufacturer Voltage Max Current Voltage Current
NUMBER DEVICE Voltage in Quiescent NUMBER
in Alarm in Alarm State Rating Rating
Alarm State Current
State
“A” - Fire Detectors
Multispectrum Infrared
Det-Tronics X3301xxx14 Yes 18 30 0.16 / 0.565 0.16 / 0.565 n/a n/a G202136
Flame Detector
Ultraviolet Flame Detector Det-Tronics X2200xxx14 Yes 18 30 0.135 0.135 n/a n/a G203083
Infrared Flame Detector Det-Tronics X9800xxx14 Yes 18 30 0.085 / 0.420 0.085 / 0.420 n/a n/a G203084
Ultraviolet/Infrared Flame
Det-Tronics X5200xxx14 Yes 18 30 0.155 / 0.490 0.155 / 0.490 n/a n/a G203085
Detector
Smoke Detector (Ionization) Apollo Fire Detectors 55000-217 No 9 33 0.000028 0.052 n/a n/a G200075
Smoke Detector (Optical) Apollo Fire Detectors 55000-317 No 9 33 0.00004 0.052 n/a n/a G200017
Heat Detector Apollo Fire Detectors 55000-122 No 9 33 0.000045 0.052 n/a n/a G200059
Heat Detector Safe Area Esti 22-14032-300 No n/a n/a n/a n/a 230 0.25 G395002
Heat Detector Ex ia Esti 22-14035-000 No n/a n/a n/a n/a 250 6 G304005
Pepperl + Fuchs KFD0-CS-Ex1.56 or
Barriers/Isolators No 6 42 0.25 0.25 n/a n/a G210047
GmbH KFD0-CS-Ex2.56
"B" Control & Indicating Equipment Electrical Control Device
Eagle Quantum Premier EQ5400 / See Manual 95- See Manual 95- G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics Yes 18 30 n/a n/a
System EQ5410 8533, Table 3.1 8533, Table 3.2 G211024
G211022/G211023/
Controller Det-Tronics EQ3xxx Yes 18 30 0.36 0.43 n/a n/a
G211024
G211022/G211023/
Detection Panel Det-Tronics 009988-001 No 18 30 0.02 0.078 n/a n/a
G211024
G211022/G211023/
Extinguishing Panel Det-Tronics 009989-001 No 18 30 0.02 0.039 n/a n/a
G211024
G211022/G211023/
Routing Equipment Panel Det-Tronics 010905-001 No 18 30 0.02 0.039 n/a n/a
G211024
EQ5420
Fire Brigade Panel IFAM GmbH Erfurt No 18 30 0.018 0.075 n/a n/a G299034
(FBF 2001)
EQ24EMNE or G211022/G211023/
Network Extender (NE) Det-Tronics Yes 18 30 0.09 0.09 n/a n/a
EQ24xxNE G211024
Physical Layer Repeater EQ24EMPLR or G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics Yes 18 30 0.09 0.09 n/a n/a
(PLR) EQ24xxPLR G211024
Ground Fault Monitor G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics EQ2220GFM No 18 30 0.018 0.018 n/a n/a
(GFM) G211024
LON Termination Module G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics EQ3LTM Yes 0 30 n/a n/a n/a n/a
(LTM) G211024
G211022/G211023/
Analog Input Module (AIM) Det-Tronics EQ3710 Yes 18 30 0.16 0.3 n/a n/a
G211024
G211022/G211023/
Relay Module (RM) Det-Tronics EQ3720 Yes 18 30 0.12 0.12 30 2
G211024
Enhanced Discrete Input/ G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics EQ3730 Yes 18 30 0.075 8.075 n/a n/a
Output (EDIO) G211024
Initiating Device Circuit - EQ22EMIDCSC or G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics Yes 18 30 0.055 0.09 n/a n/a
Short Circuit (IDCSC) EQ22xxIDCSC G211024
Signal Audible Module EQ25EMSAM or G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics Yes 18 30 0.06 4.12 n/a n/a
(SAM) EQ22xxSAM G211024
G211022/G211023/
Hermetic Octal Relay Magnecraft 750XCXH-24D No 18 30 0.07 0.07 28 12
G211024

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EN54-13 approvals – Continued

Table B-1 (EN54-13 Device Compatibility Table) – Continued

Power
Power Power
Supply Min Power Supply Contact Contact
Part LON Supply Max Supply VDS Approval
Description Manufacturer Voltage Max Current Voltage Current
NUMBER DEVICE Voltage in Quiescent NUMBER
in Alarm in Alarm State Rating Rating
Alarm State Current
State
“C” - Fire Alarm Devices

