74-2073: XLS100 Fire Alarm System. CSI 3-Part Specifications.

Features

• Modular System Design for Small to Large Applications
• 168-Character Display Area for Automatic Display of System Messages and Alarms
• Three-second Alarm Response Over Any Size Network
• Total Network Wiring Over 300,000 Feet (91,440 m)
• Eight Multiplexed Channels for Audio Source Selection on One Pair of Wires
• Zoned Audio Amplifiers
• Slide-in LED and Switch Labels
• Support for a Wide Variety of Detectors and Modules
• Automatic Device and Panel Addressing
• 250 Devices Per Loop, 1250 Devices Per Node
• 750ms Signature Loop Alarm Response
• Device Circuit Mapping
• Proprietary and Local System Operations
• For Retrofit, Existing Wire may be used if Electrically Sound

GENERAL

The XLS1000 Fire Alarm System is an adaptable life safety system for a wide range of building sizes from small to large. It is modularly designed to fit stand-alone, single-node systems as well as multi-node networks. XLS1000 Systems can also incorporate audio functions that use the same fundamental components as the fire alarm functions to simplify system layouts.

System Definition Utility software helps define custom system operations quickly and easily. Virtually all XLS1000 operating features are software-controlled to provide for site customization and the ability to quickly implement future operational changes and upgrades.

DESCRIPTION

The XLS1000 Fire Alarm System is modularly designed for easy customization to fit stand-alone, single-node systems as well as multi-node networks. To simplify system layouts, XLS1000 Systems also integrate audio functions using the same fundamental components as the fire alarm functions. To provide for site customization and the ability to quickly implement future operational changes and upgrades, virtually all XLS1000 operating

features are software-controlled. System Definition Utility software helps define flexible system operations quickly and easily.

System Components:
The XLS1000 is housed in a wall box that can contain a variety of system components arranged as shown in the following diagram.

The housing can be mounted flush (set back within a wall), semi-flush (partially set into a wall), or on a wall surface. The Chassis and Local Rail Modules provide a base for the installation of one or modules (Control Display Modules) such as a Main Display Interface module and a system of generic modules that maximize design flexibility for custom systems. The Inner Door Cover and Outer Door Cover protect the components and provide an attractive finish to the system.

Main Display Interface Module:
The Main Display Interface module provides simple-to-understand lights (LEDs) and switches to help emergency operators execute system commands with confidence. Common control switches and LEDs include (at minimum) a Reset switch and LED; Alarm Silence switch and LED; Panel Silence switch and LED; and Drill switch and LED. Eight lines of 21 characters (168 characters total) display emergency information in a useful text format. The following figure illustrates the layout of the module.

The eight-line text display area shows current date, current time, and number of alarms on the first line. The next lines show the first highest priority event, the last highest priority event, and other information as applicable, so that operators can view alarm data without opening the door of the XLS1000. Note that a Main Display Interface module is not required in remote nodes with no user interface requirements.

The Main Display Interface also provides a Command Menu for maintenance functions such as disabling alarms or generating reports for use by staff or service personnel.

Display Modules:
Generic control/display modules provide membrane switches with positive tactile feedback and colored LEDs to give the emergency user the simplest of interfaces. To maximize system layout flexibility, Control/Display module locations are independent of the underlying connection hardware to the local rail module. The LCD area displays custom event messages of up to 42 characters.

Panel Capacities:

XLS1000 facilitates isolation of field wiring with building wiring terminations made to removable terminal blocks on the local rail modules. XLS1000 local rail modules include zone amplifiers, Loop Controllers, conventional hardwired modules, and the main CPU module. System design allows convenient separation of high voltage from power-limited wiring.

XLS1000 supports both single-node and multiple-node single network systems. As a stand-alone panel (or single node), up to four power supplies provide 28A of power with space available for 5 to 21 local rail modules. A single panel supports up to five Loop Controllers (250 devices per loop, 1250 points total per node). With only conventional circuits, panel capacity is up to 15 local rail modules which support 120 conventional zones. Up to half of the conventional circuits can be Notification Appliance Circuits. A Main Display Interface module and 19 Control Display module configurations are available.

