IFC-640
Intelligent Addressable
Fire Alarm System
General
As a stand-alone small-to-large system, or as a large network,
the IFC-640 meets virtually every application requirement.
Designed with modularity and for ease of system planning, the
IFC-640 can be configured with just a few devices for small
building applications, or for a large campus or high-rise application. Simply add additional peripheral equipment to suit the
application.
Features
• One, expandable to two, isolated intelligent Signaling Line
Circuit (SLC) Style 4, 6 or 7.
• Up to 159 detectors (any mix of ion, photo, thermal, or multisensor) and 159 modules (N.O. manual stations, two-wire
smoke, notification, or relay) per SLC. 318 devices per loop/
636 per FACP or network node.
• Standard 80-character display, 640-character large display,
or display-less (a node on a network).
• Network option – 103 nodes supported (IFC-640, JNCA Network Annunciator, or IFW Network Control Station).
• 6.0 amp switch mode power supply with four Class A/B builtin Notification Appliance Circuits (NAC). Selectable System
Sensor strobe synchronization.
• Built-in Alarm, Trouble, and Supervisory relays.
• Up to 64 output circuits per FACP or network node; circuits
configurable online.
• Autoprogramming and Walk Test reports.
• Optional universal 636-point DACT.
• 80-character remote annunciators (up to 32).
• EIA-485 annunciators, including custom graphics.
• Printer interface (80-column and 40-column printers).
• History file with 800-event capacity in nonvolatile memory,
plus separate 200-event alarm-only file.
• Alarm Verification selection per point, with tally.
• Autoprogramming and Walk Test reports.
• Positive Alarm Sequence (PAS) Presignal.
• Silence inhibit and Auto Silence timer options.
• March time / temporal / California two-stage coding / strobe
synchronization.
• Field-programmable on panel or on PC
• Full QWERTY keypad.
• Charger for up to 90 hours of standby power.
• Non-alarm points for lower priority functions.
• Remote ACK/Signal Silence/System Reset/Drill via monitor
modules.
• Automatic time control functions, with holiday exceptions.
• Surface Mount Technology (SMT) electronics.
• Extensive, built-in transient protection.
• Powerful Boolean logic equations.
JNCA 640-CHARACTER DISPLAY FEATURES:
• Backlit, 640-character display.
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IFC-640 shown in CAB-4 with
JNCA 640-character display
• Supports SCS Series smoke control system in both HVAC or
FSCS modes .
• Printer and CRT EIA-232 ports.
• EIA-485 annunciator and terminal mode ports.
• Alarm, Trouble, Supervisory, and Security relays.
FLASHSCAN® INTELLIGENT FEATURES:
• Poll 318 devices in less than two seconds.
• Activate up to 159 outputs in less than five seconds.
• Multicolor LEDs blink device address during Walk Test.
• Fully digital, high-precision protocol (U.S. Patent 5,539,389).
• Manual sensitivity adjustment — nine levels.
• Pre-alarm AWACS — nine levels.
• Day/Night automatic sensitivity adjustment.
• Sensitivity windows:
–Ion – 0.5 to 2.5%/foot obscuration.
–Photo – 0.5 to 2.35%/foot obscuration.
– Laser (VIEW®) – 0.02 to 2.0%/foot obscuration.
–Acclimate – 0.5 to 4.0%/foot obscuration.
–HARSH™ – 0.5 to 2.35%/foot obscuration.
• Drift compensation (U.S. Patent 5,764,142).
• Degraded mode — in the unlikely event that the JCPU-640
microprocessor fails, FlashScan® detectors revert to
degraded operation and can activate the JCPU-640 NAC circuits and alarm relay. Each of the four built-in panel circuits
includes a Disable/Enable switch for this feature.
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• Multi-detector algorithm involves nearby detectors in alarm
decision (U.S. Patent 5,627,515).
• Automatic detector sensitivity testing.
• Maintenance alert (two levels).
• Self-optimizing pre-alarm.
VIEW® (VERY INTELLIGENT EARLY WARNING)
SMOKE DETECTION TECHNOLOGY:
• Revolutionary spot laser design.
• Advanced AWACS algorithms differentiate between smoke
and non-smoke signals (U.S. Patent 5,831,524).
• Addressable operation pinpoints the fire location.
• No moving parts to fail or filters to change.
• Early warning performance comparable to the best aspiration
systems at a fraction of the lifetime cost.