Sounder Ex d Pfannenberg GmbH 320 76 80 0 000 No 18 30 0 0.8 n/a n/a G209081

Strobe Safe Area Cooper Fulleon Ltd Solex 3, 10, 15 No 9 60 0 0.24 n/a n/a G207018
“D” - Manual Call Point
Type 2014/2,
Fire Alarm Switch FHF No n/a n/a n/a n/a 250 0.25 G297060
31810001
Type 2014/2,
Fire Alarm Switch FHF No n/a n/a n/a n/a 250 0.25 G207146
31820001
Type 2014/2,
Fire Alarm Switch FHF No n/a n/a n/a n/a 250 0.25 G210019
31830001

Manual Call Ex d Vershoven DC31 No n/a n/a n/a n/a 30 0.1 G207079

“G” - Control for Automatic Fire Protection Equipment

Enhanced Discrete Input/ G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics EQ3730 Yes 18 30 0.075 8.075 n/a n/a
Output (EDIO) G211024
“H” - Automatic Fire Protection

Reference EN12094-1 EQP System Certification

“L” - Power Supply

Input: Input: Input: Input:
BE-PSE12-C with 195.5Vac 253Vac 0.27A 1.8A
Power Supply Schrack Seconet No n/a n/a G209171
BE-CBE12-C Output: Output: Output: Output:
21.6Vdc 28.3Vdc 1.8A 12A
Input: Input: Input: Input:
195.5Vac 253Vac 0.36A 1.8A
Power Supply Schrack Seconet BE-PSE12-P170 No n/a n/a G209171
Output: Output: Output: Output:
21.6Vdc 28.3Vdc 2.36A 12A
Component Type 2 & Communication Equipment
Safety Systems Software G211022/G211023/
Det-Tronics n/a No n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
(S3) G211024
G211022/G211023/
ControlNet Allen-Bradley n/a No n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
G211024
Risk Area Heat Detector
Det-Tronics HD No 18 30 n/a n/a 30 1 n/a
Ex d
Infrared Hydrocarbon Gas
Det-Tronics PIRECLx4 Yes 18 30 0.27 0.275 n/a n/a n/a
Detector
Open Path Infrared Gas
Det-Tronics OPECLx14 Yes 18 30 0.44 0.44 n/a n/a n/a
Detection System
Digital Communication Unit
Det-Tronics EQ22xxDCU Yes 18 30 0.3 0.32 n/a n/a n/a
(DCU)
Digital Communication Unit
Det-Tronics EQ22xxDCUEX Yes 18 30 0.145 0.16 n/a n/a n/a
- Combustible (DCUEX)
w/o heater: 0.11 w/o heater: 0.11
UD10/DCU Det-Tronics UD10xxx28 Yes 18 30 n/a n/a n/a
w/ heater: 0.33 w/ heater: 0.33
w/o heater: 0.33 w/o heater: 0.33
UD10/DCUEX Det-Tronics UD10xxx25 Yes 18 30 n/a n/a n/a
w/ heater: 0.55 w/ heater: 0.55

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Table B-2 (EQP System Device Power Compatibility Table for EN54-13)

Cable Cable
Length quiescent V alarm I alarm Length alarm
Vquiescent I quiescent
Model # Model Description Per Conductor
(V) (mA) Per Conductor (V) (mA)
(Ω) (Ω)
Multispectrum Infrared Flame Detector
X3301 24 800 1 24 800 1
(Max. 5 per circuit)
Ultraviolet/Infrared Flame Detector
X5200 24 775 1 24 775 1
(Max. 5 per circuit)
Infrared Flame Detector
X9800 24 425 1 24 425 1
(Max. 5 per circuit)
Ultraviolet Flame Detector
X2200 24 675 1 24 675 1
(Max. 5 per circuit)

Table B-3 (EQP System Device Output Compatibility Table for EN54-13)

Quiescent
I/O Load Range Output Short Circuit Maximum Allowed
Model # Model Description Load
Configuration Rload Current Output Current Cable Resistance
Current
Enhanced Discrete Class A Output A blocking diode
EQ3730 12 - 5000Ω 2A max./Ch. 10A max./Ch RLoad/40
Input/Output (EDIO) (4 Channel) 0mA

Class A Solenoid
Enhanced Discrete
EQ3730 Output A 300 - 5000Ω 2A max./Ch. 15mA max. 10A max./Ch RLoad/40
Input/Output (EDIO)
(4 Channel)
Class A Solenoid
Enhanced Discrete 12 - 300Ω,
EQ3730 Output A 2A max./Ch. 15mA max. 10A max./Ch RLoad/40
Input/Output (EDIO) 100mH min
(4 Channel)

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Figure B-1 (EN54-13 Approved Eagle Quantum Premier System)

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 APPENDIX C
EN54-13 POWER REQUIREMENTS

EQ5400 SERIES (CIE / e.c.d.)