Networks:
XLS1000 operates on a multi-priority peer-to-peer token ring network. The multi-priority token ring gives XLS1000 an exceptional alarm response time of less than 3 seconds across the network, virtually independent of the total number of nodes. XLS1000 token ring network configuration also affords long distances between nodes. The distance between panels on 14 AWG (2.087 sq. mm) wire is 5000 ft (1524 m). With 64 nodes supported on a network, total network length is in excess of 300,000 ft (91,440 m).

Network communication is via RS-485 serial ports. This two-wire circuit supports Class A or B. The XLS1000 network meets NFPA style 7 communications standards in Class A configuration.

The XLS1000 uses distributed database technology designed to survive the rigors of fire and fire fighting. In a Class B configuration, a single break or short on the network wiring isolates the system into two groups of panels, each with one or more nodes. Each group of panels re-configures into a peer-to-peer subnetwork, working with their combined databases. In Class A, a single break or short on the network wiring causes the system to isolate the fault. Network communication continues uninterrupted. If multiple faults occur, the network re-configures into multiple networks and functions as described for Class B. The system continues to respond to operations at every node able to receive network messages with those nodes always executing the local response.

Audio Functionality:
XLS1000 integrates audio components in its standard fire alarm cabinet assemblies. XLS1000 uses intelligent zone amplifiers to reduce wire runs and space needs at a central location. Audio control equipment and zone amplifiers use the same system power supplies as the fire alarm components. All these components use a common standby battery. For multiple-node systems, a single pair of wires carries eight channels of digital audio data between nodes. The system can deliver up to eight messages and/or signals simultaneously, so signaling messages to occupants are never interrupted. This feature eliminates confusion if the emergency user requires an audio channel with zone-specific messages.

The XLS1000 provides simple paging controls. ALL CALL operation selects all paging zones for message delivery. Page to EVACUATION operation automatically selects all areas in evacuation. Similarly, the user can Page to ALERT. Zoned paging requires the user to simply select a zone paging switch. After the user completes a page delivery, signaling automatically restores after the user releases the microphone talk key.

Audio system amplifiers can operate 25 Vrms or 70.4 Vrms speakers. The system provides simultaneous page, alert, and evacuation signaling. The system provides the followingpaging common controls and indicators (at a minimum):

• Ready to page LED
• VU display of paging output level
• Single switch function for paging to all - Alert zones, Evacuation zones, or areas not programmed for signaling.

Alarm Annunciation:
XLS1000 provides Alarm, Supervisory, Trouble, and Monitor operations. Annunciation is through the use of LED display strips complete with custom labels for each LED as to its function. Where applicable, control of remote smoke control devices is available at the control center. Switches with LEDs provide positive feed back to the operator of remote equipment status. See the Optional Main Display Interface Module and Display Module Panel figure for an example.

Support for a Wide Variety of Fire Alarm Equipment: XLS1000 supports a variety of conventional smoke detectors with a single universal module. It also supports polarized bells, horns, and strobes, as well as hardwired supervisory and monitor functions with latching or non-latching operations. Any circuit located anywhere on the network can display on any LCD or LED annunciator.

Battery Options:
Available cabinet room allows for system batteries up to 17 Ah. One 24V backup battery supports up to four power supplies. The power supplies are arranged in parallel to ensure optimization of the full capacity each power supply. Each supply provides up to 7A of current, therefore, with four supplies, 28A of current is available, all backed up by one battery. A single panel or node supports batteries up to 65 Ah to give XLS1000 initial system cost savings, as well as continuing cost saving benefits in system maintenance.

Catalog Number

Description

3-DSDC

Dual SIGA Data Controller with one SIGA Data Board. Mounts to Local Rail.