ACCLIMATE
LOW-PROFILE INTELLIGENT MULTI-SENSOR:
• Detector automatically adjusts sensitivity levels without operator intervention or programming. Sensitivity increases with
heat.
• Microprocessor-based technology; combination photo and
thermal technology.
• FlashScan® or classic mode compatible with IFC-640.
• Low-temperature warning signal at 40°F ± 5°F (4.44°C ±
2.77°C).
RFX WIRELESS INTERFACE SYSTEM:
• Allows protection in areas where the use of wire is uneconomical or unpractical.
• Allows communication with wireless smoke detectors and
wireless monitor modules; each RFX unit and detector is
assigned an address.
• Requires 24 VDC from SLC or system auxiliary power.
HARSH™ HOSTILE-AREA SMOKE HEAD:
• Provides early warning of smoke detection in environment
where traditional smoke detectors are not practical.
• The detector's filters remove particulates down to 30 microns
in size.
• Intake fan draws air into photo chamber, while airborne particles and water mist are removed.
• Requires auxiliary 24 VDC from system or remote power
supply.
RELEASING FEATURES:
• Ten independent hazards.
• Sophisticated cross-zone (three options).
• Delay timer and Discharge timers (adjustable).
• Abort (four options).
• Low-pressure CO
listed.
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VOICE AND TELEPHONE FEATURES:
• Solid state message generation.
• Hard-wired voice control module options.
• Firefighter telephone option.
• 30- to 120-watt high-efficiency amplifiers (AA Series).
• Backup tone generator and amplifier option.
• Multichannel voice transponder (XPIQ).
HIGH-EFFICIENCY OFFLINE SWITCHING
3.0 AMP POWER SUPPLY (6.0 A IN ALARM):
• 120 or 220/240 VAC.
• Displays battery current/voltage on panel (with display).
Sample
System
Options
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FlashScan®
Exclusive World-Leading Detector Protocol
At the heart of the IFC-640 is a set of detection devices and
device protocol — FlashScan® (U.S. Patent 5,539,389). FlashScan® is an all-digital protocol that gives superior precision and
high noise immunity.
In addition to providing quick identification of an active input
device, this protocol can also activate many output devices in a
fraction of the time required by competitive protocols. This high
speed also allows the IFC-640 to have the largest device per
loop capacity in the industry — 318 points — yet every input and
output device is sampled in less than two seconds. The microprocessor-based FlashScan® detectors have bicolor LEDs that
can be coded to provide diagnostic information, such as device
address during Walk Test.
Keypad Program Edit (with KDM-2) The IFC-640 has the
exclusive feature of program creation and editing capability from
the front panel keypad, while continuing to provide fire pro-
tection. The architecture of the IFC-640 software is such that
each point entry carries its own program, including control-byevent links to other points. This allows the program to be
entered with independent per-point segments, while the IFC640 simultaneously monitors other (already installed) points for
alarm conditions.
VeriFire® Tools is an offline programming and test utility that
can greatly reduce installation programming time, and increase
confidence in the site-specific software. It is Windows® based
and provides technologically advanced capabilities to aid the
installer. The installer may create the entire program for the IFC640 in the comfort of the office, test it, store a backup file, then
bring it to the site and download from a laptop into the panel.
AWACS™ Advanced Warning Addressable Combustion Sensing
AWACS is a set of software algorithms that provide the IFC-640
with industry-leading smoke detection capability. These complex
algorithms require many calculations on each reading of each
detector, and are made possible by the very-high-speed microcomputer used by the IFC-640.
Drift Compensation and Smoothing: Drift compensation
allows the detector to retain its original ability to detect actual
smoke, and resist false alarms, even as dirt accumulates. It
reduces maintenance requirements by allowing the system to
automatically perform the periodic sensitivity measurements
required by NFPA 72. Smoothing filters are also provided by
software to remove transient noise signals, such as those
caused by electrical interference.
Maintenance Warnings: When the drift compensation performed for a detector reaches a certain level, the performance of
the detector may be compromised, and special warnings are
given. There are three warning levels: (1) Low Chamber value,
usually indicative of a hardware problem in the detector; (2)
Maintenance Alert, indicative of dust accumulation that is near
but below the allowed limit; (3) Maintenance Urgent, indicative of
dust accumulation above the allowed limit.
Sensitivity Adjust: Nine sensitivity levels are provided for
alarm detection. These levels can be set manually, or can
change automatically between day and night. Nine levels of prealarm sensitivity can also be selected, based on predetermined
levels of alarm. Pre-alarm operation can be latching or selfrestoring, and can be used to activate special control functions.
