Minerva MX Range of Addressable Controllers Product Application & Design Information

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PUBLICATION: 17A-02-D
ISSUE No. & DATE: 7A 8/10
MINERVA MX RANGE OF ADDRESSABLE CONTROLLERS

PRODUCT APPLICATION & DESIGN INFORMATION
LIST OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION 3 3 OPERATOR INDICATORS

1.1 TYCO MX TECHNOLOGYTM 3 AND CONTROLS 13
1.1.1 MX DIGITAL LOOP PROTOCOL 3 3.1 GENERAL 13
1.1.2 MX VIRTUAL MULTI-SENSOR 3.2 INDICATORS 13
DETECTORS 4 3.2.1 OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE 13
1.1.3 MX FASTLOGIC and CCO 3.2.2 OPERATOR CONTROL MODULE 13
DETECTION ALGORITHMS 5 3.3 CONTROLS 22
1.1.4 MX ANCILLARIES 5 3.3.1 OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE 22
1.2 KEY FUNCTION AND FEATURES 6 3.3.2 OPERATOR CONTROL MODULE 22
3.4 ACCESS TO CIE FUNCTIONS 22
2 GENERAL CIE DESCRIPTION 7
2.1 MX1000 and MX4000 COMPACT 4 PANEL AND SYSTEM DESIGN 23
MODULAR FIRE CIEs 7 4.1 GENERAL 23
2.2 MX1000 and MX4000 OPTIONS 7 4.2 CABLES 43
2.3 T2000 MARINE FIRE CIE 7 4.2.1 GENERAL 43
2.3.1 T2000 OPTIONS 8 4.2.2 CABLE TYPES 44
2.4 ZX1 AND ZX4 COMPACT MODULAR 4.3 EARTHING AND MAINS SUPPLY 45
FIRE CIEs 8
4.3.1 EARTHING MX1000/4000/MX2/
2.4.1 ZX1 AND ZX4 OPTIONS 8
BLACK BOX PANEL/ZX1/ZX4/
2.5 MXR, ZXFEV AND T2000 FULL ZX4-BB 45
FUNCTIONREPEATERS 8
4.3.2 EARTHING T2000 45
2.6 MX2 C.I.Es AND OPTIONS 9
4.3.3 EARTHING REPEATER 45
2.7 MX/ZX-4BB BLACK BOX PANEL 9
4.3.4 MAINS SUPPLY 45
2.8 T2000CV 10
2.8.1 T2000CV OPTIONS 10 4.4 ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT CABLES 45
4.5 REMOTE BUS CABLES 45
2.9 T2000R CV INDICATING REPEATER 10
4.6 CABLE ROUTING 45
2.10 T2000 AND T2000CV VOYAGE DATA
RECORDER (VDR) 10 4.7 POWER SUPPLIES 46
2.10.1 PANEL TO CONVERTER (T2000 4.8 LOOP FULL POWER 46
NON-NETWORKED AND T2000CV) 10 4.8.1 ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT -
2.10.2 PANEL TO CONVERTER (T2000 LOADING GUIDELINES 46
NETWORKED) 10 4.8.2 FULL POWER 46
2.10.3 CONVERTER 11 4.8.3 REQUIREMENTS 48
2.10.4 CONVERTER TO VDR 11
2.10.5 MOUNTING OF CONVERTER 11
5 DESIGN CONSIDERATION -PANEL
2.11 PRN800 PRINTER KIT 11
STANDARD MODULES 49
2.12 8 LOOP FULL POWER 11
2.13 CIE EN54 PART 2 5.1 GENERAL 49
OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS 12 5.2 PSU830 POWER SUPPLY
MODULE WITH LOOP BOOSTER 52
5.3 CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT 52
5.4 FIELD INTERFACE MODULE 53
5.4.1 ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT
INTERFACE 53
5.4.2 RELAY OUTPUTS 53
5.4.3 SOUNDER OUTPUTS 53
5.4.4 SUPERVISED INPUT 53
5.4.5 UNSUPERVISED INPUT 53
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5.4.6 EMERGENCY ALARM INPUT 53 9 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 73

5.4.7 SERIAL PORTS 53 9.1 MX CIEs/REPEATERS 73
5.4.8 REMOTE BUS 53 9.2 ZX CIEs/REPEATERS 73
5.4.9 I/O BUS 54 9.3 MX BATTERY BOXES 73
5.4.10 CONNECTIONS 54 9.4 MX2 CIE/REPEATER/EXPANSION
5.4.11 OPERATOR CONTROL MODULE 55 BOX/EXPANSION HOUSING AND
5.4.12 OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE 56 BATTERY BOX/BATTERY BOX 74
5.4.13 DCM800 DISPLAY CONTROL
MODULE 56
10 FORMS 74
5.4.14 ANN881 80-WAY ALARM LED
MODULE 56 10.1 GENERAL 74
10.1.1 FORM 1A 74
10.1.2 FORM 1B 74
6 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS - 10.1.3 FORM 2 74
EXPANSION 56 10.1.4 FORM 3 75
10.1.5 FORM 4 75
6.1 ANN840 40-WAY ALARM/FAULT
LED MODULE 56 10.1.6 FORM 5 75
6.2 ANN880 80-WAY ALARM LED 10.1.7 FORM 6 75
MODULE 57 10.1.8 FORM 7 75
6.3 COM820 20-WAY STATUS 10.1.9 FORM 8 75
COMMAND MODULE 57 10.1.10FORM 9 to 9F 75
6.4 XLM800 EXPANSION LOOP 10.1.11FORMS 10 TO 10F 75
MODULE 57
6.5 MPM800 MULTI-PURPOSE
INTERFACE MODULE 58 11 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 75
6.5.1 REMOTE BUS LIMITATIONS 59
11.1 MX/T2000/ZXCIE BASIC
6.6 FB800 FUSE BOARD 59 SPECIFICATION 75
6.7 MX/ZX CIE AND LOCAL/REMOTE 11.2 MX2 CIE BASIC SPECIFICATION 78
EQUIPMENT 64
6.7.1 MX/ZX CIE AND
REMOTE PRINTERS 64 12 ORDERING INFORMATION 80
6.7.2 MX/ZX CIE AND
REPEATER 64
6.7.3 MX/ZX CIE AND
REMOTE MIMICS 64
6.7.4 XIOM EXPANSION INPUT/
OUTPUT MODULE 64
6.7.5 IOB800 STANDARD 8IN/8OUT
EXPANSION BOARD 64
6.7.6 NETWORKS 64
7 ANCILLARY DEVICES 69
7.1 WIRING OF DEVICES 69
7.2 WIRING STYLE
CONFIGURATIONS 70
7.2.1 ISOLATOR BASE 70
7.3 DUAL SENSOR TESTING
REQUIREMENTS 71
8 CONFIGURATION INFORMATION 72
8.1 OPERATOR PASSCODES
AND ACCESS LEVELS 72
8.2 EN54 COMPLIANCE 73
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1. INTRODUCTION Note: The MX4000, ZX4, MX2 and T2000 C.I.E

(deep housings only) are capable of being
The MINERVA MX/ZX range, forms a comprehensive and upgraded to 4, 6 or 8 loop CIE, but only MX2
compatible range of modular and flexible EN54 approved can be fitted with a second PSU830 and supply
addressable fire controllers using Tyco MX/ZX full power to all loops.
TechnologyTM.
EN54 Part 2 refers to controllers as Control and indicating
equipment (CIE). Throughout this document, CIE will be CAUTION:
used in place of controller. A MAXIMUM OF 512 ALARM INPUT
DEVICES PER CIE ARE ALLOWED BY
The MINERVA MX/ZX range includes a wide variety of EN54.
interchangeable and compatible modules which can be
designed to meet all fire detection applications from small
single CIE applications to large multiple networked
All variants fully comply with the requirements of EN54
applications with integrated voice evacuation.
parts 2 and 4 and may be installed in a system which
The MINERVA MX/ZX range of modules are available as complies with the requirements of BS 5839 : Part 1 (2002)
prepackaged fully featured fire C.I.Es in four different or National and/or Local Regulations. The Marine versions
housings to suit different applications and different markets. also comply with the requirements of S.O.L.A.S. and
marine Classification Societies.
Standard MINERVA MX fire C.I.Es. include:
The MINERVA MX fire CIEs are designed to be easily
• MX1000 – 250 point, 40/80/160/200 or 240 networked into a peer to peer multi-controller network using
zone network capable fire CIE – 1 loop CIE in either the LPCB approved MX-Net (maximum 99 x 8 loop
compact designer housing controllers) or VdS approved MX-Filnet (maximum 64 x 4
• ZX1 – 250 addresses (128 alarm inputs loop controllers). All controller functions on a networked
maximum) – 1 loop CIE in double housing system may be accessed through a single MX controller or
• MX4000 – 1000 point, 40/80/160/200 or 240 repeater.
zone network capable fire CIE - 2 to 8 loop The ZX fire CIEs are designed to be easily networked into
CIE in compact designer housing a peer to peer multi-controller network using either the VdS
• ZX4 – 500 addresses (128 alarm input s approved ZX-Net (maximum 99 x 4 loop controllers) or
maximum per loop) – 2 to 8 loop CIE in VdS approved ZX-Filnet (maximum 64 x 4 loop
double housing controllers). All controller functions on a networked
• T2000 – 1000 point, 40/80/160/200 or 240
system may be accessed through a single ZX controller or
repeater.
zone network capable fire CIE - 2 to 8 loop
CIE in Marine approved compact housing
1.1 TYCO MX/ZX TECHNOLOGYTM
• MXR – Fully functional repeater in compact
designer housing - T2000R Full Function The MINERVA MX/ZX/MZX fire CIEs are designed to
Repeater Marine approved compact housing support various addressable loop protocols, detectors and
• MX2-100 - 250 point, 40/80/160/200 or 240 ancillaries. Initially CIE models are only available
supporting Tyco MX/ZX TechnologyTM.
zone network capable fire CIE – 1 loop CIE in
housing with integral backup batteries Tyco MX/ZX TechnologyTM consists of 4 main items:
• MX2-200 - 1000 point, 40/80/160/200 or 240 • MX/ZX Digital loop protocol
zone network capable fire CIE - 2 to 8 loop
CIE in housing with integral backup batteries • The 800 series of MX/ZX Virtual multi-
• MX Blackbox CIE - 500 point 40/80/160/200
sensor detectors
or 240 zone expandable to 1000 points, or up • MX/ZX FastLogic detection algorithms
to 8 loops, in deep housing. The C.I.E has no
user interface and is for use in networked • The 800 series of MX/ZX compatible
systems. ancillary devices
• ZX-4BB Blackbox CIE – 500 addresses (128
1.1.1 MX/ZX DIGITAL LOOP PROTOCOL
alarm inputs maximum per loop) 2 loop CIE
in deep housing. The C.I.E has no user MX/ZX Digital loop protocol is a very robust and reliable
interface and is for use in networked systems. protocol using a Frequency Shift Keying (FSK)
• T2000CV - 3 loop, 750 point 40/80/160/or technique. As well as operating on most cables, which
comply with BS 5839 : Part 1, MX Digital will also operate
240 zone stand-alone fire (cannot be
networked) C.I.E in a Marine approved on unscreened and unshielded cable, which is often found in
compact housing retrofit installations particularly in the Marine markets, and
non-UK markets (ZX Standards).
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Each MX/ZX Digital loop can support up to 250 addressable Intrinsically safe ‘Exn’ versions of the 801PH, 801CH. 801H
devices in any combination. are also available.
Each detector and addressable ancillary device uses one Most fire, heat and smoke detection applications can be
address (except for the MIO800 which uses seven addresses satisfied using just the ‘Optical and Heat’ and the ‘CO and
and 801PC which may use up to three). Functional detector Heat’ detectors. The Heat only detector carries a wider
bases use the detector address and therefore are in addition to variety of heat detection approvals than combined detectors
the 250 addressable devices. and the Ionisation only detectors are provided for
applications where ionisation detectors are still specified.
MX/ZX Digital provides power to all detectors and most
addressable ancillaries. In particular the loop provides power The use of virtual detectors allows the CIE to change from
for loop powered devices such as loop powered sounder bases one detector mode to another automatically as building
(802SB) and loop powered sounder modules (LPS800) which occupancy or fire hazards vary. Single virtual detectors can
can be used to drive certain electronic sounders and beacons. also be selected to operate as two detectors in one – ideal
where the fire risk does not point to the use of a single
MX/ZX Digital includes a number of other unique features
detector type or where the fire risk may vary over time. Types
including:
of virtual detector available include:
• Optional bi-directional short and open circuit
• For the 801PH and 811PH:
isolators with all detectors up to a maximum of
128. This ensures that no detector is lost due to • Multiple sensitivity optical detector
a wiring fault. To comply with BS 5839 : Part • Multiple sensitivity HPO detector
1 (2002) isolators must be fitted between each (default)
zone as a minimum. Isolator bases can also be
fitted between callpoints and other ancillaries • Fixed temperature heat detection
without losing addresses. • R-o-R heat detection
• Multi-cast synchronisation provides • For the 801CH and 811CH:
synchronisation of all loop outputs including
relay, sounder and speaker outputs. This • Multiple sensitivity CO fire detector
ensures that sounder tones and speech are • Multi-sensitivity heat compensated CO
synchronised throughout an area. (CCO) detector (default)
• Free topology means that MX/ZX Digital can • Fixed temperature heat detection
be wired as a loop, bus, spur or a combination • R-o-R heat detection
of the three to make best use of existing
cabling subject to prevailing installation • For 801PC/811PC Triple Sensing detector as
standards. a single point detector:
• Mode 0 - Universal multi-criteria sensor that
For full details on designing the MX Digital Loop refer to will detect a wide range of fire conditions.
Publications 17A-02-LOOP and 17A-02-ISLOOP. • Mode 1 - High false alarm immunity multi-
criteria sensor that will eliminate false alarms
1.1.2 MX/ZX VIRTUAL MULTI-SENSOR from non-firesources, whilst retaining the
DETECTORS ability to detect a wide range of fire conditions.
• Mode 2 - A1R (designed to EN 54 : Part 5).
The 800 series of MX/ZX Virtual multi-sensor detectors
include the 801 EN54 LPCB and VdS approved and the 811 • Mode 3 - HPO + A1R normal sensitivity
Marine approved variants: (designed to EN 54 : Part 7).
• 801PH and 811PH Optical and Heat • Mode 4 - CCO normal sensitivity (designed to
ISO 7240-6).
detector
• Mode 5 - Carbon Monoxide toxic gas detector
• 801CH and 811CH CO and Heat detector (EN 50291).
• 801H and 811H Heat detector • Mode 6 - (Car park monitoring, used for air
• 801I Ionisation detector quality control purposes only, not currently
available inthe controller).
• 801F and 811F Flame detector
• For 801PC/811PC triple sensing detector as a
• 801PC Triple Sensing detector 3 address multi I/O detector:
Optical/Heat/CO detector
Address A
• S271f+ Flameproof Dual sensor, triple channel
• Mode 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5
IR flame detector (EExd)
Intrinsically safe ‘Ex’ versions of the 801PH, 801CH, 810H,
801F and S271f+ (S271i+) are also available.
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Address B 1.1.4 MX/ZX ANCILLARIES
• If address A is Mode 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 (a fire A wide variety of 800 series ancillary modules are available
detector), then address C can be Mode 0, for the MX/ZX DIGITAL loop.
1, 2, 3 or 4 (also a fire detector). If address
A is Mode 5 (toxic gas detector), then These include:
address C can be Mode 2 or Mode 3 (a fire • Functional detector bases (no address
detector that does not use the CO cell). required):
Address C • MIM800 – Mini contact monitor module
• If address A is Mode 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 (a fire • CIM800 – Contact monitor input module
detector), then address C can be Mode 0, • DIM800 – Detection zone monitor module
1, 2, 3 or 4 (also a fire detector). If address • DDM800 – Loop powered conventional
A is Mode 5 (toxic gas detector), then zone monitor module
address C can be Mode 2 or Mode 3 (a fire
detector that does not use the CO cell). • CP820 and CP820M – Indoor break glass
callpoint
Aspirating smoke detection is provided by the VLC 800 • CP830 and CP830M – Weatherproof break
MX/ZX Addressable VESDA Laser COMPACTTM. glass callpoint
In addition to MX/ZX VIRTUAL detectors a wide variety • RIM800 – Relay Interface Module (24V
of two wire conventional detectors via the addressable DC 1A)
DIM800 detection zone interface module. These include: • SNM800 – Sounder circuit output module
• Thorn MS302Ex ATEX approved infra-red (24V DC 2A)
intrinsically safe detectors. • LPS800 – Loop Powered Sounder Module
• Tyco Series 600 low profile detectors. (24V DC 80mA)
• APM800 Addressable Power Supply
• Tyco 600Ex series ATEX approved Monitor Module
intrinsically safe detectors.
• CP840Ex Intrinsically Safe Callpoint
• Thorn S131 ATEX approved single channel • IF800Ex Intrinsically Safe Contact Input
flame detector. Interface
• Thorn S231i+ EXia and S231f+ EExd triple • SAM800 Addressable Sounder Module
IR flame detectors (ATEX). • SAB800/SAB801 Addressable Sounder
• Thorn S232f+ EExd triple IR flame Beacon
detectors (FM). • DIO800 Dual Input/Output Module
• MINERVA LD40 linear heat detection • MIO800 Small Addressable Multi Input/
Output Module
analysers.
• SIO800 Single Input/Output Module
• Other manufacturers conventional detectors
• LPSY800-R/LPSY800-W - Red and white
(these will require testing before use with
the DIM800). Symphoni Sounders (indoor)
• LPSY865 Symphoni Sounder - Red
For full details on selecting the right virtual detector for the Housing (outdoor)
application see Publications 17A-02-DET and 17A-02- • LPAV800-R/LPAV800-W - Red and white
DETEx. Symphoni Sounder Beacons (indoor)
• LPAV865 Symphoni Sounder Beacon - Red
Housing (outdoor)
1.1.3 MX/ZX FASTLOGIC and CCO • TSM800 Door Control Module
DETECTION ALGORITHMS
• BDM800 Addressable Loop Power
The MINERVA MX/ZX CIEs also incorporate MX/ZX Interface for Beam Detectors
FastLogic fuzzy logic algorithms on all optical and HPO
detection modes. Optical and HPO detectors using MX/ZX
FastLogic provide an excellent general purpose smoke
• Non-addressable ancillary devices
detector which provide better detection performance than • SB520 – Sounder Booster module (24V DC
optical and ionisation detectors with excellent false alarm 15A)
rejection. • HVR800 – High voltage (110-260V) relay
Compensated CO detectors provide a good general-purpose interface
fire detector with good false alarm immunity and an early • 801IB – Detector bi-directional short
detection capability better than any smoke detector, circuit isolator base
particularly well suited to sleeping risks.
• 801RB – Detector relay base
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• 801SB – Detector loop powered sounder • Optional self test and verification of detectors
base from the CIE
• 802SB – Detector loop powered sounder • Peer to peer communication with up to 98
base other CIEs providing a seamless operator
• 801DP – Duct probe housing (for 801PH) interface to all other relevant defined CIEs on
the network.
• 801SDP – Stainless steel duct probe
housing (for 801PH) • Event log for logging of up to 3000 events
• LIM800 Line isolator module which can be viewed, selected and printed.
• Constant monitoring of all detectors and
Most ancillary input and output devices can be fitted with input circuits and processing of detector
UK MK style, DIN style or US style mounting plates. sensor information using standard, CCO and
Alternatively several ancillaries can be housed in purpose FastLogic fuzzy logic algorithms.
built housings or the CIE housings. • Long term averaging and condition
monitoring of smoke detectors with dirty
detector identification.
1.2 KEY FUNCTION AND FEATURES
All MINERVA MX/ZX CIEs are built around common
• Automatic or manual switching of detector
modes and sensitivities according to changes
hardware and software modules incorporating the
in occupancy patterns (day mode) and
following common functions and features:
variations in fire risk.
• An integral 120-240V ac battery backed
power supply providing 27V dc (nominal) • Constant fault monitoring of all hardware
at up to 5A (alarm load) for powering components, power supplies, batteries,
conventional detection zone interfaces relays, sounder and speaker circuits,
(DIM800), conventional sounders and addressable loops, detectors and addressable
beacons, door release mechanisms and devices, monitored input circuits, remote and
interface relays and remote full function local communication links.
repeaters. • Communication with up to 1000 addresses on
• Power supply incorporates a 27V dc up to 8 detection loops per CIE and a
charger capable of charging up to 38Ah combination of up to 1500 auxiliary I/O, 7
batteries as standard to provide up to 72 full function repeaters and multiple remote
hours backup and 30 minutes in alarm (BS printers.
5839 : Part 1) or 90 hours backup and 15
minutes in alarm. Two PSUs may be Note: The following limitations apply:
connected in parallel for battery charging 2 loops Maximum of 250 devices per loop
up to 65Ah (MX2 only). The second PSU 4 loops Maximum of 250 devices per loop
may also be used to power loops E to H. 6 loops Maximum of 250 devices loops A & B
• Full EN54 compliant control switches and Maximum of 125 devices loops C to F
8 loops Maximum of 125 devices per loop
indicators with keyswitch enable and
optional programmable LED indicators and
control switches. • Signalling, supervision, status and fault
• Large backlit 16 line x 40 character LCD indication of central station alarm signalling
equipment such as BT Redcare STU.
display with detailed and precise
identification of all sectors, zones and
points, comprehensive 95 character
• Option for one repeater to be provided from a
remote PC computer using MX/ZX Remote
emergency procedure instructions and full service and diagnostics software over the
system status indication including counters public switched telephone network (PSTN).
of number of zones in alarm, fault, disabled
and test mode. • Default cause and effect providing computer
control of all outputs, sounders, beacons and
• Extensive menu driven and password speakers in the event of alarm conditions.
controlled operator and engineer functions
including extensive isolate, override, test, • Powerful programmable cause and effect
service and diagnostic functions. using the flexible and easily configured MX/
ZX group based event/action programming
• System manager and engineer functions language.
including editing of point descriptions and
viewing/printing of point values including • Synchronisation and multiple output pulse
CO levels, temperatures and detector patterns for phased evacuation of up to 240
obscuration levels. zones using “Bell Mapping”.
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• Arrangement of points in up to 240 detection are also available for programming to application specific
zones per CIE requirements such as special isolate or investigation time
delays.
• Arrangement of zones into sectors which can
consist of a single zone in a single C.I.E to The Operator Control Module incorporates the
multiple zones in multiple C.I.Es. The total functionality of a multi-purpose interface module (MPM)
number of sectors available on the network is which allows it to drive the second user interface module.
240.
The Operator Display Module (ODM800-Fig. 2) provides a
• Powerful Windows 95/98/2000/XP/Vista MX/ large 16 x 40-character backlit LCD display and
ZX CONSYS configuration tool allows full alphanumeric keypad. The ODM provides the user with full
configuration and fast upload/download of all system, sector, zone and point status information as well as
MINERVA MX/ZX CIE on the network. simultaneously providing a comprehensive passcode
Including the ability to control project data files, protected menu driven interface for the system manager and
download CIE software upgrades and printout of engineer to isolate, test, service, inspect and even modify
project configuration data. the system.
• Configuration templates speed up
commissioning and lessen margin for error by
preconfiguring standard cause and effect with 2.2 MX1000 and MX4000 Options
common defaults according to local jurisdiction Every MX1000 or MX4000 CIE will require a battery box.
(eg, BS 5839 : Part 1). Standard battery boxes are available for mounting below the
• MX/ZX CONSYS data format can be automatically CIE or behind the CIE in a service cupboard. Battery boxes
are available as standard 17Ah (BBX) boxes or deep 38Ah
ported to the MX/ZX Graph graphical mimic and
alarm management system. (DPBX) units.
• Each MINERVA MX/ZX CIE incorporates a Battery retention brackets are supplied.
Foreign Systems Interface (FSI) using the network Where required the battery box can also be used to house
interface which provides a predefined, robust and other expansion modules. The backbox can be used to
open serial proprietary protocol interface to other mount up to 2 x IOB800 boards to expand the basic I/O of
integrated safety, building and process management the Field Interface Module (FIM800).
systems.
A deep version of the battery box is available as a low cost
option.
2. GENERAL CIE DESCRIPTION The front door can be used to fit two additional user
interface modules:
2.1 MX1000 AND MX4000 COMPACT
MODULAR FIRE CIEs • ANN880 programmable 80 LED alarm
status module (eg. Zone LEDs).
The MX1000 and MX4000 CIEs consist of a compact steel
backbox with a strong die-cast hinged lockable front door. The • ANN840 programmable 40 LED alarm /
main electronics are mounted on a removable steel chassis plate, fault status module (eg. Zone LEDs).
which fixes to the rear of the backbox. The chassis plate holds • COM820 programmable 20 LED / 20
the PSU830 27V DC 5A power supply and the FIM800 field switch control and status module (eg,
wiring interface module. Fireman's control functions).
The FIM800 provides most basic input / output functions, as • PRN800 MX Printer.
well as the driver circuitry for the first two (one for the MX1000)
MX DIGITAL loops and other communications buses for
expansion I/O, repeaters, remote expansion I/O, local and Note: The second module also requires an MPM
remote printers, modems, configuration tool and network module.
cards. The 32 bit central processing unit (CPU800), optional
network card (eg, TLI800) and for the MX4000 additional loop For full details on the standard and optional modules used
expansion modules (XLM800) are also mounted on the FIM800. in the MX1000/ZX1 and MX4000/ZX4 see Section 4.4.
The modular user interface is mounted on the die-cast front door
with power and data provided by a single cable from the
FIM800. The standard user interface is fully EN54 part 2 2.3 T2000 MARINE FIRE CIE
compliant and includes 2 modules. The T2000 is a Marine Authority approved variant of the
The Operator Control Module (OCM-Fig. 3) provides all MX4000, it is available in stainless steel or mild steel
mandatory system status indications as well as one application housings. The T2000 steel backbox has a strong die-cast
specific indication. The OCM also provides the system enable hinged front door. The main electronics are mounted
keyswitch and large control buttons for quick and easy operation directly to the rear of the backbox and include the PSU830
of the system in the event of an emergency. Three control buttons 27V DC 5A power supply and the FIM800 field wiring
interface module.
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The FIM800 provides most basic input / output functions, as For 120V operation, a PSU830 T2000 120VAC Adaptor Kit
well as the driver circuitry for the first two MX DIGITAL must be used. (Part No. 557.201.234).
loops and other communications buses for expansion I/O,
repeaters, remote expansion I/O, local and remote printers,
modems, configuration tool and network cards. The 32 bit 2.4 ZX1 AND ZX4 COMPACT
central processing unit (CPU800), optional network card MODULAR FIRE CIEs
(eg, TLI800) and additional loop expansion modules
(XLM800) are also mounted on the FIM800. The ZX1 and ZX4 CIEs consist of a compact steel backbox
with a strong die-cast hinged lockable front door. The main
The modular user interface is mounted on the die-cast front electronics are mounted on a removable steel chassis plate,
door with power and data provided by a single cable to the which fixes to the rear of the backbox. The chassis plate
FIM800. The standard user interface is fully EN54 part 2 holds the PSU830 27V DC 5A power supply and the
compliant and includes 2 modules. FIM800 field wiring interface module.
The Operator Control Module (OCM- Fig. 3) provides all The FIM800 provides most basic input / output functions,
mandatory system status indications as well as one as well as the driver circuitry for the first two (one for the
application specific indication. The OCM also provides the ZXF1) ZX DIGITAL loops and other communications
system enable keyswitch and large control buttons for quick buses for expansion I/O, repeaters, remote expansion I/O,
and easy operation of the system in the event of an local and remote printers, modems, configuration tool and
emergency. Three control buttons are also available for network cards. The 32 bit central processing unit
programming to application specific requirements such as (CPU800), optional network card (eg, FILnet) and for the
special isolate or investigation time delays. ZX4 additional loop expansion modules (XLM800) are also
The Operator Control Module incorporates the functionality mounted on the FIM800.
of a multi-purpose interface module (MPM) which allows it The modular user interface is mounted on the die-cast front
to drive the second user interface module. door with power and data provided by a single cable from
The Operator Display Module (ODM800- Fig. 2) provides a the FIM800. The standard user interface is fully EN54 part
large 16 x 40-character backlit LCD display and 2 compliant and includes 2 modules.
alphanumeric keypad. The ODM provides the crew with full The Operator Control Module (OCM - Fig. 3) provides all
system, sector, zone and point status information as well as mandatory system status indications as well as one
simultaneously providing a comprehensive passcode application specific indication. The OCM also provides the
protected menu driven interface for the system manager and system enable keyswitch and large control buttons for quick
engineer to isolate, test, service, inspect and even modify the and easy operation of the system in the event of an
system. emergency. Three control buttons are also available for
programming to application specific requirements such as
2.3.1 T2000 OPTIONS special isolate or investigation time delays.
A mild steel version of the battery box is also available. The Operator Control Module incorporates the
functionality of a multi-purpose interface module (MPM)
Where required the battery box can also be used to house which allows it to drive the second user interface module.
other expansion modules. The backbox can be used to
mount up to 2 x IOB800 boards to expand the basic I/O of The Operator Display Module (ODM800 - Fig. 2) provides
the Field Interface Module (FIM800). a large 16 x 40-character backlit LCD display and
alphanumeric keypad. The ODM provides the user with full
The front door can be used to fit two additional user system, sector, zone and point status information as well as
interface modules: simultaneously providing a comprehensive passcode
• ANN880 programmable 80 LED alarm protected menu driven interface for the system manager and
engineer to isolate, test, service, inspect and even modify
status module (eg, Zone LEDs).
the system.
• ANN840 programmable 40 LED alarm/fault
status module (eg, Zone LEDs).
• COM820 programmable 20 LED / 20 switch 2.4.1 ZX1 AND ZX4 OPTIONS
control and status module (eg, Emergency The backbox can be used to mount up to 2 x IOB800 boards
control functions). to expand the basic I/O of the Field Interface Module
• PRN800 MX printer. (FIM800).
The bottom front door can be used to fit two additional user
Note: The second and subsequent modules also interface modules:
require an MPM module.
Bulkhead mounting kit, H brackets and 19" rack mount

