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4 Way Relay Card

- Provides Four Individually
Programmable Relay Outputs
- Compatible With ZXa And ZXe
Intelligent Multi Protocol Fire Alarm Control Panels
- RS485 Communication
- Connects To The Peripheral Bus (Port
D) On The Fire Alarm Panel
- Up To 31 On One Peripheral Bus
- Easy DIP Switch Addressing
- Normal, Delayed Or Double-Knock
Operation Options¬
- LED Relay Status Indication
- Contact Rating: 1A At 24V AC/DC
| The 4-way programmable relay card is a compact remote I/O
device for the ZXa and ZXe intelligent multi protocol fire alarm control
panels. This device, along with other remote I/O devices, the repeater units
and the external printer provide a complete range of peripheral devices to
further enhance the functionality and expandability of the ZXa and ZXe
systems. The 4-way relay card consists of 4 relay outputs built on a
single printed circuit board. Each output relay provides single pole double
throw (SPDT) switching action for other locally powered equipment. The form
C relay contacts are designed to switch resistive loads of up to 1A/24V
ac/dc. |
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The 4-way relay card connects to the ZXa or ZXe control panels via the RS485
peripheral port (Port D). An RS485 communication card must be fitted in
the ZXa or ZXe control panel for that purpose. The "Auto-Learn"
facility in the ZXa or ZXe control panels will automatically add each relay
output to the list of relay outputs in the panel. Each of these relays can be
assigned to any zone on the system and can be individually programmed for
NORMAL, DELAYED, or DOUBLE-KNOCK operation. The 4-way relay card requires a 24V
to 28 Vdc external power supply to operate. Power may be taken from the
auxiliary power supply output on the Zxa or ZXe panel or any other suitable DC
supply of suitable voltage and current rating. The RS485 peripheral
address is set via an onboard DIP switch and other peripherals such as repeaters
can be daisy chained together on the same line. Up to a maximum of thirty-one,
four-way programmable relay cards can be connected to a peripheral bus. This
number is reduced when any other peripheral devices are used on the same bus. |