DETECTION, ALARM AND

CONTROLS TRAINING
 TRAINING INFORMATION

Safety

• Where do we meet incase of an emergency?

How is the training given?

• This is a non formal training and questions are encouraged

Can I use my cell phone during class?

• Please be sure to silence them, and take calls outside the
classroom
Who is our instructor?

= information not in the current DIOM

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PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• INTRODUCTION

• ARIES NETLink® OUT

OF BOX OVERVIEW

• ARIES NETLink®
EXPANDABILITY

• SmartOne® DEVICES

3
PRESENTATION SUMMARY (CONT.)

• ADDRESSING

• CONFIGURATION
SOFTWARE

• EOC

• SINGLE LOOP PANEL

• CONVENTIONAL PANELS

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 APPLICATIONS

Commercial
• Server Rooms Industrial
• Process Control • Electronic Switch
Rooms Rooms
• Data Processing • Cabinets
Areas

High Tech
• Turbines Historic
• Warehouses • Museums
• Power Generation
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 PROTECTION SYSTEMS
• HFC-227ea (FM-200)
• FK-5-1-12 (Novec 1230)
• Argonite
• Nitrogen
• CO2
• Dry Chemical
• Wet Chemical
• FE-13
• Foam
• Water Mist
• Pre-Action
• Sprinkler/Deluge
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• Low-rise Fire Alarm
APPROVALS

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 SYSTEM OPERATION

Initiate Alarms

Annunciate
Fire Location

Notify
Occupants

Activate
Safety
Procedures
Release
Extinguishing
System

Call Fire
Department
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 INTELLIGENT VS. CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS

SLC
Address 6 Address 5 Address 4 Address 3 Address 2 Address 1

Initiation, control, notification and release via Signaling Line Circuit

Multiple Discreet Initiating Circuits

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 PANEL SELECTION GUIDE

Conventional Single Loop Multi Loop

• Small/Single Hazard Systems • Medium to Large Systems
• Up to ~15,000 cu. ft.
• ~500 lb. Agent
• 2-10 Detectors
• 3-4 Notification Appliances
• 1-2 Cylinders
• Unique dual-agent capability
 Aborts Clean Agent
 Not Pre-Action
• Easy to install, configure &
commission
• Medium to Very Large
• Volume > 15,000 cu. ft. • Multiple hazards
• > 500 lb. Agent • Expect Future Expansion
• 10+ Detectors, NACs • Event Log (10,000 events)
• Multiple Cylinders • Email alerts
• Event Log • BMS with Modbus & BACnet
• Email alerts • Expandable, scalable
• BMS with Modbus • World-class out-of-the-box
features
• Compact design

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*Figures given are not limitations
AEGIS 2.0 ® AND AEGIS-XLT CONVENTIONAL
PANELS

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ARIES ® ADDRESSABLE SINGLE LOOP

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ARIES NETLINK® ADDRESSABLE MULTI-LOOP

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 ARIES NETLINK ®

Video on ARIES NETLink ®

Quality
Expandability
Systems Integration

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PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• INTRODUCTION

• ARIES NETLink ® OUT OF

BOX OVERVIEW

• ARIES NETLink ®
EXPANDABILITY

• SmartOne ® DEVICES

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 SEAMLESS INTEGRATION

Control

Detection

Suppression

SINGLE POINT OF RESPONSIBILITY

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OUT-OF-THE-BOX FEATURES

- 2 SLC w/ 255 addresses each

- 4 x 40 Display-Keypad
- 2 NACs
- 2 Release-NACs
- 3 Programmable Form-C relays
- 1 Trouble Form-C relay
- 2 APO rated 2 A each @ 24 VDC
- 2 USB ports for PC & printer
- 2 RS-232 ports for graphics

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OUT-OF-THE-BOX FEATURES
- RS-485 Annunciator network
-120/240 V 50/60 Hz AC input
- 5.4 A Power supply unit
- NEMA 1 enclosure
- 4 programmable soft-switches
- Ground fault detection by circuit
- 10,000 event log capacity
- Real Time Clock w/ battery
- Degrade mode operation
- Battery replacement reminder
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 ENCLOSURE OPTIONS: 3-TIER

PSU PSU PSU

& PMU & PMU & Control Board

Global Canadian
Expansion Backplane Expansion Backplane Expansion Backplane

Expansion Backplane

PSU PSU
& PMU

12VDC 12VDC
Battery Battery

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Expansion
 ENCLOSURE OPTIONS: 2-TIER

Global Canadian
PSU PSU PSU
& PMU & PMU & Control Board

Expansion Backplane

PSU PSU
& PMU

12VDC 12VDC
Battery Battery

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Expansion
 MAIN CONTROL BOARD (MCB)

Circuits & COM Ports

• 2 SLC
• 2 NAC
• 2 R-NAC
• 4 relays
• 2 RS232 ports
• 2 USB port
• 1 24 VDC output
• 1 RS485 port on UI
J16

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22
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

MCB – Main Control Board

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 REMOVABLE TERMINALS

• Ability to
Customer isolate outputs
Requested
• Easy & quick

• Pluggable
Implementation • Polarized
terminals

• Easy system
wiring
• Fast system
Benefit commissioning
• Lower Cost of
installation
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 HINGED MAIN BOARD

• Easy access
Customer to PSU
Requested • Field
replaceable

• Hinged main
Implementation board
• Swings open

• Faster
installation
Benefit
• Quick service
& checkout

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USER INTERFACE – LOCAL & REMOTE

4 x 40 characters

Status LEDs Soft-Keys System Keys

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 GROUND FAULT DETECTION

• Ground fault
Customer diagnosis
Requested • Timely
detection

• In circuit
detection
Implementation
• Push button
trigger

• Fast system
commissioning
Benefit
• Lower Cost of
installation

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SIGNALING LINE CIRCUIT - ONBOARD

• 2 SLC loops with 255 devices each

• No device type restriction
• SLC wiring options
– Class A
– Class X – (Formerly Class A Style 7)
– Class B
• Maximum Resistance per loop = 40 Ω
• Maximum Capacitance per loop = 0.5 µF

* Unshielded wire only!

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SLC CLASS B WIRING

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 SLC CLASS A WIRING

Do not use looped wire under

terminals of detector bases for
Models PSD-7152, CPD-7052,
and THD-7252. Break SLC wire
run to provide supervision of
connections.
Class X 30
 NOTIFICATION APPLIANCE CIRCUITS

• Regulated 24 VDC, 28 VDC max.

• Wiring: Class A, Style Z or Class B,
Style Y
• NAC Current:
-2.0A (max., Non-Synchronized)
-1.5A (max., Synchronized)
• Voltage Drop: 2.0V (max.)