Self-Optimizing Pre-Alarm: Each detector may be set for
“Self-Optimizing” pre-alarm. In this special mode, the detector
“learns” its normal environment, measuring the peak analog
readings over a long period of time, and setting the pre-alarm
level just above these normal peaks.
Cooperating Multi-Detector Sensing: A patented feature of
AWACS is the ability of a smoke sensor to consider readings
from nearby sensors in making alarm or pre-alarm decisions.
Without statistical sacrifice in the ability to resist false alarms, it
allows a sensor to increase its sensitivity to actual smoke by a
factor of almost two to one.
ENTER PROG OR STAT PASSWORD, THEN ENTER
<ESCAPE TO ABORT> *****
0=CLR 1= AUTO 2=POINT 3=PASSWORD 4=MESSAGE
Above: Keypad program editing.
Below: Autoprogram function.
AUTOPROGRAM PLEASE WAIT
L1:80 DETS, 15 MODS L2:93 DETS, 35 MODS
PANEL OUTPUTS:24 BELLS: 04
Field Programming Options
Autoprogram is a timesaving feature of the IFC-640. It is a special software routine that allows the IFC-640 to “learn” what
devices are physically connected and automatically load them in
the program with default values for all parameters. Requiring
less than one minute to run, this routine allows the user to have
almost immediate fire protection in a new installation, even if
only a portion of the detectors are installed.
VeriFire ToolsSystem Programming screen
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TOP, LEFT to RIGHT: J8 Zone Code Input; TB7 DC Power (24 VDC power-limited, both resettable and non-resettable available); TB8
Alarm Relay; TB9 Trouble Relay; TB10 Supervisory Relay; TB11 Security Relay; SW1, SW5 Relay Switches; JP13 General Board
Earth Fault Jumper; TB12 EIA-485 Terminal Mode (supervised); TB13 EIA-485 ACS Mode (supervised); TB14 EIA-232 Printer; TB15
EIA-232 PC Terminal; J1 NUP (network/service connection: power-limited, supervised); TB16 SLC #1 Connections (detectors,
modules; supervised); D55 Main SLC Ground Fault LED; JP7 Charger Disable Jumper; JP12 200MA Jumper; JP6 Earth Fault Jumper
(SLC #1).
JCPU-640 shown with
KDM-2 Display
LEFT SIDE, TOP to BOTTOM: TB6 NAC #1, TB5 NAC #2, TB4 NAC #3, TB3 NAC #4 (all NAC circuits power-limited and supervised,
and each NAC TB has an NAC LED to the right of it); J7 Accessory Power; Disable/Enable Switches for Degraded Mode; TB2 AC
Power Connection; TB1 Battery Connection (overcurrent protected). BOTTOM, LEFT to RIGHT: D54 AC On LED; System Status
Indicator LEDs for “No-Keyboard Operation”; System Switches SW2 (Acknowledge), SW3 (Silence), SW4 (Reset) for “No-Keyboard
Operation”; J4 KDM-2 Connector; J5, J6 Panel Circuits (Panel Output Modules, supervised); D72 General Board Ground Fault LED;
J10 Security Tamper Switch; J11 Auxiliary Trouble Input; D82 AC Power LED; J3 LEM-320 Connector (SLC Loop #2).
Network Diagram
IFW
IFC-640
IFC-640
IFW
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JNCA
Placement of Equipment
in Chassis and Cabinet
The following guidelines outline the IFC-640’s flexible system
design.
Rows: The first row of equipment in the cabinet mounts in
chassis CHS-M2. Mount the second, third, or fourth rows of
equipment in chassis CHS-4MB (see IFC-640 Installation Manual regarding panel output modules) or CHS-4L (for voice components, see Voice Alarm System Manual).
Wiring: When designing the cabinet layout, consider separation of power-limited and non-power-limited wiring as discussed
in the IFC-640 Installation Manual.
Positions: A chassis offers four basic side-by-side positions for
components; the number of modules that can be mounted in
each position depends on the chassis model and the size of the
individual module. There are a variety of standoffs and hardware
items available for different combinations and configurations of
components.
It is critical that all mounting holes of the IFC-640 are secured
with a screw or standoff to ensure continuity of Earth Ground.
