MPC-6000 Intelligent Fire Alarm Panel - Louisiana Fire Extinguisher ...

<strong>MPC</strong>-<strong>6000</strong> <strong>Intelligent</strong> <strong>Fire</strong> <strong>Alarm</strong> <strong>Panel</strong>Features• One intelligent Signaling Line Circuit• SLC loop supports up to 252 addressable Inputs AND signal/relayoutputs (504 inputs/outputs total)• Addressable devices are polarity insensitive• Devices operate on standard wire-no twist or shield required• <strong>Fire</strong>Smart Application Specific fire detection• 4 Class B/2 Class A notification appliance circuits• Up to 6A NAC Power• Built in strobe synchronization protocol• 80 Character backlit LCD display• Optional Peer-to-Peer networking using <strong>MPC</strong>-Net• One man walk test (Silent or Audible)• Auto Program Feature• UP to 16 remote LCD Displays with control capabilities• Programmable from front keypad, or Windows basedPC programming software• Maintenance and technician level passwords• Optional internal DACT<strong>MPC</strong>-<strong>6000</strong>• 2000 event history log• Made in the USA, ISO 9001 quality crafted• UL 864 , MEA & CSFM Listed and FM ApprovedDescriptionThe <strong>MPC</strong>-<strong>6000</strong> is an advanced modular firealarm panel. It features analog/addressabledetection, programming, and memorycapability. It’s base configuration includes oneanalog/addressable loop, with four notificationappliance output circuits.Operating controls and indicators are mountedbehind a locked cabinet door and an 80-characterLCD display provides specific indications foraddressable devices, while LEDs indicate generalpanel status.Hardware ConfigurationThe main termination board mounts in the rear ofthe panel. The main power supply is physicallycontiguous with the main termination board. The<strong>MPC</strong>-<strong>6000</strong> main termination board provides theinterface for external system connections, the SLCloop interface PCB, four NAC circuits, remotesignaling circuits and indicating interfaces.The front Display Board mounts on a hinged frontplate, which is located behind a locked cabinetdoor. Displays for any number of zones are handledthrough this board.All normal operation is controlled from the front ofthe panel via membrane switches. Displays areprovided by an 80-character, alphanumeric, backlitLCD display and by discrete LED indicators formajor panel functions.9400

The 80-characterLCD display isused to displayevent data, includingalarms andtroubles, supervisoryidentificationof zone or device,and presentationof history. Themenus are controlledby a set offour membraneswitches commandingthecontrol processor.A back light isincluded to assure visibility in low light, but toconserve power, it is only activated during areported event.Minimum Control Unit ConfigurationA. <strong>Intelligent</strong> Signaling Line Circuit –The main termination board has addressableloop interface circuitry supporting one SLC loopDevices are polarity insensitive and can operateon untwisted, unshielded wire.B. Notification Appliance Circuits – The base panelhas four independent NACs. Each circuit can beselected to give continuous output, one of eightsounding patterns. NACs are style Z or Ycapable, without additional modules.C. Dry Contacts – Four programmable form “C”dry relay contacts are provided.D. Remote Annunciation – The <strong>MPC</strong>-<strong>6000</strong> panel willdrive up to 16 annunciators and 8 remoteprocessors on an RS-485 communication line.E. Power Supply – A 7A, 24V nominal powersupply provides all operating power to the panelfor both standby and alarm conditions.Auxiliary DevicesA. Remote LCD Annunciator (RDC-2) – Theremote LCD annunciator consists of a backlit80 character, alphanumeric display, 4 menubuttons, 4 dedicated buttons for operatorinteraction, 6 LED indicators, and a securitykey switch.B. Serial Annunciator (SLU-2) – Consists of oneremote processor and one annunciator driverboard capable of providing 16 supervisedoutputs for LEDs or incandescent lamps.Expansion to drive 512 LEDs or lamps is viaadditional processor boards and annunciatordrive boards (SLE-16).C. Serial Relay Unit (SRU-2) – Consists of remoteprocessor and relay board which provides 8relays with form “C” dry contacts rated at 1 amp.Expansion to 192 relays is via additional remoteprocessor boards and relay boards (SLE-8).Optional Control Unit ConfigurationA. <strong>MPC</strong>-DACT – The <strong>MPC</strong>-DACT providesa dual line digital alarm communicationstransmitter. It’s parameters are set via thecontrol unit programming sequence.The <strong>MPC</strong>-DACT is compatible with the followingformats: SIA DCS 8, SIA DCS 20, AdemcoContact ID, 3/1 1400 Hz., 3/1 2300 Hz.,

Wiring, Main Termination BoardGeneral SpecificationsEnvironmentalOperating temperature: 32-120°F (0-49°C)Relative Humidity - 85% @ 86°FPrimary SupplyPrimary input voltage -120 Vac (50/60 Hz.), 240 Vac (50/60 Hz.)Maximum primary input current -1.3 amp @ 120 VacSecondary and Trouble Power Supply24 volt lead-acid battery with 7 AH-38 AH capacityAuxiliary Power OutputsCurrent - 0.5 amp resettable/non-resettablepower outputsStatus System Relays4 relays rated @ 1 amp, 28 Vdc resistiveNAC CircuitsRating per NAC circuit, 1.5A ea., 6 max.BatteryBase cabinet will accommodate a 10 A batteryset. Larger batteries will require separate enclosure

DimensionsOrdering InformationSiemens Building Technologies, Inc.8 Fernwood Road • Florham Park, NJ 07932Tel: (973) 593-2600 • Fax: (973) 593-6670Web: www.faradayfirealarms.com11/06 2M SBT/IGWARNING- The information contained in this document is intended only as a summary andis subject to change without notice. The devices described in this document have specificinstruction sheets which cover various technical, limitation and liability information. Copiesof these instruction sheets and the General Product Warning and Limitations Document,which also contains important information, are provided with the product and are availablefrom the Manufacturer. Information contained in these documents should be consultedbefore specifying or using the product. For further information or assistance concerningparticular problems contact the Manufacturer.November 2006 - Supersedes sheet dated 11/04