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 RELEASE - NOTIFICATION CIRCUITS
• NAC configuration supports
- one synchronized circuit
or
- non-synchronized circuit

• Release configuration supports

- one solenoid per circuit
or
- up to 10 ohms of initiator
based devices*

*Systems with initiators to be serviced by

approved distributors with proper training
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only.
RELEASE CIRCUITS WIRING

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“TRIPLE-R” REDUNDANCY SAFEGUARD
TB1 TB15
4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1

J3 J5 RS-232 A
SLC RS 485
USB B
RS-232 B J8

Watchdog Timer

NO NC C NO NC C NO NC C NO NC C
Relay 1

TB4
Relay 2 Relay 3 Trouble

TB8
Main

TB9
Microprocessor High
TB10 Watchdog
J10
Style 4

Low
S2

1 2 3 4
NAC 2
TB3
- -

TB14

1 2 3 4
NAC 1
+
Batt Out

Release Circuit TB5

PSU
J12
N

240
AC IN

Release 1 Release 2 Aux 24 VDC Combo 1 Combo 2

L

120 TB11 TB2 TB7 TB6

TB13 TB12 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

*Conventional panel shown

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 RELAY CIRCUITS
• 4 Form C Relays
- 3 programmable
- 1 dedicated trouble
Onboard Relays (Onboard only)
• Contact Ratings
- 3.0 A @ 30 VDC (resistive)
- 3.0 A @ 120 VAC (resistive)

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RELAY CIRCUITS

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PRINTER AND COMPUTER CONNECTION

Compatible Printers; drivers already installed for these printers

• Okidata Microline 186 (USB printer)
• Okidata Microline 320 (Both USB and RS232 printers)
• Epson FX-890 (USB printer) 37
 POWER MANAGEMENT UNIT
1 Power
Supply • 120VAC 50/60Hz, 3.2 A
Unit • 240VAC 50/60Hz, 1.6 A
Input

2 Power
Supply • 120VAC 50/60Hz, 6.4 A
Unit • 240VAC 50/60Hz, 3.2 A
Input

Each PMU can interface with

2 PSU’s for a Max of 10.8 A @
27.6 VDC Output.

Each PMU can supply 2

Amps of AUX power

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 POWER SUPPLY UNIT

One common PSU across all panels

Each PSU provides 5.4 A Output
*See appendix A of DIOM for Maximum
combination of PSU per enclosure and alarm
output current limits 39
 SURFACE MOUNT INSTALLATION
3-T Enclosure 2-T Enclosure
5-3/8

5-3/8

14-3/8

14-3/8

Fits between wall studs

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 SEMI-FLUSH MOUNT INSTALLATION
3-T Enclosure 2-T Enclosure

0.059 inch Thick Trim Ring

Trim Ring Dimensions (LXB)

• 3-Tier: 17-1/2 x 34-5/8 (in)
• 2-Tier: 17-1/2 x 34-5/8 (in)
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•Trim Sold Separately
 FLEXIBLE WIRING KNOCKOUTS

• Multiple conduit
Voice of penetration
Customer
• Large 1” AC

• Triple access
knockouts
Implementation
• 1” center
expansion

• Fewer external
junction boxes
Benefit
• Wiring zone
separation

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KIDDE ARIES NETLINK ®
INSTALLATION

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BASE UNIT CONTENTS

NEMA 1 enclosure with door

1 Power Management Board (PMU)

1 Power Supply Unit (PSU)

Main Circuit Unit board (MCB) with User interface (UI)

Hardware Kit

Installation configuration kit

• Installation manual
• Configuration software manual
Installation instructions

Enclosure door label

Installer’s wiring diagram

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POWER MANAGEMENT UNIT INSTALLATION

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AC POWER CONNECTION

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 POWER SUPPLY UNIT INSTALLATION
Appearance of Voltage-Selector Slide
Switch when set for either 120 or 240 VAC

230
115

(Slide to required position)

Threaded hole
for mounting
screw Fastening tab for
mounting screw 47
 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS

1 2 3 4 5

1 = White & black wire

2 = White wire
3 = Green wire
4 = Double black wire
5 = Double red wire 48
BATTERY CONNECTIONS

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STANDBY BATTERY CONNECTIONS

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BATTERY CONNECTIONS-MULTIPLE PMUS

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 BATTERY CHARGER

Disables
High-rate Only charges
Charges up to Charging In
charger when required
Alarm Condition

- 165 AH
batteries for
US
applications

- 132 AH
batteries for
Canadian
applications

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 POWER SUPPLY OPTIONS

One common PS across all panels:

Less inventory Common wiring years of proven
to stock method reliability

Expandable to 20 Amps per enclosure

*See appendix A of DIOM for Maximum combination of PSU
per enclosure and alarm output current limits

Charges up to
165 AH batteries for UL 132 AH batteries for ULC
applications applications 53
MAIN CONTROL BOARD (MCB)

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INTERNAL 24VDC POWER CONNECTIONS

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INTERNAL COMMUNICATION CONNECTIONS
Jumper for RS485 bus

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 GROUP TASKS OVERVIEW

- Create groups of 3 to 4 people per panel.

- Groups should ideally consist of a mixture of job

types.
(Sales, Technician, and Designer)

- Each group will have a panel, tool set, modules

and smoke detectors.

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 GROUP TASK #1
PANEL SETUP, RESET AND CLEAR TROUBLES
• Remove panel, cables, tools, and other accessories from
case and set on work area.
• Disconnect all power and communication wires to the
expansion card cage.
• Ensure voltage selector switches are in the correct
position.
• Power up the control panel.
• Hold down 4 key to get temporary password key.
• Provide the 6 digit key to the instructor to get a
temporary high level password.
(Note: this is how to get into a panels menu if locked out)
• Navigate through the menu to perform a factory panel
reset. 3-set > 4-programming > 9-reset memory

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 GROUP TASK #1 (CONT.)
• When the panel finishes resetting bring control panels to
a normal state.
• After system is in “Normal” state on all panels, the
presentation will continue.

Tips:
Use the manual for trouble code diagnosis.

Trouble codes are located in Chapter 7 of the DIOM

ARIES NETLink manual.

To enter the menu of the control panel;

• Press 0
• Default Password is 186591
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PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• INTRODUCTION

• ARIES NETLink ® OUT OF

BOX OVERVIEW

• ARIES NETLink ®
EXPANDABILITY

• SmartOne® DEVICES

60
 EXPANSION CARD CAGE & BACKPLANE

6-module positions per backplane

4 backplanes max per panel
Provides power & communication to
modules
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EXPANSION & FUNCTIONAL MODULES
Panel supports up to 24 modules
• SLC (max 6)
• Release-NAC
• Relay
• City-Tie (max 1)
• DACT (max 1)
• ICM (max 1)
• NIC (max 1)

- Addressing requires no dip switches

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EXPANSION CARD CAGE ASSEMBLY

To PMU 24 VDC

Earth
ground

To MCB
Communication
Terminal (J9)
24 VDC outputs

To Next Backplane
Com Terminal
(J10)

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SIGNALING LINE CIRCUIT-EXPANSION

- 1 SLC loops with 255 devices each

- Up to 6 SLC cards per control unit
- No device type restriction
- SLC wiring options
Class A
Class X
Class B
- Maximum Resistance per loop = 40 Ω
- Maximum Capacitance per loop = 0.5 µF

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 R-NAC – MCB & EXPANSION CARDS
MCB  4 circuits; Expansion Cards  3 each

Field selectable NAC or ARC

• ARC - Control Heads, Solenoids & Actuators
• NAC - Horns, Strobes, Bells
Pluggable terminal blocks

NFPA 72 Disconnect switch

R-G-Y Status LED’s

Wiring styles:
• ARCs: Class A & B
• NACs: Class A & B
NACs synchronized

‘Triple-R’ Redundancy safeguard 65

NOTIFICATION-APPLIANCE CIRCUITS WIRING
NAC are power limited Class A, Style Z NAC
Wiring
Compatible with conventional, UL-Listed
notification appliances such as:

MT Series Multi-Tone Horns and

Horn/Strobes

NS Series Horn/Strobes *

NH Series Horns
Class B, Style Y NAC
Wiring
RSS(P) Series Strobes *

Exceeder Series *

* Can be programmed for synchronization.

