4010ES Technical Presentation PDF

Fire Systems Training
4010ES
Technical Presentation
Gregg Lupaczyk
Derek Knerr
Alex Andrews
Launch September 2011

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4010ES Overview
Why are we replacing the 4010?
 The current 4010 panel has been losing its competitive edge in the marketplace
over the last several years.
 Some competitors’ panels have surpassed the 4010 panel features in many
areas.
• Point Capacity
• Raw Power – Base Panel is 4A
• Software Features
• Network Capability – Cannot take in points on the network.
• Ethernet Connectivity
 The current 4010 is also difficult to add new features into
• Not enough Memory
• Limited expansion space
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4010ES Overview
The Replacement Plan
 Redesign Current 4010 and use the same core as the 4100ES
 All current features on the 4100ES are also now in the 4010ES (where
applicable)
 Bug fixes on the 4100ES are automatically fixed in the 4010ES code (same
code base)
 New features built into the 4100ES may be easily added to the 4010ES with
very low R&D effort, market requirements will dictate which features are
ported over.
 Use the ES panel programmer
• ability to import an existing 4010 job and uses card and point data to
create a 4010ES job from it. User list, pseudos, custom control and site
information will be lost in the upgrade (demo at the end).
 Leverage the vast amount of 4100ES optional features to provide features on
the 4010ES (IDNet, RUI, 4100 COMMs)
 Cost reduce as much as possible to keep the 4010ES at a mid-range panel price
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4010ES Features (Highlights)

 Full 4120 Network Capability  Notification
(with 100 point limit on Externals)  Conventional
 Latest Features of 4100ES  TrueAlert Non-Addressable
 Ethernet connectivity  TrueAlert Addressable
• Ethernet Service Port • Optional 4009T or
• BNIC 4009TPS
 Install Mode  Suppression
 Mass Storage  With optional IDNet SRP
 IDNet + Module
 The 4010ES is compatible with  Conventional Detectors
all devices the 4100ES is  With optional Zone Modules
compatible with, including  Voice is only supported through
Quickconnect (QC1 and QC2). the 4003EC
 Isolator Modules and Bases
are also supported.
 20 Addressable cards
 10 Annunciators/Units
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4010 to 4010ES Upgrade

 None of the 4010 “in the box” hardware is usable in the
4010ES – you must replace all of it. No box upgrade kit
available for existing 4010 box.
 4010-9810, -9816 DACT -> 4010--9912 DACT
 4010-9821, -9827 -> 4010-4010-9902 Network Card (can reuse
media modules)
 4010-9811, -9812 -> 4010-9918 RS232 Module
 Expansion power supply -> No replacement (base 4010ES supports
8A)
 Battery Meter Module -> No replacement
 4010-9809 City Circuit with disconnect switches-> 4010-9909
 4010-9829 City Circuit -> 4010-9910 w/o disconnect switches
 4010-9803, -9826 Relay Option Module -> 4010-9908
 N2 is not supported in the 4010ES, you must replace N2
devices with RUI 4010ES remote devices where Applicable
 4010 LCD Annunciator -> 4010ES RUI LCD Annunciator (New)
 Graphic I/O Modules -> 4010ES RUI Graphic I/O Modules
(Existing Legacy plate mounted graphics 7401/7402 series) 5
The 4010ES Product Lineup
 4 basic assemblies to cover various market needs

 Various PIDs per assembly type with various options
 2 basic One Bay assemblies – No FUI option for front panel, remote only.
 Standard 2X40 Display (Domestic, International)
 Standard 2X40 Display with 48 Pluggable LED Module (Canadian)
 2 Basic 2 Bay Options
 Standard 2X40 Display (International)
 InfoAlarm Interface (International)
 All models will be listed to UL / ULC / FM / CSFM / OTCR
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One Bay Assembly Pictures
Domestic Canadian
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Base Panel PID List