Layers: The CHS-M2 accepts four layers of equipment, including the control panel. The JCPU-640 fills three positions (left to
right) in the first-installed layer (the back of the chassis); its integral power supply occupies (the left) two positions in the next
two layers; the optional display occupies (the left) two positions
at the front, flush with the door. Panel output modules can be
mounted in several layers with standoffs or an L-bracket as
required. Some equipment, such as the JNCA, may be doormounted directly in front of the control panel. The JNCA mounts
onto the DP-DISP or ADP-4B. The JNCA can be used as a primary display for the IFC-640 by directly connecting their network
ports (required in Canadian stand-alone applications).
Expansion: Installing an LEM-320 Loop Expander Module
adds a second SLC loop to the control panel. The LEM-320 is
mounted onto the JCPU-640, occupying the middle-right, second (back) slot on the chassis. If networking two or more control
panels, each unit requires a NCM-W (wire) or NCM-F (fiber)
Network Control Module. The NCM-W/-F can be installed in any
panel output module position (see manual); the default position
is at the back of the chassis next to the control panel. Option
boards can be mounted in front of the LEM-320 or NCM modules; for ease of access, complete installation of those devices
before mounting another layer.
KDM-2 Controls and Indicators
Program Keypad: QWERTY type (keyboard layout).
8 LED indicators: Power; Fire Alarm; Pre-Alarm; Security;
Supervisory; System Trouble; Signals Silenced; Points Disabled.
Membrane Switch Controls: Acknowledge/Scroll Display;
Signal Silence; Drill; System Reset; Lamp Test.
LCD Display: 80 characters (2 x 40) with long-life LED backlight.
Configuration Guidelines
Stand-alone and network systems require a main display. On
single-CPU systems (one JCPU-640/-640E), display options are
the KDM-2 or the JNCA. On network systems (two or more
JCPU-640/-640Es), at least one JNCA or IFW annunciation
device is required. Other options listed as follows:
KDM-2: 80-character backlit LCD display with QWERTY programming and control keypad. Order two BMP-1 blank modules
and DP-DISP mounting plate separately. Requires top row of a
cabinet. Required for each stand-alone 80-character display
system. The KDM-2 may mount in network nodes to display
“local” node information as long as at least one JNCA or IFW
network display is on the system to display network information.
JNCA: Network Control Annunciator, 640 characters. On single
CPU-640/-640E systems, the JNCA is the Primary Display for
the panel and connects directly to the CPU-640/-640E. On network systems (two or more CPU-640/-640Es), one network display (either JNCA or IFW) is required for every system. On
network systems, the JNCA connects (and requires) an NCM
network communications module. Mounts in a row of FACP
node or in two annunciator positions. Mounting options include
the DP-DISP, ADP-4B, or in an annunciator box, such as the
JABS-2D. In CAB-4 top-row applications, a DP-DISP and two
BMP-1 blank modules are required for mounting. See JNCA
technical bulletin.
JCPU-640: Central processing unit with integral 3.0 amp (6.0 A
in alarm) power supply for an IFC-640 system. Includes CPU;
one Signaling Line Circuit expandable to two; installation, programming and operating manuals. Order one per system or as
necessary (up to 103 network nodes) on a network system.
JCPU-640E: Same as JCPU-640 but requires 220 VAC, 1.5
amp, (3.0 A in alarm).
JCPU-640
KDM-2 shown with dress
plate, or JNCA at front, flush
with door.
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CHS-M2: Mounting chassis for JCPU-640. One required for
each CPU-640/-640E.
DP-DISP: Dress panel for top row in cabinet with CPU-640/640E installed.
BMP-1: Blank module for unused module positions.
System Modules
The IFC-640 includes the ability to communicate with up to eight
conventional modules each with up to eight circuits. Any mix of
notification, relay, speaker, or telephone may be used. Choose
any combination of up to eight output modules: ICM/ICE, CRM/
CRE, DCM-4 or VCM/VCE. Panel modules mount on either: the
two far-right positions of the DP-DISP (next to the primary display); or on any of the four positions on the CHS-4N chassis
(CHS-4MN kit required).
NOTES: 1) These modules/expanders are NOT to be used for
releasing applications. 2) For additional information on these panel
output modules and expanders, see technical bulletin.
CHS-4MB: Expansion Chassis. Mounts up to four modules.
Includes CHS-4N, MP-1B (Module Dress Panel), and Expander
Ribbon Cable.
ICM-4RK: Notification Appliance Circuit Module, provides four
Style Y (Class B) or Style Z (Class A) alarm Notification Appliance Circuits. Maximum signaling current is 3.0 amps per circuit
or 6.0 amps per module, subject to power supply limitations
(includes auxiliary power harness, ELRs and slide-in labels).