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RELEASE - APPLIANCE CIRCUITS
WIRING FOR SOLENOIDS

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RELEASE - APPLIANCE CIRCUITS
WIRING FOR ACTUATORS

*Systems with initiators to be serviced by approved

distributors with proper training only.
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 RELAYS - MCB & EXPANSION CARD
 4 Form C Relays
 Each Independently programmable
 Contacts rated 3A at 30 VDC/120
VAC

Interlocks management:
- EPO
- HVAC shutdown
- Damper closure
- Building fire alarm
- BMS systems
- Zone status annunciation 69
 CITY - TIE MODULE

3 independently Municipal Tie

operated circuits Inputs:

Local Shunt-Trip
Energy Master Box

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 DACT

Transmits system status over phone lines to a central station.

• Built in modem
• Two Loop Start Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) connections
• RJ45x phone jack
• Two status LEDs
• Green for transmission
• Yellow for reception
• Supports:
• SIA DC-05-1999.09 Ademco Contact ID
• SIA DC-03-1990.01 (R2003.10)
• Compatible Digital Alarm Communication Receivers (DACRs)
• Sur-Gard System I,
• Sur-Gard System III
• Osborne Hoffman Model 2000E

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INTERNET COMMUNICATION MODULE (ICM)
- Provides Internet connectivity
- Configuration Program download
- Network-wide access from single
node
- Automatic email notification
- Event viewing

Internet

Protected Site Distributor Corporate Loss Prevention

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 NETWORK CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS

Optic
Copper
Fiber

Backplane module Daughter module

- 1 module per panel - 1 module per panel
- Generates & boosts - Noise & interference reduction
communications - 1 mile with multi mode
- 18 AWG - 12 miles with single mode
- 4,000 ft 73
NETWORK CONTROL UNIT INTERACTIONS

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 NETWORKING

Robust token-passing, peer-to-

peer protocol

Remote configuration upload

Sub-network & grouping options

Node-level access protection

Up to 64 nodes
Network-wide access from single
2,040 addresses each node point using ICM

130,560 across network Master node option

Single or Dual Channel operation

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 PERIPHERAL PRODUCTS

Signaling Line Circuit

PALM APIC
ORION XT ASD 160/320/640
Detector Detector

RS-485 Communications

S2 S1 LK17

LK32
LK16 LK15
Out B 16 32
Out A LK31 LK30 31
15
In B LK14 LK13 14 30
In A 13 LK29 LK28
29

Internet Access*
12 28
W1 LK12 LK11 11 27
10 LK27 LK26 26
LK10 LK9
9 25
+24 V 8 24
LK25 LK24
Com 7 23
PS Flt LK8 LK7
6 22
LK23 LK22
5 21
LK6 LK5 4 20
3 19
Trouble Lamp Test LK21 LK20
A 2 18
B Sup. Com LK4 LK3 1 17
Sil. Out Ack
LK19 LK18
Pre Alm Reset
Alarm Silence LK2 LK1

Pw r On Drill

RDCM LAM Driver Board*

1-15 1-16 1-16
*New Firmware Required for PEGAsys and ARIES retrofits 76
 RS-485 ANNUNCIATOR NETWORK
Supports 31 remote annunciators
- 1 to 16 LED Annunciators (R-LAM)
- 1 to 15 User-Interfaces (RDCM)
- 1 to 16 LED Drivers (ATM-L & ATM-R)

R-LAM RDCM
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LED ANNUNCIATOR – REMOTE & LOCAL
- 48 independent LED’s
- Three system-level LED’s:
- Power
- Trouble
- Signal Silenced
- 2 functional switches
- Dual color LED’s

Remote Local 78
RDCM/LAM CONNECTIONS

79
RDCM/LAM INSTALLATION

Surface Mount

Semi-Flush Mount

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DEVICES

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 GROUP TASK #2

•Return to the control panels.

•Remove power from the control panel.
•Install cables for the expansion card cage.
•Remove and set aside all cards.
•Power up the control panel and bring control
panels to a Normal state.
•After system is in “Normal” state on all panels,
the presentation will continue.

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PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• INTRODUCTION

• ARIES NETLink ® OUT OF

BOX OVERVIEW

• ARIES NETLink ®
EXPANDABILITY

• SmartOne® DEVICES

83
 NEW SmartOne
ADDRESSABLE DETECTORS

DS-PS Photoelectric Detector DS-HFS Thermal Detector

• Compatible with current and legacy Kidde, Fenwal and

Chemetron Addressable Controls
• Replaces existing PSD-7152, CPD-7052 and THD-7152
Detectors

Standalone Addressable Photo Duct Detector remains the

same – Replacement to be available later this year 84
 DS-PS ADDRESSABLE
PHOTOELECTRIC DETECTOR
• Sensitivity alarm range .9% to 3.5% obs./ft
• Two Color (green/red) LED
• Compatible with current and legacy Kidde,
Fenwal and Chemetron Addressable
DS-PS Photoelectric Controls
Shown with DS-SB base
• Works in conjunction with SmartOne legacy
detectors
• Field Replaceable smoke chamber
• Operating temp range 32oF to 120oF
• UL, cUL, FM, CSFM approvals

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 DS-HFS ADDRESSABLE
THERMAL DETECTOR
• Fixed temperature 135oF (57oC) Alarm
point - Pre-alarm 110oF
• Two Color (green/red) LED
DS-HFS Thermal Detector
Shown with DS-SB base • 50 foot maximum spacing (UL)
• Compatible with legacy current Kidde,
Fenwal and Chemetron Addressable
Controls
• Works in conjunction with SmartOne legacy
detectors
• UL, cUL, FM, CSFM approvals

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 DS-SB
STANDARD BASE
DS-SB Base includes:
• 4 inch base
• 6 inch trim ring
• Base dust cover

4 inch installation Single Part Number covers

w/o trim ring 4 inch and 6 inch Installations

Note: Installation Instructions

for the detectors are packed
6 inch installation with the bases.
using trim ring
included with DS-SB

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 DS-RB
RELAY BASE
DS-RB Base includes:
• 4 inch base
• 6 inch trim ring
• Base dust cover