Domestic and Canada
Single Bay Base Panels (Note 1)
English 2X40 Display, Single IDNet Channel
English 2x40 Display, 120V, Red, Single IDNet Channel, Single Bay 3 blocks remaining
4010-9401 743-896
Box
English 2x40 Display, 120V, Platinum, Single IDNet Channel, Single 3 blocks remaining
4010-9402 743-897
Bay Box
4010-9501 743-898
Box (Note 1)
4010-9502 743-899
Bay Box
English 2X40 Display, Single IDNet Channel, LED Module
English 2x40 Display, 120V, Red, Single IDNet Channel, 48 Pluggable 3 blocks remaining
4010-9403 743-904
LED Module, Single Bay Box
English 2x40 Display, 120V, Platinum, Single IDNet Channel, 48 3 blocks remaining
4010-9404 743-905
Pluggable LED Module, Single Bay Box
French 2X40 Display, Single IDNet Channel, LED Module
French 2x40 Display, 120V, Red, Single IDNet Channel, 48 Pluggable 3 blocks remaining
4010-9405 743-912
LED Module, Single Bay Box
French 2x40 Display, 120V, Platinum, Single IDNet Channel, 48 3 blocks remaining
4010-9406 743-913
Pluggable LED Module, Single Bay Box
Note 1: All Base Panel PIDs will have an equivalent "BA" (Built in America) version in BAAN for jobs that require Built in America (e.g. 4010-9401BA).
BA and non BA products are identical except for where they are built, therefore there are no R&D prints describing the BA panels.
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Two Bay Assembly Pictures

Standard International InfoAlarm International
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Base Panel PID List

International
PID Part Number Description Notes
Single Bay Base Panels (Note 1)
English 2X40 Display, Single IDNet Channel
4010-9401 743-896
Box
4010-9402 743-897
Bay Box
4010-9501 743-898
Box (Note 1)
4010-9502 743-899
Bay Box
English 2X40 Display, Single MX Channel
English 2x40 Display, 220V - 240V, Red, Single MX Channel, Single 1 block remaining
4010-9503 743-966
Bay Box
English 2x40 Display, 220V - 240V, Platinum, Single MX Channel, 1 block remaining
4010-9504 743-967
Single Bay Box
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Base Panel PID List

International (cont.)
Two Bay Base Panels (Note 1)
English User Interface, 2X40 Display, Dual IDNet Channels
9 blocks remaining
4010-9421 743-900 English 2x40 Display, 120V, Red, Two IDNet Channels, Two Bay Box
English 2x40 Display, 120V, Platinum, Two IDNet Channels, Two Bay 9 blocks remaining
4010-9422 743-901
Box
English 2x40 Display, 220V-240V, Red, Two IDNet Channels, Two Bay 9 blocks remaining
4010-9521 743-902
Box
English 2x40 Display, 220V-240V, Platinum, Two IDNet Channels, 9 blocks remaining
4010-9522 743-903
Two Bay Box
English User Interface, 2X40 Display, Dual MX Channels
English 2x40 Display, 220V-240V, Red, Two MX Channels, Two Bay 7 blocks remaining
4010-9523 743-922
Box
English 2x40 Display, 220V-240V, Platinum, Two MX Channels, Two 7 blocks remaining
4010-9524 743-923
Bay Box
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Base Panel PID List

International (cont.)
Two Bay Base Panels (Note 1)
English User Interface, InfoAlarm, Single IDNet Channel
English InfoAlarm Display, 120V, Red, Single IDNet Channel, Two 11 blocks remaining
4010-9425 743-962
Bay Box
English InfoAlarm Display, 120V, Platinum, Single IDNet Channel, 11 blocks remaining
4010-9426 743-963
Two Bay Box
English InfoAlarm Display, 220V-240V, Red, Single IDNet Channel, 11 blocks remaining
4010-9525 743-964
Two Bay Box
English InfoAlarm Display, 220V-240V, Platinum, Single IDNet 11 blocks remaining
4010-9526 743-965
Channel, Two Bay Box
English User Interface, InfoAlarm, Single MX Channel
English InfoAlarm Display, 220V-240V, Red, Single MX Channel, Two 9 blocks remaining
4010-9527 743-926
Bay Box
English InfoAlarm Display, 220V-240V, Platinum, Single MX Channel, 9 blocks remaining
4010-9528 743-927
Two Bay Box
English User Interface, InfoAlarm, Dual MX Channel
English InfoAlarm Display, 220V-240V, Red, Two MX Channels, Two 7 blocks remaining
4010-9529 743-971
Bay Box
English InfoAlarm Display, 220V-240V, Platinum, Two MX Channels, 7 blocks remaining
4010-9530 743-972
Two Bay Box
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Mechanical
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4010ES Overview
Mechanical Approach
 Use the same back-boxes (with some mods) and door as the 4100ES one
and two bay models.
 Same look and feel as 4100ES (brand recognition, common family look)
• Platinum and Red Colors
 Customers who grow out of the 4010ES Capabilities can easily upgrade
to the 4100ES (wall space is the same)
 Replace current dead front (a.k.a. retainer) with hinged design
 Easier to service
 Can mount hardware on dead front
• More option card space in the back-box
• Side rails not required for UI (cost savings)
 Eliminate sheet metal where we can (power supply, for example).
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4010ES 1 Bay front view
One Bay Back-Box

MSS Board
Door Hinge
AC Block
Dead Front Hinge
A Top Bay Pan

B D
PDI PCB
Transformer
(1) 2 Block or (2) 1 Block
4x5 / DACT Bay
Bridge Rectifier
RUI Wiring
Terminal Block
Dead Front Hinge
33 Ah Batteries
Door Hinge
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One Bay Back-Box (cont.)