(Internal connections not shown)

EQP3730EDIO EQP3730EDIO
(INPUT) 2 3 (OUTPUT) 2 3

6 COM 2 SHLD COM 2 SHLD 6

LON FROM LON TO
5 COM 2 B NEXT DEVICE COM 2 B 5
PREVIOUS DEVICE
4 COM 2 A (Typical) (Typical) COM 2 A 4
3 COM 1 SHLD COM 1 SHLD 3
LON TO LON TO
LON IN 2 COM 1 B COM 1 B 2 LON OUT
NEXT DEVICE NEXT DEVICE
1 COM 1 A (Typical) (Typical) COM 1 A 1
COM COM

INPUT 1 TO TO
EARTH EARTH
DETECTOR X DETECTOR A GROUND P4 P3 P3 P4 GROUND
A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A OUTPUT 4

CH 5
CH 5
•••••••••••••

CH 1
CH 1
B IN–/OUT+ B B IN–/OUT+ B
3.3K Ω 3.3K Ω

EOL C COMMON C C COMMON C

10K Ω
•••••••••••••
A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A

CH 6
LOAD

CH 2
CH 6

CH 2
B IN–/OUT+ B B IN–/OUT+ B
C COMMON C C COMMON C

A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A

CH 3

CH 7
CH 3
B IN–/OUT+ B
CH 7

B IN–/OUT+ B
C COMMON C C COMMON C

A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A

CH 4

CH 8
CH 4
CH 8

B IN–/OUT+ B B IN–/OUT+ B
C COMMON C Internal connection only 5
C COMMON C

+ – 1 A Max.
1 10 MAXIMUM MANUAL CALL POINTS AND 32 MAXIMUM DETECTORS. 12 A Max.
Ua1 +
Ua1 –
Ua2 +
Ua2 –
2 ALL CHANNELS OF AN EDIO MODULE MUST BE WITHIN THE SAME ZONE. Ua3 +
Ua3 –

5
Ua4 +
DEVICE LIST POWER SUPPLY

External connections
FOR VdS INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS, MANUAL CALL POINTS AND DETECTORS Ua4 –
3 MUST BE CONNECTED TO SEPARATE EDIO MODULES. EQ30XX - Eagle Quantum Premier Controller SCHRACK SECONET, TYPE BE-BSE12-C Ua5 +
WITH BE-CBE12-C Ua5 –
EQ3800 - Power Distribution Module Ua6 +
EQ24xxNE - Series Network Extender OR
Ua6 –
SCHRACK SECONET, TYPE BE-PSE312-P170
FOR VdS INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS, A MAXIMUM OF 4 CLASS A SOUNDER EQ24xxPLR - Physical Layer Repeater Ua7 +
CIRCUITS ARE ALLOWED FOR EACH EDIO MODULE. FOR EACH CLASS A CIRCUIT, EQ3LTM - LON Termination Module Ua7 –
Ua8 +
A MAXIMUM OF 2 Pfanneneberg GmbH (TYPE 32076800000) CLASS A SOUNDERS EQ3710AIM - Analog Input Module Ua8 –
ARE ALLOWED. THE SUM OF ALL SOUNDER CURRENT RATINGS MUST BE LESS EQ3720RM - Relay Module AC Ua9 +
4 THAN 2 AMPS PER CIRCUIT. EQ3730EDIO - Enhanced Discrete Input/Output Module Ua9 –
L N
EQ22xxIDCSC - Inititating Device Circuit Short Circuit Ua10 +
Ua10 –
REFERENCE THE EQP MANUAL, 95-8533 (TABLE 3.2), FOR POWER SUPPLY EQ25xxSAM - Signal Audible Module
5 CALCULATIONS. POWER SUPPLY - Schrack Seconet PS
A2574

Figure C-1 (EN54-13 Approved EQ5400 Series for the CIE / e.c.d.)