Includes ON/OFF controls and ON/OFF LEDs.
ICE-4: Notification Appliance Circuit Expander, expands ICM-4
to provide a total of eight Style Y or Style Z alarm Notification
Appliance Circuits. Circuit ratings are same as ICM-4.
NOTE: Maximum of one per ICM-4RK. May also be used to add
four Notification Appliance Circuits to VCM-4.
CRM-4RK: Control Relay Module, four Form-C relay contacts,
rated at 5.0 A, 120 VAC or 28 VDC (resistive) per circuit.
Includes manual ON/OFF controls and LEDs.
CRE-4: Control Relay Expander, expands CRM-4 to provide a
total of eight Form-C relay contacts. Note: maximum of one per
CRM-4RK. May also be connected to add four relays to ICM-4,
TCM-2, TCM-4, or VCM-4.
VCM-4RK: Voice Control Module provides four Style Y (25 and
70 Vrms) and Style Z (25 Vrms only) speaker circuits, eight
manual select switches and indicators, slide-in labels, and plugin terminal blocks. Move jumper to convert to telephone circuits
with remote ring signal and local call-in flash. May be expanded
to eight circuits with VCE-4, ICE-4, or CRE-4.
VCE-4: Voice Control Expander adds four circuits to VCM-4.
Note: VCM-4/ VCE-4 combination must be eight speaker or
eight phone circuits.
DCM-4RK: Dual Channel Module pro-vides four Class B (Style
Y, 25 & 70 Vrms) or Class A (Style Z, 25 Vrms only) speaker circuits plus four channel A/B select relays. Not expandable.
OTHER OPTION MODULES
ARM-4: Auxiliary Relay Module, four Form-C relays controlled
by a relay module (CRM-4 or CRE-4). N.O. contacts rated 20
amps; N.C. contacts rated 10 amps at 125 VAC and 30 VDC.
NOTE: Maximum of one for each CRM-4 or CRE-4.
JVCC-1B: Voice Control Center. Provides a variety of userselectable tones on a single channel. Up to two different tones
or messages may be selected on a single channel. Also provides optional digital voice message capability and on-site programmable voice messages. Includes Audio Message
Generator (AMG-1) microphone, cables, dress panels, and
instructions.
JVTCC-1B: Voice/Telephone Control Center. Provides all that
the JVCC-1 provides plus two-way Fire Fighters Telephone
(FFT-7) capability.
JTCC-1B: Telephone Control Center. Provides a stand-alone
two-way Fire Fighters telephone (FFT-7S).
Includes cables, dress panel and instructions.
RM-1/RM-1SA: Remote microphone assemblies, mount on
ADP-4 (RM-1) dress panel or CAB-RM/-RMR (RM-1SA) standalone cabinets. See DN-6728.
AMG-E: Audio Message Generator (without microphone).
Order in addition to JVCC-1 or JVTCC-1 if two-channel system
is required.
FFT-7/FFT-7S: Fire Fighters Telephone control with master
handset.
FTM-1: Firephone Control Module connects a remote firefighter
telephone to a centralized telephone console. Reports status to
panel. Wiring to jacks and handsets is supervised.
AA-30: Audio Amplifier, 30 watts. Switch-mode power. Includes
amplifier and audio input supervision, backup input, and automatic switchover, power supply, cables. See AA Series technical
bulletin.
AA-120/AA-100: Audio Amplifier provides up to 120 watts of 25
Vrms audio power for the IFC-640. The amplifier contains an
integral chassis for mounting to a CAB-B4, -C4, or -D4 backbox
(consumes one row). Switch-mode power. Includes audio input
and amplified output supervision, backup input, and automatic
switchover to backup tone. Order the AA-100 for 70.7 Vrms systems and 100 watts of power. See AA Series technical bulletin.
VROM-(n): Factory-programmed message for installation in
AMG-1. Provides up to 24 seconds of evacuation message on
nonvolatile memory chip. Choose one of many standard messages available. Up to two of these messages may be installed
in one AMG. Includes VROM, instructions for installation and
operation, and written text of message. See VROM technical
bulletin.
VRAM-1: Field-programmed memory to be installed in AMG-1.
Provides up to 24 seconds of field-programmable evacuation
message on nonvolatile memory chip. Message is programmed
from microphone or cassette tape. Up to two of these nonvolatile
memory chips may be installed in one AMG. Includes VRAM
and instructions for installation and operation.