adaptor brackets are available to suit various installation
situations.
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EQUIPMENT: MX
2.5 MXR, ZXFEV AND T2000 FULL Shallow and deep variants of the backbox are available
FUNCTION REPEATERS which permit the fitting of either 17Ah or 38Ah back up
batteries.
Each MX CIE on a system has a 19.2Kb RS-485 Remote Each FIM800 has a 19.2Kb RS-485 Remote
Communication Bus (Rbus) which terminates at the Field Communication Bus (Rbus) port. Each Rbus port can
Interface Module (FIM800). support 15 multi-purpose interface module nodes in the
Each Rbus can support 15 multi-purpose interface module form of OCM800/DCM800 modules (max. 3) or MPM800
nodes in the form of (OCM800) Operator Control Modules interface modules. A full function repeater is available in
(Max. 7) or MPM800 interface modules. the shallow housing with full user interface including
annunciator, an addressable mains power supply with
Each Operator Control Module can support an ODM and provision for back up batteries and chassis plate fixings for
up to 80 I/O in the form of user interface modules, mimic one I/O module and one ancillary module. Further
driver modules or XIOM input/output modules. modules may be stacked onto these fixings.
Each MPM800 can support a remote printer or up to 96 Expansion boxes are available in deep and shallow variants
I/O functions. to couple to the CIE housings. These boxes have provision
Standard full function repeaters are provided (with or for the fitting of up to two standard MX front cover
without PSU) in the standard compact designer housing of modules (ANN/COM820/MX2 printer) and two standard
the MX4000 and in the Marine approved housing of the MX I/O modules.
T2000. The T2000 housings are also available in mild A battery and expansion housing is available. This housing
steel. These full function repeaters incorporate a full EN54 has provision for the fitting of up to three standard MX
Part 2 compliant user interface in the form of an OCM and front cover modules (ANN/COM820/MX2 printer), two
an ODM. standard MX I/O modules/FB800 an MPM800 or
XIOM. In addition it will accommodate up to four 38Ah
2.6 MX2 CIEs AND OPTIONS batteries or two 65Ah batteries.
The MX2 CIEs consist of a painted steel backbox with a A battery housing is available which will accommodate up
contoured steel hinged lockable front door. The main to four 38Ah batteries or two 65Ah batteries.
electronic modules are mounted on a removable steel Bezels are available for fitting to any of the MX2 housing
chassis plate which fixes to the rear of the backbox. The variants in order to permit semi-flush mounting.
chassis plate holds the PSU830 power supply and the
FIM800 field wiring interface module. The MX2 fire panels are not supplied with battery retaining
clamps, these are available for 17AH and 38Ah batteries as
The FIM800 provides most basic Input/output functions, as accessory kits.
well as the driver circuitry for the first two MX DIGITAL
loops (one for one loop variants) and other
communications buses for expansion I/O, repeaters, 2.7 MX/ZX-4BB BLACK BOX PANEL
remote expansion I/O, local and remote printers, modems, The MX Black Box panel consists of a painted steel
configuration tool and network cards. The 32 bit central backbox with a removable cover. The main electronics
processing unit (CPU800), optional network card (TLI800) modules are mounted on a removable chassis plate which
and optional loop expansion module (XLM800) also fixes to the rear of the backbox.
mount onto the FIM800.
The panel has no user interface, but an LED status display
The user interface is mounted onto the steel front door with for Alarm, Fault, Power and System Fault.
power and data provided by a single cable from the
FIM800. Also mounted onto the front door is the system The backbox can accommodate 38Ah batteries.
enable keyswitch.
The Display Control Module DCM800 (Fig. 5) provides all 2.8 T2000CV
mandatory system status indications as well as two
programmable application specific status indications. A The T2000CV is a dedicated 3-loop stand-alone Marine
large 16 x 40 character backlit LCD display provides the Authority approved variant of the MX4000, it is available
user with full system, sector, zone and point status in a mild steel housing. The T2000CV mild steel backbox
information. Large control buttons and an alphanumeric has a strong die-cast hinged front door. The main
keypad are provided for easy operation in the event of an electronics are mounted directly to the rear of the backbox
emergency. Together with the LCD display they provide a and include the PSU830 27V DC 5A power supply and the
comprehensive passcode protected menu driven interface FIM801CV field wiring interface module.
for the system manager and engineer to isolate, test, The FIM801CV provides most basic input / output
service, inspect and even modify the system. functions, as well as the driver circuitry for the first MX
An ANN881 80 way zonal annunciator is mounted onto the DIGITAL loop and other communications buses for
front panel and is driven from the DCM800. expansion I/O, remote information repeaters, remote
expansion I/O, local and remote printers, modems and
Batteries are mounted in the bottom of the CIE backbox. configuration tool. The 32 bit central processing unit
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(CPU800), second/third loop module (XLM800) are also Bulkhead ‘H’ bracket mounting kit and 19" rack mount
mounted on the FIM801CV. No loop expansion is adaptor brackets are available to suit various installation
available beyond 3 loops situations.
The FIM801CV drives the first loop and the XLM800 the
second and third loops 2.9 T2000R CV INDICATING
The modular user interface is mounted on the die-cast front REPEATER
door with power and data provided by a single cable to the The T2000CV can support up to 7 x T2000R CV indicating
FIM801CV. The standard user interface is fully EN54 part repeaters via the 19.2Kb RS-485 Remote Communication
2 compliant and includes 2 modules. Bus (Rbus) which terminates at the Field Interface Module
The Operator Control Module (OCM- Fig. 3) provides all (FIM801CV).
mandatory system status indications as well as one The repeater has the following indicators and switches:
application specific indication. The OCM also provides the
system enable keyswitch and large control buttons for • Fault indicator (amber)
quick and easy operation of the system in the event of an
emergency. Three control buttons are also available for
• Alarm Indicator (red)
programming to application specific requirements such as • Power on indicator (green)
special isolate or investigation time delays. • Silence internal buzzer switch (blue)
The Operator Control Module incorporates the There is also an ODM800 module.
functionality of a multi-purpose interface module (MPM)
which allows it to drive devices on the expansion bus. The T2000R CV indicating repeater has a mild steel
backbox and a die cast front door. This door is not hinged
The Operator Display Module (ODM800- Fig. 2) provides but is secured with two screws and check straps.
a large 16 x 40-character backlit LCD display and
alphanumeric keypad. The ODM provides the crew with The T2000R CV contains an MPM800 programmed as an
full system, sector, zone and point status information as OIB-R and is connected via the Remote Bus to the
well as simultaneously providing a comprehensive T2000CV fire panel.
passcode protected menu driven interface for the system
It is recommended that separate cable gland entries are
manager and engineer to isolate, test, service, inspect and
used for the RBUS and 24V nominal supply.
even modify the system.
Although an ODM is used, only access level 1 is supported.
2.8.1 T2000CV OPTIONS

2.10 T2000 AND T2000CV VOYAGE DATA
The T2000CV has the provision to interface to a ship’s
VDR system. For this option, an RS232 to RS422 RECORDER (VDR)
converter is required which connects to COM3 of the The T2000 and T2000CV support the connection of a
FIM801CV VDR. This requires the use of an RS232 to RS422
Where required the battery box can also be used to house converter to interface between the fire panel and the VDR
other expansion modules. The backbox can be used to serial input. The serial communications port used on the
mount up to 2 x IOB800 boards to expand the basic I/O of panel FIM800 depends on whether the panel is
the Field Interface Module (FIM801CV). networked. The T2000CV cannot be networked.
The front door can be used to fit two additional user
interface modules: 2.10.1 PANEL TO CONVERTER (T2000
• ANN880 programmable 80 LED alarm NON-NETWORKED AND T2000CV)
status module (eg, Zone LEDs). Requires connection from RS232 port COM3 using MX
• ANN840 programmable 40 LED alarm/ FIM COM3 to RS422 lead 557.202.127. Alternatively use
fault status module (eg, Zone LEDs). MX download lead (557.202.118 or 542.011) together with
• COM820 programmable 20 LED / 20 a 9-way male/male gender changer (557.180.152). The
maximum cable distance is 3 metres.
switch control and status module (eg,
Emergency control functions).
• PRN800 MX printer. 2.10.2 PANEL TO CONVERTER (T2000
NETWORKED)
Note:
Requires connection from RS232 port COM1 of FIM800
1) The second and subsequent modules also using MX FIM COM1 to RS422 lead
require an MPM module. 557.202.128. Alternatively, use MX download lead
2) The TLI800 network card cannot be fitted to (557.202.118 or 542.011) together with a 9-way null
the T2000CV. modem and a 9-way male/male gender changer
(557.180.152). The maximum cable distance is 3 metres.
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2.10.3 CONVERTER Cable requirements:
Suitable converters are Advantech ADAM 4520 and Media • Conductor size and type: 24AWG, twisted pair
Conversion Solutions (MOXA) TCC 1001; the ADAM
4250 is available under stockcode 557.180.151. The • Nominal capacitance: 50pF/m
RS422 side of the converter is connected to the VDR. The (between conductors of each
converter must be set for 10 bits (8 data, 1 start, 1 stop, no pair)
parity), 4800 baud and RS422 operation mode. 90pF/m
(from each conductor to
The converter requires a supply of 12 to 30VDC which can shield)
come from the fire panel, provided that the VDR is isolated,
see 2.9.4. Nominal DC resistance
(each conductor): 78.7 ohms per 1000m
If the VDR input is not isolated from the rest of the VDR, (shield): 7.7 ohms per 1000m
then a separate power supply is required.
Shield type: Overall braided with drain
Alternative converters must have better than 2kV isolation wire
between RS232 and RS422 ports, operating temperature Approval: Underwriters Laboratories
range better than -10° to +60°C and humidity 5 to 95%. (UL)
2.10.4 CONVERTER TO VDR