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EQ5410 SERIES (INPUT/OUTPUT)

(Internal connections not shown) 2 3 6

EQP3730EDIO EQP3730EDIO
(INPUT) 2 3 6 (OUTPUT) 2 3 6

6 COM 2 SHLD COM 2 SHLD 6

LON FROM LON TO
5 COM 2 B NEXT DEVICE COM 2 B 5
PREVIOUS DEVICE
4 COM 2 A (Typical) (Typical) COM 2 A 4
3 COM 1 SHLD COM 1 SHLD 3
LON TO LON TO
LON IN 2 COM 1 B COM 1 B 2 LON OUT
NEXT DEVICE NEXT DEVICE
1 COM 1 A (Typical) (Typical) COM 1 A 1
COM COM

TO TO
EARTH EARTH OUTPUT 4

GROUND P4 P3 P3 P4 GROUND
A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A

CH 1

CH 5
CH 1
CH 5

B IN–/OUT+ B B IN–/OUT+ B
C COMMON C C COMMON C CLASS A
CHANNEL 5
A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A (Typical)
LOAD

CH 6
CH 2
CH 6

CH 2

B IN–/OUT+ B B IN–/OUT+ B
C COMMON C C COMMON C

A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A

CH 3

CH 7
CH 3

B IN–/OUT+ B
CH 7

B IN–/OUT+ B
INPUT 1
C COMMON C
C COMMON C
DETECTOR X DETECTOR A
A + SUPPLY A A + SUPPLY A
CH 8

•••••••••••••

CH 4

CH 8
CH 4

B IN–/OUT+ B B IN–/OUT+ B
3.3K Ω 3.3K Ω

EOL C COMMON C Internal connection only

C COMMON C
10K Ω
••••••••••••• 5

+ – 1 A Max.
12 A Max. Ua1 +
Ua1 –
Ua2 +
Ua2 –
Ua3 +

5
Ua3 –
POWER SUPPLY

External connections
Ua4 +
Ua4 –
SCHRACK SECONET, TYPE BE-BSE12-C Ua5 +
WITH BE-CBE12-C Ua5 –
OR Ua6 +
SCHRACK SECONET, TYPE BE-PSE312-P170 Ua6 –
Ua7 +
Ua7 –
Ua8 +
Ua8 –
AC Ua9 +
DEVICE LIST Ua9 –
L N
EQ3730EDIO - Enhanced Discrete Input/Output Module Ua10 +
Ua10 –
EQ220GFM - Ground Fault Monitor
POWER SUPPLY - Schrack Seconet PS
A2575

1 10 MAXIMUM MANUAL CALL POINTS AND 32 MAXIMUM DETECTORS.

2 ALL CHANNELS OF AN EDIO MODULE MUST BE WITHIN THE SAME ZONE.

FOR VdS INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS, MANUAL CALL POINTS AND DETECTORS

3 MUST BE CONNECTED TO SEPARATE EDIO MODULES.

FOR VdS INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS, A MAXIMUM OF 4 CLASS A SOUNDER

CIRCUITS ARE ALLOWED FOR EACH EDIO MODULE. FOR EACH CLASS A CIRCUIT,
A MAXIMUM OF 2 Pfanneneberg GmbH (TYPE 32076800000) CLASS A SOUNDERS
ARE ALLOWED. THE SUM OF ALL SOUNDER CURRENT RATINGS MUST BE LESS
4 THAN 2 AMPS PER CIRCUIT.

REFERENCE THE EQP MANUAL, 95-8533 (TABLE 3.2), FOR POWER SUPPLY
5 CALCULATIONS.

6 RESERVE 4 EDIO CHANNELS FOR POWER SUPPLY AND GROUND FAULT MONITORING.
Figure C-2 (EN54-13 Approved EQ5410 Series for Inputs / Outputs)

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EN54-13 POWER REQUIREMENTS – Continued

X-SERIES FLAME DETECTOR (LON VERSION) X-SERIES FLAME DETECTOR (LON VERSION)

COM SHIELD 6 16 COM SHIELD COM SHIELD 6 16 COM SHIELD

LON LON LON LON

COM 1 A 5 15 COM 2 A COM 1 A 5 15 COM 2 A

COM 1 B 4 14 COM 2 B COM 1 B 4 14 COM 2 B

POWER SHIELD 3 13 POWER SHIELD POWER SHIELD 3 13 POWER SHIELD

TO NEXT X-SERIES
FLAME DETECTOR
24 VDC + 2 12 24 VDC + 24 VDC + 2 12 24 VDC + 1

24 VDC – 1 11 24 VDC – 24 VDC – 1 11 24 VDC –

X-SERIES FLAME DETECTOR (LON VERSION) X-SERIES FLAME DETECTOR (LON VERSION)