Single Part Number covers

4 inch installation
4 inch and 6 inch Installations
w/o trim ring
Note: Installation Instructions
for the detectors are packed
with the bases.
6 inch installation
The DS-RB relay will briefly change state (turn on)
using trim ring when power is applied or detector is removed and
replaced.
included with DS-RB

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 DETECTOR BASES
WIRING CONNECTIONS

Compatible with all

SmartOne devices
on SLC loop

Can mix and match

DS Series Detectors
with Legacy
Detectors on SLC
Loop

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 PRODUCT COMPARISON
PHOTOELECTRIC DETECTOR
Feature NEW DETECTOR LEGACY
DETECTOR

DS-PS PSD-7152
SmartOne Compatibility Yes Yes
Alarm Sensitivity Range 0.9% - 3.5% 0.7% - 3.5%
%Obs/FT
Two Color(Red/Green) LED Yes No
Current Consumption 150 µA 220 µA 350 µA 425 µA
(Standby/Alarm)
Standard base satisfies 4” and Yes No
6” installations
Relay Base available Yes No
Max Airflow velocity (UL) 4,000 ft/min 4,000 ft/min
Operating Temperature Range 32oF – 120oF 32oF – 100oF
Listings UL, cUL, UL, cUL,
FM,CSFM FM,CSFM 90
 PRODUCT COMPARISON
THERMAL DETECTOR
Feature NEW DETECTOR LEGACY
DETECTOR
DS-HFS
THD-7252
SmartOne Compatibility Yes Yes
Fixed Temperature 135oF Alarm Yes No
Two Color(Red/Green) LED Yes No
Current Consumption 150 µA 220 µA 350 µA 425 µA
(Standby/Alarm)
Standard base satisfies 4” and Yes No
6” installations
Relay Base available Yes No
Max Detector Spacing (UL) 50 feet 70 feet
Operating Temperature Range 32oF – 100oF 32oF – 100oF
Listings UL, cUL, FM,CSFM UL, cUL, FM,CSFM

TIP: Consider purchasing replacement spares of legacy thermal detectors. 91

REPLACEABLE OPTICAL CHAMBER

Order Part Number 2-SPRC1

Replacement Smoke Chamber for
DS-PS Photoelectric Smoke
Detector

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 CONFIGURATION
SETTINGS NOTES
Photo Detector – Model DS- Thermal Detector – Model DS-
PS HFS
Does not support Alarm settings below Fixed temperature device:
0.9%/ft. or Pre-Alarm below 0.7%/ft 135oF Alarm, 110oF Pre-Alarm

Settings below 0.9%/ft Alarm or Configuration settings other than 135/110

0.7% Pre-Alarm will operate at will operate as 135oF Alarm, 110oF Pre-
lowest setting of .9% and .7% respectively Alarm

To eliminate Pre-Alarm capability:

Configure a Pre-Alarm temperature of
134oF
NOTE:
Future Control Unit versions (1.2.11 for SLIC or 2.1.2 for MLIC)
Will display “INVALID THRESHOLD” message on the Keyboard/Display
for invalid entries on DS Series detectors. Also an option to eliminate
Pre-Alarm on thermal detectors will be added.
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 LEGACY DETECTORS VS.
NEW DETECTORS
Legacy Detectors New Detectors

Model PSD-7152 Photoelectric Detector, or Model DS-PS Photoelectric Detector

Model CPD-7052 Ionization Detector with DS-SB Detector Base

Model THD-7252 Thermal Detector Model DS-HFS Thermal Detector

with DS-SB Detector Base

NOTE: When replacing legacy detectors,

Remember you will need to install NEW detector and NEW base.
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 NEW DETECTOR COMPATIBILITY
KFS SMARTONE BASED CONTROL UNITS
New DS Series Detectors (DS-PS, DS-HFS) Compatible
With:
Current Control Units Legacy Obsolete Control
Units
Kidde ARIES Kidde PEGAsys*
Kidde ARIES NETLink Fenwal FenwalNET 2000*
*Running software vers.
Fenwal FenwalNET 6000 82.4
Fenwal FenwalNET 8000
Note: Panels no longer
Chemetron Micro MLX UL/FM listed.
Chemetron Micro SLX

New Detectors (DS-PS, DS-HFS) NOT Tested With:

Legacy Obsolete Control Units
Fenwal FenwalNET 1000*
Fenwal FenwalNET 4000*
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 DOCUMENTATION AND SUPPORT

Product Specification Sheets

DS-PS Photoelectric Detector
(P/N K-76-101)
DS-HFS Heat Detector
(P/N K-76-102)
DS Series Application Guide
(P/N K-76-1000)
Installation Instructions
(P/N 06-237507-001)
NEW A&E specifications

www.kiddefiresystems.com

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 DRIFT COMPENSATION

Accounts for changes in detection-chamber

output over time

Factors that can

cause changes

Component
Dirt Dust
Aging

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DRIFT COMPENSATION
Detectors Continuously
Monitor
• Background obscuration
levels
• Record levels 256 times per
day
• Compute daily and
accumulated averages
• Make first drift compensation
after 32 days of operation

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 DRIFT COMPENSATION BENEFIT

Takes the same amount of smoke

to activate detector regardless of age or
state of cleanliness as long as there is
no drift error.

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 PHOTOELECTRIC DETECTOR

Light Source No Smoke

Light Receiver

Light Source Smoke Detection

Light Receiver 100

 DH-2000 DUCT DETECTOR

Always use Photoelectric Detector!

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 SmartOne ® MODULES

• AI - Monitor Module

• AO - Control Module

• ASM - Addressable
Signal Module

• RRM - Remote Release

Module

• Loop Isolator Module

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MANUAL INITIATING DEVICES

AI Monitor Module

• Pre-mounted AI

103
SmartOne ® OUTPUT DEVICES

AO, ASM and RRM

Sequentially activated

Approximately 1/2-sec for each

output

NOTE:
AOs must be grouped in order to
meet NFPA code when 20 or
more AOs are to be activated.
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ADDRESSABLE SIGNAL MODULE

105
 ADDRESSABLE SIGNAL MODULE
FROM PREVIOUS TO NEXT SLC
SLC DEVICE DEVICE

REGULATED 24 NAC
VOLT SUPPLY
106
REMOTE RELEASE MODULE

107
REMOTE RELEASE MODULE

Up to 140 modules per control unit

Grouping parameter
• “Simultaneous” activation
• Up to 7 groups of 20 RRMs per group

Each module can be in multiple groups

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 REMOTE RELEASE MODULE WIRING
SLC (out)
SLC (in)
Be sure to connect module
casing to earth ground!

SLC

REMOTE RELEASE MODULE (RRM)

24 VDC PSU RELEASE
STATUS

24 VDC (in) Control Head

24 VDC (out) Red Blk or Solenoid

Power Limited
4.7kΩ, 0.5W

Auxiliary Power Supply In-Line Releasing Device

N.O. Trouble Contact

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REMOTE RELEASING MODULE WIRING
SLC (out)
SLC (in)

Be sure to connect module

casing to earth ground!