The connection from the converter to the VDR requires as 2.10.5 MOUNTING OF CONVERTER
a minimum 2 screened twisted pairs; a suitable cable is The converters specified have provision for DIN rail
Belden 8162. The pairs should be used as follows; pair 1 mounting. The unit should be mounted in a weatherproof
Signal to the VDR, pair 2 loop back from the VDR. The enclosure near the fire panel, the maximum cable distance
loop back connection which must be provided up to the between panel and converter is 3 metres.
VDR unit. It is important that the loop back connection is
mechanically secured to the VDR as the VDR itself is not
monitored. 2.11 PRN800 PRINTER KIT
Where local regulations require earth fault monitoring up A PRN800 thermal printer may be fitted to the top bay of
to the VDR then its RS422 input must be galvanically designer housing battery box. The printer must be
isolated from the rest of the VDR. The converter should powered from the PSU830 Power Supply via an FB800
then derive its 24VDC nominal supply from the panel Fuse board.
which will then enable the earth faults to be detected by the
fire panel. The PRN 800 may also be fitted to the top bay of the MX2
expansion/ expansion and battery box housings.
The maximum cable length, 600 metres between the fire
panel and the VDR is determined by the converter’s RS422
driver. 2.12 8 LOOP FULL POWER
The MX/ZX/T2000 can all support up to 8 loops by the
Note: As there is a loopback to the converter, the addition of XLMs, but not at full power. Only the T2000
maximum cable distance of 600 metres CIE cannot support the full power option.
between conver ter and VDR is half the
The PSU830 used in the fire panels is capable of supporting
specified distance for RS422 (EIA422). This
4 fully loaded loops. For larger systems 8 fully loaded
maximum distance is cable dependent
loops can be supported by connecting an additional
PSU830. The first PSU830 powers the FIM800 and first
XLM800, the second PSU830 powers the second and third
XLM800s.
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2.13 CIE EN54 PART 2 OPTIONAL

FUNCTIONS
The MX/ZX/T2000 CIE meet the following options with
requirements as specified by EN54.2:
7.8 Output to fire alarm devices

7.9.2 Output to fire routing equipment
7.9.2 Alarm confirmation input from fire alarm routing equipment
7.10.1 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Output Type A)
7.10.2 Outputs to fire protection equipment (Output Type B) Type B or Type C
7.11 Delay to outputs
7.12.1 Dependencies on more than one alarm signal (Type A dependency) Type A or Type B
7.12.2 Dependencies on more than one alarm signal (Type B dependency) but not BOTH
7.13 Alarm counter
8.3 Fault signals from points
8.4 Total loss of power supply, T2000 only
8.9 Output to fault warning routing equipment
9.5 Disablement of each addressable point
10 Test condition
11 Standardised input/output interface
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3. OPERATOR INDICATORS SOUNDER

AND CONTROLS • A red Activated LED
3.1 GENERAL • A yellow Fault LED
ALL operator controls and indicators are mounted on the

• A yellow Disabled LED
front panel. The Operator Display Module (top module)
contains the alphanumeric LCD display, keypad and PANEL
‘Softkeys’. The Operator Control Module (bottom
module) contains the ‘ENABLE KEY’, indicator LEDs
• A green Power ON LED
and control keys. • A yellow Mains Fault LED
For MX2CIE, all operator controls and indicators listed in • A yellow System Fault LED (not T2000)
Sections 3.2 and 3.3 are integrated into a single front panel.
• A yellow Power Fault LED indicates loss
of mains and back up power (T2000 only)
3.2 INDICATORS • A yellow LED to indicate Day Mode
3.2.1 OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE
The Operator Display Module (Fig. 2) contains the
following Display:
• A 640 character backlit LCD alphanumeric
display, arranged in 1 6 rows of 40
characters . This is used to displa y
information about the system status and
alarms. The backlight is on when the
keyswitch is set to the ‘enable’ position,
when a key is pressed or when an Alarm or
Fault is present.
3.2.2 OPERATOR CONTROL MODULE

The Operator Control Module (Fig. 3) contains the
following indicators:
GENERAL
• 2 red General ALARM LEDs
• A yellow General Fault LED
• A yellow General Disablement LED
• A yellow General Test LED
PROTECTION
• A red Activated LED
• A yellow LED to indicate Fault
• A yellow LED to indicate Disabled
SIGNALLING
• A red Activated LED
• A yellow Fault LED
• A yellow Disabled LED
First Fire 1 ABC
2 3
DEF
Zone 002 B002
1st Floor Corridoor
Room 117
Last Fire 002
4
GHI JKL
5 6
MNO
Zone 030 B055
4th Floor
Washroom / Window
PQRS
7 TUV
8 9
WXYZ
General Information
0
MINERVA MX Fire CIE

View More
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
T2000 ONLY
FIRE ALARM (T2000)
GENERAL PROTECTION PANEL
ACTIVATED POWER ON
Fig. 1
FIRE FAULT MAINS FAULT
FAULT DISABLED SYSTEM FAULT
DAY MODE POWER FAULT
DISABLED
SOUNDERS SIGNALLING
TEST ACTIVATED ACTIVATED
FAULT FAULT
DISABLED DISABLED
I
SILENCE SILENCE/ DAY INVESTIGATE
BUZZER RESET EVACUATE
RESOUND NIGHT DELAY
0
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First
Last Fire
First Fire
Smoke Detector
Zone 030 Dev 055
Zone 004 Dev 001

4th Floor Wash-Rm
1st Floor Coridoor

Menu
Callpoint
F1
General
Fire
Info
F2
Passcode
SOFTKEYS
002
F3
Information
F4
SCROLL DOWN
Level >
F5
SCROLL UP
PQRS
GHI
4
1
7
ABC
TUV
JKL
0
2
5
WXYZ
MNO
DEF
9
Fig. 2 Operator Display Module
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GENERAL PROTECTION PANEL
ACTIVATED POWER ON
FIRE FAULT MAINS FAULT
FAULT DISABLED SYSTEM FAULT
DAY MODE POWER FAULT

DISABLED
SOUNDERS SIGNALLING
TEST ACTIVATED ACTIVATED
Fig. 3
FAULT FAULT
DISABLED DISABLED
I
SILENCE SILENCE/ DAY INVESTIGATE
BUZZER RESET EVACUATE
RESOUND NIGHT DELAY
Operator Control Module

ENABLE CONTROL T2000 ONLY T2000 ONLY
KEYSWITCH SWITCHES (FIRE ALARM) (POWER FAULT
EQUIPMENT: MX
ALPHANUMERIC
KEYPAD
Main
Main menu
menu 2 3
1
SYSTEM
SYSTEM 1 2 3
11 -- Accept
Accept Events
Events SCROLL * ABC DEF
Wed,
Wed, 01-Mar-08
01-Mar-08 22 -- View Status
Actual Status * ABC DEF
14:15
14:15 33 -- Isolate/De-Isol
(De-) Isolate UP
44 -- Time
Time // Date
Date 4 5 6
Company
Company Name
Name 55 -- Event
Event Log
Log 4 5 6
66 -- View/Print Data
View/Prn Status GHI JKL MNO
General
General 77 -- Service
Service GHI JKL MNO
8 - Configuration
99 -- Test
Test Buzzer,
Buzzer, 7 8 9
LED's
LED's Display
Display 7
PQRS TUV8 9
WXYZ
Alarm
Alarm Count:
Count: 0021
0021 PQRS TUV WXYZ
SCROLL
0000 DOWN
Back
Back SounSIL 0
0
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
SOFTKEYS
GENERAL
GENERAL PROTECTION SOUNDERS
SOUNDERS SIGNALLING PANEL
GENERAL
GENERAL SYSTEM SOUNDERS
SOUNDERS SIGNALLING CONTROLLER
FIRE ACTIVATED ACTIVATED ACTIVATED POWER ON
FIRE
FAULT
PRE ALARM
FAULT
ACTIVATED
FAULT
ACTIVATED
FAULT
POWER ON
MAINS FAULT
FAULT DAY MODE FAULT FAULT MAINS FAULT
DISABLED DISABLED DISABLED DISABLED SYSTEM FAULT
DISABLED STATUS 1 DISABLED DISABLED SYSTEM FAULT
TEST DAY MODE SYSTEM
TEST STATUS 2
SILENCE SILENCE DAY INVESTIGATE

RESET FUNCTION EVACUATE
BUZZER RESOUND
SILENCE DAY
NIGHT DELAY
SILENCE INVESTIGATE
BUZZER RESOUND NIGHT DELAY
ZONE DISPLAY
ZONE DISPLAY
1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71
1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71
2 12 22 32 42 52 62 72
2
3 12
13
22
23
32
33
42
43
52
53
62
63 72
73
3
4 13
14 23
24 33
34 43
44 53
54 63
64 73
74
4
5 14
15
24
25
34
35
44
45
54
55
64
65 74
75
5
6 15
16 25
26 35
36 45
46 55
56 65
66 75
76
6
7 16
17 26
27 36
37 46
47 56
57 66
67 76
77
7
8 17
18 27
28 37
38 47
48 57
58 67
68 77
78
8
9 18
19 28
29 38
39 48
49 58
59 68
69 78
79
9
10 19
20 29
30 39
40 49
50 59
60 69
70 79
80
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
I
I
0
0
Fig. 4 MX2 CIE
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ALPHANUMERIC
KEYPAD
Main
Main menu
menu 2 3
1
SYSTEM
SYSTEM 1 2 3
11 -- Accept
Accept Events
Events SCROLL * ABC DEF
Wed, 01-Mar-08
Wed, 01-Mar-08 22 -- Actual
Actual Status
Status * ABC DEF
14:15
14:15 33 -- Isolate/De-Isol
(De-) Isolate UP
44 -- Time
Time // Date
Date 4 5 6
Company
Company Name
Name 55 -- Event
Event Log
Log 4 5 6
66 -- View/Print
View/Prn StaData GHI JKL MNO
General
General 77 -- Service
Service GHI JKL MNO
8 - Configuration
99 -- Test
Test Buzzer,
Buzzer, 7 8 9
LED's
LED's Display
Display 7
PQRS TUV8 9
WXYZ
Alarm
Alarm Count:
Count: 0021
0021 PQRS TUV WXYZ
SCROLL
0000 DOWN
Back
Back SounSIL 0
0
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
SOFTKEYS
GENERAL
GENERAL PROTECTION SOUNDERS
SOUNDERS SIGNALLING PANEL
GENERAL
GENERAL SYSTEM SOUNDERS
SOUNDERS SIGNALLING CONTROLLER
FIRE ACTIVATED ACTIVATED ACTIVATED POWER ON
FIRE
FAULT
PRE ALARM
FAULT
ACTIVATED
FAULT
ACTIVATED
FAULT
POWER ON
MAINS FAULT
FAULT DAY MODE FAULT FAULT MAINS FAULT
DISABLED DISABLED DISABLED DISABLED SYSTEM FAULT
DISABLED STATUS 1 DISABLED DISABLED SYSTEM FAULT
TEST DAY MODE SYSTEM
TEST STATUS 2
SILENCE SILENCE DAY INVESTIGATE

BUZZER RESOUND
SILENCE DAY
NIGHT DELAY
SILENCE INVESTIGATE
BUZZER RESOUND NIGHT DELAY
ZONE DISPLAY
ZONE DISPLAY
1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71
1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71
2 12 22 32 42 52 62 72
2
3 12
13
22
23
32
33
42
43
52
53
62
63 72
73
3
4 13
14 23
24 33
34 43
44 53
54 63
64 73
74
4
5 14
15
24
25
34
35
44
45
54
55
64
65 74
75
5
6 15
16 25
26 35
36 45
46 55
56 65
66 75
76
6
7 16
17 26
27 36
37 46
47 56
57 66
67 76
77
7
8 17
18 27
28 37
38 47
48 57
58 67
68 77
78
8
9 18
19 28
29 38
39 48
49 58
59 68
69 78
79
9
10 19
20 29
30 39
40 49
50 59
60 69
70 79
80
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
I
I
0
0
Fig. 5 MX2 CIE Front Panel
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ISSUE No. & DATE:
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PUBLICATION:
EQUIPMENT:
Registered Company: Thorn Security Ltd. Registered Office: Dunhams Lane

ZX Fire C.I.E
SAMMELANZEIGE BRANDFALLSTEURUNG SYSTEM
Ausgelöst
Fig. 6
AUSGELÖST IN BETRIEB
FEUER Störung
STÖRUNG LADUNGSAUSFALL
Abgeschaltet
ABGESCHALTET
STÖRUNG SYSTEMSTÖRUNG
TAGBETRIEB FEUERWEHR KOMMT
ABSHALTUNG
EXT. ALARMIERUNG ÜBERTRAGUNG
INSPEKTION AUSGELÖST AUSGELÖST
© 2010 Tyco Safety Products

STÖRUNG STÖRUNG
ABGESCHALTET ABGESCHALTET
I
Int. akust Ext. Alarm Ext. Alarm Erkundung Tag / Nacht Rückstellen
Signal ab AUS/EIN AB/AN starten
0
Erster Alarm
Mgr 002 -002 B
1.Stock Westflügel
ZX Operator Display Module

Zimmer 117
Letzter Alarm 002
Mgr 030 -055 B
4.Stock
Herrentoilette
Sammelanzeigen Hinweistext
FSD entr.
LED Tst Prio >
Fig. 7
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AUSGELÖST IN BETRIEB
FEUER
ISSUE No. & DATE:

STÖRUNG LADUNGSAUSFALL
PUBLICATION:
EQUIPMENT:
STÖRUNG ABGESCHALTET SYSTEMSTÖRUNG
ZX Operator Control Module

TAGBETRIEB FEUERWEHR KOMMT
ABSHALTUNG
EXT. ALARMIERUNG ÜBERTRAGUNG

INSPEKTION AUSGELÖST AUSGELÖST
STÖRUNG STÖRUNG
ABGESCHALTET ABGESCHALTET
Fig. 8
I
Int. akust Ext. Alarm Ext. Alarm Erkundung Tag / Nacht Rückstellen
Signal ab AUS/EIN AB/AN starten

0
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3.3 CONTROLS • SCROLL UP and SCROLL DOWN keys -

used to scroll through a display or log one
3.3.1 OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE entry at a time. These keys will auto-repeat if
The Operator Display Module contains the following held down, ie, will scroll continuously.
switches:
• Switches F1 to F5 - used to carry out the
functions displayed on the bottom line of the
LCD display • When used in conjunction with the
Configuration menu, the UP key switches to
• An alphanumeric keypad used for entering upper case and the DOWN key to lower
access codes, text strings or general case.
information as follows:

The Operator Control Module contains the following
0 Used to enter the number 0 switches:
• ‘ENABLE’ keyswitch - a two position
keyswitch, with positions ‘normal’ (0) and
‘enable’ (1)
1 Used to enter the number 1 or special
symbols • Seven control switches:
• ‘SILENCE BUZZER’ - used to silence the
internal buzzer
2 Used to enter the number 2 or letters ‘A’,
ABC
‘B’ or ‘C’ • ‘SILENCE/RESOUND’ - used to silence/
resound external sounders
• ‘EVACUATE’ - used to activate external
3 Used to enter the number 3 or letters ‘D’, sounders
DEF ‘E’ or ‘F’ • ‘RESET’ - used to reset the system after an
alarm or event has occurred
Used to enter the number 4 or letters ‘G’, • ‘DAY MODE’ - used to set the system into
4
GHI
‘H’ or ‘I’ the daytime operation mode
• ‘INVESTIGATE DELAY’ - used to delay
the signalling output whilst an alarm is
Used to enter the number 5 or letters ‘J’, investigated
5 ‘K’ or ‘L’
JKL • ‘FUNCTION 2’ - is configurable through
‘MX CONSYS’
Used to enter the number 6 or letters ‘M’,
6 ‘N’ or ‘O’
MNO 3.4 ACCESS TO CIE FUNCTIONS
As stated, the MX CIE has built-in functions. These
Used to enter the number 7 or letters ‘P’, functions allow the operator to perform such actions as
7
PQRS ‘Q’, ‘R’ or ‘S’ viewing the event log, setting the date and time, etc. The
functions are arranged according to sophistication and access
to certain of them necessarily needs to be restricted to trained
Used to enter the number 8 or letters ‘T’, staff.
8
TUV ‘U’ or ‘V’ The control of access has been achieved by assigning
functions to Access Levels, each Access Level having an
associated numeric passcode. The passcode for a particular
Used to enter the number 9 or letters ‘W’,
WXYZ
9 ‘X’, ‘Y’ or ‘Z’
Access Level is defined at system configuration.
PAGE 22 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
4. PANEL AND SYSTEM DESIGN To meet EN54.4, batteries must always be enclosed in a
housing. If a battery box is required it should be located
4.1 GENERAL adjacent to the fire panel if possible and no further than 2
metres away. The cables should be suitably protected, e.g.
Note:
run in metal conduit.
1) The MX CIE and ancillaries form a fire
For T2000 the CIE can only be operated at a local ambient
detection system and the installation,
temperature up to +55°C. If intended for installation within
therefore, should conform to British Standard
a console or rack then forced air cooling or other measures
BS 5839 : Part 1 (2002) ‘Fire detection and
may be required within the enclosure to maintain the panel
alarm systems for buildings - Code of practice
within its rated temperature. Futhermore, if standby sealed
for system design, installation and servicing’
lead acid batteries are used the battery box should be kept
for the UK market. For other markets, the
below 50C°.
national / Local standards apply
2) The mains supply must be in accordance with
Clause 25.2 of BS 5839 : Part 1 (2002) for the
UK market, where applicable and provide for a
suitable disconnect or isolator device. For
other markets, the national / Local standards
apply
3) The controllers are not suitable for exterior
mounting or direct connection to a mains
supply without appropriate branch circuit
protection of no more than 20 amperes.
All equipment must be sited and installed as detailed in the

specification and/or drawings for the system. To ensure
reliability and integrity, good installation practice such as
that laid down in the I.E.E. ‘Regulations for Electrical
Installations’ or national/local regulations must be
observed.
The housing/housings are fitted and cabled up at the
installation stage, with the other items being fitted at system
commissioning (except Marine housings which are supplied
complete).
The MX/ZX electronics are fitted to a chassis plate which is
mounted in the backbox (T2000 electronics are installed to
backbox).
Ensure that the position in which the housing/ housings are
to be fitted allows adequate clearance for cables and for
opening the front cover assembly, which is hinged on the
right and opens to 90° (180° for MX2).
Note: The housings are not suitable for exterior

mounting.
7A
MX
17A-02-D
KEY
PAGE 24 of 82
8/10
MX-GRAPH DET - ADDRESSABLE DETECTOR

FIELD SUPPLY 24V DET* - CONVENTIONAL DETECTOR
MX-Net or IB - ISOLATOR BASE
RESETTABLE 24V FILNet CP - CALLPOINT
TLI800 FILNET
SERIAL DIM - DETECTOR INPUT MODULE
ALARM RELAY PORT 3 RIM - RELAY INTERFACE MODULE
PRINTER REPEATER MIMIC CIM - CONTACT INPUT MODULE
FAULT RELAY LIM800 - LINE ISOLATOR
SUPERVISED REMOTE + TLI800 - NETWORK INTERFACE MODULE
MPM MPM
INPUT BUS -
SERIAL SERIAL
PORT 1 PRINTER
Fig. 9
SOUNDER CIRCUIT 1 PLANT
SOUNDER CIRCUIT 2
AR+
DET DET IB CP DIM RIM
CONTROLLER AR-
120/240 V AC WITH
230V AC (MZX125 DET LIM800
AND MZX250) SERIAL CONFIGURATION DET*
+ PORT 2
24V CONTACT
BATTERY ADDRESSABLE
CIRCUIT A EOL DET*
EOL
- (NOTE 1)
CIM
DAY/NIGHT
UNSUPERVISED I/P
CHANGEOVER
MX/ZX CIE - Typical System Layout

AL-
AL+
* CONVENTIONAL DETECTORS
NOTES:
1. EACH CIRCUIT MAY BE FITTED WITH UP TO 250 ADDRESSABLE DEVICES.
2. ONLY ONE ADDRESSABLE DEVICE LOOP IS SHOWN FOR CLARITY.
EQUIPMENT: MX
DOTTED LINE INDICATES FLUSH MOUNTING BEZEL

