PRODUCT FEATURES

ONYX® Series Fire

Panel
Sub-Agenda
 ONYX NFS-320

 ONYX NFS2-640

 ONYX NFS2-3030

 Cabinetry

 Remote Annunciators

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 ONYX® Series

NFS-320
Fire Alarm Control Panel
NFS-320 Intelligent Fire Panel

 The NFS-320 is single SLC Loop Intelligent

fire panel targeted to replace the AFP-200
market place.

 All FlashScan devices supported

 Networkable

 Full QWERTY keypad

 Four NACs, 6A maximum

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NFS-320 Intelligent Fire Panel
 Synchronizes System Sensor, Wheelock, Gentex

 History file - 800 Events, 200 Alarms

 20 Logic Zones

 10 Releasing Software Zones

 Optional UDACT Digital Communicator

 Up to 32 LCD Annunciators

 Up to 32 ACS Annunciators

 Removable Chassis/CPU assembly

 USB Support for programming software

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NFS-320 Intelligent Fire Panel

CPU assembly requires

4 onboard NACS can be
the removal of only two
wired Style Y or Z
fasteners and the
system wiring

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NFS-320 Ordering

 The NFS-320 is a single orderable item -

no need to configure a panel
 NFS-320 120VAC Black Enclosure
 NFS-320-SP 120VAC Black Enclosure
 NFS-320R 120VAC Red Enclosure
 NFS-320E 240VAC Black Enclosure
 NFS-320E-SP 240VAC Black Enclosure

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 ONYX® Series

NFS2-640
Fire Alarm Control Panel
NFS2-640 Intelligent Fire Panel

 One Signaling Line Circuit

(SLC)
 Style 4, 6 or 7
 Expandable to a second
circuit

 Networkable

 318 devices per SLC

 159 detectors and 159
modules

 80-character, 640-
character or no display
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NFS2-640 Intelligent Fire Panel
 6.0 amp switching mode
power supply

 Four Notification Appliance

Circuits
 Style Y or Z
 Synchronized using
System Sensor Strobes,
Wheelock and Gentex

 Fast polling and response

time with FlashScan®
communication protocol

 Network compatible

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CPU2-640 Central Processing Unit

 The CPU2-640 Central Processing Unit

includes the CPU, one Signaling Line
Circuit, integral 6.0 amp power supply and
four Notification Appliance Circuits

 Single on-board Signaling Line Circuit

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CPU2-640 Central Processing Unit

 Optional LEM-320 for 2nd SLC

 636 device total system capacity

 Each CPU2-640 includes a mounting

chassis.

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Keyboard Display Module
 The KDM-R2 is an optional 80-character
display and QWERTY programming keypad

 Used for full programming of the CPU2-

640

 Used to program display-less network

nodes

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640-Character Display
 The NCA-2 Network Annunciator can also
be used on the NFS2-640 as an alternate
display to the KDM-R2

 The large 640-character screen allows the

operator to view extended information

 Requires the NCA/640-2-Kit

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NFS2-640 with NCA-2

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CPU2-640 Central Processing Unit

 The primary display has been shifted to

the middle of the cabinet

 Two ACS annunciators or BMP-1 Blank

Module plates may be mounted on either
side of the display. Note that annunciator
expanders cannot be used in this row

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LEM-320 Loop Expander Module

 The LEM-320 Loop Expander Module

expands the NFS2-640 to two Signaling
Line Circuits for a total capacity of 636
FlashScan devices

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 LEM-320 Loop Expander Module

 The module plugs onto the right of the

CPU2-640 main board
 159 Intelligent Detectors & 159
Addressable Modules (per SLC loop)

Mounting Options:
 CHS2-M2 Chassis
 CHS-M3 Chassis
 CHS-4 Chassis
 CHS-4N Chassis
 CHS-4L Chassis

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 NFS2-640 Dress Plates

 DP-DISP2
Primary Display
Dress Panel for
the top row

 ADP2-640
Display Dress
Panel for middle
rows in cabinet)

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NFS2-640 Mounting Example

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NFS2-640 Ordering
 CPU2-640 - 120VAC (includes mounting chassis)

 CPU2-640-SP - 120VAC (includes mounting chassis)

 CPU2-640E - 240VAC (includes mounting chassis)

 CPU2-640E-SP - 240VAC (includes mounting chassis)

 KDM-R2 - 80-Character Display

 KDM-R2-SP - 80-Character Display

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NFS2-640 Ordering
 NCA/640-2-KIT - Brackets to connect NCA-2 to dress panel in
NFS2-640

 DP-DISP2 - Primary Display Dress Panel (top row of cabinet)

 ADP2-640 - Display Dress Panel (middle rows of cabinet)

 BMP-1 – Blank Module plates

 Two required for the DP-DISP2 if annunciators are not used

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NFS2-640 Example 1
640 With Display, No Annunciators.