SLC

In-Line Releasing Device

REMOTE RELEASE MODULE (RRM)
24 VDC PSU RELEASE
STATUS

24 VDC (in)
Control Head
24 VDC (out) Blk or Solenoid
Red

Power Limited
4.7kΩ, 0.5W Control Head
or Solenoid
Red Blk
Auxiliary Power Supply
N.O. Trouble Contact
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LOOP ISOLATOR

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112
 SPECIALTY MODULES

PALM APIC
ORION XT Interface Module Addressable Protocol Interface Card

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ADDRESSABLE LOOP MODULE (PALM)

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 AIR-INTELLIGENCE APIC

APIC - Addressable Protocol Interface Card

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THOUGHTS OR COMMENTS
ON HARDWARE?

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 PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• ADDRESSING

• CONFIGURATION
SOFTWARE

• EOC

• SINGLE LOOP

• CONVENTIONAL PANELS

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SmartOne ® ADDRESSING & REGISTRATION
SmartOne devices are addressed via:
• Handheld Programmer (except APIC, PALM)
• ARIES NETLink Menu Procedure (except APIC,
PALM)
APIC: addressed via Hex1 and Hex2 switches
PALM: addressed via Orion configuration software or control
unit.

All SmartOne devices are registered via:

•ARIES NETLink Menu Procedure
•AutoLearn
•Configuration Upload 118
PROGRAMMER

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 SMARTONE ® HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER
- Compact design & user
friendly.
- Convenient means to assign
device address information.
- Supports all intelligent
SmartOne modules.
- AC and battery power
operation.

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 HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER-FEATURES

• Integral detector base

• Snap-in AI/AO
programming adapter

• SLC interface connectors

• AC power adapter
• 4 x AA rechargeable
batteries-Internal battery
Supervision

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 HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER-FEATURES

• Optional carrying case

• Status & charging LED’s

• Auto power save

• Contract & Backlight
Adjustment

• Specific trouble codes

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 HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER-FEATURES
Integral Detector Fixture:
• For use w/photo, ion, and
thermal detectors.
• Eliminates need for SLC
wiring.
• Reduces connection time
• Optional automatic alarm
test (user configurable).
• Approx. 15 seconds per
device.
• Sequential device
addressing (device range
selection).
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 HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER-FEATURES
AI/AO module adapter:
• Snaps directly to HHP detector
fixture.
• NO wiring or end-of-line
resistors required (except NC
AI’s).
• Reduces connection time.
• Optional automatic alarm test
(user configurable).
• Approx 15 seconds addressing
time per device.
• Sequential device addressing
(device range selection). 124
HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER-FEATURES
SLC “flying leads”
• Plug-in type connector.
• For use with RRM, ASM,
and AAM modules.
• NO external power or end-
of-line resistors required to
program modules.

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HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER-FEATURES
Menu Navigation
Keys

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 ADDRESSING SMOKE DETECTORS
Similar to Programming Addresses
Into Existing Addressable Detectors
• Use SmartOne Handheld
Programmer with
Programming Adapter
or
• Direct Connection to KFS
Addressable Control Unit

P/N 70-600000-110

Plug DS Series Programming Adapter (P/N 70-600000-110) Wire Directly

Into SmartOne Handheld Programmer.
Order 70-600000-110 adapters for your existing handheld programmers.
Adapter included with new handheld programmers.

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 ADDRESSING ASM
TO PROGRAMMER

4.7K 4.7K

128
 ADDRESSING RRM
TO
PROGRAMMER

SLC

REMOTE RELEASE MODULE (RRM)

24 VDC PSU RELEASE
STATUS

Power NOT needed

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 ADDRESSING LAM

Addressing a brand new LAM

1. Connect LAM to main board or RS485 network and power up
the system.
2. On Power up LAM goes to addressing Mode by flashing green
POWER LED.
3. On pressing the ACK key, first LED turns yellow. The first LED
correspond to address 1. LAM address can be selected by
pressing the ACK key multiple times.
4. After selecting the required address, press and hold Signal
Silence button for 5 sec to confirm the address.

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 READDRESSING LAM

Change LAM Address using local LAM buttons

1. Connect LAM to main board or RS485 network and power up
system and LAM.
2. Press and hold ACK and SIGNAL SILENCE keys for about 5
seconds to put the LAM into addressing Mode.
3. When LAM enters into Addressing Mode; green Power LED will
be flashing and first LAM LED turned ON.
4. The first LED corresponds to address 1. LAM Address can be
selected by pressing ACK button multiple times.
5. After selecting the required Address, press and hold
Signal Silence button for 5 sec to confirm the address.

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 ADDRESSING RDCM

Addressing a brand new RDCM

1. Connect RDCM through UI RS485 network and power
up system.

2. On Power up RDCM will be in addressing mode, by

displaying
“Enter New Module Address (1-15):”

3. Enter the required address (1-15) using RDCM

Keypad and press
“Enter button  ”

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 READDRESSING RDCM
Change address of RDCM through local Menu
1. Enter 1, 2 and 3 using RDCM key pad to enter Into local menu of RDCM.
2. RDCM displays the following options
(1) MODULE ADDRESSING
(2) CONTRAST ADJUSTMENTS
(3) BACKLIGHT SETTINGS
(4) MANUFACTURER SERIAL NUMBER
3. Press 1 to select option “MODULE ADDRESSING”
4. RDCM displays “Enter New Module Address (1-15):”
5. Enter the required address (1-15) using RDCM Keypad and press “Enter
button  ” to address the RDCM

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ADDRESSING QUESTIONS?

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 PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• ADDRESSING

• CONFIGURATION
SOFTWARE

• EOC

• SINGLE LOOP

• CONVENTIONAL PANELS

135
 CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE
PC-based program
Expandable configuration
Event output EOC
New enhanced layout
Soft keys
Compatible operating systems
Windows XP

Windows 7

Windows 8

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 GROUP TASK #3
•Install ARIES and ARIES NETLink Configuration Software
on Laptop.
•Install USB drivers for ARIES and ARIES NETLink
Configuration Software.
•Install Firmware Upgrade software for ARIES, ARIES
NETLink, and AEGIS panels.

Tip:
Know your version of Windows before starting
(64 bit, 32 bit, XP, 7, etc…)

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 INSTRUCTOR LEAD EXAMPLE #1
Configuration will be completed as a class with
Instructor lead.

Goals:
- Walkthrough of software tabs
- Learn about I/O Matrix
- Give Presentation on EOC
- Complete EOC for example

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 INSTRUCTOR LEAD WALKTHROUGH OF
CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE
Scope of Work: to be completed as a class
• Review Engineered Drawings
• Create an I/O Matrix based on drawings provided
• Write Configuration

Scope of Work: to be completed in Groups

• Check device addresses and finish wiring system
• Pass Inspection with Fire Inspector (instructor)

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 PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• ADDRESSING

• CONFIGURATION
SOFTWARE

• EOC

• SINGLE LOOP

• CONVENTIONAL PANEL

140
 EOC TAB

EOC
tab

Click on edit to
open text editor

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 EOC TEXT EDITOR

Menu
Toolbar

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EVENT OUTPUT CONTROL PROGRAMMING
Basic Program Structure
Inputs = Outputs
Input/Condition part Output/Action part
Syntax
Ln:k = U
Where n = SLC loop number (same as logical address)
k = Initiation device address
U = Output

Example:
L1:1=SG1
If initiating device with address 1 on SLC loop 1 is active
then turn on SG1.
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 DESIGNATION OF INITIATING DEVICES
All initiating devices specified by the loop number followed by
colon followed by the device address, e.g.