WHICH IS PART OF THE FLUSH HOUSING
320
255
FIXING HOLES
BRACKET
STUD
RETAINING
55
100 120 120 100
B B
B B B B
A = 21
120
B = 27 A
A A A A A A A
A A A A A A
440
USE THIS KNOCKOUT FOR
INCOMING MAINS SUPPLY
Fig. 10 MX1000/MX4000/MXR/MXR-F/MXR-PSU/MXR-PSU-F - CIE/Repeater Housing Shallow

(Surface/Flush Mounting)
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
320
255
FIXING HOLES
BATTERY
STUD
RETAINING
55
100 120 120 100
A = 21
B = 27
B B
215
B B B B
A A A A A A A A
A A A A A A
440
Fig. 11 MX1000/4000 - CIE Housing Deep (Surface Mount) -

Overall and Fixing Dimensions
PAGE 26 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
DOTTED LINE INDICATES FLUSH MOUNTING BEZEL

WHICH IS PART OF THE FLUSH HOUSING
320
255
FIXING HOLES
BRACKET
STUD
RETAINING
55
100 120 120 100
B B
B B B B
A = 21
120
B = 27 A
A A A A A A A
A A A A A A
440
USE THIS FOR INCOMING

MAINS SUPPLY
Fig. 12 17Ah Battery Box Housing - Overall and Fixing Dimensions (no front cover)
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
320
255
FIXING HOLES
BATTERY
STUD
RETAINING
55
100 120 120 100
A = 21
B = 27
B B
215
B B B B
A A A A A A A A
A A A A A A
440
USE THIS FOR INCOMING

MAINS SUPPLY
Fig. 13 38Ah Battery Box Housing - Overall and Fixing Dimensions (no front cover)
PAGE 28 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
LONG ARM SHORT ARM
RETAINING
VERTICAL BRACKET
TRIM
PLATES
BOTTOM
BRACKET
TOP
ADDITIONAL
BRACKET
VERTICAL
TRIM PLATES
FOR DUAL
HOUSING
HORIZONTAL
TRIM PLATE
43mm
HORIZONTAL
TRIM PLATE
34mm
Fig. 14 MX/ZX 19” Rack Mounting Kit (not MX2 or T2000)
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
440
320
135
GLAND PLATE TOP AND BOTTOM C.I.E AND REPEATER

TOP ONLY BATTERY BOX
Fig. 15 T2000 Fire CIE/T2000CV Fire CIE/T2000 Repeater Housing and Battery Box - Overall Dimensions
PAGE 30 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
520
480
NOTE: THE TWO OUTER HOUSING

205 170 SECURING HOLES ARE FOR
USE WITH THE BATTERY BOX
4 HOLES 11.0
14 HOLES 5.6 (BULKHEAD MOUNTING BRACKET
COUNTERSUNK TO BULKHED
16.0 x 6.0 DEEP
(BULKHEAD MOUNTING BRACKET
TO T2000 ENCLOSURES)
Fig. 16 Bulkhead Mounting Bracket - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
320
REAR OF BOX
USE THESE TWO HOLES ONLY
67.5
114
139
SIDE FIXINGS
270 90 19.3
170
REAR FIXINGS
75
RACK FIXINGS
190.5 82.15
Fig. 17 Marine Rack Mounting Brackets - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
PAGE 32 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
440
320
GLAND PLATE
90
(BOTTOM ONLY)
Fig. 18 T2000R CV Information Repeater - Overall Dimensions
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
440
220
5 dia.
9.5 dia.
320
200
6.4 DIA.
55
55
100 100
20
140
ON TOP ONLY NOT ON TOP ON TOP ONLY
Fig. 19 Ancillary Housing for 8 - 16 Ancillaries - Overall and Fixing Dimensions (no front cover)
PAGE 34 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
441
USE FOR INTERNAL

ANCILLARY MODULES
198.2
A
USE FOR INCOMING

MAINS SUPPLY
A = 20
117.6
B = 25
A
557.6
390
B
50
150 150
220.5 220.5
USE FOR COUPLING

TO EXPANSION BOX
B
Fig. 20 MX2 Housing (Deep) - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
441
USE FOR INTERNAL

118.2
ANCILLARY MODULES
A
117.6
USE FOR INCOMING

MAINS SUPPLY
A = 20
B = 25
557.6
390
B
50
150 150
220.5 220.5
USE FOR COUPLING

TO EXPANSION BOX
B
Fig. 21 MX2 Housing (Shallow) - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
PAGE 36 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
DOTTED LINES INDICATE DEEP HOUSING

198.2
A
118.2
TOP AND BOTTOM USE FOR COUPLING

TO MAIN HOUSING
B
31.2
334.6
270
B
33.4
150 150
441
Fig. 22 MX2 Expansion Box Housings - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
441
198.2
B A
A
A = 20
B = 25
557.6
A
280
B
50
150 150
220.5 220.5
USE FOR COUPLING

B TO MX2 CONTROLLER
Fig. 23 MX2 Battery and Expansion Housing - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
PAGE 38 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
420
A
200
A = 20
25
350
410
Fig. 24 MX2 Battery Housing - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
544.0
50.0
50.0
664.1
13.6
16.0
32.5
Fig. 25 MX2 Flush Mounting Bezel - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
PAGE 40 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
13.6
437.6
50.0
50.0
544.0
32.5
16.0
Fig. 26 MX2 Expansion Housing Flush Mounting Bezel - Overall and Fixing
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
220
215 440
69.5
640
105
55
100 240
Fig. 27 ZX1/ZX4/ZX 4BB/ MX Black Box Panel - Overall and Fixing Dimensions
PAGE 42 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
IOB800/FB800
PSM FILNET MPM
Fig. 28 MX/T2000 Battery Box Chassis Plate
IOB800/FB800
XIOM
MPM800
Fig. 29 MX2 Battery Box/Expansion and Battery Box Chassis Plate
4.2 CABLES
4.2.1 GENERAL
All cables should be specified and installed to meet the
requirements of BS 5839 : Part 1 Subsection 26 or local
equivalent standard.
For the Loop circuit wiring, refer to Publication 17A-02-
LOOP.
When used, the Loop circuit cable screens must be joined
within each device on the loop to form a continuous cable
screen and that the screen is isolated from earth.
All other cables must be of a sufficient size not to cause an
excessive voltage drop (max. 1 volt for a 24 volt circuit for
the current required).
Note: It is an I.E.E. Regulation that fire alarm cables

be segregated from all other (non-fire alarm)
cables.
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
4.2.2 CABLE TYPES
The following cable types should be used to comply with EU EMC directive (2004/108/EC):
Addressable loops: Refer to Publication 17A-02-LOOP MX Digital Loop - Loading Calculations.
Mains: MICC, SWA (using a suitable termination gland) or any ‘foil and drain wire
type’ fire resistant cable (terminated with an SHV or CXT type gland). Normal
mains cable can not be used for BS 5839 installations.
A ferrite bead must be fitted as shown.
CAUTION:
NO OTHER CABLES SHOULD BE RUN WITH THE MAINS CABLE
Remote Bus: MICC, SWA (using a suitable termination gland) or any ‘foil and drain
wire type’ fire resistant cable (terminated with an SHV or CXT type gland).
Network: MICC, SWA (using a suitable termination gland) or any ‘foil and drain
wire type’ fire resistant cable (terminated with an SHV or CXT type gland).
CABLE PARAMETERS BETWEEN TLI800s (Max length - 1200m)
38,400 Max resistance 75 ohms per conductor
Max capacitance 0.3μF between conductors
The maximum distance, using shielded twisted pair cable with characteristics within
the parameters above, terminated with an SHV or CXT type gland, is 3000 metres.
Examples are Belden 9460 or 9574.
Serial outputs:
CIE to battery box power:

Wall mounted printer (conduit/MICC).
Network.
Configuration PC (conduit/MICC).
Conduit/MICC/armoured
} FCC68
The following ‘foil and drain wire type’ fire resistant cables are suitable:
Dätwyler Lifeline
DELTA Firetuff
FABRICA CAVICEL Firecell
HUBER+SUHNER Radox FR
PIRELLI FP range
DRAKA CALFLEX Calflam
RAYDEX FG950
GEC AEI Firetec
TRATOS CAVI Firesafe
ALCATEL pyrolyon
PAGE 44 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
4.3 EARTHING AND MAINS SUPPLY The isolating device:
4.3.1 EARTHING MX1000/4000/MX2/ • Must be as close to the incoming supply as
BLACK BOX PANEL/ZX1/ZX4/ ZX4-BB is practically possible.
All exposed metalwork and cabling conduits must be • Should be secure from unauthorised
returned to earth via a suitable copper conductor back to the operation.
controller.
System 0V MUST NOT be connected to earth. WARNING:
The earth conductor of the mains supply to the controller
shall be the protective earth of the system. FOR A SITE WHERE THE NEUTRAL OF THE
MAINS SUPPLY CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED A
TWO-POLE ISOLATING DEVICE MUST BE
Note: Earthing should be to I.E.E. Regulations and USED WHICH DISCONNECTS BOTH POLES
National and/or Local Regulations. SIMULTANEOUSLY.
4.3.2 EARTHING T2000 WHERE THE NEUTRAL OF THE MAINS

CAN BE IDENTIFIED, A SINGLE POLE
All exposed metalwork and cabling conduits must be ISOLATING DEVICE MAY BE USED WHICH
returned to earth via a suitable copper conductor. All cable DISCONNECTS THE PHASE CONDUCTOR.
screens are to be terminated with a crimp tag and must be
long enough to connect to the gland plate earthing stud.
System 0V MUST NOT be connected to earth. 4.3.4.1 120VAC T2000 MAINS SUPPLY
The earth conductor of the mains supply shall be the For 120 VAC operation, a PSU830 T2000 120VAC Adaptor
protective earth of the system. Kit must be used.
Note: Earthing should be to SOLAS Regulations.

4.3.4.2 PANEL MAINS SUPPLY
CONNECTION
4.3.3 EARTHING REPEATER The incoming mains is wired to the dual row mains
Where a repeater is located some distance from the CIE connector fitted inside the CIE. A pre-installed earth wire is
already fitted to the protective earth stud from this connector
such that: and should not be removed.
a) earth bonding back to the panel is not
practical, or,
4.4 ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT CABLES
b) where the earth potential across the site can
vary then special measures are required. The Refer to the latest version of Publication17A-02-LOOP MX
repeater must be fitted with RS485 isolation Digital Loop - Loading Calculations and 17A-02-ISLOOP
IC supplied with 557.180.053 RBUS driver MX Intrinsically Safe System - Loading Calculation.
chip. The RBUS cable screen should be
connected to earth at one end only and
insulated from accidental connection to 4.5 REMOTE BUS CABLES
earth at the other end.
The Remote Bus is an RS485 differential wire pair
communications bus. The cable used must therefore not
4.3.4 MAINS SUPPLY cause excessive loss or attenuation of the signal.
The controller must not be connected to an ‘IT’ mains The maximum length of the cable is 1200m.
circuit as defined in EN60950 and/or the latest version of The RBUS must be terminated with a 150Ω resistor at the
I.E.E. wiring regulations. The mains supply must include a FIM and a 120Ω resistor at the last device on the RBUS.
termination of the protective earth from the controller.
THE CONTROLLER IS REGARDED AS A FIXED 4.6 CABLE ROUTING
APPLIANCE AND MUST BE WIRED TO THE MAINS
S U P P LY V I A A S W I T C H E D A N D F U S E D It is important to ensure the correct routing of cables in order
CONNECTION UNIT RESERVED SOLELY FOR THE to minimise coupling effects. In particular, power and MX/
PURPOSE. THE SWITCH SHOULD BE LABELLED T2000 signal cables should NOT be grouped together in the
"FIRE ALARM, DO NOT SWITCH OFF". same conduit or trunking. Where it is unavoidable to run
power and signal cables together, it is recommended that the
separation between them is kept to the minimum values as
shown in Table 1.
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
POWER CABLE VOLTAGE SEPARATION (m) POWER CABLE CURRENT SEPARATION (m)
115V 0.30 5A 0.30
240V 0.45 15A 0.35
415V 0.58 50A 0.50
3.3kV 1.1 100A 0.60
6.6kV 1.25 300A 0.85
11kV 1.4 600A 1.05
Table. 1 Cable Separation Distances
Note: If grommets or bushings are used to secure 4.8.2 FULL POWER

cabling to the controller, they must have a
flammability rating of Class HB or better. The MX/ZX/T2000 can all support up to 8 loops by the
addition of XLMs, but not at full power. Only the T2000
CIE cannot support the full power option. The loop power
available is determined by the power supply which is now
The mains supply to the panel must be segregated away
the PSU830 for all new applications. The loop power
from other field wiring. The mains supply must enter
capability of the PSU830 is higher than that of the PSB800
through a separate knock-out.
which it replaces.
All T2000 Input/output cables (except mains cable) are to
PSB800 4800 DC Units
be fitted with ferrites (Part No. 120.029.111) as shown below.
PSU830 8800 DC units
4.7 POWER SUPPLIES In many applications a single PSU830 can be used where
two PSB800 would have been previously required.
The MX Fire CIE is operated from the ac mains supply. In
addition, stand-by batteries are fitted, which are charged The PSU830 used in the fire panels is capable of
from the mains via an internal charging unit (rated at supporting 4 fully loaded loops. For larger systems 8 fully
5A). The batteries must be capable of operating the loaded loops can be supported by connecting an additional
system in normal and alarm conditions for the length of PSU830. The first PSU830 powers the FIM800 and first
time specified in BS 5839 : Part 1 and in EN 54-4. XLM800, the second PSU830 powers the second and third
XLM800s.
The required capacity of the batteries needs to be
calculated using the current consumption information For MX4000 application the second PSU830 is mounted in
contained in Publication 17A-02-LOOP, noting the the battery box and connected with special cables which
requirements detailed above. Note that the standard cannot be extended. The distance between panel and
options available are two 17Ah 12V batteries or two 38Ah battery housings must not exceed 150mm.
12V batteries in a separate housing for the MX/T2000 or in The T2000 cannot support two PSU830 connected as dual
the CIE for the MX2. battery charger as it there is a risk of overcharging 17Ah
batteries in the T2000 battery box.
Certain ancillary devices (SNM800, SB520 and
DIM800) require a nominal 24V supply. This supply Battery Charging
may either be obtained from a separate 24V power
supply unit (PSU830) or from the CIE itself. If they The battery outputs of the two PSU830s are connected
are to be powered from the 27V supply in the CIE, the together to form a dual charger connected to a single
additional load must be considered when calculating battery set.
battery capacity.
Note: The +27V, 5V and +40V cannot be paralleled

4.8 LOOP FULL POWER together and the +5V, 27V and +40V loads
should be calculated for each power supply.
4.8.1 ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT -
LOADING GUIDELINES
Refer to the latest version of Publication17A-02-LOOP Dual PSU830 Power Split
MX Digital Loop - Loading Calculations and 17A-02- Tables 2 and 3 show the recommended way to power the
ISLOOP MX Intrinsically Safe System - Loading different modules and the cables to do so. The optional
Calculation. modules are included in this list
PAGE 46 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
Dual PSU830 Set Up

Because of the various combinations available the designe should refer to document 17A-020-PSU830 for detail description. In
summary, one PSU830 is configured as the primary (master) and the second PSU830 as the auxiliary (slave).
Recommended Power Split for MX2, ZX4, MX4000 Using 2 x PSU830s

PSU830 No1 PSU830 No 2
Board 5V 27V 40V 5V 27V 40V
FIM801/2 X X X
CPU800 X
XLM800-1 X X X
IOB800 X X
DCM800/OCM800 X X
ANN881 X X
XLM800-2 X X X
XLM800-3 X X X
MPM800* X
COM800* X
ANN880* X
ANN840* X
TLI800 X X
Table. 2
* MPM800 installed in adjacent housing. If MPM remote from panel then use 27V supply.
The above recommended power split can be achieved using the cable assemblies supplied with the PSU830 Dual Power Supply
kit 557.201.231.
Cable Assemblies Used for Power Split on 8 Loop MX2, ZX4, MX4000
PSU830 No1 PSU830 No2 + PTM
Cable Assembly Cable Assembly
PSM FIM FIM FIM FIM PTM PTM
12way to to XLM To To to IOB To To
FIM 4 way XLM DCM/OCM 26 way XLM 5V
Ribbon 20 way 4 way 2 way
ribbon
FIM + CPU X
XLM1 X X
XLM2, X
XLM3
DCM/OCM X
MPM* + X
COM/
ANN/
XIOM/
IOB
TLI X
IOB X
Table. 3
*MPM800 installed in adjacent housing. If MPM remote from panel then use 27V supply.
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
4.8.3 REQUIREMENTS #1 x T2000 8-loop XLM

Mounting Kit: 557.201.216
4.8.3.1 MX/ZX4000
4-loop - 1 x XLM800 Loop # Not for use with less than 3 x XLM800s.
Expansion Modules: 557.202.007
6-loop - 2 x XLM800 Loop Note: For 6 and 8-loop controllers, Version 6.0
software or higher is required.
8-loop - 3 x XLM800 Loop 4.8.3.3 MX2
PSU830 Power Supply c/w
Loop Booster: 557.202.210
* Dependant on loop loading
PTM800 Power Terminal Module: 557.201.232
Note: For 6 and 8 loop controllers, version 6.0 PSU830 Dual Power Supply Kit: 557.201.231
software or higher is required. XLM800 Loop
4.8.3.2 T2000
XLM800 Loop Expansion Module, one for each additional 2
4-loop - 1 x XLM800 Loop loops. Maximum of three modules in a system.
6-loop - 2 x XLM800 Loop
Expansion Modules: 557.202.007 Note: For 6 and 8-loop controllers, Version 6.0
8-loop - 3 x XLM800 Loop software or higher is required.
*Dependent on loop loading
MAINS DISTRIBUTION CONNECTOR FIXING STUDS
55mm 20mm
PILLARS
PSU830
PSU830
AL+ AL- AR+ AR- BL+ BL- BR+ BR-
H1 H2
L14
AR- AR+ AL- AL+ L13 BR- BR+ BL- BL+
RL1 RL2 RL3 RL4
PTM800
PL1
PL2
EXPANSION Model PSU830

LOOP
IN PL16 OUT PL9
VOLTAGES PRESENT GROUNG
ISOLATE AC(MAINS) FAULT
SUPPLY BEFORE
SERVICING DO NOT CGR/NTC
REMOVE COVER FAULT
TYCO SAFETY BATTERY
PRODUCTS MODEL Model
FAULTPSU830
PSU830
VOLTAGES PRESENT AC OK
GROUNG
ISOLATE AC(MAINS) F6 FAULT F3 F2
LK3
THIS 0V CONNECTION
LK2
SUPPLY BEFORE
7.5A
E-FLT
DIS
EN
CGR/NTC
2A
2A
RESET EN DIS
SERVICING DO NOT
REMOVE COVER FAULT
CON1
TYCO SAFETY BATTERY

MUST BE MADE
PRODUCTS MODEL
LK4 FAULT
CON6
PSU830
1
CON3
AC-BT
RLNC RLC +BT +BT OK-BT +27 0V +27 0V
MTR SLV
F6 F3 F2
JP2
JP1 LK2 LK3

7.5A
E-FLT
DIS
EN
2A
2A
LOOPB RESET EN DIS

A W/DOG
CON1
LOOP
W/DOG
JP3
ADDRESS LK4
CON6
H22 H24 BASE
PSU
1
CON3
RLNC RLC +BT +BT -BT -BT +27 0V +27 0V

MTR SLV
MOUNTING
BRACKET
RIBBON
CABLE +27V AND 0V
WIRING TO
THERMISTORS BATTERIES
WIRING TO
BATTERIES
Fig. 30 MX2 Loop Power Expansion Kit Using PSU830s installed in MX2
PAGE 48 of 82
EQUIPMENT: MX
5. DESIGN CONSIDERATION -
PANEL STANDARD MODULES
5.1 GENERAL
The MX/ZX CIE contains a number of Modules and
PCBs. The available modules and PCBs are described in
the following paragraphs.
Figs. 31, 32 and 33 show block diagrams of the
interconnections between modules for MX1000/ZX1/
MX4000/ZX4 (2-loop), MX4000/T2000 (4-loop) and
MX2 systems.
24V FIELD SUPPLY NETWORK