 All electronics mounted on a bay-pan that can be removed (4 Screws)
during installation to protect electronics.
 “Half” Bay PDI used for mounting
 Main System Slave (4010ES Power Supply) always in Block C
 3 Option Card Blocks(A, B, D)
 If DACT is equipped, always mounted in Block D (hangs over the MSS
slightly).
 Transformer, Bridge, Terminal Block mount directly to the bay pan
 Lower Cost, easier to maintain.
 Up to 33A/h batteries can fit in a single bay box (same as 4100ES)
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Two Bay Back-Box
Top Bay Same as One

Door Hinge Bay Box (Slide 5)
Dead Front Hinge
A
B D
Expansion Bay Pan

Wire Routing Guides
Expansion Bay PDI

RUI Wiring Terminal Block
A C E G
Dead Front Hinge B D F H
Up to 50Ah Batteries
Door Hinge
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Two Bay Back-Box (cont.)
 Top Bay the same as single bay 4010ES.

 Second bay uses the same bay pan as 4100ES (no side rails) with
expansion PDI for an additional 8 Blocks of option card space.
 11 total option card blocks available.
 Holds up to 50Ah batteries (same as 4100ES)
 50Ah batteries requires the optional battery shelf.
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4010ES Dead Front
 Hinged design – mounts on inner set of hinges (removable to upgrade to

4100ES)
 Modules that mount on the dead front (all at the same time)
 CPU Card – Membrane display, Piezo, 2X40 Display
 48 Pluggable LED Module (Standard on select 4010ES models)
 InfoAlarm Interface (Standard on select 4010ES models)
• Replaces 2X40 LCD Display, Membrane Keypad and Piezo
 TrueInsight Remote Gateway (Perle Box) (Optional)
Note: The following slides are combinations of the above features
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Single Bay Dead Front – Standard Interface
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Single Bay Dead Front – Standard Interface with 48 LED

Module
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Two Bay Dead Front – Standard Interface
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Two Bay Dead Front – InfoAlarm Interface
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User Interface - Standard
Can also be SYSTEM IS NORMAL

programmed
Yellow
 2X40 Operator Interface

• Available in English and French Silkscreen (select models)
 Same as 4100ES except 2 programmable keys / LEDs removed.
 Slide in Labels for programmable keys
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48 LED Module Interface
 48 Pluggable LEDs, 6 Columns of 8 LEDs.

 Default Configuration is left 5 columns are Red, last column is yellow.
 Can order Red, Yellow, Green and Blue LEDs separately.
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InfoAlarm User Interface

 Same UI as 4100ES International InfoAlarm (membrane with Slide in Labels)
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Slide in Label Locations
CPU Card Slide in

Label Location
48 LED Slide In Label Locations
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Electrical
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Electrical Approach
 Use the same Core as 4100ES CPU and SPS
 minimizes software effort
 Cost reduce features not needed
 Remove harnessing where we can
 Remove expansion supply requirement (lower R&D effort)
 Remove sheet metal where we can
 Maximize option card space
 Leverage 4100ES Option Cards
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CPU Card Overview
 Combination of 4100ES CPU Card, Motherboard, and User Interface

 Cost reduced with some features removed
 Sold pre-installed in top level 4010ES PIDs or as a service part.

 Two versions (depends on which 4010ES ordered)
• CPU Card w/2X40 Display (566-861) - 2X40 LCD, Piezo and
Membrane Interface installed
• CPU Card for InfoAlarm (566-888) – No LCD, Piezo or Membrane
Interface
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CPU Card Features
 Membrane Keypad Controller (depopulated for InfoAlarm )

 Piezo built in (depopulated for InfoAlarm )
 2X40 Display (depopulated for InfoAlarm)
 Compact Flash
 Style 7 RUI Circuit (Same wiring and limitations as 4100ES CPU
Motherboard)
 4100 COMMs (internal slave comm)
 30 Day Battery Backed History Logs
 Ethernet Service Port
 Serial Service Port (kept for TrueInsight Remote Gateway)
 Cold Start Switch
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4010ES CPU Card Notable Deletions