L1:25 (e.g., AI with address 25 on SLC1)

L2:1 (e.g., PHOTO detector with address 1 on SLC 2)
L3:105 (e.g., AIM with address 105 on SLC 3)
L4:213 (e.g., ION detector with address 213 on SLC 4)

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 EOC OUTPUT SYNTAX
Onboard NAC, R-NAC and Relay circuits:
• SG1, SG2, SG3, SG4 for NACs.
• AR1, AR2 for Release circuits.
• RY1, RY2, RY3 for Relays.

Expansion NAC Circuits Syntax

SGr:k
Circuit number on expansion card

Logical address of R-NAC card

Example: SG1:1 denotes NAC1 on R-NAC card1

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 EOC OUTPUT SYNTAX
Expansion Release Circuits Syntax
ARr:k
Circuit number on expansion card

Logical address of R-NAC card

Example: AR1:2 denotes release circuit 2 on R-NAC card1

Note: R-NAC circuit must be configured as ‘Release’; the default is
NAC

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 EOC OUTPUT SYNTAX
Expansion Relay Circuits Syntax
RYr:k
Circuit number on expansion card

Logical address of Relay card

Example: RY1:1 denotes relay circuit 1 on relay card 1

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 PROGRAM COMMENTS
“$”
Example:
$ Release sequence, data storage area
When a character of a line is “$”, the following
characters in the line are ignored.

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 EOC “AND” OPERATOR
The “AND” Operator
“ *”
Example:
L1:1*L1:2=SG1
If initiating devices with addresses 1 and 2 on SLC
loop 1 are active then turn on SG1.

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 EOC “OR” OPERATOR
The “OR” Operator
“+”
Example:
L1:1+L1:2=SG1
If initiating devices with addresses 1 or 2 on SLC loop
1 are active, then turn on SG1.

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 EOC “THRU” OPERATOR
The “THRU” Operator
“#”
Example:
(L1:1#10)=SG1
If any initiating devices with addresses 1 thru 10 on
SLC loop 1 is active then turn on the onboard NAC 1
circuit.

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 BRACKET/PARENTHESIS
Brackets specify order of operation
“( )”
Example:
L1:4+(L1:2*L1:3)=AR1
If (both initiating devices 2 and 3) or 4 is active on
SLC loop 1 then activate agent release 1.

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 COMMA
Activating Multiple outputs
“,”
Example:
L1:1=SG1,RY1,L1:8
Initiating device 1 on SLC loop 1 activates onboard
NAC circuit 1, onboard relay 1, and device 8 on SLC
loop 1

• Separate all specified outputs by a comma.

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 EOC “DELAY” OPERATOR
The “DELAY” Operator
“D”
Example:
D(L1:1,30)=SG1
When device with address 1 on SLC loop 1 activates,
wait 30 seconds and then turn on SG1.
• Delay is specified in seconds.
• Single delays cannot exceed 3,600 seconds.
• Delays longer than 3,600 seconds can be achieved buy
using special programming.
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 EOC “GREATER THAN” OPERATOR
The “GREATER THAN” Operator
“(Input)>1”
Example:
(L1:1#10)>1=SG1
When more than one initiating device is active from
addresses 1 thru 10 on SLC loop 1, turn on the
onboard NAC 1 circuit.

NOTE: Works for up to (>9)

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 EOC “ABORT” OPERATOR
“D(Input,Delay,Abort)”
Example:
D(L1:1,30,L1:10)=AR1
During discharge countdown, if abort with address 10
on SLC loop 1 is activated, execute abort per defined
abort type.

Abort Characteristics
• Do not use “+”, or “#’’ when specifying multiple aborts.
• Do not assign aborts to an identifier and then sub in the
identifier.
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 SIGNAL CIRCUIT ACTIVATION SPECIFIER
“SG1/60”
Example:
L1:1+L1:2=SG1/60
L1:1*L1:2=SG1:1/120
When initiating device 1 or 2 on SLC loop 1 activates
turn on SG1 @ 60BPM.
When initiating device 1 and 2 on SLC loop 1 are both
active, turn on SG1 on R-NAC card 1 @ 120 BPM.

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 SIGNAL CIRCUIT ACTIVATION SPECIFIER

Technique works for:

• /60 = 60 Beats per minute
• /120 = 120 Beats per minute
• /C = On constant
• /T = Temporal code three

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 EOC “NOT” OPERATOR
“N”
Example (Input):
L1:1*NL1:2=SG1
When initiating device 1 on SLC loop 1 is active and initiating
device 2 on SLC loop 1 is not active then turn on SG1.
Example (Output):
L1:1+L1:2=SG1
L1:1*L1:2=NSG1
When initiating device 1 or 2 on SLC 1 is active then turn on
SG1.
When initiating devices 1 and 2 are both active then turn off
SG1. 159
 EOC “TROUBLE” OPERATOR
“T(Input)”
Example:
T(L1:1)=SG1
When device 1 on SLC loop 1 goes into “trouble”
then turn on SG1.

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 EOC “PRE-ALARM” OPERATOR
“P(Input)”
Example:
P(L1:1)=SG1
When initiating device 1 on SLC loop 1 goes into Pre-
Alarm then turn on SG1.

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EOC GENERAL TROUBLE “GT” OPERATOR
“GT”
Example:
GT=SG1
When the panel goes into trouble for any reason then
activate SG1.

• Outputs will de-energize when trouble clears.

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GENERAL SUPERVISORY “GS” OPERATOR
“GS”
Example:
GS=SG1
When the panel goes into supervisory for any reason
then activate SG1.

• Outputs will de-energize when supervisory clears.

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 LAM OUTPUT SYNTAX
Syntax for referencing LAM LEDs
LEDr:k

LED number

LAM Logical address

Example: LED1:1 indicates LED number 1 on

LAM module 1

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 EOC EXAMPLE WITH LAM OUTPUTS

Example:
L1:1#5=LED1:1

If any of the initiating devices with addresses 1

through 5 on loop 1 is active turn on LED1 on LAM1.

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 “C” STATE IDENTIFIER
The “C” identifier is a state condition which can be turned ON
when a set of conditions are met within the EOC program.

Once Set, the “C” identifier will remain ON/TRUE until it is

told to be OFF/FALSE with a not C statement or a panel reset
is done.