APS-6R: Auxiliary Power Supply (expander). Provides up to 6.0
amperes of regulated power for compatible Notification appliance circuits. Includes battery input and transfer relay, and overcurrent protection. Mounts on one of four positions on a CHS-4L
or CHS-4 chassis. See APS-6R technical bulletin.
ACPS-2406: 6.0 amp addressable charger power supply. See
ACPS-2406 technical bulletin.
FCPS-24: The FCPS-24 is a remote six-amp (four-amp continuous) repeater/power supply. See FCPS-24 technical bulletin.
FCPS-24S6/-24S8: Remote six-amp and eight-amp power supplies with battery charger. See FCPS-24S6/-24S8 technical bul-
letin.
UZC-256: Programmable Universal Zone Coder provides positive non-interfering successive zone coding. Microprocessorcontrolled, field-programmable from IBM®-compatible PCs
(requires optional programming kit). See UZC-256 technical bul-
letin.
LCD-80/LCD-80TM/FDU-80: 80-character, backlit LCD display. Mounts up to 6,000 ft. (1828.8 m) from panel. Up to 32 per
IFC-640. See LCD-80/-80TM and FDU-80 technical bulletins.
ACS: Annunciator Control Modules ACM-16AT, AEM-16AT,
ACM-32A, and AEM-32A. See ACS technical bulletin and ACM/
AEM-24AT and ACM/AEM-48A technical bulletin.
AFM: Annunciator Fixed Modules AFM-16A, AFM-16AT, and
AFM-32A. See AFM technical bulletin.
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LDM: Lamp Driver Modules LDM-32, LDM-E32, and LDM-R32.
See LDM technical bulletin.
ACM-8R: Remote Relay Module with eight Form-C contacts.
Can be located up to 6,000 ft. (1828.8 m) from panel on four
wires. See ACM-8R technical bulletin.
SCS: Smoke control station; eight (expandable to 16) circuits.
See SCS technical bulletin.
RPT-485: Repeats EIA-485 over twisted pair or converts to
fiber-optic medium. See RPT technical bulletin.
XP5: The XP5-M and XP5-C provide FlashScan® transponder
points. See XP5 technical bulletin.
XP: The XP Series Transponder provides conventional monitor
and control points (CLIP mode only). See XP Series technical
bulletin.
XPIQ: The XPIQ quad intelligent voice transponder for distributed multichannel voice evacuation systems, an integrated
audio amplification and distribution subsystem controlled by
FACP. Capable of playing up to four simultaneous messages.
Accepts up to four 25-watt amplifiers. See XPIQ technical bulle-
tin.
CHS-4: Chassis for mounting up to four APS-6Rs.
CHS-4L: Low-profile four-position Chassis. Mounts two AA-30
amplifiers or one AMG-E and one AA-30.
DP-1B: Blank Dress panel. Provides dead-front panel for
unused tiers or to cover AA-30, AA-120, or one AMG-E and one
AA-30.
CAB-4 Series: The CAB-4 Series cabinets are fabricated from
16-gauge steel. The cabinet assembly consists of two basic
parts: a Backbox (SBB-_4), and a Locking Door (DR-_4) that
may hinge right or left. Cabinets are available in four sizes, “A”
through “D”, with one to four tiers. A trim ring option is available
for semi-flush mounting. See CAB-4 Series technical bulletin.
COMPATIBLE DEVICES, EIA-232 PORTS
JPRN-5: 80-column printer.
JPRN-6: 80-column printer.
VS4095/S2: Printer, 40-column, 24 V. Mounted in external
backbox. Order from Keltron, Inc.
CRT-2: Video display terminal.
COMPATIBLE DEVICES, EIA-485 PORTS
ACS Series: Remote serial annunciator/control systems.
FDU-80: Remote LCD display, 80 characters, with LEDs.
LCD-80: Remote LCD display, 80 characters.
LCD-80TM: Remote LCD display, 80 characters, terminal
mode.
LDM Series: Remote custom graphic driver modules.
ACM-8R: Remote relay module. 8 Form-C relays.
RPT-485 Series: Repeater, isolator and/or fiber-optic modem.
UDACT: Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter,
636 channel.
UZC-256: Zone Coder. Up to 256 programmable codes.
COMPATIBLE INTELLIGENT DEVICES
BEAMHK: Heating kit for transmitter/receiver unit of FSB200(S) below.