 Removed Service Modem Interface
 Removed 8V power (was on motherboard)
 Removed CFIG Swap Button (not needed with the advent of Ethernet
Service Port) If Ethernet port does not work, serial download will work.
Shadow CFIG still selectable through the front panel menu,
 Removed 2 Programmable buttons and their corresponding LEDs
(membrane keypad)
 Removed City Circuit Interface
 must use MSS / MSSI city circuit interface option
 Removed 4100 Comm / Download Jumper for service troubleshooting
 not needed since Automated test interface does the same thing for field
captures
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4010ES CPU Card (566-861 picture, back)

Piezo RUI Enable
Reset Switch Compact Jumper RUI Shield
2X40 Display
and LED Flash Jumper
RUI LEDs
RUI
Interface
Serial Chip Battery

Cold Start Serial Ethernet Service
Keypad Jumper Power /
Switch Bootloader Service Port and LEDs
Interface Comms
LEDs Port
Note: CPU Card for InfoAlarm is the same but without LCD, piezo, and
membrane interface circuits populated 33
CPU Card Switches
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CPU Card Jumpers
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CPU Card LEDs (non-UI LEDs)
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CPU Card Connections (Internal)
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 RUI Interface
CPU Card Connections (External)
 Style 4 or Style 7 Wiring
• If Style 4 wiring is used, must have
Pri-Sec loop back on terminal block
 Short and open detection
 Same wiring guidelines as 4100ES RUI
circuitry
 Wiring gets terminated from the CPU
card to the left side of the box for strain
relief
 4010ES RUI Supports
• 4009T
• 4009TPS
• 24 I/O Graphic Annunciator
• 4010ES Remote LCD Annunciator
• Remote InfoAlarm
• 10 Annunciator Maximum –
Software limitation.
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Main System Slave (MSS) Overview

 Redesign of 4100ES SPS with added features
 Sold pre-installed in top level 4010ES PIDs or as a service part.
 Two versions
• MSS IDNet (MSSI) (566-876) - includes a single channel 2 loop
IDNet+ circuit
• MSS (MSS) (566-878) - IDNet circuit depopulated (MX systems)
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MSS Features
 8A of available power - excludes 2X40 CPU card current draw and MSS card
current draw
 48 LED Module, InfoAlarm, NAC power, IDNet peripherals current Draw
must be subtracted from the available 8A (1mA alarm, 0.8mA supervisory
per IDNet device) Note: Software does NOT calculate current draw.
 Four 3A Class A NACs (No option module required for Class A)
 Remember, you still have only 8A of available power.
 Battery Charger, up to 110Ah batteries (UL) and 50Ah (ULC) can be charged.
Batteries may need external battery box for larger batteries.
 Aux Relay (2A, 32V)
 Aux Power (4A Max per MSS) Aux Power tap 2A Max, NACs 2A Max per
NAC.
 Standby Power, 5A Max (Same as SPS)
 Single Channel, Two Loop IDNet+ Circuit
 Mounting space for City Circuit, or Alarm Relay Module
 Ordered and installed separately
 Earth Detection (10K Ohm minimum)
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Main System Slave w/ IDNet (566-876)

Canadian Battery Cutout Jumper Address
Switch Status
To Bridge
Rectifier LEDs
Battery
Connection IDNet
Jumpers
City or
Relay
Option IDNet
Module Status
Earth
Detect
Jumper
Auxiliary
Relay
IDNet+ Loop A and B

Auxiliary
NACs 1-4
Power
Note: MSS without IDNet is the same without the IDNet circuitry populated.
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MSS Switches and Jumpers

 ADDRESS SWITCH
 Set the slaves RUI address to the programmer’s assigned address
 Jumpers
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MSS LEDs
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MSS Mounting and Internal Connections

Harness (not
shown)
 MSS Mounts directly PDI, connects left
Top Bay Block C only (No side of AC
harnesses) block
 MSS can be replaced easily
without removing Rectifier
and Transformer
 Provided Harness connects
Battery to MSS (Fused
Harness) with standard with
standard spade lugs
 Bridge Connection connects
to Rectifier
Connects to Connects to
Bridge AC Block
Label next to Bridge Rectifier Molex
Rectifier shows Connection
connections
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MSS Field Wiring
 NACs – Same wiring requirements as SPS NACs

 4 Class A NACs
• 3A maximum each for Listed Appliances (8A maximum total MSS)
• See Tech Pub (insert document number here) for which
appliances are special appliances.
• 2A for 24VDC regulated appliances (not listed with the panel) (4A
maximum total MSS)
 Protocols supported
• TrueAlert Non-Addressable
• Conventional (Free Run / Sync)
• Wheelock
 Can be used for Aux power
• Same as 4100ES SPS (2A max per NAC; 4A max for entire MSS)
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MSS Field Wiring (cont.)