The “C” identifier is essentially a “Virtual Light Switch” or

“Pseudo Device”

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 “C” STATE IDENTIFIER
“C”
Example:
L1:1#4=C1
C1=AR1,NC1,C2
D(C2,30)=NAR1,NC2
If any initiating device on loop 1 within address 1 thru 4 are
active, then C1 is true.
If C1 is ON/TRUE then Turn ON AR1, Turn OFF C1, Turn ON
C2.
When C2 is ON, Start 30 second counter. After counter, Turn
OFF AR1, Turn OFF C2.
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 “C” STATE IDENTIFIER
“C and >”
Example 2:
L1:1#4>1=C1
C1=SG1

Very useful when building programming for counting zone

releasing systems.

*Not a counting identifier

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 “C” STATE IDENTIFIER

On or Off
True or False

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 INCREMENTAL VARIABLE
“Q”
Example:
L1:1#4=C1
C1=Q1,NC1
Q1>3=SG1,NQ1
If initiating any devices with loop 1 address 1 thru address 4
are active, then C1 is true
If C1 is ON/TRUE then add 1 to Q1 and clear C1 to allow
more activations of C1
When Q1 is GREATER than 3, Turn ON SG1 and set Q1 to
ZERO.
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 ‘Q’ IDENTIFIER CHARACTERISTICS
Q must be defined on the right side of the equation
before they can be used on the left side.
Q must never appear on the right side of the equation
after they appear on the left side, unless to NQ
Q should only appear once on the right side of the
equation unless to NQ.
Once activated and assigned a non-Zero value, it can
only be reassigned to its initial Zero by a NQ
Very useful for discharges longer than 1 hour!

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 EOC “I” COUNTING IDENTIFIER
“I”
Example:
(L1:1#10)=I1
When an initiating device from addresses 1 through
10 on SLC loop 1 actives, set I1 to one and increment
I1 on subsequent device activations.

“I” will increment in value based on number of

detectors active.
Very useful for resounding NACS
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 EOC “F” NETWORKING IDENTIFIER
“F”
Syntax:
Fx:Ly:z = outputs
x = remote control unit number(1-64)
y = SLC loop number(1-8)

Example:
F3:L1:1 = SG1
If device on remote node 3 SLC loop1 is activated
turn on SG1.
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 EOC RULES AND GUIDELINES
• 128 characters per EOC Line
• 255 EOC Lines
• No more than 64 Delay-Abort Statements
• Try to list every ON command for an output once
• Outputs and C statements are ON until a command
to turn OFF
• Define and identifier ONCE
• Plan your system before writing EOC

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COMPLETE EOC FOR INSTRUCTOR LEAD
CONFIGURATION #1

Use the following handouts:

• Programming matrix
• Drawing for class lead example #1

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SOFTWARE & EOC DISCUSSION

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 GROUP EXERCISE - A

• Configuration will be completed within

the Lab-work Groups
• Complete I/O Matrix
• Write EOC

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 GROUP EXERCISE - B

• Configuration will be completed

within the Lab-work Groups
• Complete I/O Matrix
• Write EOC

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GROUP EXERCISE – C IF TIME ALLOWS

• Configuration will be completed

within Multiple Lab-work Groups
• Network small groups of panels
together
• Test functionality of network
reporting

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 PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• ADDRESSING

• CONFIGURATION
SOFTWARE

• EOC

• SINGLE LOOP

• CONVENTIONAL PANEL
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 FEATURES
(1) 5.4 A Switching Power Supply

(1) Signaling Line Circuit (255 Points)

*Class A Requires Physical change
to dipswitch

(2) Notification Appliance Circuits (NACs)

(2) Combination NACs / Releasing Circuits

(2) Releasing Circuits

(3) Programmable Relays

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 FEATURES

(1) 80-Character LCD Display (2 X 40)

(1) RS-485 Communications Circuit

(2) RS-232 Ports

(1) USB Device Port

182
ARIES INSTALLATION DRAWING

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 ARIES ® SINGLE LOOP PANEL

• Programming of Single loop panel is similar to

NetLink.
• Uses the same EOC programming language with
minor differences.
• Configuration software is similar as well. 184
 ARIES ® ICM MODULE
• ICM Module is different than NetLink ICM.

• Mounts inside of control panel cabinet.

185
 ARIES ® NETWORKING
• ARIES network card mounts on control panel.
• Mounts inside of control panel cabinet.
• Cannot network with NetLink Panels.

186
 ARIES ® PERIPHERALS
• ARIES uses unique peripherals.
• Cannot cross with NetLink Panels

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EVENT OUTPUT CONTROL PROGRAMMING
Basic Program Structure
Inputs = Outputs
Input/Condition part Output/Action part

Syntax:
k=U
Where k = Initiation device address
U = Output

Example:
1=SG1
If initiating device with address 1 active then turn on SG1.

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 DESIGNATION OF INITIATING DEVICES
All initiating devices specified by ONLY the device
address.

Example:
25

AI with address 25

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 SINGLE LOOP EOC

Onboard NAC, R-NAC and Relay circuits, have

output syntax that is the same as ARIES:
• SG1, SG2, SG3, SG4 for NACs;
• AR1, AR2, AR3, AR4 for Release; and
• RY1, RY2, RY3 for Relays.

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 SINGLE LOOP EOC
Example:
1#4=5,SG1
6=N5,NSG1

Address 1 through 4 turn ON Output Address 5 and

SG1.

Address 6 turns OFF Output address 5 and SG1.

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 PRESENTATION SUMMARY

• ADDRESSING

• CONFIGURATION
SOFTWARE

• EOC

• SINGLE LOOP

• CONVENTIONAL PANEL
192
 KIDDE AEGIS CONVENTIONAL PANELS

• Manual Release
• Standard
& Abort

• Standard

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AEGIS 2.0 STANDARD PACKAGE CONTENTS
1 - Enclosure w/ door
1 - Power Supply Unit
1 - Circuit Board
1 - Operating Instructions
2 - Keys
1 - Bezel Assembly
1 - Hardware Kit
1 - Installation & Configuration Kit

Note: One in-line releasing device is required for each solenoid on a power limited ARC.
In-line releasing devices are not included with the AEGS 2.0 panel; the appropriate
number of in-line releasing devices should be ordered using part number 06-220023-001.

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 KIT CONTENTS
Install-Config Kit
Hardware Kit 1 - Wiring Diagram
1 - Ground Wire
1 - Users CD
1 - PSU Wiring Harness
1 - Battery Harness
1 - AC Safety Guard
Lot - Mounting Hardware
10 - EOL Resistor (5.1K)

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 AEGIS 2.0 WITH MAN. REL. & ABORT

• Same back-box as Standard version

• Manual Release & Abort Switches
mounted
• Dimensions (w/ door)
14.25” W x 19” H x 6” D
• Useful for mobile equipment and
machinery applications as well

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 AEGIS-XLT
• NEMA 1 standard enclosure, same back box and dimensions
as Aegis 2.0 with standard door.
• Advanced programming
- Large range of release on and pre-discharge time settings
- LPCO2, Watermist and SPURT
• Two In-Line releasing devices
included with panel

