Fire

Part numbers FPD-7024, D7024, DS9400, DS9400I, DS9400M

The D132B is a multipurpose, fully configurable, smoke power-reversing module for activating detectors with local annunciation. The module will operate both two-wire and four-wire 24 V circuits, and also works with Class A or Class B initiating circuits. An alarm latch connection is provided to allow an initiating loop to be held in alarm after the detector loop power has been reversed to activate any sounders. The module does not affect compatibility between the FACP and detectors, or the FACP and notification appliance circuits (NACs). The maximum current available from the FACP smoke power terminals or NACs limits the total number of reversible smoke detectors that can be connected to the module. Consult the FACP’s installation instructions for compatibility with the D132B Multi-Use Reversing Relay Module. Part numbers D132B, D7024, FPD-7024

Part numbers FPA-1000, FPA-1000-UL

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Overview This article discusses the discrepancy between documented poll rates on an ITS-DX4020-G. Issue The Bosch Cellular Service User Guide states that for Fire applications we should go with a Poll rate of 240 Ack wait of 10. the current ITSDX4020-G O/I guide says Poll at 60 Ack wait 13. Which is correct? Solution 240 seconds with 10 second retries is correct for the current NFPA72 regulations for Fire. This used to be 60 seconds in the old NFPA72 standard.

Part numbers MXB2W, D7050, D7050TH, D7050-B6, MX250, MX250TH

Part numbers DS9484, D7038, FPP-RNAC-8A-4C

Part mumbers D9068, D9052, D8024, D9024, D40024, D10024A, D7033, FMR-DACT-KEYPAD

This is a generic solution for any photoelectric device application where the device seems to keep going in and out of trouble due to alignment issues. Part numbers DS240, DS241, D296, D297

Part numbers D10024A, D10024, D9024, D8024

Part numbers D7024, D7038

Part numbers FMM7045, FMM7045-D, D7024, FPD-7024, DS9400, DS9400I, DS9400M,

Part numbers DS9484, D7038

High Voltage (HVLT) Green - Warns of dangerous voltages when lit. Output Active (OUT) Red - Indicates that one of the NACs (1 to 4) is active. NAC Short (SHRT) Yellow - Indicates that there is a short on one of the four NAC outputs. Low Battery (LBAT) Yellow - Indicates that there is a missing or dead battery. AC OK (ACOK) Green - Indicates that the input is good and that the power supply is running from the AC line. Ground Fault (GFLT) Yellow - Indicates that the NAC output wiring has been improperly connected to an external source or ground. Loop Trouble (TBL) Yellow - Indicates that one, or both, NAC Input EOL device(s) has disconnected due to one or more of the following faults: Faulty AC power (after a delay) Low battery fault Ground fault NAC output fault EOL shorted EOL open NAC overcurrent Power supply over voltage condition

Part Numbers D7212, D7412, D9112, D9124, D9412, D7412G, D9124G, D9412G, D7412GV2, D9124GV2, D9412GV2, D7412GV3, D9412GV3, D7412GV4, D9412GV4, D192C, D192G

Perform these steps to enable the D7024, FPD-7024, DS9400, DS9400I, and DS9400M for RPS programming via phone line with a compatible RPS modem: Press (0) Enter Program Mode. Enter Pin (Default is 9876). Press (6) Accounts. Press (4) Ring Count. Set Ring Count to (02) #. Press the (*) key two times or until you see PROGRAM MODES. Press (3) System. Press (7) Remote Program. Press (1) Enable. Press the (*) key five times to Exit Program Mode. You need to dial Line 1 on the panel. It is the second line down on the panel (it is NOT the line in the top right). Before connecting with RPS, perform an Auto-Learn with at least one Mux Device connected to the Mux loop, then send your RPS program to the panel. Press (0) Enter Program Mode. Enter Pin (default is 9876). Press (9) Program Mux. Press (4) Auto Program. Press (1) Yes.

This article answer if the labels or texts automatically updated in FSM after change in RPS.  

*Note: DS9431 MUX was replaced by the D7039, The D7039 was replaced by the FPE-7039

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Follow this step-by-step guide and learn how you can use keypad programming to configure FPD-7024 IP communications