INTERFACE NETWORK (MX-Net or FILNet)
FUSE
MODULE COM 1 RS232 PRINTER
BOARD
POWER COM 2 RS232 CONFIGURATION PC/

MAINS SUPPLY COM 3 MODEM
120 - 240V ac MODULE
EXPANSION I/O BUS (IOB800s/TUD800)
CPU
FAULT RELAY
BOARD
BATTERIES ALARM RELAY
(2 x 17Ah) FIELD
INTERFACE ADDRESSABLE DEVICE CIRCUITS x 2
(2 x 38Ah
NOT T2000) MODULE
(FIM) SOUNDER OUTPUTS x 2
UNSUPERVISED INPUT
SUPERVISED INPUT
OPERATOR
CONTROL EMERGENCY ALARM I/P
MODULE
REMOTE BUS
OPERATOR
DISPLAY
MODULE
REPEATERS
MPM800 TO DRIVE
20-WAY STATUS COMMAND MODULE
40-WAY ALARM/FAULT LED MODULE
80-WAY ALARM LED MODULE
XIOM800 16 I/O (UP TO 5 PER MPM800)
MIMIC PANELS
IOB800 8IN / 8OUT
SERIAL/PARALLEL PRINTERS
Fig. 31 MX4000/ZX4/T2000 2-Loop Fire CIE - Block Diagram
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
24V FIELD SUPPLY NETWORK

FUSE
MODULE COM 1 RS232 PRINTER
BOARD

CPU
FAULT RELAY
BOARD
(2 x 17Ah) FIELD
(2 x 38Ah
NOT T2000) MODULE
UNSUPERVISED INPUT
SUPERVISED INPUT
OPERATOR
CONTROL EMERGENCY ALARM I/P
MODULE
REMOTE BUS
OPERATOR
DISPLAY
MODULE
REPEATERS
MPM800 TO DRIVE
80-WAY ALARM LED MODULE
MIMIC PANELS
IOB800 8IN / 8OUT
Fig. 32 MX4000/ZX4/T2000 4-Loop CIE - Block Diagram
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EQUIPMENT: MX
24V FIELD SUPPLY

NETWORK
FUSE MODULE
BOARD COM 1 RS232 PRINTER
CPU
BOARD FAULT RELAY
(2 x 17Ah) FIELD
(2 x 38Ah)
MODULE
UNSUPERVISED INPUT
SUPERVISED INPUT
DISPLAY
CONTROL
MODULE EMERGENCY ALARM I/P
REMOTE BUS
ZONAL
ANNUNCIATOR
MODULE
REPEATERS
MPM800 TO DRIVE
MIMIC PANELS
IOB800 8IN / 8OUT
Optional second PSU830 for 8 loops

full power with 65Ah batteries
Fig. 33 MX2 2-Loop C.I.E Block Diagram
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
5.2 PSU830 POWER SUPPLY • Battery charger has fused output (7.5A)
MODULE WITH LOOP BOOSTER • Temperature
charging
compensation for battery
The PSU830 Power Supply Module is used in all current
build MX, T2000, ZX and MX2 models and supplies • Fault output relay
power to all the PCBs and other devices fitted. It contains • Resettable +27V output
an integral battery charger which continuously charges
back-up batteries. These are required to supply the system
• 27.3V dc CIE supply
in the event of a mains failure, in order to comply with the • 5V dc CIE supply
requirements of BS 5839 : Part 1 (2002) and the • In addition the PSU830 provides 40V dc @
2.2A for loop supply
requirements of EN54-2 and EN54-4.
The Power Supply Module is a regulated 27.3V dc @ 5A,
isolated switching power supply that operates from 120- The PSU830 has the following connectors:
240V ac @ 50/60Hz.
CON3/1 dc Common
The Power Supply Module provides the following CON3/2 27.3V dc (resettable)
features: CON3/3 dc Common
CON3/4 27.3V dc (non-resettable)
• Nominal 27.3V dc for charging 24V dc CON3/5 Battery -ve
lead acid batteries CON3/6 Battery -ve
• Battery charger monitors for: CON3/7 Battery +ve
CON3/8 Battery +ve
• Low battery voltage CON3/9 Fault Relay - Common
• Missing or reverse battery CON3/10 Fault Relay - Normally Closed
• Shorted battery wiring (Open - Fault)
• High battery resistance CON1 connects power to FIM PL2.
17Ah >.0.6Ω CON6 connects the fault outputs of 2 x PSU830s and
38Ah provides synchronisation for battery monitoring. (See
65Ah >0.3Ω section 8-loop full power for details).
with dual power supply It is recommended that the FB800 Fuse board is always used
with the PSU830 whenever 27.3V dc is required to be
• Diagnostic LEDs for: distributed outside of the CIE (see 4.5.7).
• AC OK
5.3 CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
• Charger
• Battery The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is fitted into the housing
and is common to all versions in the MX range. It is the
• Earth Faults system CIE containing the Main Processor and Memory and
fits directly to the Field Interface Module.
MX CPU
Fig. 34 CPU Layout

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The CPU has the following connector: 5.4.5 UNSUPERVISED INPUT
PL1: Not used For general purpose use. Pull down to 0V (100Ω or less to
activate.
Header configurations are as follows:
H1, H2 and H3 not fitted: Boots firmware on power up 5.4.6 EMERGENCY ALARM INPUT
or MX CONSYS download
H2 only fitted: Boots firmware default Used for external override of alarm under major fault
configuration on power up. conditions. Relay contact or pull-down to 0V (100Ω or
Clears battery backup RAM less to activate).
H3 only fitted: To download MX firmware
5.4.7 SERIAL PORTS
The FIM has 3 RS232 serial ports which are used for
5.4 FIELD INTERFACE MODULE communicating with the following:
The Field Interface Module (FIM) is the interface between all • COM1 - Serial printer.
inputs and outputs of the MX CIE The FIM carries out a
number of functions which are briefly described in the • COM2 - Configuration PC/Modem.
following paragraphs: • COM3 - ‘ThornNet’ and ‘FILNet’
communications networks.
5.4.1 ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT
INTERFACE
T2000CV
The Loop circuit interface controls the communications
between the detectors (and other ancillaries) connected on the • COM3 - The RS232 interface may be
2-wire Loop circuits and the CIE In addition the addressable connected to an RS232 to RS422 converter
interface contains line isolation circuits which protect the unit for connection to a third party
Loop circuit from short-circuit conditions. interface.
5.4.2 RELAY OUTPUTS 5.4.8 REMOTE BUS
The FIM contains four changeover relays. Two of these are This is an RS485 party-line asynchronous bus (maximum
used to drive the sounders, the other two are general Alarm length 1200m), driven by the FIM. As this bus can address
and Fault relays which may be used to connect the CIE to up to 16 peripherals, the unique address of any MPM on
public (eg, British Telecom (BT)) signalling systems or the the bus must be set using a DIP switch.
ECR (marine versions only).
The coils of these relays (with the exception of the Fault Note: The maximum number of RBus devices is
relay) are monitored to ensure that they are operational. The limited by design considerations ie, MPM
Fault relay is normally energised. personality.
The alarm and fault relays must have a 100nF EOL capacitor
fitted if connected to dc loads. The RBus must be terminated with a 150Ω resistor at the
FIM and a 120Ω resistor at the last device on the RBus.
5.4.3 SOUNDER OUTPUTS If there is the possibility of an earth being introduced into
the controller via the RBus, then an Isolating RS485
The panel fitted with one power supply cannot support both Interface IC (S/C No. 557.180.598) must be used on:
sounder outputs fully loaded to 2A. Electromechanical bells/
OCM800 - Fitted to IC socket U16, IC U17 must then be
strobes and Xenons draw a peaky load from the sounder
removed.
outputs which must be allowed for in the current calculations.
DCM800 - Fitted to IC socket IC17, IC8 must then be
removed.
5.4.4 SUPERVISED INPUT
For general purpose use eg, signalling transmitter fault.
Will detect open and short circuits faults with correct 10kΩ
end-of-line resistor. For contact closure a 2kΩ resistor must
be fitted in parallel.
INPUTS
7A
ALARM I/P FAULT ALARM REMOTE BUS
LOOP A AL+ AL- AR+ AR- BL+ BL- BR+ BR- LOOP B SDR2 SDR1 SUPERVISED N/O C N/C N/O C N/C
POWER
MX
LOOP
H2
H1
H6
H5
H4
H9
H7
H8
H3
-RBUS
+RBUS
PL5
17A-02-D
SUPERVISED UNSUPER/ EMERGENCY

INPUT /VISED ALARM
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- INPUT +
8/10
- INPUT + RL11
FAULT JP1
ALARM FAULT FRONT
COVER
EARTH
RL1 RL2 RL3 RL4

PL15 POWER
PL2
RL12 RL13
JP2
JP3
JP4
Fig. 35
JP5
JP6
JP7 IC6
JP8
RV1 RV2
FB2
JP9
PL4
FB4
JP10
IC14
EXPANSION I/O
FIM800 Component Layout

FB3
LOOP EXPANSION
POWER
NETWORK
IC21 IC22
X2 CPU INTERFACE PL14
X3
PL3
PL9 IC15 IC25 IC29
PL11 PL12
JP12
JP11
W/DOG
PL8
W/DOG
PL6
COM2
PL10
COM1
COM3
LOOP A LOOP B
FRONT COVER
W/DOG
I/O
H10
H11
LOOP A
LOOP B
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
PL13
EQUIPMENT: MX
5.4.9 I/O BUS
SOUNDER OPERATION
The I/O bus can drive up to 2 IOB800 Standard 8IN/8OUT NORMAL CLASS A
Expansion boards (see Section 4.5.2). The bus is a 1-bit bi-
directional bus which is capable of addressing up to 24 I/O JP6 Not fitted Fitted
devices. It may be used to drive up to 16 off-board LEDs, JP5 Fitted Not fitted
relays, etc. and to read up to 8 auxiliary inputs. JP4 Fitted Not fitted
JP3 Not fitted Fitted
JP2 Not fitted Fitted
Note: The maximum length of the Expansion Bus
cable is 2 metres from the MPM:
JP8: Only fitted for Class A to double output
i) To any other board, or, current
ii) where boards are ‘daisy chained’ together JP9: Only fitted for Class A to double output
the total combined cable lengths. current
Class A no EOLs fitted.
5.4.10 CONNECTORS:
SDR1 +ve return connected to SDR2 +ve.
PL2: Power
SDR1 -ve return connected to SDR2 -ve.
PL3: Network power
In the event of a single open circuit, SDR2 only is active and
PL4: Expansion I/O
drives both SDR1 +ve output and SDR2 +ve output. The
PL5: Loop power output current is doubled when header links JP8 and JP9 are
PL6: COM1 serial connector fitted.
PL8: COM2 serial connector
PL10: COM3 serial connector
PL12: Not fitted The Operator Control Module (OCM) is used to provide:
PL9: Loop Expansion • LED indication of System, Panel, Sounder,
PL11: Not fitted Hardware and Signalling status.
PL13: OCM800 • Pushbutton switches to provide control

functions.
PL14: CPU interface
PL15: OCM800 (normally used in rack mounting) The OCM has the following internal connectors, headers and
switches:
H1: A Loop
Connectors
H2: B Loop
P1 LCD/Keypad: To ODM
H3: Sounder 1 and Sounder 2 outputs
P3: Keyswitch
H4: Supervised input
P4: General Purpose Inputs
H5: Unsupervised input P5 FIM Input: To FIM PL15
H6: Emergency alarm input P6A: Power/Remote Bus IN
H7: Fault relay P6B: Power/Remote Bus OUT
H8: Alarm relay P7: 9V battery (T2000)
H9: Remote Bus PL8: Expansion Bus
H10: Factory test PL13: Earth
H11: Factory test } AVR Programming Headers
JP1: Fitted - standard (bright LED)
Headers Not fitted - Marine (dim LED)
JP1: OFF - Ground Fault link OFF JP2: Fitted - last board on Expansion Bus
ON - Ground Fault link ON } Not Used Not fitted - not last board on Expansion bus
JP7: OFF - Emergency Alarm, fire LEDs ON, JP3: Used to enable an onboard 5V regulator
off the +24V input. Only used in a repeater
has no effect on sounders
panel without an ODM800
ON - Emergency Alarm fire LEDs ON, will
turn on sounders JP4: Fitted - disables the Power ON LED on loss
of ac power
JP11: Factory test
JP12: Factory test
JP10: Factory test
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
Switches Headers
SW1: RS485 comms (normally in LOCAL JP 1: Fitted – last board on Expansion Bus
position, in ISOLATED position if Not Fitted – not last board on
Isolated RS485 Interface fitted)
Expansion Bus
SW2: SW2/1 to 2/4 Remote Bus Address
SW2/5 and 2/6 Baud Rate Selection JP 2: Not Fitted – disables the POWER ON
SW2/7 Not Used (set to OFF) LED on loss of ac power
SW2/8 used for processor fault sensing Switches
in a remote repeater (set to OFF for
standard controller) SW 1: RS485 comms (normally in
S8: Resets processor fault STANDARD position, in ISOLATED
position if Isolated RS485 Interface
fitted)
5.4.12 OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE SW 2: SW2-1 to SW2-4 Remote Bus
The Operator Display Module (ODM) is used to provide a 40 Address
character x 16 line alphanumeric LCD display, pushbutton SW2-5 to SW2-6 Baud Rate
keypad for operator interaction and 5 function pushbuttons Selection
for selecting the options displayed on the bottom line on the SW2-7 Not Used (set to OFF)
LCD display. SW2-8 Not Used (set to OFF)
SW 3: Processor Fault Reset
The ODM is driven from the Multi-Purpose Interface
Module built into the OCM via the Remote Bus.
The ODM has the following internal connectors, headers and 5.4.14 ANN881 80-WAY ALARM LED
switches: MODULE
P1: LCD/Keypad of OCM or MPM The ANN881 80-Way alarm LED module is used in MX2
P3: LCD backlight variants. It mounts onto the MX2 front panel and is driven
from the DCM800 module. The ANN881 has 80 LEDs
P4: MPM which may be programmed to operate as individual address
P6A: Power/Remote Bus IN point alarms.
P6B: Power/Remote Bus OUT The ANN881 has the following connectors:
PL13: Earth Connectors
Headers Con 1: Power/Remote Bus IN
JP1: Fitted - standard (bright LCD backlight) Con 3: Expansion Bus
Not fitted - Marine (dim LCD backlight)
5.4.13 DCM800 DISPLAY CONTROL

6. DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS -
MODULE EXPANSION
The Display Control Module is used in MX2 variants to 6.1 ANN840 40-WAY ALARM/FAULT
provide all the functions provided by the OCM800 and LED MODULE
ODM800 modules in MX and T2000 variants. The DCM800
mounts onto the MX2 front panel. The ANN840 40-way alarm/fault LED module fits to the
battery box front cover, 19″ rack housing or MX2 expansion
Functionality is as defined in sections 4.4.5 and 4.4.6. The box door and requires to be driven by an MPM, OCM or
DCM is driven directly by the FIM. Connector and Header DCM module. The ANN840 has 40 bi-coloured LEDs
definitions are defined below: which may be programmed to operate as zone, sector, point
Connectors or other indications of system operation.
Con 2: General Purpose Inputs The ANN840 has the following connectors and headers:
Con 3: To FIM PL15 Connectors
Con 4: Keyswitch Input P6A: Power/Rbus IN
Con 5: Expansion Bus Output P6B: Power/Rbus OUT
Con 7: Power/Remote Bus IN P10: Expansion bus
Con 8: Power/Remote Bus OUT P10A: MPM expansion bus
Con 9: LCD Backlight Output P11: MPM power
PL13: Earth
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Headers JP3: Fitted as a ‘last board’ jumper in the

event that no other board is plugged
into the Expansion Bus connector PL10B
Not fitted - Marine (dim LED)
Note:
6.2 ANN880 80-WAY ALARM LED 1) On the COM820 with JP3 OFF, addresses 1-
MODULE 20 are LEDs and addresses 21-40 are
switches. With JP3 ON, addresses 41-60 are
The ANN880 80-way alarm LED module fits to the battery LEDs and addresses 61-80 are switches.
box front cover, 19″ rack housing or MX2 expansion box
door and requires to be driven by am MPM, OCM or DCM 2) Two COM820s can be driven off the same
module. The ANN880 has 80 LEDs which may be MPM800 or OCM800. The second board can
programmed to operate as individual address point alarm. be driven off the MPM800 (or OCM800) by
connecting it to P10B on the first COM820.
The ANN880 has the following connectors and headers: The first board should have JP3 OFF and the
Connectors second have JP3 ON.
P6A: Power/Rbus IN
P6B: Power/Rbus OUT 6.4 XLM800 EXPANSION LOOP
P10: Expansion bus MODULE
P10A: MPM expansion bus The XLM800 Expansion Loop Module (XLM) fits ‘piggy-
P11: MPM power back’ onto the FIM or existing XLM800 and is used as
follows:
PL13: Earth
1) To expand the capability of the MX
Headers
Systems CIE two loop system to 8 loops.
2) To replace the FIM loops in case of failure
on either a two or four loop system.
XLM configuration is as follows:
6.3 COM820 20-WAY STATUS
1 x XLM Base Link (JP3 fitted), FIM loops A&B
COMMAND MODULE XLM loops C&D
The COM820 20-way status command module fits to the 1 x XLM Base Link (JP3 not fitted), FIM not used
battery box front cover, 19″ rack housing or MX2 XLM loops A&B
expansion box door and requires to be driven by an MPM,
2 x XLM Base Link (JP3 on both not fitted),
OCM or DCM module (up to two modules can be FIM not used
driven). The COM820 has twenty pushbuttons and twenty Bottom XLM loops A&B
separately programmable LEDs. Top XLM loops C&D
The COM820 has the following connectors and headers:
The XLM800 has the following connectors and headers:
P4: MPM power
Connectors
P6A: Power/Remote Bus IN
PL1: Loop power
P6B: Power/Remote Bus OUT
PL2: Loop power
PL16: Loop expansion to FIM PL9
P10: Expansion Bus IN PL9: Loop expansion
P10A: MPM Expansion Bus Headers
P10B: Expansion Bus OUT JP1: Factory test
PL13: Earth JP2: Factory test
JP3: Base address
Headers
JP2: Used to enable an onboard 5V regulator
off the +24V input. Only used and fitted
in a Repeater panel
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
REMOTE EXPANSION SERIAL PARALLEL

MNEMONIC KEYPAD DISPLAY
BUS BUS PORT PORT
OIB YES YES YES YES
XBB YES YES
PIB YES YES YES YES
Table. 4
Do not fit when MPM operates as a