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HIGH LEVEL CONFIGURATION DIFFERENCES
Release device ON time
(discharge duration)
Pre-discharge delay for Auto
Release
Pre-discharge delay for
Manual Release
Circuit flexibility
Water mist functionality
AEGIS 2.0 AEGIS-XLT
• 90 seconds • 0 to 240 sec (1 sec increments)
• 10 minutes • 0 to 24 min (0.1 min increments)
• 15 minutes • 0 to 240 min (1 min increment)
• On until reset • 0 to 240 hrs (1 hr increment)
• On until reset
• 0 to 60 sec (10 sec increments) • 0 to 240 sec (1 sec increment)
• 0 to 24 min (1 min increment)
• 0 to 30 sec (10 sec increments) • Same as detector
• Instantaneous
• SUPV 1 as DET 4 • SUPV 1 as DET 4
• NACs signal TBL, SUPV, Abort
• NAC 1 as ARC 3
• Non-latching Manual Release
• Spurt Function
• Thermal cycling
• Adjustable times
o Discharge on & off
o Wait time
o Repeat sequence
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 REASONS TO USE THESE CONVENTIONAL
PANELS
• Efficient For Protection of Single Hazards
• Unique dual-agent capability
→ Aborts Clean Agent
→ Not Pre-Action
• Suppression focused features and safeguards
• Quick and easy to install, test and commission
• Large amount of conventional input and output
circuits combined with great configuration
options
• AEGIS-XLT supports Low Pressure CO2, Water
Mist and Spurt applications
• Listed for use with Kidde, Fenwal and
Chemetron solenoids
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AEGIS 2.0 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM

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 CONVENTIONAL CEILING DETECTORS
• Two and four wire detectors available
• Photoelectric and combo photo/heat available
• UL, FM, CSFM approved
• Automatic drift compensation
• Field replaceable optical chamber
• Meets NFPA 72 sensitivity test requirements
• Low profile design
• Compatible with most Kidde, Fenwal and Chemetron control
panels

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 AVAILABLE CEILING DETECTORS
Available Detectors Available Bases
711U
Photoelectric
2 wire 701U
6 inch base
721U 3 terminals
Photoelectric
2 wire + output
for remote ind.
702U
6 inch base
721UT 6 terminals
Photo/heat (For use with
2 wire remote indicator)

741UT
Photo/heat
4 wire
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CEILING DETECTOR ACCESSORIES
211-10PKG
Replacement Optical
Chambers 700 series

204-12/24VG
End of Line Power 706U1B
Supervision Remote LED Indicator
Relay for Four Wire For 721U, 721UT and 741UT
Detector (must use 702U base)

SM200-12PKG
Smoke in a can Note: Remote Status Not Available
Case of 12 For model 711U detector

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 CONVENTIONAL DUCT DETECTORS
• Two and four wire Photoelectric detectors available
• UL, ULC, FM, CSFM approved
• Compact integrated design, PCB mounted detector with
onboard intelligence
• Alarm, trouble, dirty LED’s visible through clear cover
• Magnet activated test switch
• Variety of sampling tubes and remote stations available
• Optional housing for high humidity environments available
• Compatible with most Kidde, Fenwal and Chemetron control
panels

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AVAILABLE DUCT DETECTORS

Available Sampling Tubes

SD-2W • SD-T8 8” Sampling Tube
Duct Detector 2 Wire • SD-T18 18” Sampling Tube
• SD-T24 24” Sampling Tube
• SD-T36 36” Sampling Tube
• SD-T42 42” Sampling Tube
• SD-T60 60” Sampling Tube
• SD-T78 78” Sampling Tube
• SD-T120 120” Sampling Tube
SD-4WJ
Duct Detector 4 Wire

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DUCT DETECTOR ACCESSORIES

EC-LED
LED Indicator 2 wire Duct

SD-2W
Duct Detector 2 SD-TRM
Wire LED Indicator, Mag Test
2 wire Duct

SD-TRK
LED Indicator, Key reset
2 wire Duct

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DUCT DETECTOR ACCESSORIES

5956A
LED Indicator
4 wire Duct

SD-4WJ
Duct Detector 4
Wire SD-TRM4
LED Indicator,
Mag Test
4 wire Duct

SD-TRK4
LED Indicator, Key
reset
4 wire Duct

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 COMPATIBILITY CHARTS DETECTORS
Compatibility Chart defines:
• Which control panels the detector can be used with
• How many detectors can be used per detection circuit

Compatibility Documents:
• New Detectors
K-70-100
• Legacy Detectors
F-70-63

If in doubt – Contact Technical Support 208

 DOCUMENTATION AND SUPPORT
Product Specification Sheets
• Two/Four Wire Conventional Detectors K-70-140
• Two Wire Conventional Duct Detectors K-70-160
• Four Wire Conventional Duct Detectors K-70-180
Compatibility Charts
• K-70-100 New Detectors
• F-70-63 Legacy Detectors
A&E specifications
Installation Instructions
www.kiddefiresystems.com

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 INITIATING DEVICE CIRCUITS

• Style choice made by selection of terminals

No jumpers, no additional hardware required

• Power limited

• Supervised for ground faults and open circuits

• 5.1K, 5%, 0.5 W EOL-Resistor

• 100 ohms / loop line resistance

210
 CONFIGURATION

Simple to perform
No computers or software
No jumper cutting

Prerequisite - No Alarm or Supervisory

211
 CONFIGURATION

Must know firmware version to program with the correct manual.

Push “Output Disable and Acknowledge” to see a firmware
version, which is listed on the correct manual.
Old versions of firmware should be updated to latest version.
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 CONFIGURATION

Push “System Reset and Acknowledge” to enter the program

configuration mode.
Push “Output Disable” to change a programming option.
Push “Acknowledge” to scroll to the next programming option.
When screen reads “777” press “Signal Silence” to Save and
Exit the program configuration mode.
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 ENTER PASSWORD - DEFAULT 186

Step Description Display

1 Press & hold <Acknowledge> & <Reset> 0 _ _
2 Press <Output Disable> to advance digits 1 _ _
When correct, press <Acknowledge>
3 1 0 _
Cursor moves to Position 2
4 Press <Output Disable> to advance digits 1 8 _
When correct, press <Acknowledge>
5 1 8 0
Cursor moves to Position 3
6 Press <Output Disable> to advance digits 1 8 6
When correct, press <Acknowledge>
7 0 0 _
Panel enters configuration mode

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 TROUBLESHOOTING
Panel provides detailed diagnostics that allow operator to
determine exact cause of trouble.

Prerequisite - At least one active trouble condition

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 TROUBLESHOOTING MODE
To stop display, release <Signal Silence>

Explanation of codes:
• In Manual, Chapter 6 with corrective action
• Label on inside of panel door

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 BATTERY TEST
Press <Acknowledge> & <Signal Silence> for 5 seconds
Open circuit voltage displayed for 3 seconds

Followed by the charging current.

Alternates every 3 seconds.

Exits on switch release or status change

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 LAMP TEST
Press <Acknowledge> for 5 seconds

• LEDs & Digital Display characters illuminate

• Buzzer sounds
To exit, release <Acknowledge>

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 AEGIS/ARIES DISCUSSION

 Presentation on Linear Heat Detection is to follow. (If time allows)

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