 BOM
DP-DISP2
 CPU2-640
 KDM-R2 B CPU2-640 B
M M
 DP-DISP2 P KDM-R2 P
 BMP-1(2)
 SBB-A4
 BAT(2) SBB-A4
BP2-4
DR-A4
 BP2-4
 DR-A4

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NFS2-640 Example 2
640, 2 SLC, With Display, UDACT, Noti-Net, 2
Annunciators,,

 BOM
 CPU2-640 DP-DISP2
 LEM-320 A L AU
D
C E C
CPU2-640
A
 KDM-R2 KDM-R2
S M SC
 UDACT T
 CHS-4L
 NCM-W N
 DP-DISP2 C CHS-4L
DP-1B
M
 ACM-24AT(2)
 SBB-B4
 DP-1B
SBB-B4
BP2-4
 BAT(2)
DR-B4
 BP2-4
 DR-B4

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 ONYX® Series

NFS2-3030
Fire Alarm Control Panel
NFS2-3030 Intelligent Fire Panel

 One to ten Signaling Line Circuits

 Style 4, 6 or 7
 3,180 intelligent addressable devices
 Fast polling and response time via
FlashScan™ communication protocol

 Large 640-character display

 Networkable

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NFS2-3030 Intelligent Fire Panel

 4,000 Event History with 1,000 Alarm events

 Weekly Occupancy Schedules allow changing

sensitivity by time of day and day of week

 Optional universal 2,040-point DACT

 Designed for medium to large scale

applications

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CPU2-3030 Central Processing Unit

 Every system has a CPU. This unit serves

as the “brains” of the system and interfaces
with all of the units needed to monitors
inputs and controls outputs

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CPU2-3030 Central Processing Unit

 The Display Interface provides annunciation

of all systems events and can be used to
program the system and perform a variety of
system functions

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CPU2-3030 Central Processing Unit

 In network applications, the Display

Interface may not be required or even
desired

 The CPU may be ordered without a display

(CPU2-3030ND)

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CPU2-3030 Central Processing Unit

 The CPU board contains LEDs and switches

for diagnostic purposes

Diagnostic LEDs

Control
Switches

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CPU2-3030 Mounting
 CPU options require a CHS-M3 chassis for
mounting in the top position of the cabinet

CPU2 mounting

Loop Control
Modules and
Annunciator
Modules can be
installed in the two
right-hand
positions.

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Loop Control Module (LCM-320)
 The NFS2-3030 requires at least
one Loop Control Module for
communication with intelligent
and addressable devices

 The LCM-320 provides a Signaling

Line Circuit (SLC) for connection
of up to 318 devices – 159
Intelligent Detectors and 159
Addressable Modules

 The LEM-320 Loop Expander

Module adds a second SLC Loop
for an additional 318 devices. The
expander mounts to the back of
the LCM-320

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Loop Control Module (LCM-320)

 Standard mounting for the LCM/LEM is

either adjacent to the CPU or in the cabinet
row directly below it

 Up to 5 LCM/LEM
assemblies can be used
for a total system capacity
of 3180 devices

D-Size Backbox
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Main Power Supply

 The AMPS-24 Main Power Supply provides

each of the components of an NFS2-3030
with its operating power and also charges
and maintains the system’s batteries

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 Main Power Supply

 The supply also provides power for

operating SLC devices and other remotely-
mounted peripherals

The Main Power Supply does

not supply power for speaker
circuits audio systems. This
power is provided by audio
amplifiers.