 IDNet+ Circuit
 Same wiring requirements as 4100-3107 IDNet+ card.
• 2 Loops instead of 4 loops.
• Compatible with all IDNet devices the 4100ES is compatible with
including Quickconnect (QC1 and QC2).
• When configured as Class B, can have 4 circuits per loop or 8
circuits across both loops
 Aux Relay (TB5 AUX3)
 Same interface as the 4100ES SPS (2A, 32V)
 Aux Power (TB4 AUX4)
 Same as 4100ES SPS (2A max)
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City / Relay Card Mounting
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48 Pluggable LED Module Overview

 Combination of LED / Switch Controller on 4100ES and 48 Pluggable LEDs.
 Mounted on Dead Front, below CPU module. Card Power and 4100 COMMs is
connection to pass through on CPU Card.
 Pass through COMMS / PWR on LED Module used to connect to TrueInsight
Remote Gateway (if equipped).
 LED Module Comes standard as shown below (566-885)
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48 Pluggable LED Module Overview (Cont.)

 Each LED may be changed to an alternate color
 Orderable Colors are shown below (Same as 4100ES LED kits)
LED Kits
4100-9843 743-987 LED kit - 8 Yellow LEDs (for 48 Pluggable LED Module)
4100-9844 743-988 LED kit - 8 Green LEDs (for 48 Pluggable LED Module)
4100-9845 743-989 LED kit - 8 Red LEDs (for 48 Pluggable LED Module)
4100-9855 743-867 LED kit - 8 Blue LEDs (for 48 Pluggable LED Module)
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48 Pluggable LED Module Jumpers and Switches
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Top Bay and Expansion Bay PDIs Overview

 Similar to 4100ES PDI cards except
 No Audio Support
 Signal Power is bussed from bay to bay (no expansion supply needed)
• 5A Limitation of Signal Power in Second Bay (connector
limitation)
• No Signal Power limitation in Top Bay
 Plugging cards used in the 4100ES into a 4010ES PDI will not damage
the card or PDI
• Exception – Power Supplies – not supported in software and
hardware may be damaged.
 Card power is 4A (includes Dead Front card power, MSS Limitation)
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Top Bay PDI

Top Bay – 566-880
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Expansion Bay PDI

Expansion Bay – 566-882
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PDI Connections
4" x 5" Slave
To Dead Front Card Block
MSS
(CPU) (4 Pin) To front door (CPU Card)
Harness TBD
Block A
Spare / Close 4 14 14
Nippled Spare Core-4
Connector 4 Top Bay PDI
6 14 14
To Expansion
Bay (6 pin) Block B
Block D
Standard system: Top Bay PDI only
Expansion System: Top and Expansion PDI
4" x 5" Slave 4" x 5" Slave
Card Block Card Block
0734-052
4" x 5" Slave 4" x 5" Slave 4" x 5" Slave 4" x 5" Slave
Card Block Card Block Card Block Card Block
Block A Block C Block E Block G
6 14 14 14 14
Expansion Bay PDI
Close Nippled
Box (no SIG 4 14 14 14 14
Spare / Close power)
Nippled Block B Block D Block F

Block H
4" x 5" Slave 4" x 5" Slave 4" x 5" Slave 4" x 5" Slave
Card Block Card Block Card Block Card Block
Notes:
"4" Denotes the "Core-4" Microfit Connector
"6" Denotes the “Core-6” Microfit Connector
"14" Denotes the Minifit Connector used for PDI access by slave cards and other
modules
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Optional Modules
Installed Inside the Panel
Option Cards (Local)
4010-9901 743-888 Flat Vesda HLI
* 4010-9902 743-928 Flat Network Card
4010-9903 743-929 Modem Physical Bridge Style 4
* 4010-9905 743-930 TCP/IP Physical Bridge Style 4
4010-9906 743-932 TCP/IP Physical Bridge Style 7
4010-9818 742-100 Network Card Media Module - Wired
4010-9819 742-101 Network Card Media Module - Fiber
4010-9907 743-890 IDNet+
4010-9908 743-973 4 Point Flat Aux Relay Module
4010-9909 743-974 City Connect Module w/ disconnect switches
4010-9910 743-975 City Connect Module
4010-9911 743-976 Alarm Relay Module
4010-9912 743-982 Serial DACT
* 4010-9913 743-977 SafeLinc
4010-9914 743-978 Building Network Interface Card
4010-9915 743-979 BacPac Grid Connect Module
* 4010-9916 743-980 25V Regulator Module
4010-9917 743-970 MX Loop Card
4010-9918 743-981 Dual RS232 Module
4010-9919 743-990 TrueInsight Remote Service Gateway
* Comes with 8V converter
* 4010-9920 743-983 8 Zone Initiating Device Circuit - Class B Module
Comes with 8V converter
* 4010-9921 743-984 8 Zone Initiating Device Circuit - Class A Module
Items with * have mechanical or electrical changes discussed in this presentation. All other modules
function and install exactly the same as 4100ES equivalent versions.
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Vesda HLI
 Same Card as Flat RS232 Card with alternate software.
 Jumpers come default set from factory.
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4120 Flat Network Card Overview
 Repackaged version of vertical network card used on the 4100ES