6.5 MPM800 MULTI-PURPOSE remote power supply
INTERFACE MODULE
JP5: Fault Output Mode O/C position B
The MPM800 is used to interface between the CIE and
expansion modules via the Remote Bus.
Switches
The MPM may be configured to have different
‘Personalities’, using various combinations of the SW1: RS485 selection (normally set to‘LOCAL’.
functions. There are three ‘Personalities’ available as set to ‘ISOLATED’ if an Isolated RS485
follows: Interface is fitted))
• OIB - Operator Interface Board. SW2/1: MPM address (1)
• XBB - Expansion Bus Board.
SW2/2: MPM address (2)
• PIB - Printer Interface Board.
SW2/3: MPM address (4)
These options allow for a variety of system SW2/4: MPM address (8)
c o n fi g u r a t i o n s . T h e f u n ct i o n s ava i l a b l e f o r e a c h SW2/5: MPM personality (see Table. 5)
‘Personality’, together with the associated mnemonics, are
SW2/6: MPM personality (see Table. 5)
summarised in Table. 4.
SW2/7: MPM personality (see Table. 5)
The MPM normally mounts ‘piggy-back’ to the ANN840,
ANN880 and COM820 modules or to a battery box chassis SW2/8: Baud rate (see Table. 6)
plate or MX2 expansion box when driving only the Minerva SW2/9: Baud rate (see Table. 6)
Expansion Bus or remote printer. SW2/10: Not used (OFF)
The MPM800 has the following connectors, headers, Terminal Blocks, TB3 to be used for internal wiring
switches and terminal blocks: only
Connectors: TB1: Power (24V and 0V)
P1: Keypad/Display interface TB2: RBus
PL1: Fault monitor (see Table 5) TB3: Keyswitch Input and General Purpose Input
P2: Power/Remote Bus
P3: Keyswitch (see Table 6) MNEMONIC SW2/5 SW2/6 SW2/7
PL3: Serial port OIB OFF OFF OFF
P4: General purpose input (see Table 7) XBB ON OFF OFF
PL5: Minerva Expansion bus PIB ON ON see note 1
PL6: Parallel printer
Table. 5 MPM800 ‘Personality’
PL8: Expansion Bus
P8A: Expansion Bus Note:
PL13: Earth 1) IN PIB personality:
For parallel printer SW2/7=OFF
Headers Parallel printer cable SC No. 557.180.069
JP1: Default - NOT FITTED For serial printer SW2/7=ON
When fitted, allows the MPM to be Serial printer cable SC No. 557.202.117
powered from 24V supply 2) If a printer is used in MX applications, a
JP2: Default - FITTED ground fault may result. To prevent this an
Enables MPM to be powered via 5V Isolated RS485 IC (SC No. 557.180.053) must
line from FIM or from onboard be fitted to socket U16, switch SW1 must be
voltage regulator. When NOT set to the ‘ISOLATED’ position and IC U17
FITTED, MPM operates as a remote removed. This does not apply to the MX
power supply only integral printer. All mains powered printers
must be treated with caution and must assume
JP3 and JP4: Default - FITTED an isolated RS485 IC is required.
Enables MPM remote addressing
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2 1
2 1
XT5
XT4
FU10
FU14
FU13
FU15
FU11
FU12
FU6
FU8
FU9
FU1
FU3
FU4
FU2
FU7
FU5
XT1 XT2 XT3
Out 1 Out 2 Out 3 Out 4 Out 5 Out 6 Out 7 Out 8 Out 9 Out 10 Out 11 Out 12Out 13 Out 14 Out 15
+ - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + -
Fig. 36 FB800 Fuse Board Connections
6.5.1 REMOTE BUS LIMITATIONS

BAUD RATE SW2/8 SW2/9
It should be noted that there is a MAXIMUM of 16 Remote
Auto baud OFF OFF Bus addresses (the standard front panel counts as one,
4800 ON OFF leaving 15 free addresses on the Remote Bus. Up to a
9600 OFF ON maximum of 3 OCM modules can be used.). Each board
19200 ON ON thus attached must have its own address (set on-board).
Table. 6 MPM800 Baud Rate
Note: The maximum number of Remote Bus
If the MPM800 is used as a remote OIB personality, install communication points is software limited to
a header link to connector pins P3 1 and 2 in order to mimic the following:
a keyswitch for a remote LCD module.
If the MPM800 is used as a remote power supply only (as Repeaters (with OCM) or remote OCMs: 7
with an LCD module with a backlight) remove header links Digital I/O Points: 1500
JP2, JP3 and JP4 in order to disable the MPM800 remote
bus addressing. If repeaters use flashing Zonal Displays, the maximum
number is three.
PL1 ACTION
Pin 1 Fault output
high (normal), 4V, 100mA source 6.6 FB800 FUSE BOARD
low (fault), 1V, 2mA sink
Pin 2 0V, common The FB800 Fuse Board is used to supply up to 15 fuse
protected auxiliary voltages (24V nominal @ 0.5A each
Pin 3 +24V
maximum) connected to the CIE
Mating connector 0.1” (2.54mm) pitch, Molex KK or
Amp MTA. The Fuse Board may be mounted on top of the PSU830
Table. 7 Fault Output Power Supply or on the chassis plate in the battery box or
MX2 expansion box.
Signal Name MX Consys Real Point
GP1 3 The fuse board has the following connectors:
GP2 4 XT1: Out 1 - 5
Table. 8 General Purpose Inputs, Connector P4 XT2: Out 6 - 10
MX Consys Real XT3: Out 11 - 15
Signal Name
Point
XT4: Supply voltage
KS1 1
KS2 2 XT5: Supply voltage
Table. 9 Keyswitch, Connector P3
It is recommended that the FB800 is always used when a
24V dc supply to equipment outside the CIE is required.
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
REPEATER
SHADED BOXES INDICATE SYSTEM OPTIONS
OPERATOR
DISPLAY
MODULE
BATTERY
BOX
OPERATOR AS FOR
(UP TO TWO MODULES
CONTROL MPM800
MAY BE FITTED TO THE
MODULE MX XBUS
BATTERY BOX)
PSU830
POWER
SUPPLY
MODULE
MPM800 REMOTE SERIAL/
(PIB) PARALLEL
CONTROLLER PRINTER
OPERATOR
PSu830 POWER DISPLAY
MODULE MINERVA XBUS XOM800
SUPPLY WITH MPM800
LED DRIVER
LOOP BOOSTER (XBB)
BOARD
OPERATOR'S AS FOR
CONTROL MPM800
MODULE MX BUS MX
MPM800 XBUS ANN840 40-WAY
(XBB) ALARM/FAULT
LED MODULE
SERIAL CPU REMOTE BUS
TLI800
COM3
FIM
MX
COM1 COM2 ANN880 80-WAY
MPM800 XBUS
ALARM LED
SERIAL SERIAL (XBB) MODULE
ThornNet or
FILNet SIM800 CONFIGURATION PC/
SERIAL MINERVA MINERVA
MODEM XIOM800 XIOM800
INTERFACE XBUS XBUS
MPM800 16-WAY I/O 16-WAY I/O
MODULE
(XBB) EXPANSION EXPANSION
2-4
PSU830 BOARD BOARD
MAIN 1
I/O BUS POWER 5
SERIAL
PRINTER SUPPLY
MODULE MX MX
IOB800 COM820 20-WAY COM820 20-WAY
MPM800 XBUS XBUS
8IN/8OUT STATUS STATUS
EXPANSION (XBB) CONTROL CONTROL
BOARD MODULE MODULE
I/O BUS MX
MX
IOB800 IOB800
XBUS XBUS
IOB800 MPM800 8IN/8OUT 8IN/8OUT
8IN/8OUT (XBB) EXPANSION 2-4 EXPANSION
MAX. 24 I/O POINTS
EXPANSION BOARD BOARD
(16 OUT, 8 IN)
BOARD MX 1 5
XBUS TUD800
MPM800 TRANSMISSION
(XBB) UNIT
TUD800
TRANSMISSION
UNIT
Fig. 37 Remote Bus and Local I/O connections
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ZONE 1 ZONE 11
1 ZONE 21
1 ZONE 31
1

ZONE 2 ZONE 12 ZONE 22 ZONE 33
Fig. 38


EQUIPMENT:
PUBLICATION:
ANN840 40-Way Alarm/Fault LED Module

ISSUE No. & DATE:
Hertfordshire
7A
MX
SG6 1BE
17A-02-D
8/10
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7A
MX
17A-02-D
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8/10
1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71
2 12 22 32 42 52 62 72
Fig. 39
3 13 23 33 43 53 63 73
4 14 24 34 44 54 64 74
5 15 25 35 45 55 65 75
6 16 26 36 46 56 66 76
7 17 27 37 47 57 67 77
8 18 28 38 48 58 68 78
ANN880 80-Way Alarm/Fault LED Module

9 19 29 39 49 59 69 79
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
EQUIPMENT: MX
Fig. 40 COM820 Status Control module
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
6.7 MX/ZX CIE AND LOCAL/ Both Repeater and Mimic include audible and visible
REMOTE EQUIPMENT warning facilities.
The connections between an MX CIE and remote Mimics
Connections between an MX CIE and local/remote
are shown in the Fig. 37.
equipments are shown in Fig. 37.
Three serial ports are available from the FIM, which may
be used to drive a serial printer, configuration computer/ 6.7.4 XIOM EXPANSION INPUT/
modem or network. OUTPUT MODULE
The XIOM allows the MX to monitor plant (digital
6.7.1 MX/ZX CIE AND REMOTE inputs), drive mimic displays or drive relays, typically as
PRINTERS part of an integrated building management system. It
connects the MINERVA expansion bus of an MPM800
The COM1 serial printer interface is designed for and operates under the control of that board. Up to 5
transmission over a very short distance (less than 5 XIOMs may be fitted, according to system requirements.
metres) and so printers attached to this must be positioned
The XIOM connections are given in Fig. 41 and
near to the CIE If it is required to have printers positioned
configuration details in Fig. 42 and Table 10.
at a remote location, an MPM (personality PIB) must be
used. This MPM has its address set on-board and is
connected to the CIE's Remote Bus.
6.7.5 IOB800 STANDARD 8IN/8OUT
Printers must be proved to have no earth connection, or an EXPANSION BOARD
earth fault will be introduced onto the system.
The IOB800 may be mounted in the battery box or MX2
An SIM800 provides electrical earth isolation between an expansion box chassis plates (not on the PSU830) or the
MX controller and/or remote MPM800 configured as a chassis plate of the modular housing and is used to
PIB. provide 8 isolated relay outputs (first 8 addresses) and
The connections between an MX CIE and remote printers monitor 8 x 24V optically isolated inputs (last 8
are shown in Fig. 37. addresses).
Fig. 43 gives the IOB800 connection configuration
details.
Note: Printers use hardware handshaking not
software handshaking. Up to five IO boards (see Fig. 44) may be used giving a
total of 80 I/O points, driven from an MPM800 using the
XBus.
6.7.2 MX/ZX CIE AND REPEATER Up to two IO boards (see Fig. 45) may be used, driven
A MX CIE may be connected to a repeater. The from the FIM, giving a maximum of twenty four IO points
connection is made, via the Remote Bus. The repeater (16 outputs, 8 inputs), 8 inputs are unavailable on the
has all the facilities of the main panel, ie, keypad and second IOB800.
LCD. The IOB800 has the following connectors and switches:
Up to 7 repeaters (personality set to OIB) may be SW1/1-8 - For future use.
connected to this Remote Bus, each with its own address
(set on-board). SW2 - Not implemented.
The connections between an MX CIE and repeater are

shown in Fig. 37. 6.8 NETWORKS
Where an AC powered repeater is used and local ground There are two network systems available, TLINET and
fault monitoring is required, the Rbus isolate IC should be FILNET, refer to respective design guides.
used.
6.7.3 MX/ZX CIE AND REMOTE MIMICS

A remote Mimic can be connected to the remote Mimic
drivers via the Remote Bus. Each remote MPM is
configured as ‘Personality’ XBB.
Up to 15 MPMs may be remotely connected on to the
Remote Bus, each with an unique address (set on-board).
The difference between a Repeater and a Mimic is the
local control facility which is not featured in a Mimic.
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EQUIPMENT: MX
RBUS
PSU830 CON3
SW2
COM
SERIAL
PORT
+27
COM
+27 MPM800
PL3
-BT
-BT
+BT
+BT
PARALLEL PRINTER
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF INTERCONNECTION
BETWEEN XIOM.
P2
TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE OF THE IDC ORIENTATIONS,
TWIST OR FOLD THE RIBBON CABLE AS REQUIRED. EXPANSION BUS
PL5
16 1
MINERVA
EXPANSION
EOL LINK BUS
ON LAST
XIOM
5TH XIOM 2ND XIOM 1ST XIOM

PL2 PL1 1 16 PL2 PL1 1 16 PL2 PL1 1
RBUS
LK1 16 1 LK1 16 1 16
LK1 -VE 0V 0V
IO
01
IO
16
IO
01
IO
16
IO
01
IO
16
6 4 2
I0 IO I0 IO
02 15
I0 IO
EXPANSION
TB5
02 15
TB1
TB5
02
TB1
15
TB5
TB1
I0 IO I0 IO I0 IO
03
IO
14
IO
03
IO
14
IO
03
IO
14
IO
BUS IN
04 13 04 13 04 13
IO IO IO IO IO IO
05
IO
12
IO
05
IO
12
IO
05
IO
12
IO CABLE P2
TB4
TB2
11
TB4
06
TB2
06 11
TB4
RBUS
TB2
06 11
IO IO IO
07 10
IO
07 10
IO
07
IO
10 ENTRY
IO
08
IO
09
IO
08
IO
09
IO
08
IO
09 VIEW PINOUT
TB3 TB3 TB3
TB6
TB7
TB6
TB7
TB6
TB7
0V +5V +V 0V 0V 0V
+5V +V 0V +5V +V 0V
OUT 0V 0V IN OUT 0V 0V IN OUT 0V 0V IN
5 3 1
RBUS +5V +24v
+VE
CONNECTION OF MPM800 TO XIOM

USE 16-WAY CABLE SUPPLIED WITH
FG 557.180.016 AND REMOVE POLARISATION LUG
ON ONE END ONLY.
PIN 1 OF PL5 EXPANSION BUS ON MPIM MUST GO
TO PIN 1 OF PL1 EX PANSION BUS ON XIOM
REMOVE LUG
Fig. 41 XIOM Connection Details
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
1. LED DRIVER (10mA SOURCE) 2. RELAY DRIVER (100mA SINK)

I/P I/P I/P I/P
2 1 H4 2 1 H3 2 1 H4 2 1 H3
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
O/P O/P O/P O/P
PL2 PL1 PL2 PL1
330 OHM 2804
I/P U2 U3 I/P I/P U2 U3 I/P

2 1 H1 2 1 H2 2 1 H1 2 1 H2 EXTERNAL
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 SUPPLY
O/P O/P O/P O/P 9 - 32 VDC
IO IO IO IO
1 16 1 16
IO IO IO IO
TB1
TB1
2 15 2
TB5
15
TB5
IO U1 U4 IO IO U1 U4 IO
3 14 3 14
IO IO IO IO
4 13 4 13
IO IO IO IO
5 12 5 12
IO IO IO IO
TB2
TB2
6
TB4
11 6
TB4
11
IO IO IO IO
7 10 7 10
IO IO IO IO
8 9 8 9
TB3 TB3
TB6
TB6
TB7
TB7
0V 0V 0V
+5V +V 0V +5V +V
OUT 0V 0V IN OUT 0V 0V IN
3. VOLT FREE CONTACT MONITOR 4. VOLTAGE MONITOR INPUT

I/P I/P I/P I/P
2 1 H4 2 1 H3 2 1 H4 2 1 H3
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
O/P O/P O/P O/P
PL2 PL1 PL2 PL1
1k OHM
I/P U2 U3 I/P I/P U2 U3 I/P

2 1 H1 2 1 H2 2 1 H1 2 1 H2
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
O/P O/P O/P O/P
IO IO IO IO
1
V1
16 1 16
IO IO IO IO
TB1
TB1
2 15 2
TB5
15
TB5
IO U1 U4 IO IO U1 U4 IO
3 14 3 14
IO IO IO IO
4 13 4
V2
13
IO IO IO IO
5 12 5 12
IO IO IO IO
V3
TB2
TB2
6
TB4
11 6
TB4
11
IO IO IO IO
7 10 7 10
IO IO IO IO
8 9 8 9 22k OHM
TB3 TB3
TB6
TB6
TB7
TB7
0V 0V 0V
+5V +V 0V +5V +V
OUT 0V 0V IN OUT 0V 0V IN
EXTERNAL SUPPLY
8 - 30 VDC
Fig. 42 XIOM Configuration Details
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EQUIPMENT: MX
HEADER HEADER
MODE BLOCK H1, H2, & H3, H4 & U1 U2 U3 U4
POSITION POSITION
INPUT
RELAY COIL MONITOR
NORMAL 8 - 30V I/O 1-8 H1-I/P H4-I/P 22k - X X
FAULT 0 - 1.5V I/O 9-16 H2-I/P H3-I/P X X - 22k
VOLT FREE CONTACT (+5V)

LOGIC 1 >3.5@ 5mA SINK I/O 1-8 H1-I/P H4-I/P 1k 1k X X
LOGIC 0 >1.5 I/O 9-16 H2-I/P H3-I/P X X 1k 1k
OUTPUT
LED DRIVE I/O 1-8 H1-O/P H4-O/P - 330 X X
10mA SOURCE I/O 9-16 H2-O/P H3-O/P X X 330 -
RELAY DRIVE I/O 1-8 H1-O/P H4-O/P - 2804 X X

100mA SINK I/O 9-16 H2-O/P H3-O/P X X 2804 -
Table. 10 XIOM Input / Output Selection Options
Table 10 Key.
‘-’ Do not fit anything
‘X’ Don’t care
330 16 pin DIL resistor network, 8 x 330 ohm; insert network into U2 or U3, leave pins 9 and 10 empty
22k 16 pin DIL resistor network, 8 x 22k ohm; insert network into U1 or U4
1k 16 pin DIL resistor network, 8 x 1k ohm; insert network into U1 or U4
2804 18 pin DIL IC, ULN2804 Darlington array; insert IC into U2 or U3 pin1 to pin 1
XP7
XP6
XP3
XP1
XP2
S1
S2
ON ON
XP4
XP5
1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RE8
FU2
FU1
RE2
RE1
RE3
RE4
RE6
RE5
RE7
XT1 XT2 XT3 XT4

IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 IN8 Power 24V OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 + + - - C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO
0V
EXTERNAL 4 - 30V DC
NOTE: REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL VOLTAGE VOLT FREE CONTACTS
ACTIVATES THE INPUT. IF AN INPUT RATED 2A @ 30V DC
IS TO BE ACTIVATED BY THE APPLICATION
OF AN EXTERNAL VOLTAGE THEN THE
'INVERT INPUT' OPTION MUST BE SELECTED
FOR THAT POINT IN MX CONSYS.
Fig. 43 IOB800 Configuration Details
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
RBUS
RBUS
IN -VE 0V 0V
6 4 2
PSU830 CON3 RBUS
COM -VE 0V 0V
+27 6 4 2
COM CABLE P2
+27 ENTRY RBUS
-BT VIEW PINOUT
-BT CABLE P2
+BT ENTRY RBUS
+BT VIEW PINOUT
5 3 1
RBUS +5V +24v
+VE
5 3 1
RBUS +5V +24v
+VE
SW2
SERIAL
PORT
MPM800
PL3
PARALLEL PRINTER
TO XP4 ON
BOARD 1 P2
EXPANSION BUS
TO XP5 ON
PL5
LAST BOARD
BOARDS 2 - 5 BOARD 1
IOB800
12 12
IN1 IN2
12 12
IN1 IN2
IOB800
MX
EXPANSION
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 + + - - C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO
IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 IN8Power 24V OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8
IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 IN8Power 24V OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8
BUS
XT1
XT1
ON
ON
1 2
S2
1 2
S2
XP4 XP6 XP4 XP6 TO XP6

FU1 FU1
XT2
XP7
XT2
XP5 XP5 XP7

DAISY CHAINING IOB800s
FU2 XP1
1 1
FU2 XP1
XP4 XP5
RE1 XP2 RE1 XP2 1 TERMINAL
BOARD 1 BLOCK IN XP4 B2
RE2 RE2 HOUSING
ON
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
XT3
XT3
RE3 RE3
BOARD 2 XP5 B1 XP4 B3
S1 S1
BOARD N-1 XP5 BN-2 XP4 N
RE4 RE4
BOARD N XP5 BN-1 TO MPM P2