COM SHIELD 6 16 COM SHIELD COM SHIELD 6 16 COM SHIELD

LON LON LON LON

COM 1 A 5 15 COM 2 A COM 1 A 5 15 COM 2 A

COM 1 B 4 14 COM 2 B COM 1 B 4 14 COM 2 B

POWER SHIELD 3 13 POWER SHIELD POWER SHIELD 3 13 POWER SHIELD

TO NEXT X-SERIES
FLAME DETECTOR
24 VDC + 2 12 24 VDC + 24 VDC + 2 12 24 VDC +
1

24 VDC – 1 11 24 VDC – 24 VDC – 1 11 24 VDC –

EQP5400 (SEE FIGURE 1) OR EQ5410 (SEE FIGURE 2)

(Internal connection not shown)

1 A Max.
+ Ua1
– Ua1
+ Ua2
– Ua2
+ Ua3
– Ua3
+ Ua4 POWER SUPPLY
– Ua4
+ Ua5 SCHRACK SECONET, TYPE BE-BSE12-C
– Ua5 WITH BE-CBE12-C
+ Ua6 OR
TO POWER SUPPLY TO DEVICE
– Ua6 SCHRACK SECONET, TYPE BE-PSE312-P170
2 2
+ Ua7
– Ua7
+ Ua8
– Ua8
+ Ua9
– Ua9
+ Ua10
AC
– Ua10 L N

A2576

5 MAXIMUM FLAME DETECTORS ON A POWER CIRCUIT,

1 AND ALL FLAME DETECTOR ON A POWER CIRCUIT MUST BE IN THE SAME ZONE.

REFERENCE THE EQP MANUAL, 95-8533 (TABLE 3.2), FOR POWER SUPPLY
2 CALCULATIONS.

Figure C-3 (EN54-13 Approved LON Configuration for X-Series Flame Detectors)

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PIRECL (LON VERSION)

OR OPECL RECEIVER (LON VERSION)

24 VDC SHIELD

24 VDC SHIELD

COM 1 SHIELD

COM 2 SHIELD

CALIBRATE
24 VDC +
24 VDC –
24 VDC +
24 VDC –

COM 1 B

COM 2 B
COM 1 A

COM 2 A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

MODEL STB SERIES 1 INTEGRAL CONNECTION

(6-PORT VERSION)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

COM 1 SHIELD

COM 2 B

COM 2 SHIELD
24 VDC –

24 VDC +

24 VDC –

24 VDC +
24 VDC SHIELD

24 VDC SHIELD

COM 2 A
COM 1 B
COM 1 A

POWER 1 COM 2

POWER 2 COM 1

A2577

1 INTEGRAL CONNECTION REQUIRED.

Figure C-4 (EN54-13 Approved Configuration for PIRECL)

OPECL TRANSMITTER
NO USER CONNECTION NO USER CONNECTION
24 VDC +

24 VDC +
24 VDC –

24 VDC –

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

A2578

POWER 1 POWER 2

Figure C-5 (EN54-13 Approved Configuration for OPECL Transmitter)

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STB SERIES
(Optional Remote Mount Type 2 Equipment

Internal Connections
not shown

UD10 DISPLAY UNIT

(Internal Connections not shown)

Sensor
J4-1

J4-2

J4-3

J4-4

J4-5
J4
Connector
CALIBRATE

24 VDC –
SHIELD

24 VDC +
4-20 mA

LON Connector TO SENSOR

SHIELD J3-1

2 B COM J3-2
COM 2
J2 2 A COM J3-3

SHIELD J3-4 Jumpers

1 B COM J3-5
ON

COM 1
1 A COM J3-6
SW3
J3
24 VDC –
24 VDC –

24 VDC +
24 VDC +

SHIELD

SHIELD
J7-6

J7-5

J7-4

J7-3

J7-2

J7-1

J7
A2579
Power Supply Connector

POWER 2 POWER 1

Figure C-6 (EN54-13 Approved Configuration for FlexVu UD10)

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EQ2200DCU/DCUEX
(Internal Connections not shown)

POINTWATCH
1
CALIBRATE
STB SERIES
(Optional Remote Mount Type 2 Equipment)
4 TO 20 MA IN 2

– 3

SENSOR
POWER
+ 4 Internal Connections
not shown
A
5

COM 2
B
6

–
7 14

COM SHIELD TO SENSOR

–
8 13 POWER 1

24 VDC
A +
9 12

COM 1 B + POWER 2
10 11

A2580

Figure C-7 (EN54-13 Approved Configuration for EQ2200DCU / DCUEX)

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