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Secondary Power Source

 A Fire Alarm Control Panel

requires a source of power to
backup the system during
loss of the Primary AC power

 This secondary power is most

often a set of two 12-volt
batteries, wired in series, to
provide 24 VDC of backup
power
12 V 12 V

D-Size Backbox

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NFS2-3030 Ordering
 CPU2-3030D – NFS2-3030 CPU, w/display

 CPU2-3030D-SP – NFS2-3030 CPU, w/display

 CPU2-3030ND – NFS2-3030 CPU

 LCM-320 – SLC loop card

 At least one is required

 LEM-320 – SLC loop expander

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NFS2-3030 Ordering
 CHS-M3 – CPU2-3030 Chassis

 DP-DISP - Primary Display Dress Panel (top row

of cabinet)

 BMP-1 – Blank Module plates

 Two required for the DP-DISP2 if annunciators are
not used

 AMPS-24 – 120VAC Main Power Supply

 AMPS-24E – 240VAC Main Power Supply

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 ONYX® Series

Cabinetry
Cabinets, Chassis & Dress Panels
Fire Panel Cabinet
 Every system has at least one cabinet

 Larger systems employ many cabinets

 The size of the cabinet(s) needed depends on

the amount and type of equipment to be housed
inside the cabinet

 The size of the cabinet(s) cannot be determined

until the complete system has been designed

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Fire Panel Cabinet
 The cabinet assembly is made up of a backbox
and a door assembly.

 Four sizes of fire alarm cabinets are available –

A, B, C and D.
 The letters correspond to the number of rows
available inside the cabinet for equipment other
than area dedicated for optional power supply and
batteries.

 Many peripheral components of a fire system

have their own cabinet enclosures for remote
mounting.

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SBB Backbox & Door Series
Number of Rows
A=1 B=2 C=3 D=4
R = RED
4 Series
Nothing here
means Black

D R – C 4 B R

DR = DooR
SBB = Surface Back Box PS & Batteries
B = Blank
(not Black)

Nothing here means

glass front door

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 SBB Backbox & Door Series

PS & Batteries

One available row PS & Batteries

DR-A4 Door
DR-A4B Door Two available rows PS & Batteries
DR-A4R Door DR-B4 Door
SBB-A4 Backbox DR-B4B Door
SBB-A4R DR-B4R Door Three available
Backbox SBB-B4 Backbox rows PS & Batteries
SBB-B4R DR-C4 Door
Backbox DR-C4B Door
Cabinets are available in DR-C4R Door Four available rows
• BLACK SBB-C4 Backbox DR-D4 Door
SBB-C4R Backbox DR-D4B Door
• RED
DR-D4R Door
• BLACK without a SBB-D4 Backbox 45
window. SBB-D4R Backbox
SBB Backbox & Door Series

Surface Back CAB-A4

Box (SBB-C4) Enclosure
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 Doors for DVC Systems

ADDR-B4
B-Size Cabinet Door

ADDR-C4
C-Size Cabinet Door

ADDR-D4
D-Size Cabinet Door
For use with CA-2 Chassis. For the CA-1
Chassis, use the standard door.
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CHS-4
 The CHS-4 Chassis is used to mount a
variety of devices. It covers one row in
the cabinet and provides four positions for
loop and/or network cards.

Four LCM-LEM
assemblies mounted
in the CHS-4 Chassis

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CHS-4

D-Size Backbox

Mounting Options:
 SBB Backbox

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CHS-4L
• The CHS-4L is a low profile chassis used
to mount a variety of devices. It covers
one row in the cabinet and provides four
positions for SLC loop cards, network
cards, or AA-30 Analog Amplifiers

Two LCM-LEM
assemblies mounted
in the CHS-4L Chassis

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CHS-4L

D-Size Backbox

Mounting Options:
 SBB Backbox

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Chassis – Mounting Summary
CPU2-640
 CHS2-M2 Chassis

CPU2-3030 – No voice
 CHS-M3 Chassis

CPU2-3030 – Voice without Telephone

 CHS-M3 Chassis with CA-1 Chassis for DVC apps
with no telephone.

CPU2-3030 – Voice/Telephone
 CA-2 Chassis for DVC voice systems with
telephone.

