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PC4612(A) Fire Zone Annunciator
Installation Instructions
PC4612 Annunciator PC4612A Annunciator
1. Introduction
The PC4612(A) is a 12-zone fire annunciator for use with
PC4010/PC4020 security systems. You can install a combined
total of 9 PC4612(A) and PC4216 modules on each PC4010/
4020 system.
2. Specifications
• Style PC4612 or PC4612A available
• 16 programmable LEDs
• Four wire (QUAD) hook-up to Combus
• Nominal current draw of 15mA
• Tamper and trouble reporting
• Supervision by control panel via Combus
3. Installation
Connect the PC4612(A) to the panel via the Combus. Be sure
to include the current draw of the PC4612(A) (15mA) in your
Combus current calculation. Refer to your PC4010/4020
Installation Manual for more information on Combus
wiring.
4. Enrolling and Programming the PC4612(A)
Follow the instructions below for enrolling and
programming your PC4612(A) module. If you are enrolling
the module on a PC4010/4020 v3.0 or greater system, you
can use the reference numbers (indicated by the square
brackets, eg. [0200]) to jump to a programming section. Refer
to your system's installation or programming manual for
more information on programming.
4.1 Enrolling
You must enroll the PC4612(A) module with your panel
before you can program it. The PC4612(A) is enrolled exactly
as if it were a PC4216 module. Follow these steps:
1 At a PC4010/4020 system LCD keypad, enter Installer's
Programming ([*][8][Installer’s code]).
2 Enter Ref #[0200][*] OR scroll to Module Hardware,
press [*], then, scroll to Enroll Module, press [*].
3 Scroll to PC4216 Module, press [*]. The LCD keypad
displays Create Tamper on Desired Unit.
4 Tamper and then restore the PC4612(A):
1. Remove the screws on the bottom of the unit.
2. Pull the front plastic of the unit approximately ¼"
away from the backplate.
3. Replace the front of the unit and the screws in their
original locations.
The LCD keypad displays PC4216 Mod 01 Enrolled.
5 Record the module number in the worksheet area on
the back of this instruction sheet.
6 To exit Module Enrollment, press [#].
4.2 Programming
On the PC4612(A), each of the 16 outputs controls a particular
LED. Outputs 1-12 control the LEDs which light up numbers
1-12 on the Annunciator. Outputs 13-16 control the LEDs
which light up the Zone Trouble, Bell Trouble, System Trouble
and AC On indicators, respectively.
A Custom Group is a set of 16 programming choices which
correspond to the 16 programmable outputs on each
PC4612(A) module. Each LED will function according to the
programming of its output in the assigned custom group.
To program the PC4612(A), you need to assign a custom
group to the module, and to make sure that the outputs of
the assigned custom group are programmed appropriately.
Example: the PC4612(A) is assigned to custom group (01). In
this custom group, output (05) is programmed to follow zone
(020), which is a fire zone. This was done by programming
output (05) for option (22) zone follow. When zone (020) is in
alarm, LED 5 turns on. When zone (020) is restored and a
fire reset is performed, LED 5 turns off.
The PC4612(A) uses the same programming as the PC4216,
and is therefore done in the same programming sections. These
sections are described below as they relate to the PC4612(A).
For instructions on how to program the PC4010/4020 and its
modules, refer to your PC4010/4020 Installation Manual. For
information on programming PC4216 modules, refer to your
PC4216 Installation Instructions.
1. Choose a Custom Group
Ref #: [000703XX] where XX = 01-09 (PC4612(A) number)
Program each PC4612(A) to use one of nine custom groups.
More than one module may follow the same custom group.
Enter the number of the custom group the PC4612(A) will
follow (enter 01-09). To exit, press [#].
2. Program a Custom Group
Ref #: [000704XX] where XX = 01-09 (Custom Group 01-09)
A custom group is a set of 16 programmed output options.
Each output in a custom group can be programmed to operate
according to a different output option.
Please refer to the System Installation Manual for information on limitations regarding product use
and function and information on the limitations as to liability of the manufacturer.
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1 Choose the output to be programmed (01-16)
2 Enter the number of the output option to be used for
that output.
3 To exit, press [#].
The recommended output options for the PC4612(A) are (22),
(48), (55), (56), (57). Their descriptions are listed below.
4.3 Recommended Output Options
Zone Follow (22)
For zones that are programmed as Fire or Fire Supervisory,
the zone follow output will turn on the LED when the fire
zone is in alarm, or when the fire supervisory zone is offnormal (zone shorted). The LED will only turn off when the
zone has been restored and a fire reset has been performed.
Use this option for PC4612(A) output numbers 01 - 12.
Outputs 1-10 have red LEDs and are intended for fire alarm
zone annunciation. Outputs 11-12 have yellow LEDs and are
intended for fire supervisory zone annunciation.
Use only the red LEDs for fire alarms and only the yellow
LEDs for fire supervisory. This annunciator is intended for
fire related outputs only. Do not use the module for other
kinds of system annunciation.
Fire Zone Tbl. (48)
The output will activate when a fire zone is bypassed, or when
a fire zone trouble condition is detected. The output will
deactivate when the zone is unbypassed or the trouble is
restored. Use this option for PC4612(A) output number 13.
Common Fire Tbl. (55)
The output activates when any of the following troubles are
detected by the panel. The output deactivates when the
trouble is cleared:
¨ Any system AC or battery trouble (PC4020, PC4820,
PC4204, PC4701)
¨ Any system communicator trouble (TLM1, TLM2, FTC,
LINKS)
¨ Ground Fault trouble
Use this option for PC4612(A) output number 15.
Bell Trouble (56)
The output activates for a trouble (open or short) on any
supervised system bell output (PC4010/4020 or PC4702). The
output deactivates when the trouble is cleared. Use this option
for PC4612(A) output number 14.
AC Status (57)
The output will be ON when AC power is present on the
PC4010/4020, as well as all enrolled modules (PC4204, PC4820,
PC4702). If the PC4010/4020 or any module loses AC power,
the AC Fail Delay timer will start (see your PC4010/4020
Installation Manual for more information). When the timer
expires (or if it is programmed to be 0), if the AC is still missing,
the output will turn OFF. An AC Fail trouble condition will be
generated. When AC power is restored, the output will again
wait for the AC Fail Delay timer to expire. If the AC power is
still on at the end of the delay, the output will turn ON. Use this
option for PC4612(A) output number 16.
4.4 Finishing
Make sure you label each of the 12 zone lights in the space
provided on the annunciator. When you have finished installing
and programming the PC4612(A), instruct the end-user of the
system how to interpret events using the annunciator.
PC4612(A) Programming PC4612(A) Module No.: l________l________l
[000703XX] PC4216 Options NOTE: XX = module # (Enter 01 - 09)
Custom Group No.:
[000704XXYY] PC4216 Custom NOTE: XX = custom group # (Enter 01 - 09); YY = output # (Enter 01-16)
Output PC4612LED Recommended Output Zone
No. Option Option
1 1 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
2 2 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
3 3 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
4 4 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
5 5 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
6 6 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
For
Fire Zones
(Red)
7 7 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
8 8 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
9 9 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
10 10 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
11 11 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
12 12 22 Select Zone 001-128 (PC4020), 001-064 (PC4010)
For Fire
Supervisory
(Yellow)
13 Zone Trouble 48
14 Bell Trouble 56
Yellow
15 System Trouble 55
16 AC On 57
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