BEAMHRK: Heating kit for use with the reflector of FSB-200(S)
below.
BEAMLRK: Long-range accessory kit, FSB-200(S) below.
BEAMMRK: Multi-mount kit, FSB-200(S) below.
BEAMSMK: Surface-mount kit, FSB-200(S) below.
FSB-200: Intelligent beam smoke detector.
FSB-200S: Intelligent beam smoke detector with integral sensi-
tivity test.
1951J: Low-profile FlashScan® ionization detector, will replace
1351J.
1351J: Low-profile FlashScan® ionization detector.
2951J: Low-profile FlashScan® photoelectric detector, will
replace 2351J.
2351J: Low-profile FlashScan® photoelectric detector.
2951TJ: Low-profile FlashScan® photoelectric detector with
135°F (57°C) thermal, will replace 2351TJ.
2351TJ: Low-profile FlashScan® photoelectric detector with
135°F (57°C) thermal.
5951J: FlashScan® thermal detector 135°F (57°C), will replace
5351J.
5351J: FlashScan® thermal detector 135°F (57°C).
5951RJ: FlashScan® thermal detector 135°F (57°C) with rate-
of-rise, will replace 5351RJ.
5351RJ: FlashScan® thermal detector 135°F (57°C) with rate-
of-rise.
5951HJ: FlashScan® 190°F (88°C) high-temperature thermal
detector.
DH300PL: Low-flow FlashScan® photo duct detector with
housing.
DH300RPL: Low-flow FlashScan® photo duct detector with
relay and housing.
2951TMJ: FlashScan® Acclimate low-profile multi-sensor
detector.
FTX-P2J: FlashScan® HARSH™ Hostile Area Smoke Head.
7351J: FlashScan® VIEW® laser photo detector, will replace
7251J.
7251J: Low-profile VIEW® laser photo detector.
B224RB: Low-profile relay base.
B224BI: Isolator base for low-profile detectors.
B210LPJ: Low-profile base. Standard U.S. style.
B501J: European-style, 4" (10.16 cm) base.
B501BH: Sounder base, includes B501J base above. Constant
tone.
B501BHT: Sounder base, includes B501J base above. Tempo-
ral three tone.
M300MJ: FlashScan® monitor module.
M300DJ: FlashScan® dual monitor module.
M302MJ: FlashScan® two-wire detector monitor module.
M301MJ: FlashScan® miniature monitor module.
M300CJ: FlashScan® NAC control module.
M300RJ: FlashScan® relay module.
M300SMJ: FlashScan® pull station monitor module.
JBG-12LX: Manual fire alarm station, addressable.
M500XJ: Isolator module.
XP6-C: FlashScan® six-circuit supervised control module.
XP6-MA: FlashScan® six-zone interface module; connects
intelligent alarm system to two-wire conventional detection
zone.
XP6-R: FlashScan® six-relay (Form-C) control module.
XP10-M: FlashScan® ten-input monitor module.
XPIQ: Intelligent quad transponder.
OTHER OPTIONS
DPI-232: Direct Panel Interface, specialized modem for extending serial data links to remotely located FACPs and/or peripherals.
LEM-320: Loop Expander Module. Expands each 640 to two
Signaling Line Circuits.
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TM-4: Transmitter Module. Includes three reverse-polarity circuits and one municipal box circuit. Mounts in panel module
position (single-address-style) or in CHS-M2 position.
NCM-W: Network Communications Module, Wire. Order one
NCM per network node (JCPU-640 or JNCA).
NCM-F: Network Communications Module, Fiber. Order one
NCM per network node (JCPU-640 or JNCA).
IFW-W: Intelligent Fire Workstation (network control station),
Wire. UL-Listed graphics PC with mouse, 17" color flat-screen
LCD monitor. Order as necessary for network systems. Each
IFW consumes one of 103 network addresses.
IFW-F: Intelligent Fire Workstation (network control station),
Fiber. UL-Listed graphics PC with mouse, 17" color flat-screen
LCD monitor. Order as necessary for network systems. Each
IFW consumes one of 103 network addresses.
JVeriFire-TCD: VeriFire® Tools CD-ROM. Contains programming software for the IFC-640, JNCA, and XPIQ. Includes local
panel connection cable. Programming PC requires a serial port
connection.
ACM-24AT: ACS annunciator – up to 96 points of annunciation
with Alarm or Active LED, Trouble LED, and switch per circuit.