 Mounts in Block B on the PDI to allow more room for field wiring.
 Exact same card used for Physical Bridge Card (software change)
 Added ability to have Style 7 on the bridge card without “expansion
Bridge” card.
 TCP/IP and Modem Physical Bridge Support
• Bridge kits come with 2 wired media modules and 1 or 2 bridging
modules depending on Style 4 or Style 7 (Same as today)
 Media Modules Unchanged
4010-9902 743-928 Flat Network Card

4010-9818 742-100 Network Card Media Module - Wired
4010-9819 742-101 Network Card Media Module - Fiber
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Flat Network Card – 4010-9902
Bridge Address Network Port

Connections Switch Connections
Port
LEDs
and
Trouble
LED
Reset Switch
Network Protocol
Jumpers
Note: Jumpers, switches and LEDs work the same as they do in 4100ES network card, in alternate locations.
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Flat Network Card Mounting
1. Mount the metal plate to the top

block in the vertical block pair
you will be mounting the
network card to (Same
mounting holes as a normal
4X10 Card would use) using
provided #6 Screws. Plate
fingers, down. Note: The card
mounts in PDI Block B.
2. Install metal standoffs in bottom
2 holes on bay pay normally
used.
3. Install network card into PDI and
screw down using provided #6
screws.
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Flat Network Card Media Card Mounting
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Flat Network Card Modem Physical Bridge Mounting
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Flat Network Card TCP/IP Physical Bridge Mounting
TCP/IP Bridge mounts and connects the same way as before

except the Grid Connect devices mount in a 4X5 Block.
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Flat Network Card

Wired Media Wiring
 Only difference in
wiring from 4100ES is
it is terminated at the
Media Module instead
of the motherboard.
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Serial DACT
 Serial DACT uses same electronics and is configured the same as the 4100ES, only
mounting has changed.
 Serial DACT always mounts in Block C (designed to hang over the MSS)
 Compatible with TL300 (24V model) and C900V2
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BACPac Grid Connect Module

 Configured the same Way as 4100ES, only the mounting and power connection has changed.
 Harness included to draw power from PDI block the Mounting Bracket is connected to (no need to
wire to Aux Power).
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TrueInsight Remote Gateway
 Configured the same was as 4100ES, only mounting has changed.

 Mounts to Dead Front to the right of the CPU Card.
 Install the mounting plate using the provided Nuts and washer (3 holes
used for one bay systems, 4 used for 2 bay systems.
• The Perle Box is already attached to the mounting plate, if removal
is necessary, be sure to use the provided Nylon Screws / Washers to
maintain Earth Isolation in the 4010ES System.
 Power harness connects Perle Box to any available Core-4 Connector on
the CPU card or LED module.
 Serial Cable connects to CPU Card Serial Service Port
 Route External Ethernet Cable used to Perle Box (customer supplied
building network connection)
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TrueInsight Remote Gateway
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8 Zone IDC (Class B (4010-9920) and Class A (4010-9921))

 Only vertical Cards used in the 4010ES
 Electronics and connections are identical to 4100ES system.
 Mounting is largely the same
• Mounts in top bay only (1 or 2 bay systems, uses Blocks A and B)
• Limit of 1 per system
 Kit comes with 8VDC power supply and Zone Card w/ motherboard
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8 Zone IDC Module
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8 Zone IDC Mounting
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8 Zone IDC Harnessing
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Power Limited Wiring

 One Bay Panel would be the
same except the expansion area is
removed
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Compatible Options (outside the box)