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Chassis – Mounting Summary
NCA2 Network Annunciator
 ADP Series dress panel
 CHS-2 in a ABS-2D Backbox
 NCA/640-2-KIT

LCM-320 SLC Loop Module

 CHS-4 Chassis
 CHS-4L Chassis
 Onto CPU2-640
 Mount underneath CPU, DVC

NCM-W, NCM-F
 CHS-4 Chassis
 CHS-4L Chassis
 Mount underneath CPU, DVC
 On right side of DAA amplifier
 Backside of a BMP-1

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Dress Plates
 Dress plates cover equipment rows inside
the cabinet and provide additional
mounting options for various user
interfaces – keypads, annunciators, etc.

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Dress Plates (DVC)

MIC
DVC-KD
Well

DPA-1 Dress Plate, 1 row Audio

DVC-KD ACS

DPA-1A4 – supports 1 DVC and 1-2

D-Size Backbox Annunciators.

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Dress Plates (ADP-4B)

with NCA & 2 ACS Annunciators

D-Size Backbox

with 4 ACS Annunciators

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Dress Plates (Blank)

DP-1B Blank Dress Plate, 4 row

BMP-1 – covers
unused slots in ADP
and DP-DISP dress
panels (one each)

D-Size Backbox

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Dress Plates (Summary)
CPU2-640 – No voice
 DP-DISP2 in cabinet row 1
 ADP2-640 in cabinet rows 2-4

CPU2-640 – Voice without telephone

 DP-DISP2 for CPU in 1st row
 DPA-1 or DPA-1A4 in 2nd row

CPU2-640 – Voice with telephone

 DP-DISP2 for CPU in 1st row
 DPA-2B in 2nd and 3rd rows
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Dress Plates (Summary)
CPU2-3030D – No voice
 DP-DISP in in 1st row

CPU2-3030D – Voice without Telephone

 DP-DISP for CPU in 1st row
 DPA-1 or DPA-1A4 in 2nd row

CPU2-3030D – Voice with Telephone

 DPA-2B in cabinet rows 1&2
 VP-2B vent plate

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 DP-DISP
NFS2-3030
B B
CPU2-3030D LCM
M MNCM
LEM
 BOM P
CHS-M3P
 CPU2-3030D
 CHS-M3
 LCM-320 A
 LEM-320
A A A AD
 NCM-W C E E EP
 CHS-4L(2) LCM LCM LCM
LEM M LEMCHS-4L
M M LEMM-
 LCM-320(4) 4
 LEM-320(4)
B
 SBB-C4
 AMPS-24
 BAT (2)
 DP-DISP
LCM
 BMP-1(2) LEM DP-1B
 ADP-4B CHS-4L
SBB-C4
 ACM-24AT
 AEM-24AT(3)
 DP-1B
 BP2-4
 DR-C4
BP2-4
AMPS-24
DR-C4
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NFS2-3030

 BOM
 NFS-LBB
 PS-12550(2)

UB12550 UB12550
NFS-LBB

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NFS2-3030
LM
 BOM
 BB-100
 PS-121000(2)
 AMPS-24

UB121000BB-100 UB121000

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NFS2-3030
LM
 BOM
 BB-200
 PS-121000(4)
 AMPS-24

UB121000 UB121000

BB-200
UB121000 UB121000

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Remote Annunciators
NCA-2
 Network Control Annunciator
 Compatible with:
 NFS2- 3030
 NFS-3030
 NFS-320
 NFS2-640
 NFS-640
 DVC
 NCA
 System control and display
capabilities for all or selected
nodes.

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ACM-24AT & 48A Annunciators
 ACM-24AT Annunciator provides 24 switch-
controlled points with Alarm and Trouble
LEDs
 AEM-24AT Expander adds an additional 24
points to a an ACM-24AT at a single EIA-485
address (3 max)

Four ACM-24AT
Annunciators mounted
inside an ABS-4D Backbox.

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LCD-80 Series Annunciators

 The LCD-80 is a 80-character

remote Liquid Display
Annunciators for the NFS2-
640 and 3030, as well as
Notifier’s non-ONYX systems

LCD-80 Liquid
Crystal Display

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LCD-160 Text Display Annunciator

 The LCD-160 is a 640-character remote

annunciation and control for the NFS2-
3030

 Mimics the first 160 characters of the

control panel’s display

LCD-160 in a surface-
mount backbox
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Thank You