Active/Alarm LEDs can be programmed (by powered-up switch
selection) by point to be red, green, or yellow; the Trouble LED is
always yellow.
AEM-24AT: Same LED and switch capabilities as ACM-24AT,
expands the ACM-24AT to 48, 72, or 96 points.
ACM-48A: ACS annunciator – up to 96 points of annunciation
with Alarm or Active LED per circuit. Active/Alarm LEDs can be
programmed (by powered-up switch selection) in groups of 24 to
be red, green, or yellow. Expandable to 96 points with one AEM48A.
AEM-48A: Same LED capabilities as ACM-48A, expands the
ACM-48A to 96 points.
BAT Series: Batteries. IFC-640 utilizes two 12 volt, 12 to 55 AH
batteries. See DN-6933.
PS Series: Batteries. IFC-640 utilizes two 12 volt, 12 to 55 AH
batteries.
JCI-LBB: Battery Box (required for batteries over 25 AH).
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SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
System Capacity
• Intelligent Signaling Line Circuits ............1 expandable to 2
• Intelligent detectors .........................................159 per loop
• Addressable monitor/control modules ..............159 per loop
• Programmable internal hardware and output circuits
(4 standard)......................................................................68
• Programmable software zones......................................... 99
• Special programming zones.............................................14
• LCD annunciators per
(observe power)................................................................ 32
• ACS annunciators per
......................................................... 32 address x 64 points
• ACS annunciators per JNCA
................................................32 address x 64 or 96 points
NOTE: The JNCA supports up to 96 annunciator address points
per ACM-24/48.
CPU-640/-640E and JNCA
CPU-640/-640E
Specifications
• Primary input power, JCPU-640 board: 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz,
3.0 amps.
Amps.
• Tota l output 24 V power: 6.0 A in alarm.
NOTE: The power supply has a total of 6.0 Amps of available
power. This is shared by all internal modules.
• Standard notification circuits (4): 2.5 A each.
• Four-wire detector power: 1.25 A.
• Non-resettable regulated power outputs: 1.25 A each.
• Battery charger range: 12 AH – 55 AH. Use separate cabinet for batteries over 25 AH.
• Optional high-capacity (25 – 120 AH) battery charger:
CHG-120 (see CHG-120 data sheet, DN-6040).
• Float rate: 27.6 V.
JCPU-640E board: 220/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.5
Temperature and Humidity Ranges
This system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0 –
49ºC/32 – 120ºF and at a relative humidity 93% ± 2% RH
(noncondensing) at 32ºC ± 2ºC (90ºF ± 3ºF). However, the
useful life of the system's standby batteries and the electronic
components may be adversely affected by extreme temperature ranges and humidity. Therefore, it is recommended that
this system and its peripherals be installed in an environment
with a normal room temperature of 15 – 27ºC/60 – 80ºF.
Agency Listings and Approvals
The listings and approvals below apply to the basic IFC-640
control panel. In some cases, certain modules may not be listed
by certain approval agencies, or listing may be in process. Consult factory for latest listing status.
• UL: S1570
• ULC: ML118
• FM APPROVED Exceptions – JCPU-640E, Proprietary
service
• CSFM: 7165-0554:143, 7170-0554:142
• MEA: 317-01-E Vol. II
• City of Chicago
Standards
The IFC-640 complies with the following UL Standards and
NFPA 72 Fire Alarm Systems requirements :
– UL 864 (Fire)
– UL 1076 (Burglary)
– LOCAL (Automatic, Manual, Waterflow and Sprinkler
Supervisory).
–AUXILIARY (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow) (requires
4XTMF).
– REMOTE STATION (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow)
(requires 4XTMF).
–PROPRIETARY (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow).
Not applicable for FM.
– EMERGENCY VOICE/ALARM.
AWACS™, HARSH™, NIS™, Notifier Integrated Systems™, and NOTI•FIRE•NET™ are all trademarks; and FlashScan®, NION®, NOTIFIER®,
ONYX®, UniNet®, VeriFire®, and VIEW® are all registered trademarks of
Honeywell International Inc.
©2006 by Johnson Controls Inc. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use of this
document is strictly prohibited.
This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes.
We try to keep our product information up-to-date and accurate.
We cannot cover all specific applications or anticipate all requirements.
All specifications are subject to change without notice.
For more information, contact Johnson Controls Field Support Center.
507 East Michigan Street, Milwaukee, WI 53202 www.johnsoncontrols.com
Made in the U.S. A.
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