RE5 RE5
XP6 XP7
RE6 RE6
BOARD 1 MPM P8A XP6 BOARD 2
XT4
XT4
RE7 RE7 BOARD 2 XP7 BOARD 1 XP6 BOARD 3

BOARD N-1 BOARD XP7 N-2 XP6 BOARD N
RE8 RE8
XP3 XP3
BOARD N XP7 BOARD N-1
RIBBON CABLE
Fig. 44 IOB800 to XBus Connection Details
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EQUIPMENT: MX
FIM PL4
EXPANSION
I/O BUS
TO PL4
ON FIM
BOARD
BOARD 2 BOARD 1
IOB800
12 12
IN1 IN2
12 12
IN1 IN2
IOB800
IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 IN8 Power 24V OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8
IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 IN8 Power 24V OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8
XT1
XT1
ON
ON
1 2
S2
1 2
S2
XP4 XP6 XP4 XP6
FU1 FU1
XT2
XP7
XT2
XP5 XP5 XP7
TO XP1
FU2 XP1
1 1
FU2 XP1
RE1 XP2 RE1 XP2 1
RE2 RE2
ON
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
XT3
XT3
RE3 RE3
S1 S1
RE4 RE4
RE5 RE5
RE6 RE6
XT4
XT4
RE7 RE7
RE8 RE8
XP3 XP3
RIBBON CABLE
Fig. 45 IOB800 to FIM Connection Details
Note: Care should be taken when ‘teeing’

7. ANCILLARY DEVICES detectors, etc., as a fault on a spur circuit will
7.1 WIRING OF DEVICES disable all devices beyond its occurrence and
this may contravene the requirements of BS
Loop devices may be connected on the circuit in any order. It 5839 : Part 1 regarding loss of protection.
is recommended, however, for ease of commissioning and
servicing that the system be designed in a logical order. The
wiring may therefore follow the most economical route. ‘Teeing’ is not permitted on the local circuit(s) connected
For a loop circuit, a separate 2-core feed out and back must to DIM800 modules, where the detectors are not
be provided. A 4-core feed introduces unnecessary individually addressed.
terminations, increases the possibility of failures, and
provides no better protection than a single 2-core loop.
In conventional systems, the practice of ‘teeing’ detectors
and other devices is not permitted due to the method of
monitoring. In the case of an ‘MXZX//T2000/MX2’ fire
CIE, monitoring is effected by addressing the various points
within the system and therefore ‘teeing off’ is permitted on
the Loop circuit(s).
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
7.2 WIRING STYLE CONFIGURATIONS 7.2.1.2 SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION

The following wiring style options may be configured in The 5BI serves as a protection device against short
‘MX CONSYS’: circuits. It operates by isolating the section of line
containing the short circuit from devices on the line and
Class B Circuit: This classification is given to circuits, from the rest of the line. Optimum operation requires the
which are not required to operate line to be wired as a loop, so that a section of line with a
beyond the point in the circuit where an short circuit can be isolated between a pair of isolator bases.
open circuit fault occurs. Class B
would be used to describe spur circuits. The operation of the MX loop driver means that there are
Class A Circuit: This classification is given to circuits, effectively 2 operational modes for the line isolator.
which are required to operate all points i) When the loop is first powered if a section
in the circuit in the presence of a single of the line appears as a low impedance
open circuit fault condition. Class A (with an equivalent resistance of <2k) the
would be used to describe loop circuits. line isolator will restrict the power to that
Style B Circuit: This classification refers to an section of line until the fault is cleared.
initiating circuit wired in a Class B ii) If a short circuit is introduced onto the line
(spur) configuration which also when the loop is powered up, in most
interprets a short circuit condition as an instances the CIEs internal protection will
alarm condition. switch in before the line isolator. The
Style C Circuit: This classification refers to an voltage is then removed from the line by
initiating circuit wired in a Class B the CIE, on restoration, the line isolator
(spur) configuration which also will isolate the low impedance section of
interprets a short circuit condition as the line as above.
fault condition.
Style D Circuit: This classification refers to an The line isolator will not isolate its associated detector
initiating circuit wired in a Class A providing that, at least one of the sections of line that it is
(loop) configuration which also connected to, is free from short circuits.
interprets a short circuit condition as an
alarm condition. In order to enable the isolator's use in a looped circuit, it is
Style E Circuit: This classification refers to an capable of passing current in both directions.
initiating circuit wired in a Class A
(loop) configuration which also
interprets a short circuit condition as Note: Isolator relays are contained in each side of
fault condition. the loop driver in the CIE
Style Y Circuit: This classification refers to a
notification circuit wired in a Class B 7.2.1.3 CIRCUIT ZONING
(spur) configuration.
BS 5839 : Part 1 (2002) Clause 12.2.2 ‘System integrity’
Style Z Circuit: This classification refers to a
states:
notification circuit wired in a Class A
(loop) configuration. The following recommendations are applicable.
a) A fault on one circuit containing manual
Note:
call points, fire detectors or fire alarm
1) A full description of the wiring styles that may devices, or a combination of them, should
be used with each ancillary are contained in not affect any other circuit.
the relevant ancillary design and installation
b) Any fault forming a cross-connection
documents.
between a detector circuit and a sounder
circuit should not affect any circuits other
than the two circuits involved.
7.2.1 ISOLATOR BASE c) A single short circuit or open circuit fault on
an automatic fire detector circuit should
7.2.1.1 GENERAL neither disable protection within an area of
The use of 5BI Isolator Bases is required for two reasons, more than 2,000m2, nor on more than one
short-circuit protection and zoning. floor of the building plus a maximum of five
devices (automatic detection, manual call
Each 5BI Isolator Base introduces a resistance of points, sounders or a combination of these)
approximately 0.22 ohms into the circuit. on the floor immediately above and five
devices on the floor immediately below that
floor.
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d) Two simultaneous faults on a manual call 7.3 DUAL SENSOR TESTING

point or fire detector circuit should not REQUIREMENTS
disable protection within an area greater
than 10,000m2. The following are recommendations for dual sensor testing:
a) If the system has been designed as a smoke/
fire detection system (ie, detectors
Note: The areas quoted in c) and d) are relatively positioned as smoke detectors in accordance
arbitrar y; in the case of c), the with the requirements of smoke detectors)
recommendation is based on custom and then only the testing of the smoke or CO
practice in conventional fire alarm systems element only is required. If the detectors are
over many years. Engineering judgement switched to heat detection only at some part
might determine that, in a given system, of their operation then during this time the
minor increases in the areas quoted do not area/zone is considered to be isolated and
significantly impede the system integrity, but whilst the heat detection provides additional
this should then be regarded as a variation protection it is not designed to provide heat
from the recommendations of this standard. detector protection according to BS 5839 :
Part 1.
EN 54 : Part 2 states: ‘If more than 32 fire detectors and/ These detectors, due to their positioning,
or callpoints are connected to one detection circuit, then are not sited to provide heat detection to BS
areas shall be specified and provided which ensure that a 5839 : Part 1. Therefore, testing of the heat
short circuit or an interruption in this detection circuit element is not required.
does not prevent the indication of a fire alarm from more b) If the system is dependent upon the heat
than 32 detectors and/or manual callpoints. elements to achieve the required system type,
It is likely that the Loop circuit will exceed the definition eg, L1, then the heat element will require to
of a zone and so Line Isolators/Isolator Bases need to be be tested as well as the smoke element.
fitted in order to divide the circuit into notional zones.
Form 3 (available on the Intranet/Internet) must be
Note: For LPS 1014 systems it is not sufficient to completed, indicating which dual sensor detectors require a
site Line Isolators every 20 devices. They ‘Full Walk Test’.
must be sited at zone boundaries. Copies of these forms should be kept with the system log
book to provide Service Engineers with the required detector
testing information.
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
8. CONFIGURATION
INFORMATION Lamp/Buzzer/LCD Test
8.1 OPERATOR PASSCODES View Events?
View Unrestored Events?
AND ACCESS LEVELS View Information Text?
In order to gain access to the CIE functions, the operator MENU
enters a passcode. There may be up to 30 passcodes per View status?
CIE and each has an associated Access Level. The Access
Level defines the functions available. Isolate/De-Isolate?
Each passcode can be enabled for an access level and is Time/Date
given a User Identification (ID) between 1 and 99. Each Set time/date?
CIE has to have at least one passcode configured at access View summer/winter?
level Customer Operator 7, the combination of other
passcodes is not important. The length of passcode Event log
View event Log?
depends on the access level which will be opened by this Print event log?
passcode. The passcodes are numeric and may consist of
4, 5 or 6 digits. View/print status
The Access Levels together with the features available are View/print points isolated
described in the Table 11. View/print points untested/failed
View/print point values
View faults
Loop point counter (not ver 1.3)
View forced points
View active points
View by function
Service
Walk test
Maintenance engineer
View/reset fire alarm cycle count
Maintenance request
Battery test
View/reset software initialisation count
Project numbers
Software versions
Menu points
Diagnostics
Force device outputs
Force device input
Shutdown/Restart
Fast fault mode
Rate of Rise Processing
Single device poll mode
Change address
Fast logic
Calibrate DDM800
Configuration
Change text
Point text
Zone text
Sector text
Panel text
Info text
Insert point
Delete point
Modify Point
Auto configure
Test buzzer/LEDs/display
Table. 11 Menu Options
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EQUIPMENT: MX
The Access Levels that can be configured in ‘MX CONSYS’ The die-cast front panel is fitted with the zonal display,
are given in Table 12. operator controls and indicator LEDs.
Refer to the figures for the overall and fixing dimensions
ACCESS PASSWORD of CIEs and accessories.
FUNCTION
LEVEL LENGTH T2000 CIE electronics are supplied fitted directly to the
1 Customer View only 4 back box.
2 Customer 1 4 Also available are a range of 19″ rack mounting fixtures.
3 Customer 2 4
4 Customer 3 4
5 Customer 4 4 9.2 ZX CIEs/REPEATERS
6 Customer 5 4
7 Customer 6 4 The CIE/repeater is housed in a steel back box, which is
provided with cable entries on the rear of the housing. The
8 Customer 7 4
die-cast front panel assembly is fitted with hinges on the
9 Customer Manager 1 4 right-hand side (not the ZX-4BBF/MXBB/ZX4BB). The
10 Customer Manager 2 5 hinges engage with slots in the right-hand side of the back
11 Engineer 5 box and allow the front panel to open to 90°.
12 Engineer Supervisor 6
The CIE electronics are supplied on separate circuit
Table. 12 boards, which are fitted onto a chassis plate which mounts
into the back box.
8.2 EN54 COMPLIANCE The die-cast front panel is fitted with the zonal display,
operator controls and indicator LEDs.
CAUTION: Refer to the figures for the overall and fixing dimensions
of CIEs and accessories.
THE FOLLOWING POINTS MUST BE
REMEMBERED WHEN CONFIGURING AN MX 9.3 MX BATTERY BOXES
CIE:
The batteries are housed in a steel back box (shallow
1) PLACING CALLPOINTS IN COINCIDENCE housing 17Ah/deep housing 38Ah), which is provided
GROUPS BREAKS EN54 COMPLIANCE. with knockouts for cable entry.
The 17Ah die-cast front panel may be fitted with:
2) PLACING ALARM INPUTS IN DELAY
GROUPS BREAKS EN54 COMPLIANCE. • Blank covers.
3) PLACING ALARM INPUTS IN NON-

• A 40-way Alarm/Fault zonal LED module.
LATCHING COINCIDENCE GROUP • An 80-way Alarm zonal LED module.
BREAKS EN54 COMPLIANCE.
• PRN800 MX printer
4) A MAXIMUM OF 512 ALARM INPUT
DEVICES ARE ALLOWED BY EN54. A chassis plate may be fitted to the back of the battery box
which can accept up to:
• 2 x I/O boards.
• 2 x I/O boards ‘piggy-backed’ + 1 x
PSU830.
9. CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS • 1 x MX-FILNET.
9.1 MX CIEs/REPEATERS Refer to the figures for the overall and fixing dimensions
of battery boxes.
The CIE may be mounted in a shallow or deep housing to
match battery box used. The CIE/repeater is housed in a
steel back box, which is provided with knockouts for cable
entry. The die-cast front panel assembly is fitted with hinges
on the right-hand side. The hinges engage with slots in the
right-hand side of the back box and allow the front panel to
open to 90°.
The CIE electronics are supplied on separate circuit boards,
which are fitted onto a chassis plate which mounts into the
back box.
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
9.4 MX2 CIE/REPEATER/EXPANSION • FORM 1A - 1 off.

BOX/EXPANSION HOUSING AND
BATTERY BOX/BATTERY BOX
• FORM 1B - 1 off.
• FORM 2 - dependant on number of
To meet EN54.4 a battery box should always be used, it ancillaries fitted.
should be located adjacent to the fire panel if possible and
no further than 2 metres away. The cables should be • FORM 3 - dependant on number of
suitably protected, e.g. run in metal conduit. If for detectors fitted.
MX4000 application the dual PSU830 arrangement is
required, auxiliary PSU is placed in the battery box, then
• FORM 4 - dependant on number of Super
Groups used.
the separation between housings is reduced to 150mm.
The CIE may be mounted in either a deep or a shallow
• FORM 5 - 1 off.
housing and the repeater is mounted in a shallow housing. • FORM 6 - up to 12.

Housings offer integral space for batteries dependant on
application (shallow housing 17Ah/deep housing 38Ah).
• FORM 7 - 1 off.
Housings comprise a painted steel back box with • FORM 8 - dependant on number of zones.
knockouts for cable entry. The painted steel front panel is
hinged on the right hand side and opens to 180º (90º when
• FORM 9 - dependant on number of zones.
semi-flush bezel is fitted). • FORM 10 - dependant on number of
points.
The CIE and repeater electronics are supplied on separate
circuit boards, which fit to chassis plates which mount to
the back box and front panel. The front panel electronics 10.1.1 FORM 1A
provide operator controls and indicators.
This is a general information form about the system. The
The Expansion Box is available in shallow and deep information required is as follows:
housing variants. Housings comprise a painted steel back
box with painted steel front panel. Cable entry knockouts
• Installation number.
are provided that align with MX2 CIE knockouts for • Description.
coupling of these housings. The front panel may be fitted
with a total of two modules from:
• Firmware version.
• Blank cover
• MX CONSYS Version.
• System type.
• MX2 printer
• Number of loops.
• ANN840
• Zones per loop.
• COM820 • Sounder response.
An integral chassis plate is included which may be fitted 10.1.2 FORM 1B

with:
This form contains the number of points per zone.
• 2 x I/O boards
• 1x I/O board + piggy-backed MPM800/ 10.1.3 FORM 2
XIOM
This form contains information on ancillary devices as
Refer to the figures for overall and fixing dimensions of follows:
the housings.
Module printed circuit boards (PCBs) fit onto the custom
• Loop Number.
made facia plate and backbox. Up to 16 PCBs may be • Point address.
fitted to an ANC800 Ancillary housing using a custom
made back plate and stacking kit. Up to 2 PCBs may be
• Zone.
fitted to MX2 CIE or repeaters using dedicated chassis • Device type.
plate studs and MX2 ancillary/expansion board mounting
kit.
• Wiring style.
• Pulse pattern.
• Group.
10. FORMS
10.1 GENERAL
In order to document the configuration of an ‘MX’ fire
control system, the following forms are required:
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10.1.4 FORM 3 11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
This form contains information on detector type and 11.1 MX/T2000/ZX CIE BASIC
configuration as follows: SPECIFICATION
• Loop number.
Overall Dimensions (CIE)
• Address.
Shallow Deep
• Zone number. Height: 320mm 320mm
• Detector type. Width: 440mm 440mm
• Day/night operation. Depth: 120mm 210mm
• Detector configuration.
ZX Overall Dimensions (CIE)
• Pre-Alarm monitoring.
CIE ZX1/ZX4/ZXZ4-BB
• Detector condition monitoring. Height: 525.5mm
• LED blink on pulse. Width: 440mm
• Relay base. Depth: 215mm
• Sounder base. Overall Dimensions (17Ah Battery Box)

• Day match night. Height: 320mm
• Multi sensor. Width: 440mm
Depth: 120mm
10.1.5 FORM 4 Overall Dimensions (38Ah Battery Box)

This form contains the Super Group configuration details. Height: 320mm
Width: 440mm
Depth: 210mm
10.1.6 FORM 5
Weights
This form contains the Remote Bus configuration details.
CIE MX1000: 7kg
CIE MX4000: 7kg
10.1.7 FORM 6
CIE T2000: 13.62kg
This form contains the Special Days configuration details. CIE ZX1: 7kg
CIE ZX4: 17kg
10.1.8 FORM 7 CIE ZX4-BB: 17kg
Battery Box 17Ah: 7kg(without batteries)
This form contains the Log Options and System Printer
Options details. Battery Box 38Ah: 10kg(without batteries)
Battery Box Marine: 14.74kg
Bulkhead Mounting Kit: 5kg
10.1.9 FORM 8 17Ah Batteries: 6.1kg
This form contains the Bell Mapping configuration details. 38Ah Batteries: 14.2kg
10.1.10 FORM 9 to 9F Colour
These forms contain the Zone String configuration details. Casing: Dawn Grey (BS 4800
10A-03)
Front Panel: Dawn Grey (BS 4800
10.1.11 FORMS 10 TO 10F 10A-03)
These forms contain the Point String configuration details. Operators Display/Control
Modules: Pantone 431C
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
Environmental of line and contact resistors.

Open and short circuit faults are
Storage Temperature: -20°C to +70°C
detected at values of
Operating Temperature: MX -8°C to +40°C > 50Kohms and < 22ohms.
T2000 -8°C to +55°C
Relative humidity: up to 95% RH Emergency alarm input: Not to be used with wiring
outside of the MX panel. For
(non-condensing)
future use with an optional
emergency alarm module
EMC mounted inside the MX panel.
Product family standard EN 50130-4 in respect of Unsupervised input: Normal state >10K ohm
Conducted Disturbances, Radiated Immunity, Active state <22ohm
Electrostatic Discharge, Fast Transients and Slow High no other states monitored.
Energy
EN 61000-6-3 for Emissions 2-Way Circuits:
Shock/Vibration Addressable loop: Frequency Shift Keying and
communications circuit. Up to
To EN54-2
250 compatible addressable
detectors or addressable
IP Rating ancillaries.
Land: IP30 40V dc max.
Up to maximum of 50 type
Marine: IP42
S271+ detectors per loop.
Compatible devices, TSL
Electrical Characteristics range of 800 and S271+
FIM800 2-LOOP + CPU detectors and 800 ancillaries.
Remote Bus: Conforming to RS485
Battery Requirements electrical specifications. Half
Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP for duplex, multi-drop, 19200
Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation. baud.
Printer/Configuration PC/
Field Wiring Connections (Field Interface Module): Network ports: Conforming to RS232
All terminals accept solid/stranded conductors from electrical specifications.
0.5 to 2.5 mm2. Full duplex, 9600 baud.
I/O Bus: 1-bit bi-directional bus
Outputs: capable of addressing up to
24 I/O devices.
Sounder: 2 circuits rated at 2A
continuous, 3A peak Zones/Loop Points:
resistive load. MX1000: 40-zones, 250-points.
Monitoring for open circuit, MX4000/T2000: 80/160/240 zones,
short circuit. 2k7Ω EOL. 1000-points.
Common alarm relay: 1 set of changeover contacts MX2: either of the above
rated for 1A @30VDC. Do combinations
not use below 100uA at
3VDC. Not suitable for AC
Current consumption (at 24V dc and 40V dc):
switching applications due to
100nF capacitor across Battery capacity:
contacts.
Refer to Publication 17A-02-LOOP.
Common fault relay: 1 set of changeover contacts
rated for 1A @30VDC. Do
not use below 100uA at PSU830 POWER SUPPLY
3VDC. Not suitable for AC
switching applications due to Mains Supply: 120 to 240V ac, rated
100nF capacitor across operational range. Limits may be
contacts. exceeded by up to +10%, -15% in
accordance with EN 54 : Part 4.
Inputs:
50-60Hz (Auto-ranging). Current
Supervised input: Capable of operating in normal draw 2.2Arms max,
and active states using the end inrush current 45A.
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Connections: Live, neutral and earth. ODM800 OPERATOR DISPLAY MODULE
Overall Dimensions
Equipment is Class 1 insulated and must have protective and
functional earths. Height: 25.4mm
Width: 232.66mm
Battery supply: Depth: 133.35mm
Charger current Electrical Characteristics
limit: 5A nominal
Input voltage:+5V dc
Charger voltage: 27.3V temperature compensated
Battery requirements:
Battery rating: 17Ah to 38Ah
Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP for
Battery fault limits: internal resistance >0.6 ohms Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation.
(single supply)
Battery cut-off
(load shed): 19.9Vdc. The battery final OCM800 OPERATOR CONTROL MODULE
voltage, i.e. voltage when
Overall Dimensions
discharged typically 21.0V for
20H discharge rate at battery Height: 50mm including keyswitch
temperature 20°C. Width: 232.66mm
Depth: 133.35mm
Field supply: Electrical Characteristics
21 - 29V @ 2A (resettable) maximum, Input voltage: +5V dc
fuse protected +24V dc
21 - 29V @ 2A (non-resettable) maximum,
fuse protected Battery requirements
Maximum total current: 4.0A Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP for
Maximum ripple voltage: maximum 3% of output Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation.
V dc
Loop Booster Module ANN840/880 40-WAY/80-WAY ALARM/FAULT LED