Catalog Number

Description

3-LDSM

LED Display Support Module

3-24R

24 Red LED Display Module

3-24Y

24 Yellow LED Display Module

3-24G

24 Green LED Display Module

3-12SR

12 switches with 12 Red LED Display/Control Module

3-12SY

12 switches with 12 Yellow LED Display/Control Module

3-12SG

12 switches with 12 Green LED Display/Control Module

3-12RY

12 Red LED and 12 Yellow LED Display Module

3-12/2Y

12 groups of two Yellow LED Display Module

3-12/RY

12 groups of one Red and one Yellow LED Display Module

3-12/S1GY

12 switches with one Green and one Yellow LED per switch Display/Control Module

3-12/S1RY

12 switches with one Red and one Yellow LED per switch Display/Control Module

3-ZA15

15W Zoned Amplifier Selectable for 70 or 25Vrms operation

3-ZA30

30W Zoned Amplifier Selectable for 70 or 25 Vrms operation

3-PPS/M

Primary Power Supply with local rail module 120V 50/60 Hz

3-BPS/M

Booster Power Supply with local rail module 120V 50/60 Hz

3-PPS/M-230

Primary Power Supply with local rail module 230V 50/60Hz

3-BPS/M-230

Booster Power Supply with local rail module 230V 50/60 Hz

3-IDC8/4

Initiating Device Circuit Module

3-OPS

Off Premises Signaling module

3-ASUFT

Audio Source Unit with local microphone and Firefighters Telephone

3-ASU

Audio Source Unit with Local Microphone. Provides four local rail spaces.

3-ASUMX

Audio Source Unit Memory Expansion. Provides 36 minutes of message time.

3-CPU

Main Panel Processor

3-XMEM

Memory Expansion Board

3-RS485

Network Communication Board

3-RS232

RS-232 Communication Board

3-CAB5 

Cabinet w/Wallbox and door

5 local rail modules
One footprint and
1/2 footprint module

two - 12V10A

3-CAB7

Wallbox only

1- Chassis

two - 12V17A

3-CAB7D

Inner door and outer doors
for 3-CAB7B

N/A

N/A

3-CAB14B

Wallbox only

2 Chassis

two - 12V17A

3-CAB14D

Inner door and outer doors
for 3-CAB14B

N/A

N/A

3-CAB21B

Wallbox only

3 Chassis

two - 12V17A

3-CAB21D

Inner door and outer doors
for 3-CAB21B

N/A

N/A

3-RCC7

Wallbox with outer louvered cover

1 Chassis

two - 12V17A

3-RCC14

Wallbox with outer louvered cover

2 Chassis

two - 12V17A

3-RCC21

Wallbox with outer louvered cover

3 Chassis

two - 12V17A

3-CHASS

Chassis Assembly - Takes one Chassis space in wallbox, no local rail module mounting, Space for up to two power supplies and a 1/2 footprint module.

3-CHAS7

Chassis Assembly - Takes one Chassis space in wallbox, provides 7 local rail module spaces, space for up to two power supplies and a 1/2 footprint module.

3-CHAS4

Chassis Assembly - Takes one Chassis space in wallbox, provides 4 local rail module spaces, provides space for a Audio source card, paging common control and four local rail modules.

3-BC

Space for two 20 to 65 Ah batteries. Provision for remote temperature monitoring. Provides terminals for up to four Power Supplies.

3-TAMP

Tamper switch for 3-CAB series cabinets. Mounts to side of cabinet.

3-LCD

Main Display Interface /w LCD

SPECIFICATIONS

Model:

• XLS1000 Fire Alarm System

Power Input:
Each XLS1000 can support up to 4 power supplies, depending on the cabinet configuration. There can be only one 3-PPS/M primary power supply, and up to three 3-BPS/M booster power supplies.

Operating Environment:
32 Deg. F (0 Deg. C) to 120 Deg. F (49 Deg. C), 93% RH, non-condensing

Electrical Characteristics:
Operating Voltage: 24Vdc
Operating Alarm Current: 7.0 A max./power supply

This product must be installed and operated within its environmental, mechanical, and electrical specifications as contained in this document. In case of service, use only listed/approved replacement parts ordered directly from the manufacturer. Failure to do so can result in loss of safety function, degraded operation, or damage to this product.

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