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When using Wheelock / Cooper / Eaton Exceeder LED 3 Strobes and Horn Strobes on a UL Listed Bosch Fire panel a DSM or SM Wheelock Sync Module is required. The Wheelock protocol built into the panels listed below do not support the newer Exceeder LED 3 product line at this time.   Step-by-step guide   The Exceeder LED 3 Product Line is not UL Listed Compatible with UL Listed Bosch Fire Panels FPA-1000; FPA-1000-V2 (Firmware 2.02 and lower) FPD-7024 (Firmware 1.06 and lower) FPP-RNAC-8A-4C (Firmware 1.10 and lower) DS9400; DS9400I; DS9400M; D7024; FPD-7024; FPP-RNAC-8A-4C-(Never the product is End of Life) Valid as April 2020  ... View more

   Ignore the Yellow, Black & Red wires inside the base, wire per the installation guide Figures 2, 3 or 4 depending on the base selected for the application. Wiring for F220-B6PS 12/24VDC Popit Base (+) Power wires in and out of Terminal B2 (-) Power Wires in and out of Terminal 5 (+) Popit Loop Data wires to Terminal 1 (-) Popit Loop Data wires to Terminal 2   Wiring for F220-B6PM 24VDC Popit Base (+) Power wires in and out of Terminal B2 (-) Power Wires in and out of Terminal 5 (+) Popit Loop Data wires to Terminal 1 (-) Popit Loop Data wires to Terminal 2 Connect the 3KΩ end-of-line (EOL) resistor Bosch P/N: 15-03130-007 (F.01U.008.725) across the Terminals A1/A2 and B1 at each base when not using 2-Wire slave bases.   Wiring for F220-B6PM 24VDC Popit Base with F220-B6 2-Wire Slave Bases (+) Power wires in and out of Terminal B2 (-) Power Wires in and out of Terminal 5 (+) Popit Loop Data wires to Terminal 1 (-) Popit Loop Data wires to Terminal 2 Connect the 3KΩ end-of-line (EOL) resistor Bosch P/N: 15-03130-007 (F.01U.008.725) across the last 2-Wire base (F220-B6 2-Wire Base) to Terminals A1/A2, and B1. Terminals 1 - 5 Diagram How to tell the difference between the F220-B6PS and F220-B6PM Base  Base Assembly Diagram                 ... View more

The FPA-1000 panels offer an 80-character (4 lines X 20 characters) wide viewing-angle LCD Display. Line 1 Displays two parts – Part 1 -The Event Type (Fire Alarm, Trouble, Supervisory ...) Part 2 - The numerical event description made up of 3 parts. a.)The first two digits tell us the panel number (Panel ID) b.) The Next digit is the Circuit Address (0 = Web Page, 1 = SCL1, 2 = SLC2, 3 = Main Board (MB), 4 = Option Bus (OB). c.) The last four digits equal the Address Assignment. Below see Main Board Address Assignment chart below for (3) Main Board (MB) failure address codes. Line 2 Displays three parts – Part 1 – Date Part 2 – Time Part 3 - Number of events read as event xxx of xxx events. Example 002/009 is displaying Event 2 of 9 total events.  Line 3 Displays two parts – Part 1- Displays the Device Type Part 2 - Circuit Status. Line 4 Displays the installer programed point text for the device address. See diagram below.   Main Board (MB) Address Assignment Address Device Comment 1 Relay 1 Bypass Relay 1 Bypass 2 2Relay 2 Bypass 2Relay 2 Bypass 3 Relay 3 Bypass Relay 3 Bypass 4 NAC1 Control Open/Short/Overcurrent NAC1 Control Open/Short/Overcurrent 7 NAC2 Control Open/Short/Overcurrent NAC2 Control Open/Short/Overcurrent 17 AC Power No or Low AC 18 AUX Power No or Low AUX 19 Earth Detector Panel Grounding 20 Battery Charger Failure Battery Charger Failure 21 Battery Failure Battery Failure 26 IP reporting path 1 Disconnect IP reporting path 1 Disconnect 27 IP reporting path 2 Disconnect IP reporting path 2 Disconnect 28 Communication to primary account Failure Communication to primary account Failure 29 Communication to secondary account Failure Communication to secondary account Failure 32 City Tie 1 Open/Short/Activated/Activated Fail City Tie 1 Open/Short/Activated/Activated Fail 33 City Tie 2 Open/Short/Activated/Activated Fail City Tie 2 Open/Short/Activated/Activated Fail 34 City Tie Board Missing City Tie Board Missing 35 Mainboard Total NAC Overcurrent Mainboard Total NAC Overcurrent 36 Network Interface Card (NIC) Missing Network Interface Card (NIC) Missing 37 PORT 1 NIC Port 1 Disconnect Port 1 Disconnect 38 PORT 2 NIC Port 2 Disconnect Port 2 Disconnect 39 PORT 3 NIC Port 3 Disconnect Port 3 Disconnect 46 Wiring Open Open loop of topology 47 New Panel New panel (according to panel list) 48 Panel Reused ID Panel ID used more than once (Duplicate Panel ID) 49 Group Configuration Group configuration conflict 50 Global Configuration Global configuration conflict 51 Control Conflict Control command conflict 52 Panel Missing Missing panel (according to panel list) 53 Out of Sync Indicates events on a panel or panels are not fully synchronized with event on another panel or panels   ... View more

Panel Grounding – Trouble-Shooting See keypad display below to understand what the keypad is displaying. Measure across Battery Negative with the Black lead of your Digital Volt Meter (DVM) on the 20Volt DC Scale, Connect your Red Lead of the DVM to Earth Ground on the panel. You should read 7.25 VDC with no ground fault present. If your reading is higher than or lower than 7.25 VDC – Remove one wire from the panel at a time to find the cause of the ground fault. Once you find the faulted wire, reconnect that wire, then divide and conquer the loop by breaking it in to smaller and smaller pieces until you find what is causing the fault. FPA-1000 Panel Keypad Display       ... View more

FLM-325-2i4, FPA-1000, FPA-1000UL, FPA-1000V2 How the FLM-325-2i4 Reports to the Central Station (CS). The FLM-325-2i4 addressing using the D5070 Hand Held Programmer. The FLM-325-2i4 is addressed as 1 address only.  The First input will display as xxx.1 on the panel keypad display, the Second input will display as xxx.2 on the panel keypad display.  It reports to the CS as xxx for the first input and xxx for the second input. For the CS to destinguish between xxx.1 and xxx.2 it is recommended to program each input as a different function. Example: Point 017 Program 017.1 as a Fire Input and program 017.2 as a Supervisory. Now the CS will receive a Point 017 as  either a Fire Alarm or Trouble for the First input and a Supervisory Alarm or Trouble for the second input. Just keep in mind the CS can only get the 017 it does not have the ability to report the .1 or the .2.   ... View more