MODULES
39.75 - 40.2V dc @ 2.2A max
Overall Dimensions
Height: 25.4mm
XLM800 LOOP EXPANSION MODULE
Width: 232.66mm
Overall Dimensions
Depth: 133.35mm
Height: 17.5mm
Width: 104mm Electrical Characteristics
Depth: 196mm Input Voltage: +5V dc, +24V dc
Battery Requirements:
Electrical Characteristics
Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP for
Input voltage: +5V dc Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation.
Loop voltage: 40V dc nominal 0.5A per
loop
COM820 20-WAY STATUS COMMAND MODULE
Battery requirements:
Overall Dimensions
Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP
for Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation. Height: 25.4mm
Width: 232.66mm
Depth: 133.35mm
Input Voltage: +5V dc, +24V dc
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
Battery requirements: Electrical Characteristics:

Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP for Input mode
Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation. Volt free contacts: Connection from +5V
terminal TB3
MPM800 MULTI-PURPOSE INTERFACE MODULE to contact, other side contact
to input. Fit 1k ohm resistor
Overall Dimensions pack in U1 and U2 or U3 and
Height: 253.1mm U4.
Width: 104mm Relay coil monitor Take connection from
switched 24V coil: side of coil
Depth: 147.3mm
to input.
Electrical Characteristics Fit 22k resistor pack in U1or
U4.
Input Voltages: +24Vdc
Output mode
+5Vdc
LED driver: Fit 330Ω resistor pack,
Battery Requirements: provides 10mA source signals.
Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP for Relay driver: Fit ULN2804 relay driver IC,
Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation. provides 100mA sink signals.
IOB800 8IN/8OUT EXPANSION BOARD 11.2 MX2 CIE BASIC SPECIFICATION

Overall Dimensions Overall Dimensions (CIE)
Height: 15mm Shallow Deep
Width: 164mm Height: 580mm 580mm
Depth: 80mm Width: 458mm 458mm
Depth: 129mm 209mm
Overall Dimensions (Expansion Box)
Outputs
Shallow Deep
Relay contacts: 2A @ 30V dc
Height: 357mm 357mm
Inputs Width: 458mm 458mm
Depth: 129mm 209mm
Standby: 3V dc max
Weights
Active: 4V dc min
30V dc max CIE MX2-210 (shallow): 12.7kg
Battery requirements: CIE MX2-211 (deep): 15.2kg
Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-02-LOOP for Expansion Box MX2-XBO: 6.2kg
Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation. Expansion Box MX2-XB1: 7.5kg
Battery Box BAT65: 10kg
FB800 FUSE BLOCK Expansion Housing and
Battery Box BBX65: 12.2kg
15 fused outputs 24V @ 0.5A maximum
17Ah Batteries: 6.1kg
38Ah Batteries: 14.2kg
XIOM 16-WAY I/O EXPANSION BOARD 65Ah Batteries: 23.8kg
Overall Dimensions
Colour
Height: 15mm
Width: 144mm Housing: Dawn Grey (BS 4800 10A-03)
Depth: 85mm Front Door: Dawn Grey (BS 4800 10A-03)
Front Control Panel: Pantone 431C
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Environmental Field Supply
Storage Temperature: -20°C to +55°C 21 - 29V dc nominal @ 2.0A (resettable) maximum, fuse
Operating Temperature: -8°C to +40°C protected
Relative humidity: up to 95% RH 21 - 29V dc nominal @ 2.0A (non-resettable) maximum,
fuse protected
(non-condensing)
Maximum total current 4.0A
Ingress Protection: IP30
Maximum Ripple Voltage 3% of output V dc
EMC
Product family standard EN50130-4 in respect of Loop Booster Module
Conducted Disturbances, Radiated Immunity, 39.75 - 40.2V dc @ 2.2A
Electrostatic Discharge, Fast Transients and Slow High
Energy
DCM800 DISPLAY CONTROL MODULE
EN 61000-6-3 for Emissions
Overall Dimensions
Height: 19mm
Width: 223mm
For FIM800, CPU800, XLM800, COM820, MPM800,
Depth: 195mm
IOB800, FB800 and XIOM refer to Section 8.1
PSU830 POWER SUPPLY
Input Voltage: +5V dc
Mains Supply: 120 - 240V RMS +10%, -15%
auto-ranging, 50/60Hz in
accordance with EN54-4. Battery Requirements
Operating current draw 2.2Arms Refer to the latest version of Publication 17 A-O2-LOOP
max. Inrush current 45A. for Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation.
Connections: Live, neutral and earth.
ANN881 80-WAY ALARM LED MODULE
Equipment is Class 1 insulated and must have protective and
Overall Dimensions
functional earths.
Height: 16mm
Battery Requirements
Width: 228mm
Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-O2-LOOP and
17A-02-ISLOOP for Battery and Alarm Power Supply Depth: 110.3mm
calculation.
Input Voltage: +5V dc
Battery Supply
Battery Requirements
Charger current limit: 5A nominal, single PSU
Charger voltage: 27.3V temperature compensated Refer to the latest version of Publication 17A-O2-LOOP
Battery rating: 10Ah to 38Ah for Battery and Alarm Power Supply calculation.
65Ah when chargers connected
in parallel
Battery fault limits: internal resistance >0.6 ohms
(single supply)
internal resistance >0.3 ohms
(dual power supply)
Battery cut-off
(load shed): 19.9Vdc. The battery final
voltage, i.e. voltage when
discharged typically 21.0V for
20H discharge rate at battery
temperature 20°C.
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
12. ORDERING INFORMATION MX2-XB0 Expansion Box Shallow: 557.200.207

MX2-XB1 Expansion Box Deep: 557.200.208
CIEs
MX2 Battery Housing: 557.202.204
MX4000 2 to 4-loop CIE - Shallow: 557.200.003
MX2 Battery and Expansion Housing: 557.202.205
MX4000 2 to 4-loop CIE- Deep: 557.200.004
MX2-FB Panel/Repeater Flush
MX4000 2 to 4-loop CIE Flush: 557.200.009 Mount Bezel: 557.200.209
T2000 2 to 4-loop Marine CIE: 557.200.600 MX2-FBX Expansion Box Flush
T2000 2 to 4-loop Marine CIE Mounting Bezel: 557.200.210
Mild Steel Housing: 557.200.610 MX2 LCD Assembly: 557.202.209
MX2-210 2-Loop Shallow Housing MX2 Ancillary/Expansion
c/W ANN Annunciator: 557.200.203 Board Mounting Kit: 557.201.211
MX2-211 2-Loop Deep Housing PSU830 Dual Power Supply Kit: 557.201.231
c/w ANN Annunciator: 557.200.205
PSU830 T2000 120VAC Adaptor Kit: 557.201.234
ZX4 Black Box 2-4 Loop
Network Panel: 542.098 Ancillary Housing 8: 557.180.096.A
T2000CV 3-Loop Stand-Alone CIE: 557.200.620 Ancillaries Stacking Kit: 557.180.095
ZX1 1-loop CIE: 542.080 CCU3 MX - Minerva Bridge: 557.202.123
ZX4 2 loop CIE: 542.081 MX-Minerva Bridge Fittings Kit: 557.202.122
ZX FEV Remote Unit with PSU: 542.085 MX-Minerva Bridge Fittings Kit (17Ah): 557.202.120
MX-Minerva Bridge Fittings Kit (38Ah): 557.202.121
Options CIE MODULES

MX-BBX 17Ah Battery & Expansion FIM801 1-Loop Field I/F Module: 557.202.000
Box: 557.200.005
FIM802 2-Loop Field I/F Module: 557.202.001
MX-BBX-F 17Ah Battery & Expansion
Box - Flush: 557.200.019 FIM801CV Field Interface Module: 557.202.008
MX-DPBX 38Ah Battery & Expansion XLM800-MX 2-Loop Expansion Card: 557.202.007
Box: 557.200.006 CPU800 Central Processor Unit: 557.202.002
MX-BATT 38Ah Battery & Expansion PSU830 Power Supply with
Box - Deep: 557.200.016 Loop Booster: 557.202.210
MXR Repeater with Shallow Backbox IOB800 8in/8out Expansion Board
24V dc: 557.200.012 with Cable: 557.202.006
MXR-PSU Repeater C/W PSU: 557.200.013 MPM800 Multi-Purpose
MXR-F Repeater 24V dc - Flush: 557.200.017 Interface Module: 557.202.012
MXAPSU 17Ah Addressable PSU: 557.200.014 OCM800 Operator Control Module
c/w Blank: 557.202.013
MXAPSU 38Ah Addressable PSU: 557.200.015
DCM800 Display Control Module: 557.202.200
T2000R Marine Repeater with PSU: 557.200.601
ODM800 Operator Display Module
T2000R Marine Repeater without PSU: 557.200.604 c/w Cable: 557.202.019
T2000R Marine Repeater with PSU ANN840 40-way Alarm/Fault
(Mild Steel): 557.200.611 LED Module: 557.202.021
T2000R Marine Repeater without PSU
(Mild Steel): 557.200.612 ANN880 80-way Alarm LED Module: 557.202.022
T2000R CV Indicating Repeater: 557.200.621 ANN881 MX2 80-Way Zonal
Alarm Annunciator: 557.202.201
T2000B Battery Box: 557.200.602
COM800 20-Way Status/Command
T2000MB Battery Box (Mild Steel): 557.200.605 Module: 557.202.020
‘H’ Frame Mounting Bracket: 557.180.454 TLI800 ThornNet Interface and Cable: 557.202.026
19” Rack Mounting Kit: 572.065 APM800 Addressable PSU
MX (MX2) Battery Fitting Kit 17Ah: 557.201.307 Monitor Module: 557.202.027
MX (MX2) Battery Fitting Kit 38Ah: 557.201.308 XIOM 16-way I/O Expansion
Board with Cable: 557.180.016
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EQUIPMENT: MX
TLI800-G MX-Net/MX Graph I/F SAB801 MX Sounder Address Beacon: 516.800.956
and 240V PSU: 557.200.038 LPSY800-R Sounder (indoor use)
LQ300 9 Pin Dot Matrix Printer: 557.180.239 - red housing: 516.800.960
FB800 15-Way Fuseboard: 557.202.100 LPSY800-W Sounder (indoor use)
- white housing: 516.800.961
ANCILLARIES LPSY865 Sounder IP65
(outdoor use) - red housing: 516.800.962
MIM800 Mini Input Module: 555.800.001
LPAV800-R Sounder-Beacon
CIM800 Contact Input Module: 555.800.002 (indoor use) - red housing: 516.800.963
CIM800 Contact Input Module LPAV800-W Sounder-Beacon
& Cover: 555.800.032 (indoor use) - white housing: 516.800.964
RIM800 Relay Interface Module: 568.800.003 LPAV865 Sounder-Beacon IP65
RIM800 Relay Interface Module (outdoor use) - red housing: 516.800.965
& Cover: 568.800.033 LPSB3000 Sounder (indoor use)
HVR800 High Voltage relay Interface: 568.800.004 - white housing: 516.800.957
HVR800 High Voltage relay Interface LPAV3000 Sounder-Beacon
Housed: 568.800.034 (indoor use) - white translucent
SNM Sounder Notification Module: 577.800.005 housing: 516.800.958
SNM Sounder Notification Module
& Cover: 577.800.035 Din Rail Mounting Kit: 557.201.303
SB520 Sounder Booster: 577.001.023 D800 IP55 Ancillary Housing: 557.201.401
SB520 Sounder Booster & Cover: 577.001.033
LPS800 Loop Power Sounder Module: 577.800.011 DETECTORS/CALLPOINTS/BASES/ACCESSORIES
LPS800 Loop Power Sounder Module 801PH Optical Smoke + Heat
& Cover: 577.800.041 Detector (T/A/Y): 516.800.500
DIM800 Detector Input Module: 555.800.012 801CH CO + Heat Detector (T/A/Y): 516.800.501
DIM800 Detector Input Module 801H Heat Detector (T/A/Y): 516.800.502
& Cover: 555.800.042
801I Ionisation Detector (T/A/Y): 516.800.515
LIM800 Line Isolator Module: 545.800.004
801PC Detector (A/Y): 516.800.800
LIM800 Line Isolator Module
c/w cover: 545.800.033 811PH Optical Smoke + Heat
Detector: 516.800.507
APM800 Power Supply Monitor Module: 557.202.027
811CH Marine CO + Heat Detector: 516.800.508
PTM800 Power Terminal Board: 557.201.232
811H Marine Heat Detector: 516.800.509
RSM800 Repeater DC/DC Converter: 557.202.028
811PC Marine Detector: 516.800.801
PRN800 Printer Kit: 557.202.024
801F Infra-red Flame Detector: 516.800.006
811F Infra-red Flame Detector
BDM800 Beam Detector Module (Marine): 516.800.007
c/w Cover: 555.800.066
S271f+ MX Digital Addressable
BTM800 Beam Terminal Module Triple IR Flame Detector: 516.041.003
c/w Cover: 555.800.067
S271i+ MX Digital Addressable
MIO800 Small Addressable Triple IR Flame Detector: 516.041.004
Multi-I/O Module: 555.800.065
MUBEx Base for use with
Ex Detectors: 517.050.610
DDM800 Universal Fire and Gas 801HEx Intrinsically Safe Heat Detector: 516.800.532
Detector Module: 577.800.006
801PHEx Intrinsically Safe Optical +
DDM800 Universal Fire and Gas Detector Heat Detector: 516.800.530
Module c/w with M520 Cover: 577.800.036
801CHEx Intrinsically Safe Carbon
Monoxide + Heat Detector: 516.800.531
SAM800 MX Sounder Address Module: 516.800.954 801FEx Intrinsically Safe Infra-red
SAB800 MX Sounder Address Beacon: 516.800.953 Flame Detector: 516.800.066
811FEx Intrinsically Safe Infra-red
MX
17A-02-D
7A 8/10
Flame Detector (Marine): 516.800.067 MX Programmer Lead - Spare Pins: 516.800.924

MX Service Password Management Kit: 516.800.926
VLC-800MX VESDA Laser COMPACT: 516.018.012
801PL PMS MX Programming Lead: 516.800.929
801IB Isolator Base: 516.800.903 MX FIM COM3 to RS422 Lead: 557.202.127
801RB Relay Base: 516.800.905 MX FIM COM1 to RS422 Lead: 557.202.128
802SB Sounder Base: 516.800.910
901SB Sounder Base: 516.800.911 Note: The new version of 801AP Programming Tool
801RIL Remote LED Indicator: 516.800.908 hardware (with the C-tick mark, on the product
identification label) is compatible with download
801HL Remote LED Indicator: 516.800.909 lead 801PL PMS MX Programming Lead (S/C
SMP69 Stainless Steel Duct Probe Unit: 517.025.035 No. 516.800.929) but is not compatible with
800SA Detector Shorting Adaptor: 517.050.002.A earlier download lead AVRISP-02 PMS MX
Programming Lead (S/C No. 516.800.928)
800F Detector Address Flags
(Pack 100): 516.800.915
Address Flag Labels - Loop A MX Bus Driver Chip: 557.180.053
(White) 516.800.931
Address Flag Labels - Loop B MX Consys Download Lead: 557.202.118
(Yellow) 516.800.932
Address Flag Labels - Loop C
(Purple) 516.800.933 SOFTWARE
Address Flag Labels - Loop D MX CONSYS Dongle & Licence: 557.203.001
(Green) 516.800.934 MX Remote Dongle & Licence: 557.203.002
Address Flag Labels - Loop E MX Graph S/W Licence A - 1 Node: 508.020.201
(Grey) 516.800.935
MX Graph S/W Licence B - 2 to 5 Node: 508.020.202
Address Flag Labels - Loop F
(Blue) 516.800.936 MX Graph S/W Licence C - Unlimited: 508.020.203
Address Flag Labels - Loop G MX Graph - S/W D Extra Workstation: 508.020.204
(Orange) 516.800.937
Address Flag Labels - Loop H
(Red) 516.800.938
800RT Detector removal Tool: 516.800.917
801AP Service Tool: 516.800.918
DHM69 Deckhead Mounting Unit: 517.001.231
CP820 Indoor Callpoint (T/A/Y): 514.800.603
CP830 Outdoor Callpoint (T/A/Y): 514.800.604
CP820M Marine Indoor Callpoint: 514.800.605.T
CP830M Marine Outdoor Callpoint: 514.800.606.T
CABLES AND SPARES

FIM Modem Lead: 557.202.116
FIM/MPM Printer Lead: 557.202.117
MX CONSYS Download Lead: 557.202.118
Blank Half Module - Grey Overlay: 557.201.300
Standard MX Expansion Backbox: 557.201.306
Deep MX Expansion Backbox: 557.201.310
Spare Ancillary Programming Lead: 516.800.922
MX Service UK - Accessory Kit: 516.800.923
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MINERVA MX RANGE OF ADDRESSABLE CONTROLLERS

1 INTRODUCTION 3 3 OPERATOR INDICATORS

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5.4.6 EMERGENCY ALARM INPUT 53 9 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 73

1. INTRODUCTION Note: The MX4000, ZX4, MX2 and T2000 C.I.E

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Bulkhead mounting kit, H brackets and 19" rack mount

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2.8.1 T2000CV OPTIONS

2.10.4 CONVERTER TO VDR

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2.13 CIE EN54 PART 2 OPTIONAL

7.8 Output to fire alarm devices

3. OPERATOR INDICATORS SOUNDER

3.1 GENERAL • A yellow Fault LED

ALL operator controls and indicators are mounted on the

3.2.2 OPERATOR CONTROL MODULE

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MINERVA MX Fire CIE

Zone 030 Dev 055

Zone 004 Dev 001

1st Floor Coridoor

Fig. 2 Operator Display Module

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GENERAL PROTECTION PANEL

FAULT DISABLED SYSTEM FAULT

DAY MODE POWER FAULT

TEST ACTIVATED ACTIVATED

Operator Control Module

SILENCE SILENCE DAY INVESTIGATE

Fig. 4 MX2 CIE

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SILENCE SILENCE DAY INVESTIGATE

Fig. 5 MX2 CIE Front Panel

Letchworth Garden City

Registered Company: Thorn Security Ltd. Registered Office: Dunhams Lane

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ZX Operator Display Module

Letchworth Garden City

STÖRUNG ABGESCHALTET SYSTEMSTÖRUNG

ZX Operator Control Module

Registered Company: Thorn Security Ltd. Registered Office: Dunhams Lane

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3.3 CONTROLS • SCROLL UP and SCROLL DOWN keys -

3.3.2 OPERATOR CONTROL MODULE

All equipment must be sited and installed as detailed in the

Note: The housings are not suitable for exterior

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MX-GRAPH DET - ADDRESSABLE DETECTOR

MX/ZX CIE - Typical System Layout

DOTTED LINE INDICATES FLUSH MOUNTING BEZEL

100 120 120 100

Fig. 10 MX1000/MX4000/MXR/MXR-F/MXR-PSU/MXR-PSU-F - CIE/Repeater Housing Shallow

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100 120 120 100

Fig. 11 MX1000/4000 - CIE Housing Deep (Surface Mount) -

DOTTED LINE INDICATES FLUSH MOUNTING BEZEL

100 120 120 100

USE THIS FOR INCOMING

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