Fiber Modem
Red Fiber Modem Expansion Cabinet w/ Left Port Modem – Single
4190-9021 743-720 Mode
4190-9022 743-721 Beige Fiber Modem Exp Cabinet w/ Left Port Modem - Single Mode
4190-9023 743-717 Right Port Modem for Exp Cabinet – Single Mode
4190-9024 743-722 Red Fiber Modem Exp Cabinet w/ Left Port Modem – Multimode
4190-9025 743-723 Beige Fiber Modem Exp Cabinet w/ Left Port Modem - Multimode
4190-9026 743-719 Right Port Modem for Expansion Cabinet – Single Mode
Remote Power / Notification
4009-9201 636-867 4009A 120V SPI: 050-091 for accessories
4009-9202CA 636-988 4009A 120V ULC listed model SPI: 050-091 for accessories
4009-9301 636-868 4009A 240V SPI: 050-091 for accessories
4009-9401 636-968 4009T TrueAlert Controller 120V SPI: 050-094 for accessories
4009-9402CA 637-244 4009T TrueAlert Controller 120V w/ Low Battery Cutout SPI: 050-094 for accessories
4009-9501 637-450 4009T TrueAlert Controller 240V SPI: 050-094 for accessories
746-069 Order with 4009-9813 and a
2975-9230 Beige 4009 TPS Cabinet single TPS. SPI: 050-094
746-070 Order with 4009-9813 and a
2975-9229 Red 4009 TPS Cabinet single TPS. SPI: 050-094
743-801 Only usable with 2975-9229 or
4009-9813 Transponder Interface Card 2975-9230. SPI: 050-094
4100-5120 120V Domestic TrueAlert Power Supply 2975-9230.
4100-5121 120V Canadian TrueAlert Power Supply 2975-9230.
4100-5122 220-240V International TrueAlert Power Supply 2975-9230.
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Compatible Options (outside the box, cont.)
Remote Annuncition
4100-9401 0743-187 Remote Unit Interface Panel w/FUI – Red – Domestic & Canadian
English
4100-9402 0743-188 Remote Unit Interface Panel w/FUI – Beige – Domestic & Canadian
English
4100-9421 0743-189 Remote Unit Interface Panel w/FUI – Red – Canadian French
4100-9422 0743-190 Remote Unit Interface Panel w/FUI – Beige – Canadian French
4100-9441 0743-191 Remote Unit Interface Panel w/FUI – Red – International
4100-9442 0743-192 Remote Unit Interface Panel w/FUI – Beige – International
4606-9102 0748-696 4010ES RUI LCD Annunciator (English)
*
4606-9102CF 0748-697 4010ES RUI LCD Annunciator (French)
4100-7401 N/A 24 Point I/O Graphic Module (requires mounting cabinet)
64 Switch and 64 LED Driver Module with 32 on-board LED drivers
SPI: See 050-070 for
4100-7402 N/A (requires mounting cabinet)
configuration options.
4100-7403 N/A 32 Point LED Driver Module (requires mounting cabinet)
4100-7404 N/A 32 point Switch Input Module (requires mounting cabinet)
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4010ES RUI LCD Annunciator

 Same as 4100ES RUI LCD annunciator (cost reduced version)
 3 Programmable Keys and LEDs instead of 4.
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Software
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The old 4010 is a far distant relative of the 4010ES –

There are no similarities
 Old 4010 software was totally abandoned. None of it was used for 4010ES.
 4010ES software is the same source code as the 4100ES.

 4010ES code will go through more than 9,500 Automated Tests prior to each
release.
 Increased usage = more field testing. Defects will be found and fixed sooner.
 A single code base is easier to maintain. One fix resolves 4100ES and
4010ES.
 Multiple Languages are now supported (carry over from 4100ES)
 A single bin file is downloaded into either a 4100ES or a 4010ES.
 There is nothing to prevent downloading 4100ES jobs into 4010ES panels and
vice versa. However, panel software will compare CPU card type and Job type.
If they do not align, the panel will crash with ‘Invalid CPU Type’ error.
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4010ES vs. 4100ES
 4010ES Differentiation:
 Limited to 20 addressable slaves and e-slaves.
 Limited to 10 RUI annunciators.
 Limit of 3 optional cards in CPU bay. If a 4x10 card is used, limit is 2
optional cards.
 Limited to 100 external network points. No limit on public network points.
 No Audio or Signal cards.
 Limited selection of Monitor, Relay, Annunciator, Interface, and Power
options (mostly due to form fit).
 Uses different LCD Annunciator than 4100ES or old 4010.
 New cards: MSSI, MSS, 4010IDNet+, 4010LCD, 48 LED Module.
 4010ES limited to the 2 loop IDNet+ on MSSI.
 International 4010ES allows up to 4 MX Loop or 4010IDNet+ cards (IDNet+
circuit on the MSSI counts against the limitation).
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4010ES vs. 4100ES (cont.)
 4010ES Noteworthy Similarities:

 No device restrictions on IDNet. All 4100ES IDNet devices are available on
4010ES (including Isolators Modules, Isolator Bases, Quickconnect 1 and
Quickconnect 2 devices..
 Full 4120 network capability (public and external points).
• Supports Global Ack
 Vesda availability.
 Computer port and TrueInsight compatible.
 InfoAlarm is available.
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4010 to 4010ES Upgrade
 Items that WILL NOT be translated to 4010ES:

 Custom Control.
 System Options and Access Levels.
 Network and Site Info.
 User List and User Pseudos.
 Class A Adaptor Card for NACs, Battery Meter Modules, and Expansion
Power Supply.
 DACT Programming
• The SDACT Programmer is not used to program the DACT, it is
programmed within the ES Programmer same as 4100U or 4100ES.
 Special case items:
 The Virtual NAC card (17) does not exist in the 4010ES. 4009A points will
be translated to points and sub points on the IDNet+ card. All 4009A points
will translate to SSIGNAL Point Type.
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4010 to 4010ES Upgrade (cont.)
 4010 IDNet device translation restrictions:

 LATSUPV for ION will not be translated.
 SUPVMON for ION will not be translated.
 LATSUPV for QSPHOTO will not be translated.
 SUPVMON for QSPHOTO will not be translated.
 SUPREL for RIAM will not be translated.
 SWATER for RIAM will not be translated.
 QRPHOTO will be translated to QSPHOTO on 4010ES.
 Labels for multi-point devices (e.g. 4009 points) may not appear in the 4010ES job.
 Devices at addresses 249 and 250 will not be translated as these addresses are reserved
for IDNet+ Isolators.
 Upgrade existing 4010 job.

 No need to export anything from old 4010 programmer.
 Select ‘Upgrade Legacy 4010’ under File menu item.
 All items that do not translate will be noted in the output as conversion
progresses.
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ES Panel Programmer Demonstration
 ES Panel Programmer is used for both 4100ES and 4010ES.
 Uses the 4100U programmer dongle – A new dongle is not needed.
 Uses same default job directory – 4100UJobs.
 4010ES Job Types:

 4010ES – default job includes CPU and MSSI (with IDNet+).
 4010ES INT – default job includes CPU and MSS (no IDNet+).
 Card selection options:

 4010IDNet+, MX Loop, and 25 Volt Regulator only on 4010ES INT.
 Upgrade of old 4010 job.
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4010ES Features (Highlights)

4010 to 4010ES Upgrade

The 4010ES Product Lineup

 4 basic assemblies to cover various market needs

One Bay Assembly Pictures

Base Panel PID List

Two Bay Assembly Pictures

Base Panel PID List

Base Panel PID List

Base Panel PID List

4010ES 1 Bay front view

One Bay Back-Box

A Top Bay Pan

(1) 2 Block or (2) 1 Block

4x5 / DACT Bay

Dead Front Hinge

One Bay Back-Box (cont.)

Two Bay Back-Box

Top Bay Same as One

Dead Front Hinge

Expansion Bay Pan

Expansion Bay PDI

Two Bay Back-Box (cont.)

 Top Bay the same as single bay 4010ES.

4010ES Dead Front

 Hinged design – mounts on inner set of hinges (removable to upgrade to

Single Bay Dead Front – Standard Interface

Single Bay Dead Front – Standard Interface with 48 LED

Two Bay Dead Front – Standard Interface

Two Bay Dead Front – InfoAlarm Interface

User Interface - Standard

Can also be SYSTEM IS NORMAL

 2X40 Operator Interface

48 LED Module Interface

 48 Pluggable LEDs, 6 Columns of 8 LEDs.

InfoAlarm User Interface

Slide in Label Locations

CPU Card Slide in

48 LED Slide In Label Locations

CPU Card Overview

 Combination of 4100ES CPU Card, Motherboard, and User Interface

 Sold pre-installed in top level 4010ES PIDs or as a service part.

CPU Card Features

 Membrane Keypad Controller (depopulated for InfoAlarm )

4010ES CPU Card Notable Deletions

4010ES CPU Card (566-861 picture, back)

Serial Chip Battery

CPU Card Switches

CPU Card Jumpers

CPU Card LEDs (non-UI LEDs)

CPU Card Connections (Internal)

Main System Slave (MSS) Overview

Main System Slave w/ IDNet (566-876)

IDNet+ Loop A and B

MSS Switches and Jumpers

MSS Mounting and Internal Connections

MSS Field Wiring

 NACs – Same wiring requirements as SPS NACs

MSS Field Wiring (cont.)

City / Relay Card Mounting